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This is a discussion on Outdoor range within the General Discussion forums, part of the General category; I currently belong to MVGC and love it. I'm looking to purchase a rifle and joining an outdoor range as ...

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    I currently belong to MVGC and love it. I'm looking to purchase a rifle and joining an outdoor range as well. I live on the north shore and looking for any suggestions on an outdoor range. Thanks in advance.
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    Quote Originally Posted by EricByrne
    I currently belong to MVGC and love it. I'm looking to purchase a rifle and joining an outdoor range as well. I live onin the northE shote and looking for any suggestions. Thanks in advance.
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    The distance you want to shoot at may determine which clubs you look at. There are only a few with ranges beyond 100 yards.

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    Georgetown is nice. I hear Ma rifle is good also.
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    Also a member @ MVGC, so i know the local commutes.

    Cape Ann - 45min+, nice club, but limited to 100yds
    Harvard - 1hour+, nice club for action shooting, if thats your thing
    Woburn Sportmans - 20-25min, 200yd range, fairly active schedule, good group of guys (I've shot here a lot)
    Reading Rifle - 20min (less from lynn), really nice range, 25-175yd "small" range, and 200/300/600yd range w/ pits. also a member here (can be a wait, depending on time of year, to get in)
    MRA - never shot there. 20-25min, ranges out to 200yd IIRC, but its bench shooting only from what I understand, through large tubes
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    Im in the same boat. I joined MVGC when i only had a revolver and SR40 ...not expecting to have a rifle anytime soon. Now i have a Mosin and a 9MM carbine. Cant really do much with them unless i go to my buddies range which is a little hike. I hear reading is nice but impossible to get in to.
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    Also a member of MVGC. I only have pistols currently, but I made the mistake of taking up another member on a conversation about rifle shooting and he put a couple in my hands. I have a feeling I'll want to know more about rifle ranges in the area soon too. Looking forward to any comments/reviews folks can share. Jasper, thanks for the info on commute times.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jasper View Post
    Also a member @ MVGC, so i know the local commutes.

    Cape Ann - 45min+, nice club, but limited to 100yds
    Harvard - 1hour+, nice club for action shooting, if thats your thing
    Woburn Sportmans - 20-25min, 200yd range, fairly active schedule, good group of guys (I've shot here a lot)
    Reading Rifle - 20min (less from lynn), really nice range, 25-175yd "small" range, and 200/300/600yd range w/ pits. also a member here (can be a wait, depending on time of year, to get in)
    MRA - never shot there. 20-25min, ranges out to 200yd IIRC, but its bench shooting only from what I understand, through large tubes
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    Im a regular at woburn sportsman in bedford if any green members would like a tour.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Silversnake View Post
    Also a member of MVGC. I only have pistols currently, but I made the mistake of taking up another member on a conversation about rifle shooting and he put a couple in my hands. I have a feeling I'll want to know more about rifle ranges in the area soon too. Looking forward to any comments/reviews folks can share. Jasper, thanks for the info on commute times.

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