AR Question

[T.J.]

before this i only ever shot my pistols and for that a 25yd indoor range was perfectly fine, now that i am getting in to rifles i may actually splurge and join one of the outdoor private clubs.

i was just told today by one of the people i go to church with that there is an outdoor range about 40 miles from me thats is suppose to have a very nice facility, and has several different membership options. the kicker is the initial "Donation" its $100 donation to their land fund then its either $55 working membership or $90 for a non working membership. from there they had several other options for people who really wanted to have a say in what goes on but they were like $300.00 per year.

i am thinking about going out there an checking it out.

[mvician]

Are there any DNR areas near you ?
I have one 10 miles down the road from me
25, 50, 100, and either a 200 or 300 yard range.....FREE
very nice place.

Mike

[T.J.]

not that i am aware of i live in a pretty decent size town just ouside of OKC not a whole lot of places to go shoot outdoor without joining one of the private clubs, the closest place to where i live is the oklahoma city gun club. which i believe are a little steep especially as you must provide your own stands and targets

Originally Posted by okcgunclub website

Membership dues the first year are $230 - $180 annual dues and $50 initiation fee. The first two years you are a member, you are an Associate Working Member. This means that the first two years of membership you are required to spend one day per year providing some type of work for the club. This can be anything from helping with a match on one of the ranges to cutting brush and mowing. The club has several scheduled work days during the year and the various Divisions schedule workdays for just their range. You are responsible for making arrangements and completing your workday obligation.

this is a little more than i am wanting to spend for the maybe 15 times per year that i would shoot

maybe after i get set up on reloading i could afford to do more shooting and it would worth it.

[FOP4INAL]

Not sure if its an option there, but check with your local police or any FOP member. They use a range somewhere, and could be a cheap option. Even if you are not law enforcement, they offer what is called an "associate membership" (you just have to be sponsered by an "active member"). My Lodge here has a 50 lane range and my dues are $62 a year.

[mvician]

T.J.

Have you gotten this fixed yet ?
Sitting here at work (midnights) and going thru the older threads.

Mike

[T.J.]

nope not yet, still havent forked over the money to the OKC gun club and the other is just two far away, i know i would rarely drive all the way out there so for now its either get in good with a guy from the okc gun club or continue to shoot indoors.

[mvician]

Talking about the bolt hold open problem at the beginning of the thread

[T.J.]

yeah i think i have it narrowed down to weak ammo or my weak as grip on the rifle. i changed ammo and still had a little bit of a problem but it seemed to disappear once i put the stock tight against my shoulder,

also no problems what so ever with 5.56 ammo either way but i got a much bigger flash which i could see as a potential problem shooting in low light conditions.

i have a G19c that is my CCW that i carry during the colder months that i had to get a standard G19 barrel for because it messed with my vision. i am told its caused by a bad astigmatism

im getting custom lasiks in january that should correct my astigmatism and hopefully fix that problem


ETA: ammo types used thus far in order of usage

.223 Aguilla 55gr
.223 HSM .55gr
Priv Par 5.56

[nikon777]

Its the mags. Try a Pmag or a new spring with a Magpul follower.

[Badshot]

I'm wondering if part of the issue might be a bad spring on the Bolt Hold Open lever..