06-17-2018, 11:16 PM
I was a member there, and for the tactical shooter/ bay drills/ casual long ranger its Fine, there are plates from large to small every 100 yds to 12-/1300. Plenty of bays (and more coming) zero range 100/200.
However, thats about it. I know Patrick was talking about doing more.
Triple C at Cresson is a long range shooters wet dream.
They have bays (10 I think) for Pistol/ carbine/ shotgun stuff.
They have a zero range. 50,100,200,
Right opposite that they have a series of covered platforms with steels set up in lanes for each platform. They range from 200-800 (not exact distances, each lane has a target list)
They then have areas A&B covered firing points, steel out to 2k yds. Jeremy (range manager) is slowly adding magneto speed hit indicators to those steels.
There is also Area E which has steel targets out at varying ranges and approx 10 different barricade/ shooting positions.
He also uses different areas for competitions.
Downside with Cresson- its a Looooong drive to the range from the road. And you must stick to the 15moh speed limit
However, thats about it. I know Patrick was talking about doing more.
Triple C at Cresson is a long range shooters wet dream.
They have bays (10 I think) for Pistol/ carbine/ shotgun stuff.
They have a zero range. 50,100,200,
Right opposite that they have a series of covered platforms with steels set up in lanes for each platform. They range from 200-800 (not exact distances, each lane has a target list)
They then have areas A&B covered firing points, steel out to 2k yds. Jeremy (range manager) is slowly adding magneto speed hit indicators to those steels.
There is also Area E which has steel targets out at varying ranges and approx 10 different barricade/ shooting positions.
He also uses different areas for competitions.
Downside with Cresson- its a Looooong drive to the range from the road. And you must stick to the 15moh speed limit