Guns, Dogs and Blades QnA

Sublime one said
When I teach folks how to become RSOs and get them certified I stress exactly the point you are making. I teach them while safety is certainly first they are in fact ambassadors for the sport and often times a new shooters first exposure to the sport.

I have a range not too far from my house, it's always been a DNR range, but it was self police. The state went in, remodeled it and installed an RSO. I won't even go there anymore. The shooting sports should be safe, fun and educational, not anymore. Safe maybe, fun and educational went out the window.

You can't even do double taps on target, WTF? They'll kick you out. Each round has to be at 5 second intervals. When I practice drawing acquiring target and shooting I like a double tap. If you are shooting a muzzle loader you have to leave your spot each time to load and hope someone doesn't jump in there. One RSO won't even let you pick up your own brass, he picks it up and sells it.

These guys would have a stroke if they came to our private trainings, lol.