hard h2o wrote:Hope you had a good day at the 100.
Great day to be out shooting. Got posted to the 25 yard for the day.
At our briefing we were told that bump fire stocks are not to be used. Rapid fire is OK as long as you are physically pulling the trigger each shot. I am not sure why, since they are now allowing rapid fire, a legal means to increase rate of fire is against the OGC rules.
Saw a guy take an AR pistol with a brace and use it like a rifle. I went over and asked him not to do that. He rolled his eyes and complied. I explained that at other ranges he would not get a second chance and would be sent packing. Talked to the head range officer and he said I was correct in how I handled it. Basically like most of our rules. Ask nicely and if they do not follow our rules then show them the door.
Same guy then pulled out an AR with a bump fire stock. I was expecting to have to ask him not to bump fire. It appeared he had it locked so it would not operate as a bump fire.
Had a few concealed carriers that wanted to holster when going down range instead of leaving the firearm on the bench.
Overall a great day at the range.
Holland&Holland wrote:
Since when is a bump fire stock not allowed at OGC. Please post the date of the member meeting that this change in rules was voted on.
photogpat wrote:Holland&Holland wrote:
Since when is a bump fire stock not allowed at OGC. Please post the date of the member meeting that this change in rules was voted on.
BOD meeting a few years back. You should know by now peon that you can't challenge the almighty.
Holland&Holland wrote:photogpat wrote:Holland&Holland wrote:
Since when is a bump fire stock not allowed at OGC. Please post the date of the member meeting that this change in rules was voted on.
BOD meeting a few years back. You should know by now peon that you can't challenge the almighty.
I save all the newsletters with the minutes. Fairly recently the restrictions on full auto fire by members and rapid fire by guests were reduced. This would appear to be in contrast to that vote.
Holland&Holland wrote:Got it. Another one if those.
photogpat wrote:Please tell me we're not trying to be ATF agents when we're on range duty as a volunteer.
Holland&Holland wrote:
I save all the newsletters with the minutes. Fairly recently the restrictions on full auto fire by members and rapid fire by guests were reduced. This would appear to be in contrast to that vote.
photogpat wrote:Holland&Holland wrote:Got it. Another one if those.
I plan on going to the next board and member meetings about our amateur ATF agent above.
You're not there to interpret the NFA for our customers...and you making some statement about shouldering a sig brace is EXACTLY that, an interpretation on your part as there has been ZERO action by the ATF on regulating intent.
xd ED wrote:Not to drift too far off topic, but did anyone get their July Newsletter?
Sometime ago my name apparently fell off the email broadcast list, and after several futile attempts at finding anyone who gave a crap, I started downloading them from the website, except this month's has yet to be posted.
Got out for a while late afternoon and early evening; nice quiet conditions, but muggy at the firing line. Interesting to see the number of surpressors showing up from guests during public hours.
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