- May 15, 2007
- 24,525
Man, I miss Arizona 
Where to shoot?
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- Aug 2, 2019
- 193
Sorry to necropost, but I didn't see any of these indoor ranges listed in the rest of the thread, and my google searches don't show anything. I have a rifle range membership, but I love the convenience of indoor ranges for keeping my skills current (I recently got my carry permit for MD) with my pistols.
Dave MP
Retired USA
Re-read post # 8 of your intro thread.
- Aug 2, 2019
- 193
Thank you. That one got lost in the shuffle, that shooters map is a great resource.
Dave MP
Retired USA
I live in Pasadena.Usually shoot at Delmarva Clays. Prefer to shoot rifles.Spent a day with Ed
Shell.and his gun.I shot effective
To 500 yards. I would enjoy Stony Creek for the location. Have you joined ths group? Please inform the MDS
brotherhood of your
impressions. thanks, in advance. Many members here are from A.A County.
Shell.and his gun.I shot effective
To 500 yards. I would enjoy Stony Creek for the location. Have you joined ths group? Please inform the MDS
brotherhood of your
impressions. thanks, in advance. Many members here are from A.A County.
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Sure would be nice to shoot somewhere within a half hour of where I live... 
Biggfoot44
Ultimate Member
- Aug 2, 2009
- 33,159
The answer to that is to locate the place to shoot first , then look for housing within 30min of the range .
BFR50
Member
Sure would be nice to shoot somewhere within a half hour of where I live...
If you filled in your location we could help.
I think Myrtle Grove WMA in Charles County is as close as I've found to outdoors shoot-where-you-want kind of feel. It's in the woods, goes out to 100, shoot whatever you want, 5 bucks a stop or 20 for the year. No RSOs or formalities, police yourselves/clean up after yourselves and just have a good time. Most of the folks there know what they are about and everyone just kinda does their own thing. Downsides-it is kind of out of the way; still has lanes/target stands so it's not like you can set up a tactical range/steel or whatever if that is your thing; and it can get kind of crowded on weekends.
rmbstyle
Member
I'd highly recommend peacemaker training center. I used to be a member of AGC, but I got tired tired of it after a few years. I'm the kind of person that likes to shoot without anyone breathing down my neck and watching over me like I'm constantly doing something wrong.
Peacemaker has private bays with steel targets so you can do anything you want as long as you don't break the 180 rule. They also have 1,000 yard steel too.
Peacemaker has private bays with steel targets so you can do anything you want as long as you don't break the 180 rule. They also have 1,000 yard steel too.
Can you shoot at Peacemaker by the day or do you have to be a member?
rmbstyle
Member
They offer day passes to their 100 yard range, but for all the others you have to be a member.
Here's our 2020 schedule! For anyone interested in shooting with ARPC, If you are still looking for a place to shoot we're a fun crowd. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KF...mp-9CXJO17ZDJLpMVKTwQXWA-2nWDz5uDt5bFULR4ITGY
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