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    protegeV

    protegeV

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    Apr 3, 2011
    46,880
    TX
    Rockfish said:
    Merlin lookin good. Did they give you any crap at that range for cheek welding the gun? I heard recently that a range officer advised a shooter he wasn't allowed to cheek weld the brace on his ar pistol in there, pretty lame if true.
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    At which range?

    I don't think they pull that crap at freestate.
     
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    Merlin593

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    Mar 29, 2013
    353
    Towson, MD
    Rockfish said:
    Indeed it was freestate.
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    Yes that pic was from Freestate where I'm a member.
    I have never had issues shooting any gun at the range.
    Cheek weld, no cheek weld, no problem...
    As it was noted in another post, rarely is there a RSO in the range while you're shooting.
    Must have been an isolated incident or a possible misunderstanding while instructions were being given.
     
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    Rockfish

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    Feb 26, 2013
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    Just an update on this. I went to continental today for a while and I happened to ask the range officer what his stance on braces was and he said they should be used for pistol style shooting only. I specifically mentioned cheek welding the braces and he said the ATF said it was a no-no. I mentioned that their opinion letter mentioned shouldering the braces and what about the buffer tube attachments that are specifically for cheek welding and he said I was stretching it a bit.

    To his defense he made it fairly clear that he obviously wasn't an atf agent but did point out the LEO frequents the range and it would suck to be a poster child for the grey area in this law.

    I haven't seen anything that says you can't cheek weld a brace but I also haven't seen anything that says explicitly that you can.
     
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    Rockfish

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    Feb 26, 2013
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    Should I be avoiding this place? I've been to freestate a few times but it seemed like it was more expensive than continental. I usually do my shooting outdoors when its not freezing.
     
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    Merlin593

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    Mar 29, 2013
    353
    Towson, MD
    Rockfish said:
    Just an update on this. I went to continental today for a while and I happened to ask the range officer what his stance on braces was and he said they should be used for pistol style shooting only. I specifically mentioned cheek welding the braces and he said the ATF said it was a no-no. I mentioned that their opinion letter mentioned shouldering the braces and what about the buffer tube attachments that are specifically for cheek welding and he said I was stretching it a bit.

    To his defense he made it fairly clear that he obviously wasn't an atf agent but did point out the LEO frequents the range and it would suck to be a poster child for the grey area in this law.

    I haven't seen anything that says you can't cheek weld a brace but I also haven't seen anything that says explicitly that you can.
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    IMHO - Continental doesn't allow rifle shooting so I wouldn't really care what their take was on braces, cheek welds, etc.

    Most MD LEO don't know the federal laws and I've got buddies who r so I'm speaking from experience. Also they don't really care...

    At freestate the attitude is enjoy shooting your guns in a safe manner. They don't have any atf agents working there. ;)
     
    Jollyllama

    Jollyllama

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    Apr 9, 2012
    1,457
    Carroll county
    Rockfish said:
    Should I be avoiding this place? I've been to freestate a few times but it seemed like it was more expensive than continental. I usually do my shooting outdoors when its not freezing.
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    I have had several issues over the years with continental, which I won't go into here for the sake of time and not to bad mouth them. I just choose not to go.

    I was a member at Freestate for a while. No major complaints about the range.

    Now I can shoot outside on private property most of the time so I do that.
     
    dontpanic

    dontpanic

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    Jul 7, 2013
    6,636
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    Rockfish said:
    Should I be avoiding this place? I've been to freestate a few times but it seemed like it was more expensive than continental. I usually do my shooting outdoors when its not freezing.
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    Continental is a mile from my house, I go to Freestate.

    You can shoot pistol caliber rifles at Continental. I built a 9 mm AR just for shooting there.

    I have a much better time at Freestate and I get to shoot my rifles. The atmoshere is much more relaxed.

    If I was a beginning shooter I would appreciate the tighter controls at Continental.
     
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    Rockfish

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    Feb 26, 2013
    263


    Back on topic boys. I put 200 rounds down range out of the P-01 today on it's first range trip. Gun is just amazing. I don't love the sights though, and the sight picture makes accuracy somewhat difficult for me as the front site doesn't 'fill' the sight picture of the rear site.
     
    Cruacious

    Cruacious

    C&R Farmer
    Apr 29, 2015
    1,627
    Elkton
    I'll toss mine into the ring:

    CZ-52 with replacement grips and the Wolf Spring and Pin:

    Please note, I have the original grips still.

    IMG_20150523_171654587_zpspevevqhr.jpg
     
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    Blkhawk870

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    Nov 15, 2014
    370
    Baltimore County
    Here is my CZ collection. The P-01 is a good shooter and Redhead shotgun is hard to beat for the money. The VZ58 isn't a CZ but it's like a cousin to them.
     

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