I think I knew about a Porter County Club, didn’t know about this one. I’ll keep it in mind because 24x7 indoor sounds quite appealing.Michigan City Rifle Club has a 200 yard range.
You would have to be a member or a guest of a member. You can go check out the facilities when they have events that are open to the public.
I remember Kingsbury only being 100.Kingsbury only goes to 100 yards unless they changed it in the past year. One to check out would be Bend on the River Conservation Club. It's in Niles Michigan and requires a membership or friend of a member to shoot, but they do have a nice 300 yard range, as well as several smaller 50 yard bays. Definitely have to say 100 yards is easy compared to 300.
Generally I use my local indoor ranges for quick sighting in of my optics but I would like to get in some range time at longer distances (200 - 300 yards ideally).
Does anyone have any recommendations north of Indy?
I would absolutely be down for that. I’ve been in and out of here for the past 10 yrs and aside from some sales and trades haven’t really met anyone offline.I feel like a NWI Meet and Shoot is In order. I've got quite a few I need to sight in
Keep an eye on the NWI thread linked below. Usually a feeler is started there on getting together for a meet and shoot. I'll see if I can't organize one for sometime in May. We usually do Winamac for meet n shootsI would absolutely be down for that. I’ve been in and out of here for the past 10 yrs and aside from some sales and trades haven’t really met anyone offline.
Moved a few times and and married with a few kids over that time explains most likely why.
Thanks. I followed that thread.Keep an eye on the NWI thread linked below. Usually a feeler is started there on getting together for a meet and shoot. I'll see if I can't organize one for sometime in May. We usually do Winamac for meet n shoots
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