Indoor vs Outdoor range

[Squib]

If weather forces me to, I'll go inside. But, I don't consider it to be all that enjoyable.



NRA Lifer since 1971

 

[mhs]

Outdoors. Quieter, less smelly, don't get swept as often.

 

[garagegunmaker]

Outdoor is what I prefer, because most indoor ranges are limited in distance and you can't shoot rifles in them.

 

[kboom524]

I prefer outdoor ranges over indoor, but I'd rather be outdoors over indoors doing anything anyday. I have not found an indoor range that was ventilated well enough for me and they are noisier. The main thing that keeps me out of indoor ranges is I was hit in the shoulder one time by a slug from my 45 that had bounced off the back wall and came back and hit me. I wasn't injured, felt more like a good punch in the shoulder, but I have always been a little leary indoors since then. Give me a big old berm of dirt for a backstop any day.

 

[Benny]

Outdoor, always...If it's cold, put on more clothes, if it's hot suck it up...If it's raining, just take a day off...Or go anyway, you won't melt.

 

[zky]

Indoors if it's raining...outdoors if it's not.

In Michigan I used to go to the Bass Pro Shops to shoot indoors all winter...it was awesome. Pricey, but awesome to be able to shoot comfortably all winter.

 

[HandK]

Outdoor Range you are not limited to standing in one lane and shooting!!

 

[prtrrssll]

outdoor over indoor range

indoor range seems to always be full and always alot of rookie shooters .I like outdoor range due to the different yardages.