Range Etiquette & Safety
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Royal Range USA in Nashville, Tennessee is one of the Southeast’s premier firearms, archery and safety & tactical training destinations.
Opening at 10am each morning and closing at 8pm 7 days a week, Royal Range USA treats its customers to an amazing inventory of firearms and supportive products.
When final range construction is completed, every level of firearms training will be available. From the first time gun owner seeking a strong base of safety & gun familiarity training, to the seasoned law enforcement and military veteran refining their engagement techniques, Royal Range USA is setting a new standard in the firearms retail and range industry.
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Royal Range USA
7741 US 70 S
Nashville, Tennessee, 37221
615-646-9333
Next to the Bellevue Shoney's at the I40 196 Exit
Not heard anyone address the hot brass issue before. Great job
You’ll be nervous. That’s good. Don’t try to cover for it by acting funny, especially if you’re with friends you might not want to look nervous in front of. Also bench it ejector side up so the RSO can see into the chamber. Don’t talk crazy, don’t talk politics, don’t bug people in general. And do not point that thing anywhere but down range. Asking for help politely is always welcome.
As a new shooter, this is appreciated.
Ranges….. 99.9% are owned by someone but open to the public. You are on someone’s property as their guest. Follow their rules or go somewhere else. I see folks, usually rapid fire Rambos, who think they can do what they want on a “public” range. Truly public ranges(owned by the public) can be very dangerous as there is usually no range officer and no one to deter idiots.
For myself, my semi-autos are field stripped in the bag, or on the table if not in use. Revolver cylinders are open.
Thanks for the video. Very good points.
this instructor giving tips while his ears gettin blown out by dude poppin off in the bg. nuts!
Somebody make a GIF of the "Hot Brass Dance" please!
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lol...those are funny
SHOES! Wear good, lace up shoes. Not sandals, no flip-flops, not crocs, but SHOES. No hot brass wandering around the feet or between the toes, dammit.
This man is an excellent instructor multiple years of experience and also able to make it understandable for the layman it was an honor to learn from you Mister Allen and I look forward to hopefully getting more lessons
Going to range today first time excellent video sir!
Thanks, great information.
Very informative video and always a pleasure to hear from someone with good knowledge.
Great information! Short and to the point!
Great advice/tips.
A better solution is to make a better range to shoot if brass is hitting you from the shooter next to you.with all them rules for everyone else maybe you should set some for your self.....(to all the shooting facilities )
The "hot brass dance" is my only dance move
Well done. Crystal clear thanks!
Great info . One can never learn too much.
Good Info. BigThmsUp.
Great video, thanks for sharing. At 1:51 shouldn't the firearm be laid down with the open chamber pointing up instead of down?
We had a completely wasted out of his mind drunk that shot a hole in the roof of his car yesterday at my local range. And people say guns and alcohol don't mix!
He doesn't seem to know that hearing and eye protection must be worn before entering an indoor shooting range.
Remember the trash and toilets too.
Shooters happen to be be human beings.
Dear Mr Allen I would like to know if royal range sells the canvas range bag that you showed on Aug 7, 2017
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They had some when I was there the last 2 weeks
Hot brass dance lol 😆
Keep your lane or area clean. Dont fling trash, spent brass, empty boxes etc all over. 👎. Also do not use 🤳🏻📹🎥💻📱 without permission. Be considerate of others, take guns that are clean, safe & in good working order. I've seen shooters pull out 120yr old guns or firearms that have not been cleaned, oiled in 30yr. Also, DO NOT use hand loaded or reload type ammunition. That's not safe & may be a hazard 🚧🚨🛑 to orhers.
Please dont make videos on active ranges 🙄🔊🎬💻🎥📹🗣
He was most likely in range 2. The firing hear was most likely in range one. These ranges are literally next door to each other
Sir sir sir...... we are taping could you not