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sad day in the shooting world in hampton va.

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  • cmd66
    Man, that does suck.[:(]
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  • Sage
    Sorry bobski. I know how I feel when something from my past is closed or torn down to make way for "progress". Time marches on- we are all victims.
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  • bama55
    Very sad when any range closes. One less place for us to have some fun. I live near a sporting clays range. I don't shoot sporting clays. They are overpriced on a round (IMHO). No place for rifles.
    There is a small, like a log loading clearing, where you can shoot handguns and .22's. The problems I have with it, there is not a backdrop, your rounds go into the woods, no target stands, not level, and they DON'T CARE.
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  • American_Nimrod
    This is a core front in the assault on gun owners and gun ownership. The anti's have decided to put pressure on shooting ranges and try to force them out of business. You will find that in many communities the local or state bylaws now include little lines about how shooting is ONLY permissible, when not in the act of hunting during an open hunting season, on NRA certified shooting ranges. So if those NRA shooting ranges are forced out of business, you will find yourself committing a crime if you go out in the woods to target shoot. Where I live, here in The People's Republic of Massachusetts, it is illegal to discharge a firearm where mammals "may" be found, if you are not in the act of legally hunting during an open hunting season.

    These are evidence of the incremental loss of our freedoms and liberties that will end up resulting in our loss of our 2nd amendment freedoms.

    Any local shooting range needs patronage, and we all need to become members and attend our shooting ranges on a regular schedule or we will be losing them 1 at a time.
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