No , you need to bring your own.
Myrtle Grove WMA Shooting Range Hours and Rules
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No , you need to bring your own.
smokeeater09
Member
I guess destroying the target stands at Myrtle Grove no longer presents a challenge. Visiting this afternoon, I noticed they've now started on the new vertical baffle columns. It really, really chaps my ass that a few have absolutely no respect for the other shooters who visit the Grove on a regular basis, abide by the regulations, and are thankful we have a place to shoot!
If you look at the new collumns, there is actually a V-shaped steel deflector underneath the wooden planking. I was out there when the range was back open for maybe a week and people already managed to shoot the wooden planking to hell.
I watched how this happens. One gentleman was shooting from a standing position at a target stand that was not centered. With the downward trajectory, all his rounds were hitting the dirt right at the bottom of a column. I tapped him on the shoulder and pointed it out to him and he changed his shooting position. Some just don't know, but it sure looks like there are folks who intentionally destroy stuff.
TripN KniveZ
Member
Guests?
I'm new to the area and just got my range permit for the season. Is there a rule about guests or do guests need to purchase a separate permit?
I'm new to the area and just got my range permit for the season. Is there a rule about guests or do guests need to purchase a separate permit?
A Myrtle Grove WMA Shooting Range Permit is required for all users age 18 and older. Users under 18 years old must have a Hunter Safety Certificate and be accompanied by an adult 18 years or older who has a valid Range Permit.
If your shooting you need a permit.
buellsfurn
Ultimate Member
A Myrtle Grove WMA Shooting Range Permit is required for all users age 18 and older. Users under 18 years old must have a Hunter Safety Certificate and be accompanied by an adult 18 years or older who has a valid Range Permit.
If your shooting you need a permit.
This and This, the only thing i would add is try to go during the week weekends can be busy
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rmbstyle
Member
Anyone know if they allow 40mm TP rounds to be shot here? Don't see anything in the rules
target_shooter
Member
- Oct 17, 2020
- 1
Does anybody know current policy on using M855 5.56 green tip (steel tip, lead core) ammo at Myrtle Grove WMA Shooting Range?
Inspector1489
Ultimate Member
I'm not aware of anything saying you can't. Dirt berms and (avoid the) wood baffles...fire away.
DaveP
Active Member
I love shooting there in inclement weather, it's less crowded
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DaveP
Active Member
It was shutdown forever for the " improvements" yet a simple roof was not added.
2"+ of water at back on concrete.
Hole in boot at 1 1/2" mark!
Refreshing!
Could've used a kayak to swap targets.
Still had a great time!
JWB13
Member
I've heard nothing but terrible things about that place.
It is a public shooting range that serves a very large number of people. In a very anti gun state that would be just as happy to get rid of it completely.
buellsfurn
Ultimate Member
and only law and order is you no RO
jamesp15
Active Member
During the week its not a bad place really. Weekends can be like the wild west at times though.
Agreed but also a reflection on society. 30 years ago myself and many family friends went there almost every weekend. They allowed FA and had a few regulars with M60. Everyone was safe,polite and respectful of each other....great times. Last time I was there a few weeks ago I could hear them fighting and arguing over the mag dumps and I was on the Shotgun Range.
I still buy a permit every year to support it though...if just for the memories.
