Yeah, that will get you invited to not come back at the range I'm a member of. The RO's at my range may go a little long between calling cold sometimes but they do run a safe range. When they call cold the rule is that people need to stand back from their rifles, don't touch optics, make stock adjustments, nothing.
A range I used to be a member of was a free for all. Fudd city from September to November and if you didnt get there at 8 am to avoid the old fridge boxes and propane tanks, there was a line. This is where i started to despise the shoot a couple rounds go down range and measure it crowd. For some of those guys shooting off the roll of paper towels propped up on their tackle box it took an hour to get zeroed and by that time they had half a box of ammo left for the season. They're the same ones that zero 1.5" high at 100 to be zeroed at 200 regardless of caliber, bullet weight, or velocity. Whip out a chronograph though and you're fuckin' Buck Rogers.
A range I used to be a member of was a free for all. Fudd city from September to November and if you didnt get there at 8 am to avoid the old fridge boxes and propane tanks, there was a line. This is where i started to despise the shoot a couple rounds go down range and measure it crowd. For some of those guys shooting off the roll of paper towels propped up on their tackle box it took an hour to get zeroed and by that time they had half a box of ammo left for the season. They're the same ones that zero 1.5" high at 100 to be zeroed at 200 regardless of caliber, bullet weight, or velocity. Whip out a chronograph though and you're fuckin' Buck Rogers.
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