Gun ranges in/near Charles County (bring own ammo)?

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    Capt Skup

    Capt Skup

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    Feb 29, 2012
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    Military grade ammo? As in all FMJ (full metal jacket) ammo, as in practice ammo? BMG's? I haven't handled a Browning machine gun since retiring from active duty, never have seen one at MG. Be great to, though.
     
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    traveller

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    Capt Skup said:
    Military grade ammo? As in all FMJ (full metal jacket) ammo, as in practice ammo? BMG's? I haven't handled a Browning machine gun since retiring from active duty, never have seen one at MG. Be great to, though.
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    Knuckleheads are putting holes through the steel beams that hold up the baffles. Considering that people live downrange within a mile from MG, I am not opposed to a caliber restriction.
     
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    Buckeye_Nut

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    moparmike610 said:
    Well I was there yesterday and Dan said they might be banning bmg's , and military grade ammo in the near future along with possibly having a range officer there.

    My biggest complaint is people don't follow the damn rules 1 hour range time of people are waiting , no children without hunter safety card (and yes I've been there when a couple tried bringing there baby down ) I take my son there for him to sight in his 22 and sometimes I feel he is safer to be around than some of the others there and he's 12.

    If people would follow the rules the place would be great
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    And what exactly is "military grade ammo"?
     
    ELEMENT94

    ELEMENT94

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    traveller said:
    Knuckleheads are putting holes through the steel beams that hold up the baffles. Considering that people live downrange within a mile from MG, I am not opposed to a caliber restriction.
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    Hell a 30.06 soft point will put a hole in an I-beam.
     
    byf43

    byf43

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    Feb 5, 2012
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    Southern Maryland ("Calvert County")
    Inigoes said:
    Charles County Sportsmen Club on Renner Road, south of Waldorf has an indoor pistol range.
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    Biggfoot44 said:
    The above mentioned is St Charles Sportsmans Club .
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    St. Charles Sportsmans Club is a "members only" facility, HOWEVER!, members CAN bring guests.

    IF memory serves me, the guest has to pay for range time.

    Yes, you can bring your own ammo.

    I THINK the indoor range is pistols/revolvers only, and POSSIBLY .22lr rifles.

    It's been a while since I've attended meetings and gone to that range.

    I'm sure someone will correct this post, IF I'm wrong.
     
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