carlisleredneck
Well-Known Member
Just booked a 2 week holiday for next year and was wondering if anybody could recommend a decent pay and play range in this area?
orlandogunclub.com
Can you do that in Florida then? I went to Virginia two years ago and tried to find shooting clubs where my gf could fire a pistol ( she’s always wanted to, probably sideways- don’t ask) but every range i spoke to said you have to be accompanied by a us citizen ie using their firearms was ok but the club would not let you use theirs. It seemed odd but that was their rules, for safety or homeland security.
a bit odd as I think the greater risk is from their own citizens but, their country , their rules.
orlandogunclub.com
Yes, you can shoot in Florida as a non-US citizen.Can you do that in Florida then? I went to Virginia two years ago and tried to find shooting clubs where my gf could fire a pistol ( she’s always wanted to, probably sideways- don’t ask) but every range i spoke to said you have to be accompanied by a us citizen ie using their firearms was ok but the club would not let you use theirs. It seemed odd but that was their rules, for safety or homeland security.
a bit odd as I think the greater risk is from their own citizens but, their country , their rules.
I was working in Knoxville, TN a couple of years ago. Went with a colleague to a place near the apartment called "Shoot Point Blank", a large shop and range complex. I believe there are a dozen or so spread across the eastern and central US. Spoke to the guy behind the counter and showed our passports, he looked up the status of UK citizens and said "sure no problem, pick a handgun". Chose a SIG 226 Legion in 9mm, 50 rounds each, bought some targets and hired some ear defenders. "Walk through that door and take the second left". Found a superb range with electronic target retrieval and sections for long and short arms. Told the RCO/overseer that I was used to firearms but had never used a handgun. He gave us a fantastic briefing and we were off.Can you do that in Florida then? I went to Virginia two years ago and tried to find shooting clubs where my gf could fire a pistol ( she’s always wanted to, probably sideways- don’t ask) but every range i spoke to said you have to be accompanied by a us citizen ie using their firearms was ok but the club would not let you use theirs. It seemed odd but that was their rules, for safety or homeland security.
a bit odd as I think the greater risk is from their own citizens but, their country , their rules.
That is EXACTLY how the conversation went when me and a mate went in 2009!Oakridge gun range as Paul O. said you only need a driving licence ( the only downside is its indoors ) and its not far from the bass Pro shop . When I went I handed over my paper driving licence the guy in the shop said what's that " my driving licence I said !! OK what pistol and how much ammo do you want.![]()
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