Bringing my pistols & rifle to Blue Mountain sportsman center

[chino316]

At blue mountain sportsman center I wanna bring both my pistol & rifle too shoot can I just shoot at a table to use both my pistol and rifle? Cause I heard there's a pistol & rifle section or do I have to move between tables or section to shot each one.
I wanna be able to stay at one table and shoot both my pistol & rifle if so where would I go? Thanks.

 

[Xae289]

Depends. There's one range with 15, 25, and 50 yard targets where you can shoot handguns and smaller rifles. Rifles in chamberings like 5.56, 7.62x39, .22LR, or chambered in a typical pistol caliber.

If you mean a rifle like a .308 or .243, then you'll have to shoot that separately at the rifle range where they have 100 and 200 yard targets.

 

[chino316]

Depends. There's one range with 15, 25, and 50 yard targets where you can shoot handguns and smaller rifles. Rifles in chamberings like 5.56, 7.62x39, .22LR, or chambered in a typical pistol caliber.

If you mean a rifle like a .308 or .243, then you'll have to shoot that separately at the rifle range where they have 100 and 200 yard targets.

I have a Ruger PCC just looking to practice it for home defense same with my pistol not looking to shoot long range with them all. Probably 7 to 15 yards would be okay for me. If they have it I’ll be going Thursday if you can give more advice I would appreciate it. Thanks

 

[Steal2B]

If you mean a rifle like a .308 or .243, then you'll have to shoot that separately at the rifle range where they have 100 and 200 yard targets.

Just an additional point. At the rifle range there is no problem shooting small caliber rifles / carbines such as 9mm, 357, 22lr but range officers will not (normally) allow shooting a handgun at the 100, 200 yard rifle range.

 

[chino316]

Just an additional point. At the rifle range there is no problem shooting small caliber rifles / carbines such as 9mm, 357, 22lr but range officers will not (normally) allow shooting a handgun at the 100, 200 yard rifle range.

Ok got you thanks for your info