FNP Article "Two indoor shooting ranges.."
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altima98
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- Apr 6, 2008
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Well thats no fun...
"Heritage doesn’t allow participants to bring their own weapons. What they shoot must be rented at the facility. There is no membership. Customers pay by the hour."
"Heritage doesn’t allow participants to bring their own weapons. What they shoot must be rented at the facility. There is no membership. Customers pay by the hour."
I'm hoping that's misprint? Who he hell wants to shoot rentals only or train with a gun that's not their own?
platoonDaddy
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I'm hoping that's misprint? Who he hell wants to shoot rentals only or train with a gun that's not their own?
AMEN!
remember it was written by a member of the media.
just sayin'.
just sayin'.
maybe they meant ammo - ala Gilberts?
Why Try
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Have not read the news post but during the walk though they said you can use your own ammo and guns at heritage. They also had now hiring paperwork with apply online info.
That has to be an error. So they'll rent you a gun. But they'll also sell you a gun that you can't use there?
Thats what I was thinking. " Let me sell you a gun you can't use here"
On the other hand it wouldn't be a surprise with the shitty indoor ranges MD has. MSAR is crowded and has no RSO's, and some questionable people. Gilbert's doesn't let you bring your own ammo. How are they still open???? Now this place. Thats it, I'm opening up my own range in Frederick that caters to people who like to shoot.
Here's their press-kit.
http://www.heritagetrainingcenter.com/files/HTC_Press_Kit_Sept_2014.pdf
I think I see where the media went wrong.
They misinterpreted that to mean no privately owned firearms, if I'm reading this correctly.
http://www.heritagetrainingcenter.com/files/HTC_Press_Kit_Sept_2014.pdf
I think I see where the media went wrong.
They misinterpreted that to mean no privately owned firearms, if I'm reading this correctly.
Claybreaker 2
Active Member
Its good to see that both ranges seem to finally be overcoming all of the permitting and regulatory difficulties they encountered. They will be a great addition to Frederick and will hopefully help overcome the influx of Montgomery anti-gun transplants. It will be nice to have the indoor options when the weather does not cooperate.
JBinDC
Ultimate Member
No membership is a bummer IMO. I prefer to pay up front and then shoot enough to make it worth it. Also, y'all sure that - "Heritage doesn’t allow participants to bring their own weapons. What they shoot must be rented at the facility" - a miss print? Seems like they may be catering more towards new shooters. I hope they're miss printed, as it does seem like a bigger range than MGN, which is my concern with bothering to get a membership there. Not a fan of packed ranges. Sure wish MoCo would step up and at least let someone open up a new range, say, out in the Western part of the county.
Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
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Packed range = range that stays in business.
Good pickup
Figures the ignorant media would not understand that it meant they have some guns for rent only. NOT that those are the only guns to be used at the range.
The release stated rentals only for on site use. I think that's where the confusion is.
The article states the following about Heritage.
"Heritage doesn’t allow participants to bring their own weapons. What they shoot must be rented at the facility. There is no membership. Customers pay by the hour."
Once the go out of business the 2nd generation owners will allow you to bring your own weapons yo shoot.
"Heritage doesn’t allow participants to bring their own weapons. What they shoot must be rented at the facility. There is no membership. Customers pay by the hour."
Once the go out of business the 2nd generation owners will allow you to bring your own weapons yo shoot.
I think we've established that the "you cant bring your own guns" policy was an error by the writer of the article
We're all thinking the author misinterpreted what was in the press-kit.
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