Posted: 8/3/2017 5:27:33 PM EDT
| Hey fellas, I am organizing a special event in the Owensboro, Ky area and I am in need of some extra RSOs. Does anyone know if there is a list that exists somewhere where I might be able to find local RSOs/Instructors? Much appreciated! |
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try the hometown forum.
http://www.ar15.com/forums/f_8/27_Kentucky.html |
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Hey fellas, I am organizing a special event in the Owensboro, Ky area and I am in need of some extra RSOs. Does anyone know if there is a list that exists somewhere where I might be able to find local RSOs/Instructors? Much appreciated! What kind of event? If it's associated with a specific discipline or group like NRA, USPSA or First Shots that'll help decide what kind of RSO's you need. ETA - A generic NRA RSO would be just fine for First Shots or a BSA event but would not do well at an outlaw 3 gun match. |
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What kind of event? If it's associated with a specific discipline or group like NRA, USPSA or First Shots that'll help decide what kind of RSO's you need. ETA - A generic NRA RSO would be just fine for First Shots or a BSA event but would not do well at an outlaw 3 gun match. |
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I was shopping with my (then) 4-year old daughter when someone ran up to me screaming "You fucking range Nazi!" at the top of their lungs.
I calmly asked the guy if I'd EVER wronged him or gave him grief and he said no, he just recognized me from the range. I asked him if he thought dropping f- bombs in front of a little kid was cool (this guy was in his late fifties, a NY transplant to Florida. He apologized to me and my daughter. Anyway, CSB. If I wasn't back in school full-time I'd volunteer and bring a few guns. Thanks for supporting youth firearm sports ! |
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The event is called "Take a Kid Outdoors" and is put on by the local parks dept. I am the range owner and on the planning board. The shooting portion is fairly straightforward, the kids are going to shoot 22 rifles and also sporting clays. Years ago I ran a First Shots program at the range I help run and had to rely on a mixed bag of instructors and just members to run the lines. It went OK but having some kind of actual experience running shooters vs. just going shooting was worlds better. We had about 200 shooters going from shotguns to rifles to handguns over a 8 hour day. It was fun and without serious safety problems but more experienced RO's of any kind would have been better. Here's the 25 (and closer) yard firing line for anything rimfire and centerfire handguns. 
Here's the "long distance" 100 yard firing line for centerfire rifles. 
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Hey fellas, I am organizing a special event in the Owensboro, Ky area and I am in need of some extra RSOs. Does anyone know if there is a list that exists somewhere where I might be able to find local RSOs/Instructors? Much appreciated! |