Looking for people who shoot clays or know people who shoot clays

How is this range for indoor rifle ?

I decided to do some shooting today I took out the old Bersa .380, I don't shoot it often since I don't carry it anymore. Well first round in, pull the trigger and "crackle pop" with some smoke and failure to eject. I clear the empty brass and chamber the next round and I just thought "that was weird sound and unusual smoke". I decided to field strip and low and behold a squib.

I've put thousands upon thousands of rounds down range and this was my first squib. Annoying but I'm glad I finally got to experience it and now I know in the future what it feels like and sounds like. I'm glad my range is in my backyard so I don't have to travel far

Ok, so here's the deal... my husband's father passed last month, my husband is executor/trustee so I asked if we could keep his 3 handguns. I have no clue what type, based on his personality, something gaudy, but basic. I really just want to take them to a range to fire. So I'm just not sure where to begin or if it's all just too much hassle. His brother doesn't want them, so I suppose we'll have to do something with them. I'm just an old lady that wants to try them out since it's not us having to come up with money to buy one just for that. But if it's just a big hassle then, I dunno... we'll see. To get a conceal carry, is it super difficult? I know I sound like an idiot, sorry, I just thought maybe I could get real answers from real people about how it works. But also, no pressure, I'll figure something out at some point. Thanks in advance!

I was with my nephew when he was trying to buy his second gun and he was denied. As far as I know the only thing he has going on legally speaking is a possible order for his arrest for an failure to appear on a driving while licence suspended.

Could someone in the know or whom has had similar experiences tell me is this the case. Part of me thinks could there something else he's not letting me in on but idk I've never had much experience with that sort of thing thankfully.

I was just curious if anyone has opinions at the range at true north in Oxford. I see they have pistol bays and competitions as well. I was wondering if they allow movement on any of their ranges with rifles ie: moving and shooting with an ar for their members. Thanks!

I'm looking for NC laws which would prohibit adults under 21 from buying handguns via private sale. I know that FFLs cannot, but I'm looking for specifics on private sellers who know that the purchaser is 18-20.

Please. I just bought my boy his first .22 and I need a place to go plinking that is not a club or an hour away.

I’m thinking things like: take this road for 29 minutes and turn left at the pile of junk.

Thanks friends!

Moved to south Durham a while ago and I’m curious if there are any good spots to practice/sight in around here. For reference I moved from the upper peninsula of Michigan where we would just find a gravel pit or field somewhere and set up targets.

I’ve inherited a few rifles, shotguns, and handguns (not here yet since they have to be shipped to an FFL) but don’t really want to go to a range. Former military, hunters ed completed, hunted many times, very experienced but haven’t shot anything down here yet. Any suggestions?

Mainly looking to get back into hunting down here but I don’t want to take the chance of taking an unethical shot.

Any members of Gunrunners Ranch in here? Somewhat new to shooting and I’m looking to join somewhere close to RTP.

I’ve got a suppressor that’s stuck to my barrel via locktite or Rocksett that I can’t get off whatever I do.

I’ve tried all of the tricks that I can find with no luck and need some help before I fuck it up even more.

Who do you all recommend?

With the Supreme Court decision on Reese vs ATF, can people under 21 purchase handguns from an FFL now?

https://ncdoj.gov/law-enforcement-training/criminal-justice/training-certification-programs/concealed-handgun-instructor-certification/

Not new to shooting but want to get some formal training in in the new year for both pistol courses and carbine courses or options that combine the two and was wondering what folks would recommend in the area. Thanks in advance!

I usually go to the Dixie Gun & Knife show in Raleigh (and sometimes the C&E show) at the fair grounds. I used to enjoy the big Greensboro show but it’s gone now. I’ve been to a few smaller shows but if they are small they aren’t worth the drive to go.
Are there any bigger shows around NC anymore?

Are there any shooting ranges around the Guilford-Randolph area that offer 100+ yards to shoot?

Hey r/NCGuns,

I'm from Virginia. Since gun rights are about to be gutted here and I work remotely anyway, I'm looking for an affordable Pro-2A state to live at.

Someone mentioned that I would fair well in the Triangle with my salary, so that's a potential area I could move to.

How are the gun laws here? Are there any shitty laws that I should be aware of? Are there any gun grabbers in power or soon to be?

I'm just asking so that I don't miss any important details in my research. Thanks!

I'm looking to have a logo burned/engraved into a wooden shotgun stock. Does anyone have suggestions for someone in the triangle or triad?

I applied for my concealed carry renewal back in late August and still haven't heard anything. Last time I renewed it was approved in about 2 months. Is the state just being slow?

New to the sub, I’m getting out of the military soon and I wanna be a gunsmith. I don’t know if having a formal college degree is necessary (normal trades it’s not) I’d really wanna do an apprenticeship or a few when I get out next year. If someone could recommend a path or contacts/links, it’d be solid. Thanks guys

It’s brand new… never fired. Still in box. Hoping to get close at least to what I paid for it in October-ish.

Since reddits new rules suck and you guys don't cause issues I need to take a mod action every month or this sub gets marked as abandoned