-
Having trouble using the site?
Contact support
Member Link Up long range in ohio
- Thread starter John's son
- Start date
Re: long range in ohio
miami rifle outside cincinati (600), alliance rifle club near canton, (600 &1000), solon sportsman north of andover (600). these are known distance with pits. club ranges but open for competitions. all have websites. plus ohio rifle and pistol assoc. has events at camp perry ranges starting this weekend.
miami rifle outside cincinati (600), alliance rifle club near canton, (600 &1000), solon sportsman north of andover (600). these are known distance with pits. club ranges but open for competitions. all have websites. plus ohio rifle and pistol assoc. has events at camp perry ranges starting this weekend.
Re: long range in ohio
Thunder valley, no brainer. Very well worth the drive. Contact Tom Sarver on here. If you want to shoot loooooooong. Then thats the place.
Thunder valley, no brainer. Very well worth the drive. Contact Tom Sarver on here. If you want to shoot loooooooong. Then thats the place.
Re: long range in ohio
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RobertB</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thunder valley, no brainer. Very well worth the drive. Contact Tom Sarver on here. If you want to shoot loooooooong. Then thats the place. </div></div>
Thunder Valley is nice and has longer distances (out to 2400 yards) to shoot if you have the equipment to do it. Rayners is also nice and has steel targets out to 1000 yards and is every bit as challenging as TVP. Varying winds across multiple valleys and shooting all directions at varying size targets makes it very challenging even for the best shooters. With a max possible score over 500 and still not one score over 390 shows the difficulty.
Both places are very good to practice and perfect your long range skills and also be in company of very knowledgeable and skilled shooters.
Here are both websites:
Thunder Valley http://thundervalleyprecision.com/
Rayners Range http://www.raynersrange.com/
Clip showing some of the targets at Rayners, some have been changed or more added at some distances since the video was made. Shows view from bench then zooming in to see hit and targets sizes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwE70ihOYIk
Some clips at one of Rayners Matches http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRpZUsog_Jo&feature=g-upl
Topstrap
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RobertB</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thunder valley, no brainer. Very well worth the drive. Contact Tom Sarver on here. If you want to shoot loooooooong. Then thats the place. </div></div>
Thunder Valley is nice and has longer distances (out to 2400 yards) to shoot if you have the equipment to do it. Rayners is also nice and has steel targets out to 1000 yards and is every bit as challenging as TVP. Varying winds across multiple valleys and shooting all directions at varying size targets makes it very challenging even for the best shooters. With a max possible score over 500 and still not one score over 390 shows the difficulty.
Both places are very good to practice and perfect your long range skills and also be in company of very knowledgeable and skilled shooters.
Here are both websites:
Thunder Valley http://thundervalleyprecision.com/
Rayners Range http://www.raynersrange.com/
Clip showing some of the targets at Rayners, some have been changed or more added at some distances since the video was made. Shows view from bench then zooming in to see hit and targets sizes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwE70ihOYIk
Some clips at one of Rayners Matches http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRpZUsog_Jo&feature=g-upl
Topstrap
