Re: Cold Weather Shooting
Posted: Wed Jan 15, 2020 11:43 am
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I’m going to check into this.clovishound wrote: ↑Wed Jan 15, 2020 9:28 amWell, Sir Henry, this brings to mind a camping trip I made to Washington State when I was a young pup. Actually it was Air Force Survival training. The first night out in the field it was 17 below. Having been born, and grew up in central Florida this was quite a shock to me.
For contrast, we are having unseasonably warm weather here in South Carolina, and I am headed out to go hunting shortly. The high is supposed to reach nearly 80 today. I bought a short sleeve camo shirt on clearance yesterday in order to be appropriately attired.
The indoor range Clovispup and I visited yesterday was very comfortably in the 70s. It will dip down into 60s on cold days. Looking forward to a trip to the outdoor range later this month. Hopefully, we won't have to deal with sub freezing temps.
Never heard of them. I’ve been known to shoot a lot to warm my hands on the barrel.
What? Air Force Survival Training? I'm not sure they would let you in.Sir Henry wrote: ↑Wed Jan 15, 2020 12:00 pmI’m going to check into this.clovishound wrote: ↑Wed Jan 15, 2020 9:28 amWell, Sir Henry, this brings to mind a camping trip I made to Washington State when I was a young pup. Actually it was Air Force Survival training. The first night out in the field it was 17 below. Having been born, and grew up in central Florida this was quite a shock to me.
For contrast, we are having unseasonably warm weather here in South Carolina, and I am headed out to go hunting shortly. The high is supposed to reach nearly 80 today. I bought a short sleeve camo shirt on clearance yesterday in order to be appropriately attired.
The indoor range Clovispup and I visited yesterday was very comfortably in the 70s. It will dip down into 60s on cold days. Looking forward to a trip to the outdoor range later this month. Hopefully, we won't have to deal with sub freezing temps.
I though I was quoting the post above yours. I agree the Air Force doesn’t want me.clovishound wrote: ↑Wed Jan 15, 2020 5:07 pmWhat? Air Force Survival Training? I'm not sure they would let you in.Sir Henry wrote: ↑Wed Jan 15, 2020 12:00 pmI’m going to check into this.clovishound wrote: ↑Wed Jan 15, 2020 9:28 amWell, Sir Henry, this brings to mind a camping trip I made to Washington State when I was a young pup. Actually it was Air Force Survival training. The first night out in the field it was 17 below. Having been born, and grew up in central Florida this was quite a shock to me.
For contrast, we are having unseasonably warm weather here in South Carolina, and I am headed out to go hunting shortly. The high is supposed to reach nearly 80 today. I bought a short sleeve camo shirt on clearance yesterday in order to be appropriately attired.
The indoor range Clovispup and I visited yesterday was very comfortably in the 70s. It will dip down into 60s on cold days. Looking forward to a trip to the outdoor range later this month. Hopefully, we won't have to deal with sub freezing temps.
Unseasonably warm weather in South Carolina? I can send you a screen shot of our local weather page if that helps.
An indoor range? They are really great when it is hot, cold, raining, or frogs are falling from the sky. Their biggest downside is the cost and you rarely can find them that have 200 meter ranges. I'm really lucky in that there happens to be one within a few minutes drive of my house that runs me $125 a year for unlimited use. That includes a card for the Pup since she is family and lives at the same address.