Mr H
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OT allows pistol caliber rifles
Glen Burnie Select Fire Indoor Range
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Mr H
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I went to On Target a few times and after my last visit I decided to never to go back again. The place went way downhill from my first visit to my last. Their prices were also ridiculous and they know they are ripping people off. They had a VP9 and their price was something like $850 for one. I asked them to price match another local shop, which was over $200 cheaper, and they said they'd rather sell it to someone else.
CrueChief
Cocker Dad/RIP Bella
- Oct 8, 2007
- 19,012
HeatSeeker
Ultimate Member
I go to select fire. It's closest range for me. I just go in, pay as little attention to counter guy as possible, acknowledge I understand the rules, and go shoot.
- Jul 29, 2014
- 49,982
I prefer Blaster226 SF Range, Juuuust as soon as it......
5.56blaster
Ultimate Member
I like having my own range. Walk out the front door and shoot, a lot!
I was there about 6 weeks ago. I read all of the crappy reviews too but it was close to work and I met a friend there to try out his new Sig 45.
Went in checked our cases and fired away. When we were done I was talking to Wayne who I believe is the owner and had no problems. We spoke about some general gun smithing stuff and be seemed fairly knowledgeable.
Not to defend poor customer service or anything but It got to be tough making a living owning a small firing range. Insurance must be through the roof. I think these guys must get a lot if A$$ hats in there that act foolish and reckless so they need to keep a tight leash on everyone. It just takes one reckless incident or stupid accident to shut a place like that down.
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Went in checked our cases and fired away. When we were done I was talking to Wayne who I believe is the owner and had no problems. We spoke about some general gun smithing stuff and be seemed fairly knowledgeable.
Not to defend poor customer service or anything but It got to be tough making a living owning a small firing range. Insurance must be through the roof. I think these guys must get a lot if A$$ hats in there that act foolish and reckless so they need to keep a tight leash on everyone. It just takes one reckless incident or stupid accident to shut a place like that down.
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I went there.......once.
Mr H
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on target sux! range nazis and dont care staff.
And many folks never have an issue there, and get on fine with the staff.
YMMV
- May 22, 2005
- 122,879
There's your answer. You were deemed cool enough to clear houses because you had the only appropriate tool.
kgain673
I'm sorry for the typos!!
- Dec 18, 2007
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How do these guys even make money?
Cheesesteaks
And M1 Carbines. But they don't allow steel core ammo. My Geco 9mm was a no-go with them.
- Oct 8, 2007
- 19,012
