Article here.
I like Mark Carbone's response. He hit the nail on the head: It's a shooting range, and shooting happens.
It's nice to see a club representative stand firm. All too often club leadership bends over backwards to appease people who move in close by years after the club is established.
Good on him.
About five years ago, the club started allowing a regional organization — The Northeast Shooters — to use the range for events. When that group uses the shooting range, which is usually three or four days a year, there are more people participating, and the club allows the explosive Tannerite to be used. That’s the only time explosives are used, Carbone said.
I like Mark Carbone's response. He hit the nail on the head: It's a shooting range, and shooting happens.
It's nice to see a club representative stand firm. All too often club leadership bends over backwards to appease people who move in close by years after the club is established.
Good on him.