Fun Shooting Targets

[RiskyBusiness]

First time at this range and I read through the rules, no steel targets, no cans, wood, glass, boxes, trash allowed. Fruits and veggies okay, so knowing this I still have a few concerns:

• how creative have you guys been with taking your own stuff for plinking?

• Would I be allowed to bring my own frame made of PVC/wood?

• Are 2 liters filled with water okay?

• Tannerite or exploding plastic bottles made by compressed air?

• Balloons?

• Bowling Pins?

• Ex-Wives?

• Donald Trump Targets? (I bet someone just smiled at the ex wife gag then frowned pretty hard when Trump was mentioned

• Are the target rules more lenient in the private range pits compared to the public rifle/pistol range?

Really excited to go out there tomorrow and hit dirt and possibly get around to zeroing my sights!

[tmedaris1]

They don't allow you to shoot anything with plastic either, what you can do is build your own pvc target and zip tie a cardboard to it, exactly how they do it, for 3 dollars or less, and then cut a small flap (in a V shape) so it can hold a clay pigeon, and shoot em, its fun over there compared to ASR because burro canyon lets shoot a little faster (rapid fire) hehe

[ar15robert]

Went there once for a private rangeand like said my wood target stands were a no go so basically left me with nothing to shoot at except some clay pigeons i had.

[RiskyBusiness]

Originally Posted by ar15robert

Went there once for a private rangeand like said my wood target stands were a no go so basically left me with nothing to shoot at except some clay pigeons i had.

weird i just called them today and they said wood stands were a go and that he didnt care about nails and L brackets. how much of your wooden stand was metallic and how big was it?

[RiskyBusiness]

Originally Posted by tmedaris1

They don't allow you to shoot anything with plastic either, what you can do is build your own pvc target and zip tie a cardboard to it, exactly how they do it, for 3 dollars or less, and then cut a small flap (in a V shape) so it can hold a clay pigeon, and shoot em, its fun over there compared to ASR because burro canyon lets shoot a little faster (rapid fire) hehe

yeah i just saw videos on how to make a basic pvc frame, even saw the flaps on cardboard help hold the clays.

[Scratch705]

Originally Posted by ar15robert

Went there once for a private rangeand like said my wood target stands were a no go so basically left me with nothing to shoot at except some clay pigeons i had.

that sounds like there needs to be more detail.

i have always taken my wood framed target stand. i mean wood frame stuff is the basic target stand one can have.

[jarhead714]

I usually take small melons and grapefruit and lay them on the burm at 200 yards. That's virtually the only problem I have with Burro. 200 yards gets old real quick.

[edgerly779]

Must be out of ca because even the dumbest calgunners knows tannerite illegal in ca. He hides his location so he can troll.

[ibungy30]

Do they allow bowling pins?

[jarhead714]

Originally Posted by ibungy30

Do they allow bowling pins?

Yes they do

[ibungy30]

Thanks jarhead714, appreciate it. I'm headed up there in a few hours.