Alberta Canada Places to shoot PCP's

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beerthief said:
MY local indoor range (PB) will not allow Air only powder . Reason is "if allowed every dad with a kid will be in here all winter taking up space , we tried that one time , didn't believe that happened " and "explanative " BB's all over the floor .
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Seems so silly with how dead and empty these gun ranges are .. especially with over inflated inflated prices some charge.
 
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beerthief said:
MY local indoor range (PB) will not allow Air only powder . Reason is "if allowed every dad with a kid will be in here all winter taking up space , we tried that one time , didn't believe that happened " and "explanative " BB's all over the floor .
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That's interesting, because at my range I'm regularly the only person that brings an airgun.

I think it's a Canadian thing. Since you have to spend so much money and jump through so many hoops to get a license, going all that way "only" to buy an airgun is somewhat unusual. But in the States, airguns are much more of a natural thing to have as they're a different kettle of fish from powderburners.
 
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delooper said:
That's interesting, because at my range I'm regularly the only person that brings an airgun.

I think it's a Canadian thing. Since you have to spend so much money and jump through so many hoops to get a license, going all that way "only" to buy an airgun is somewhat unusual. But in the States, airguns are much more of a natural thing to have as they're a different kettle of fish from powderburners.
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Most PAL owners I would assume would also have a good number of powder burners. To get a PAL for a PCP seems pretty silly considering you can get a semi auto .223 center fire for cheaper than a PCP.
 
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delooper said:
That's interesting, because at my range I'm regularly the only person that brings an airgun.

I think it's a Canadian thing. Since you have to spend so much money and jump through so many hoops to get a license, going all that way "only" to buy an airgun is somewhat unusual. But in the States, airguns are much more of a natural thing to have as they're a different kettle of fish from powderburners.
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my indoor range is in the gun shop 60 feet electric target holders you can push switch and adjust to any distance , $20 per hour/ per person no reservations .on the other hand my gun club range is out doors and only $120 a year with a pass for the unmanned gate . open 8 AM till 8 pm 365 days . also club meetings are a pot luck dinner great food usual meeting boring.
 
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