Indoor Range unwritten rules.

[Sam]

I like to wait until the guy directly next to me is between magazines to send my target down. I don't know if anyone else does this, it's a bowling habit.

The only thing I like to do is make sure my shells aren't being ejected into the next guy over.

[Turbinator]

I own several rifles/shotguns but just bought my first handgun. I've shot many many times at outdoor ranges but I'm not very familiar with indoor ranges. Specifically I was wondering if people are typically encouraged to buy their ammo at the range or can I freely bring my own from home? Are there any other rules I should be aware so I don't look stupid?

Nice user name - you drink Suntory Black Tea?

Turby

[mif_slim]

Our indoor here doesn't let you pick up any brass even if their your own. The rules say, "if it touches the ground, leave it. It's ours. This is for your safety."
I never went back.

[jumpthestack]

All the indoor ranges in the Bay Area have their rules on their website. There aren't any unwritten rules.