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Re: New Range In Dallas

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Glad to hear that, so many ranges say they own it once it hits the floor. :grumble
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Re: New Range In Dallas

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flechero wrote: Tue Jul 09, 2019 1:38 pm
AndyC wrote: Sat Jul 06, 2019 7:58 pm I went there this afternoon[/img]
Did you note if they had a brass retention policy or if could you sweep up and keep your own?
I am not sure about that... I don't reload so we just swept everything into a pile before we left.

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Re: New Range In Dallas

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flechero wrote: Tue Jul 09, 2019 4:16 pm Glad to hear that, so many ranges say they own it once it hits the floor. :grumble
That is aggravating. What is even more aggravating is when those same ranges ban aluminum and steel cased ammo. Last time I checked, the casings aren't going to damage the range, regardless of what they are mode from, so that always seems to just be laziness on top of greed, at least to me.

Just factor in the added "brass fee" when deciding which range to choose. At around 10 cents, or more, per case, it quickly adds up.

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Re: New Range In Dallas

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Soccerdad1995 wrote: Wed Jul 10, 2019 1:25 pm
flechero wrote: Tue Jul 09, 2019 4:16 pm Glad to hear that, so many ranges say they own it once it hits the floor. :grumble
That is aggravating. What is even more aggravating is when those same ranges ban aluminum and steel cased ammo. Last time I checked, the casings aren't going to damage the range, regardless of what they are mode from, so that always seems to just be laziness on top of greed, at least to me.

Just factor in the added "brass fee" when deciding which range to choose. At around 10 cents, or more, per case, it quickly adds up.
Agreed... I haven't shot at a range that keeps all the brass in years.
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