Maybe some folks in the Ohio area can help me out with this one.
Myself and an LEO friend of mine have the bright idea of having a weekend shooting trip with some of the people in our martial arts class. A few of them have some experience, but most of them are college kids from backgrounds that don't exactly lend themselves to learning about firearms.
The idea would be to have a night of no shooting, but teaching them the basics, rules, loading, etc. Safety would be obviously be stressed since most of them are cherry
The next day would be a lot of shooting. Several handguns, rifles, shotguns, whatever we can get our hands on.
The problem is, where?? Indoor range would almost be out of the question since we'd have about 10-15 people, and don't want to crowd anyone else. Outdoor ranges in the area are OK, but are also pretty packed during the weekends. Ideally, we'd like to be out in the sticks away from anyone who'd care what we were doing.
Can anyone give me some suggestions as to where to go, or some interesting exercises? (we're already considering a bowling pin shoot)
Thanks..
Tom
Myself and an LEO friend of mine have the bright idea of having a weekend shooting trip with some of the people in our martial arts class. A few of them have some experience, but most of them are college kids from backgrounds that don't exactly lend themselves to learning about firearms.
The idea would be to have a night of no shooting, but teaching them the basics, rules, loading, etc. Safety would be obviously be stressed since most of them are cherry
The next day would be a lot of shooting. Several handguns, rifles, shotguns, whatever we can get our hands on.
The problem is, where?? Indoor range would almost be out of the question since we'd have about 10-15 people, and don't want to crowd anyone else. Outdoor ranges in the area are OK, but are also pretty packed during the weekends. Ideally, we'd like to be out in the sticks away from anyone who'd care what we were doing.
Can anyone give me some suggestions as to where to go, or some interesting exercises? (we're already considering a bowling pin shoot)
Thanks..
Tom