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Take Aim-Bellevue. what a nice place to go

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JTH:

--- Quote from: Greybeard on October 03, 2014, 09:50:05 AM ---My only complaint with this facility is that they DO NOT ALLOW draw from a holster, except on one evening a week under the supervision of their owner. I tried to explain my qualifications to them, NO Exceptions was their answer.
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Most indoor ranges, during general public practice, don't allow draws from a holster.  (Some even limit the speed at which you shoot.)  That's pretty common.  Annoying, but common.

For me, even though I hear that Take Aim is a great place, I can't handle the idea that shooting for an hour will cost me $22, plus a buck per target when I can print/copy targets for about $0.10 per target.

That's---just too much for me.  Even for being able to shoot indoors in good weather. Especially if I can't practice from a holster, and can only shoot in one direction while other people blast away around me.

YMMV, of course. That's just me. 


--- Quote ---I am well known at the Bullet Hole and will do my business there.

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The Bullet Hole lets you draw from a holster during general public practice?  Huh.  I didn't know that.  On the other hand, it has been a LONG time since I've gone to the Bullet Hole.

abbafandr:
All things considered,  I'll take ENGC

David Hineline:
Did Take Aim get a FFL yet so that a beginner can rent/try various guns before they decide what fits them best.

Randy:

--- Quote from: David Hineline on October 03, 2014, 11:34:03 PM ---Did Take Aim get a FFL yet so that a beginner can rent/try various guns before they decide what fits them best.

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Do not believe that they have an FFL yet.
I do not understand how they can have a successful business without selling firearms and accessories or some other merchandise for sale?
Even at $11.00 per half hour range rental and at $.75 to a $1.00 per target.

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