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My range is outdoors but so restrictive. I think the club is overly concerned with liability issues. I would love to be able to do transition drills with rifle, pistol and shotgun. My range dues are $310.00 a year plus ten bucks for each range visit. Like I said I'm really looking hard for another place to shoot. Also, we have to use the clubs targets.
 
rcurtner said:
My range is outdoors but so restrictive. I think the club is overly concerned with liability issues. I would love to be able to do transition drills with rifle, pistol and shotgun. My range dues are $310.00 a year plus ten bucks for each range visit. Like I said I'm really looking hard for another place to shoot. Also, we have to use the clubs targets.
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I pay $150 year. No range fees. Half the time they feed me while I'm there down in the lodge.
 
Damn, maybe I need to move. What state are you in? Texas is pretty good on firearm related issues, such as constitutional carry. ( jury still out on that one) We still have license to carry permits that allow open carry. I live in a city with about 80 thousand population. We used to have several ranges in the immediate area, now we have none. Disabled veterans (me) don't pay for hunting, fishing or drivers licenses or pay property taxes.
 
rcurtner said:
Damn, maybe I need to move. What state are you in? Texas is pretty good on firearm related issues, such as constitutional carry. ( jury still out on that one) We still have license to carry permits that allow open carry. I live in a city with about 80 thousand population. We used to have several ranges in the immediate area, now we have none. Disabled veterans (me) don't pay for hunting, fishing or drivers licenses or pay property taxes.
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Missouri. Jury is definitely not still out on CC. We all got our permits in 1776.

We have property taxes but we don't pay anywhere near the sales tax and income tax you guys do.
 
We pay the same federal income taxes y'all do, but have no state income tax. Sales tax is on average 8.25%. Citizens 65 yoa and older pay reduced property taxes. Texas has a carve out for service connected disabilities starting out at 60% VA designated disability. Hey I didn't mean to veer off gun related subjects. You really got my attention on your range setup.
 
rcurtner said:
We pay the same federal income taxes y'all do, but have no state income tax. Sales tax is on average 8.25%. Citizens 65 yoa and older pay reduced property taxes. Texas has a carve out for service connected disabilities starting out at 60% VA designated disability. Hey I didn't mean to veer off gun related subjects. You really got my attention on your range setup.
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I guess they make it up in property taxes, which according to the internet is about 12.7%.


Missouri went from not allowing concealed carry at all until 2013 to Constitutional Carry in 2017 and the strongest 2A sanctuary law in the country in 2021.
 
Don't want to discuss politics, but a change in our state government could take away the 2A rights we enjoy today. Sure hope not. Very glad to hear your state of Missouri has decided to honor our 2nd amendment rights.
 
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