Hi all, I haven't been shooting since I was a kid in the 70's. Back then we would go to a local indoor range for .22 target shooting. When I was a kid we also used to spend the summers in Flanders, and one summer we did go to Calverton to shoot, but that was a long time ago. Me and my uncle were the only people there that day and we had the place to ourselves. I don't remember any range officer or anything like that. I have looked at the range etiquette videos posted here to learn from those.
I have a .22 on order from Buds, hopefully it will be here in a week or two, so I will be heading back to Calverton when that arrives, really looking forward to it.
My question is, what do I need to bring to have a good day at Calverton beside the firearm and some ammo for me and my wife?
- ear protection for both?
- 2 chairs? Are there benches or places to sit at each station?
- I'm assuming there is some kind of table or bench that each station can shoot from?
- staple gun for paper targets? (I have to research where to buy targets)
- binoculars or a cheap harbor freight spotting scope?
I will be checking the sights the first day so I will need some kind of make-shift bench rest.
Any suggestions would be appreciated!
I have a .22 on order from Buds, hopefully it will be here in a week or two, so I will be heading back to Calverton when that arrives, really looking forward to it.
My question is, what do I need to bring to have a good day at Calverton beside the firearm and some ammo for me and my wife?
- ear protection for both?
- 2 chairs? Are there benches or places to sit at each station?
- I'm assuming there is some kind of table or bench that each station can shoot from?
- staple gun for paper targets? (I have to research where to buy targets)
- binoculars or a cheap harbor freight spotting scope?
I will be checking the sights the first day so I will need some kind of make-shift bench rest.
Any suggestions would be appreciated!