Hello from Houston

**TheGhost27** · October 17th, 2013, 04:29 PM

Originally Posted by LV426

Canonsburg Sportmans clubs does not allow larger that 9mm for pistol, or at least that's what their website reads. No larger caliber are allow there. What's the point of that? I have a .38 and a .45 I really need to practice with. I'm not joining a club where I can ONLY shot my little .380.

No no no, that's only for the smaller range across from the clubhouse. They only want you to shoot small caliber pistols at that range because of the noise since there are a few houses not too far from that point. You can shoot anything else at the rifle range where noise isn't a problem...

**TheGhost27** · October 17th, 2013, 04:36 PM

Originally Posted by streaker69

I'll just leave this here...

Yes.......

**LV426** · October 17th, 2013, 05:48 PM

For those who don't get it. This will explain.

**Jennylou** · November 5th, 2013, 11:51 PM

I wanted to chime in about the OC question that you asked about - - my husband OCs just about everywhere. Unless it is clearly stated at the entrance to a business, or they have a specific policy (where they will just ask you to return your fire arm to your vehicle), you can carry wherever you want. He has OCd in Bob Evans, Wal-Mart, Toys R Us (although there was a lady who was adamant that it was scaring her children), Fusion, Shop N Save (Canonsburg) -- again, just about everywhere.

I do know all casinos in PA are restricted and you are not allowed to CC or OC there (as posted signs indicate at entrances) Starbucks is another place.

It is really sad that anyone is *afraid* of people carrying guns. I am not quite sure when the paradigm shifted for the public to be afraid of their RIGHT in the Constitution but it is truly sad.