Help with SGL

[ErSwnn]

I stand corrected apparently on the closures. I'm happy to see some of them opening again but it seems like more are closing than opening. Those gentleman probably know more about it than I....so listen to them. Best of luck to you here on the greener side of the fence!

[Poonie]

Ok here we go;

Spinner targets - Yes, you can use one, until you get caught and fined. Paper targets only my friend.

Draw and fire - Sure, again until you get caught and fined.

6 rounds in a handgun - Sure if its a designated pistol range. Better check the rules there buddy because many of these ranges are NOT designated pistol ranges.

I'll reiterrate what was already said also by saying you should join a club. You'll more than likely be able to shoot spinner targets and practice draw and fire exercises without fear of reprimand in the form of a fine.

[Steve in PA]

I've never seen any restriction on not being able to draw and fire.

[Chazman321]

Me either...

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[ByAnyMeans]

Thanks again guys, your a huge help.

[Poonie]

Originally Posted by Steve in PA

I've never seen any restriction on not being able to draw and fire.

Well, then go for it.

[mikey0086]

welcome to the forum, these people here are very helpful and informative, i love this site as i'm sure you will!!

[Asterix909]

Originally Posted by Steve in PA

2) I do not know if any clay bird ranges on the SGL ranges. There might be, but you need to look at the PGC web site to find out for sure.

Scotia (176) has a shotgun field.
I go clay shooting frequently there.
To the best of my knowledge no restrictions on the type of clays...
It sure seems like we (Centre County) have the best sgl range- Scotia is nicer than SOME clubs I've seen.

[Steve in PA]

Originally Posted by Poonie

Well, then go for it.

I do. I do it all the time.

[Brown-Bear]

Originally Posted by IV_Warrior

I don't know if it's really "many" who don't believe it. Maybe "a few" or "some". Scotia was closed for it, and has already reopened.

Of course, SGL ranges are, in my (admittedly limited) experience, pretty crappy excuses for ranges, anyway. You're generally much better off joining a private club.

So have the ranges in York co. Save for the one on Graybill rd, but I think it was closed after some houses were built a lil to close.

+1 on the private club.

Dave