Atlanta Conservation Club?

[nwebb01]

I've looked into joining some sort of club that offers more than just a flat range/indoor experience that are limited to aiming at paper targets. ACC looks fairly interesting. Any members here? Anyone with any sort of feedback on the club?

In short, I'm looking for somewhere to do some shooting and moving, holster work, etc.

I'm open to any suggestions, if you've got them.

Thanks!

 

[Gingerbeardman]

I'm not a member but I should be. Some of the guys will be along soon. It's a fantastic place, well run, clean, safe, etc. There's some form of event every weekend, and I've bought SEVERAL guns just for the ability to shoot all their events.

 

[nwebb01]

I'm not a member but I should be. Some of the guys will be along soon. It's a fantastic place, well run, clean, safe, etc. There's some form of event every weekend, and I've bought SEVERAL guns just for the ability to shoot all their events.

Thanks for the info.

Do they allow movement or "running and gunning"? I've seen some pictures of the place, just not 100% on how they operate everything.

 

[Cameramonkey]

Proteq.us.

Thanks for the info.

Do they allow movement or "running and gunning"? I've seen some pictures of the place, just not 100% on how they operate everything.

Definitely at sanctioned events like IDPA and USPSA. There is typically once of each held there once per month. (IDPA is first saturday, USPSA is I THINK 2nd saturday. But dont quote me)

 

[derrickgoins]

ACC is one of the best clubs in the area. Once you're a member, you have the ability to draw from holster, move around barricades, transition from rifle to pistol, etc as long as you can do it safely and within the rules of the club. Tons of training and competition opportunities as well - also there are plate racks in some bays and you can bring your own paper targets or steel (in good condition) to shoot at.

Check the website for membership requirements - if you decide to join up, mention INGO when you do your new member orientation.

www.atlantaconservationclub.com

 

[nwebb01]

ACC is one of the best clubs in the area. Once you're a member, you have the ability to draw from holster, move around barricades, transition from rifle to pistol, etc as long as you can do it safely and within the rules of the club. Tons of training and competition opportunities as well - also there are plate racks in some bays and you can bring your own paper targets or steel (in good condition) to shoot at.

Check the website for membership requirements - if you decide to join up, mention INGO when you do your new member orientation.

www.atlantaconservationclub.com

Thanks so much for the info!

 

[04FXSTS]

Great club with great people, I am not a member but I live 100 miles away but have been shooting IDPA there since about 2007. If I lived within say 50 miles I would for sure be a member. Jim.

 

[kingnereli]

I shoot USPSA there. It's a fantastic range. Yes, you'd be able to do the move and shoot practice you're looking for.

 

[nwebb01]

I shoot USPSA there. It's a fantastic range. Yes, you'd be able to do the move and shoot practice you're looking for.

Yep, I joined back in May. Thanks!

 

[armymen0268]

Bump, how’s the club year round? Open? Closed for winter?

 

[derrickgoins]

Bump, how’s the club year round? Open? Closed for winter?

Open year round, there's approx 15-20 (may be a high estimate) days when the range is closed for larger / state matches but other than that it's open 9 - sunset all year.