MSAR price increase

[redeemed.man]

What rifle calibers do they allow again? Can't seem to find the old threads about it.

I have not seen a limit posted. People regularly shoot .308, 7.62 x 39, .223, etc. I believe any caliber except 50 bmg

 

[WeaponsCollector]

Half hour drive from MSAR to Myrtle Grove can save $25.

 

[redeemed.man]

Half hour drive from MSAR to Myrtle Grove can save $25.

Outdoor only right? That won't work for me, my wife is my shooting partner and she doesn't like the outdoors. Besides I'd burn $25 in gas easy by going an extra half hour each way.

 

[WeaponsCollector]

Outdoor only right? That won't work for me, my wife is my shooting partner and she doesn't like the outdoors. Besides I'd burn $25 in gas easy by going an extra half hour each way.

LOL, you must drive a tank!
I can shoot for free since a friend has a few hundred acres of land, unfortunately it's only a 5 hour drive.

 

[coopermania]

Jesus, You cry babys here need to open up a business and see what it costs to run one.
Freds Sports is 15.00 per hour with no more than 2 shooters per lane.

 

[Wayne1one]

Jesus, You cry babys here need to open up a business and see what it costs to run one.
Freds Sports is 15.00 per hour with no more than 2 shooters per lane.

This! MSAR is still a better deal than NRA and On Target.

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[redeemed.man]

Jesus, You cry babys here need to open up a business and see what it costs to run one.
Freds Sports is 15.00 per hour with no more than 2 shooters per lane.

This! MSAR is still a better deal than NRA and On Target.

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I run a business which is exactly why I thought MSAR was too cheap for their own good before.

 

[necrodude]

Now only if they changed there stupid policy of not letting you shoot any ammo that doesn't pass the magnet test.

 

[coopermania]

Now only if they changed there stupid policy of not letting you shoot any ammo that doesn't pass the magnet test.

How about you take $ 500.000.00 to a Million Dollars of your money and build a indoor range
And let some buttholes shoot steel core or tungsten core ammo and leave dents or holes behind them in the steel traps and I would bet you would make the same decision. If you don't like it find a new place to play.
Let's just look at the scrap value of the metal that come from a indoor range, Spent metals would be lead and copper jacket material and bits of paper. Lead and copper are worthwhile metals to recycle as they are worth good money per pound. Once you add steel to the lead and copper the product price has taken a huge dive in price unless you pay someone to separate the steel out.
I have said it before here, Some of you crybabys don't have a Fing's clue on what it takes to run a small Business.

 

[myright]

I was a bit mad that the price almost doubled but when I look at what other ranges charge I understand. MSAR was the first range I shot at. They gave me 20% discount on my shotgun sling, 2 groupons for renting a ar, discounted hql and Utah cc class all at a discount.I usually shoot on the rifle side during the week. You don't see to many mall ninjas.

They also have a good selection of gear upstairs.

 

[necrodude]

How about you take $ 500.000.00 to a Million Dollars of your money and build a indoor range
And let some buttholes shoot steel core or tungsten core ammo and leave dents or holes behind them in the steel traps and I would bet you would make the same decision. If you don't like it find a new place to play.
Let's just look at the scrap value of the metal that come from a indoor range, Spent metals would be lead and copper jacket material and bits of paper. Lead and copper are worthwhile metals to recycle as they are worth good money per pound. Once you add steel to the lead and copper the product price has taken a huge dive in price unless you pay someone to separate the steel out.
I have said it before here, Some of you crybabys don't have a Fing's clue on what it takes to run a small Business.

That's exactly what I did. Now I go to the nra range where they check your ammo for steel core but don't do some stupid magnet test. Sure it's alittle farther drive but hey I rather give my money to them.

 

[Biggfoot44]

Before the move , did away w/ the Prof discount , so 50% increase. Another $5 at the new facility to start.

I rarely ever shoot by myself. I bring at least one , if not two guests, my mind reals to contemplate the percentage increase. It places. The same wear and tear on their facility if I shoot by myself , or rotate several new shooters in and out one at a time.

And Carl has never finianced any of the expansions , he has paid for each from the profits of the previous facility

Every once in a while 60min , inclusive of setting up , and packing in time could require watching the clock. But plenty of customers harbored resentment over being charged the full "hour or fraction thereof for 5-10min. So then came the evolution from $12/hr to $15/unlimited$ But only a relative handfull would go over 75min even with unlimited , so it increased their revenue/ hour whike seeming like a reduction.

 

[chale127]

It's just that ol Carl needs to make his loan payment....don't ask how i know...

 

[Turbohugh]

What rifle calibers do they allow again? Can't seem to find the old threads about it.

From what I've read >50 cal is allowed. I shoot 7.62 there as long as it doesn't stick to a magnet they are ok with it. [Typical 'Ruin our backstops' concern about steel core ammo'] Being as the rifle range is only a 50 yarder I can understand.

Shooting big calibers [especially with a muzzle brake] will have others flinching and looking your way. Even a .223 AR sounds loud there, but oh well.. Indoors has its benefits and drawbacks.

 

[Traveler]

I think you meant <50 cal.

 

[natsb]

Half hour drive from MSAR to Myrtle Grove can save $25.

This is true, although it would take me longer than half an hour (just in case the police are reading ).

But MSAR does not have a limit on lane time, and I can change my targets all I want without waiting.