The Gun Thread

a-mart said:
I didn't understand the issue and the comments but you'll probably do

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"For those who got this video served randomly and are confused. Most gun ranges at least in the USA, have a standing rule regarding Rate of fire. In most monitored ranges, it is no faster than 1 shot every 2 seconds. Some allow 2 rapid shots, but then you must pause another 2 seconds. If you violate this rule at all, you will likely be ejected from the range for that day. Flagrant violations like this get you perma--banned. Most monitored ranges consider this a huge safety issue. This concludes my Ted Talk."
 
ABB said:
"For those who got this video served randomly and are confused. Most gun ranges at least in the USA, have a standing rule regarding Rate of fire. In most monitored ranges, it is no faster than 1 shot every 2 seconds. Some allow 2 rapid shots, but then you must pause another 2 seconds. If you violate this rule at all, you will likely be ejected from the range for that day. Flagrant violations like this get you perma--banned. Most monitored ranges consider this a huge safety issue. This concludes my Ted Talk."
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There is a public gun range in Miami where they enforce a five seconds rule for every shot.
 
PrinceVegeta said:
There is a public gun range in Miami where they enforce a five seconds rule for every shot.
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My club has different rules depending on the specific range you are on. The general range is not rapid fire. There's another range where it is okay to rapid fire, but it's in a separate location. That range also has steel targets to shoot, and booths where you can practice pull and shoot from holsters. And there are privately rented ranges where full auto is okay, along with tannerite exploding targets. So, it depends on the situation.

In general, rapid fire is not good at public gun ranges.
 
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