Posted: 3/8/2020 6:44:52 PM EDT
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Hey folks! Active duty Air Force, and moving to Bellevue next week. Will be there for at least a few years. What’s the word on outdoor activities, hunting lands, ranges, etc? Recommended instructors for a CCW class? Already have a VA permit, but want to get the Nebraska one for ease of gun buying. Hopeful to find some folks that wanna do some prairie dog hunting in the coming months as well. |
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Originally Posted By YoungGun92:
Hey folks! Active duty Air Force, and moving to Bellevue next week. Will be there for at least a few years. What’s the word on outdoor activities, hunting lands, ranges, etc? Recommended instructors for a CCW class? Already have a VA permit, but want to get the Nebraska one for ease of gun buying. Hopeful to find some folks that wanna do some prairie dog hunting in the coming months as well. I can't recommend a CCW instructor as I got one of the two available when they first came out so I'm sure there are better ones around now. 
I've wanted to do prairie dog hunting as well, but I don't have a good contact and don't want to pay someone to shoot their vermin.
And welcome to the area. |
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Originally Posted By AdHoc:
Tactical 88 would be my choice for CCW class, it’s also one of the best indoor ranges I have ever seen. |
At this point in time, are you of the opinion that nothing that's come out about Andy or his wife should be looked into in regards to conflict of interest, or, regarding his wife, quid pro quo shenanigans?
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Originally Posted By alemonkey:
If you want a nice outdoor range Eastern Nebraska Gun Club is where you want to go. Rifle ranges out to 600 yards and lots of pistol bags. |
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| Another rec. for Eastern Nebraska Gun Club, if you like shooting outside, it’s well worth the small investment. On a side note, it’s also where the Air Force personnel do their rifle and pistol qualification. Website has all their information, schedules, etc. Omaha Gun Club is another solid indoor range (Tactical 88 is insanely nice but, maybe a little more expensive). Both have really solid CCW classes. Go check out Nebraska Game and Parks website, they have a lot of info on public lands, hunting, etc. If you call their offices, they’re good about tracking down info for you, too. |
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In Northern Omaha there's Inner 10 which I highly recommend. Indoor range and the staff are extremely nice. I'm a proficient shooter but my wife is still a little uncomfortable and is learning. At Inner 10 they are extremely friendly and willing to help and teach new shooters. To me 88 Tactical gives off an elitist vibe and they want you to pay for their courses because you aren't good enough. Otherwise 88 Tactical is pretty nice and will be closer to you in Bellevue. |
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Originally Posted By HotelBravo: In Northern Omaha there's Inner 10 which I highly recommend. Indoor range and the staff are extremely nice. I'm a proficient shooter but my wife is still a little uncomfortable and is learning. At Inner 10 they are extremely friendly and willing to help and teach new shooters. To me 88 Tactical gives off an elitist vibe and they want you to pay for their courses because you aren't good enough. Otherwise 88 Tactical is pretty nice and will be closer to you in Bellevue. I'll second Inner 10 for their classes if you are in the North Omaha area sometime. it's a smaller indoor range but the staff is friendly and knowledgeable, the range is clean and their prices are reasonable. |