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Great.  I don't have my own target stands, but easy peasy to get a viable setup. 

Noted on the brass.  Being a prior RSO, went through that.  Especially the part of picking up .22 lr brass afterwards.  Where I swear and area was clear, the shooter left, then would find plenty of brass.  Depended on angle at which you were looking.  If I shoot .22 lr rifle, would be bolt action.  But still noted on the brass.  I have a shooting mat and a small tarp as well. 

I wouldn't likely shoot 50 yard with .22 lr same day as the 100 yards.  Maybe, but noted on the different ranges.  Eventually, I would like opportunity to shoot more pistol at SRGC, but I have opportunity to do my pistol shooting elsewhere.  It's the rifles, particularly the 6.5 cm I want to get back to load development.  Then maybe the steel at KR3. 

For the no AC part, haha.  All good and I'm used to that.  I vaguely recall the setup on the pic you posted.  Seems like the road is much improved from when I was last a member.  Seems like I'll look for days for KR3 for 100 yards.  While I would be down to shoot groups at say 200-600, that's not a keen interest.  And yeah, I would need a golf cart or something for targets at those distances.   

100-300 can set out targets. Well 300, up to OIC @rpoL98 that day. After 300, just shoot the gongs brah! I’d imagine if get plenty shooters show up, and you the only one out there setting target at 300, everyone waiting on you to come back. You gotta run back.. 😂

100-300 can set out targets. Well 300, up to OIC @rpoL98 that day. After 300, just shoot the gongs brah! I’d imagine if get plenty shooters show up, and you the only one out there setting target at 300, everyone waiting on you to come back. You gotta run back.. 😂

Yeah, I’ll mostly shoot 100. Before, I would mostly shoot 7-50 and 100. There were guys who shot 600, but they left the target out there the whole day. Ya, I not running. Haha

ideally.

ideally.

@ren

wow, now that's travelling First Class.   Us country bumpkins at SRGC can only dream ...

curious question.  is that pathway between the two yellow lines, is that supposed to be kept clear?

glitch 

I have no idea. Range is Palo Alto and that is their 600 yard line.. https://www.paloaltogunclub.com/therange.html
The Army can have ranges as nice as that with all the money they spend but they / we are stuck in the paradigm of "train as we fight" "We've been doing it THIS way for as long as I remember"... OK, so when do we zero then stop and check on groups downrange without using any type of spotter? Waste time. And oh yeah, Soldiers don't load their own mags at the qual range....too much risk

ideally.

Holy first class kind range.. Must be comfortable. Though wishful thinking, I’d rather have night shooting at Kr3 than shade like that. Cheaper for the Army at no cost to them. Just more cost to us members to shoot at night, lol..

Pu'uloa Rifle and Pistol Club participates in the Marine Corps Marksmanship Competition - Pacific. It's 2 weeks of shooting government provided ammo with government weapons.

The first week is free instruction from the Marine Corps Shooting Team. The second week is individual and team competition.

https://imgur.com/t6dbeKC

@Teichi
your pics are always interesting,  moar pics please. 

What is KR8A?

What is KR8A?

it's a recent addition to the SRGC available ranges.  I've never been there.  I'll check it out tomorrow (Saturday, 8 Apr).  One rifle shooter who was there last weekend said it's "pretty nice".  Not sure how to interpret that, big unknown to me at this time is "how far".

KR8A was actually pretty fun shooting.

KR-8A



it's about 90 yds to the berm, from the firing line, +/-, depending on where the OIC puts the firing line.  It might be a struggle to make it 100yds, real estate and geometry and all that.  We'll have to figure it out.  rifle, pistol, & shotgun.

I'm told, KR8A used to be mortar firing points, that's why the tower is down there by the berms (mortar pits), to spot the mortar impacts, i'm surmising.

it was a nice day, no rain, some clouds, some breeze.  that's the perfect combo.

Anyone know what’s been going on the past two months for Scholfield, KR3 has been open less than KR4 like 3-4 fold. I think KR3 has been open only 2-3 times the past two months. A lot of cancelations, late last year and earlier this year there were a lot of range dates.

Anyone know what’s been going on the past two months for Scholfield, KR3 has been open less than KR4 like 3-4 fold. I think KR3 has been open only 2-3 times the past two months. A lot of cancelations, late last year and earlier this year there were a lot of range dates.

no volunteers ? It's a challenge to get all the credentials. I have an OIC/RSO card from Schofield but I can't help run the range without CPR and NRA certs.

Anyone know what’s been going on the past two months for Schofield, KR3 has been open less than KR4 like 3-4 fold. I think KR3 has been open only 2-3 times the past two months. A lot of cancellations, late last year and earlier this year there were a lot of range dates.

different folks running the show now, I'm no longer in the loop.

no volunteers ? It's a challenge to get all the credentials. I have an OIC/RSO card from Schofield but I can't help run the range without CPR and NRA certs.

I think you already have the NRA cert. Just need First AID cert. if I’m not mistaken. Though, from what I’ve heard since recently being run differently, only selective people is able to OIC now. So probably wouldn’t matter if one has the certs anyway.

I don't have the NRA cert but if anyone knows a class or instructor please let me know as well as the CPR requirement. My CPR cert has lapsed years ago.