Ruger 10/22 Burro Canyon

[serjm1a1]

Does anyone know if I can shoot my Ruger 10/22 at the pistol range behind the office at Burro?

[madsend81]

Call the range and ask them. (626) 910-1344. They should be answering the phones by 9 am.

[serjm1a1]

Whenever I call, they NEVER pick up, it sucks, but I will give it another go regardless

[BP22]

Yes you can.

[serjm1a1]

Yes you can.

Awesome, thank you

[Nickgt40]

^^ I concur.

I've shot mine there.

[serjm1a1]

I need to zero a scope, do you guys know how long the pistol range is?

[BP22]

I need to zero a scope, do you guys know how long the pistol range is?

Approx 70 yards.

[serjm1a1]

hmmm, might be a problem, need at least 100 yards to zero, maybe we will just run Irons tomorrow

[BP22]

hmmm, might be a problem, need at least 100 yards to zero, maybe we will just run Irons tomorrow

You can always use their rifle range.

[serjm1a1]

true, just wanted to avoid the back and forth, I might just do that

[JoshuaS]

The pistol range is 45 yards, not 70

The rifle range goes up to thirty, must shoot not closer than 50. I would zero on the pistol range before heading to the rifle.

You can shoot 22 lr rifles, and pistol caliber rifles (Marlin 1894C e.g.) on the pistol range, and shotguns.

[BP22]

The pistol range is 45 yards, not 70

I was going off their FAQ's. I think the right side of the pistol range is longer than 45 yards, of course I never shoot my pistol further than 20.

http://www.burrocanyon.com/faqs.shtml

[serjm1a1]

This will be the 1st time I zero a scope for a 22, at 100 yards can you see the small holes on paper???? is 100 yards to far to zero for a 22? maybe 50 yard zero makes more sense? I'm a centerfire rife guy, venturing off to the 22 world.

[JackRydden224]

This will be the 1st time I zero a scope for a 22, at 100 yards can you see the small holes on paper???? is 100 yards to far to zero for a 22? maybe 50 yard zero makes more sense? I'm a centerfire rife guy, venturing off to the 22 world.

If this is your first time zeroing a scope I would suggest you start out a 15 yards and then slowly push the targets back. It will be a whole lot easier as you learn how to make the adjustments. Visit your local indoor range first before heading to burro.