Slide Fire

[Defensive sports]

I may be in the wrong section, Can you use a slide fire stock at the DNR ranges. I know the rules state "NO AUTOMATIC FIRE" and i wouldn't be, i'm bump firing, so would a slide fire stock fall under that rule. I would like to know before purchasing one

 

[ScouT6a]

I am just guessing but I have to believe that they would be a no no on a DNR range. I can see the range officer shutting you down quick.

 

[PGRChaplain]

Nope! Bob at Roush Lake Range said their Rule is 3 seconds between rounds. They'll Warn you once, do it again your Gone!

 

[oldpink]

Yep, what PGRChaplain said.
Don't do it at any DNR range, full stop.
As he points out, rapid fire, even without slide fire or full auto, is also a no-no.
I've already seen one guy booted off of the DNR range at Wilbur Wright for rapid firing.

 

[Defensive sports]

Thanks clearing it up,

 

[PRasko]

Rapid fire at most ranges is a no go.

Hell, midwest gun and range rents full auto rifles, but also states no rapid firing...

 

[voidsherpa]

Nope! Bob at Roush Lake Range said their Rule is 3 seconds between rounds. They'll Warn you once, do it again your Gone!

3 seconds between rounds? Every time I've been there nobody has ever said anything to me, nor others whom are also shooting about a round a second.. like normal.

 

[Maximinus Thrax]

Trying to do slide fire where they don't allow full auto sounds like some serious hair splitting to me.

Nope! Bob at Roush Lake Range said their Rule is 3 seconds between rounds. They'll Warn you once, do it again your Gone!

There's a difference between reckless rapid fire and training for recoil recovery and trying to improve your skills. A range that won't allow skills improvement is useless in my book.

 

[indykid]

Trying to do slide fire where they don't allow full auto sounds like some serious hair splitting to me.



There's a difference between reckless rapid fire and training for recoil recovery and trying to improve your skills. A range that won't allow skills improvement is useless in my book.

Sad but true about the DNR ranges. Was with my son-in-law who is an expert marksman in the USAF and he was told no double taps. And he was center of paper at 25 yards with every shot!

 

[historian]

When I went to Wilbur Wright I was firing decently fast out of my 22lr, almost as fast as it cycled, and didn't have trouble, but it wasn't bump-firing fast either.

 

[oldpink]

When I went to Wilbur Wright I was firing decently fast out of my 22lr, almost as fast as it cycled, and didn't have trouble, but it wasn't bump-firing fast either.

Unless the rangemaster is standing right there, it's pretty tough to know that you're quick firing a .22LR, especially when lots of centerfire guns are being fired to drown out the little pop from the rimfire.