range off of rt 380 question.

[kilroy2981]

A few years ago I went to a range off of rt 380 but I don't remember where it is. I think its one of the tobyhanna exits. It was in the woods right before state game land, I had to drive over a small bridge over a stream. Does anybody know where it is?

[telopyros]

yes its a SGL range very easy to find right on 423, minutes off of 380.

it does require a hunting license or PA range permit. search tobyhanna range on google maps it will find it.

[kilroy2981]

Awesome thank you

[Qtrborecrazy]

The range at the sgl 127 is closed you have to use the one by the state DOT yard on 435 in Tobyhanna exit. I know the range at 127 had the little bridge that your talking of, that road ran along the stream.

[kilroy2981]

Hey Q, wow thanks for the update. Yup, that was the range I was talking about. How do you get to the range you're talking about.

[Breadman03]

I forget the exit number, but it is the one for the Tobyhanna Army Depot. Assuming you will be headed North from Long Pond, you will make a left at the stop sign. The range will be on the right side of the road immediately before the PennDot building, if I remember correctly.

[Qtrborecrazy]

Breadman you are correct. Tobyhanna exit off of 380 left at stop sign about 3/4 mile out. Now thats if op is coming from Long Pond. He could also go out to 423 by the mexican restaurant and make a right and take the country route.

[kilroy2981]

Ill be coming from ling pond, but ill probably do both ways. My wife likes driving the country.

[BB MBD]

The range at the sgl 127 is closed you have to use the one by the state DOT yard on 435 in Tobyhanna exit. I know the range at 127 had the little bridge that your talking of, that road ran along the stream.

I think this range got closed after bunch of terrorists made it their training camp.

[Breadman03]

Ill be coming from ling pond, but ill probably do both ways. My wife likes driving the country.

Go there on 380. You'll only have to pay attention for a minute or two on 423. That way, you can enjoy the winding backroad on the way back.

I might have to head out there sometime soon. I've had a Ruger GSR for almost a year and haven't even fired it yet and just got my hunting license for the year.