Posted: 7/12/2026 9:10:47 AM EDT
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Anyone a member there or have experience there? Thinking about joining now that I don’t have a place to shoot anymore. From the website it looks like a nice range with a lot to offer. The wife wants to get in to long range shooting so I like they have options with that along with the standard square ranges. |
| I know a couple of guys that are members there. They like the range. I personally have not gone there. The drive time for me would be equal distance to Port Malabar, Triple N, and Voluisa Gun Club ranges. But, I believe it is the only range that has a 600yrd in the county. Triple N is 200yrds. Voluisa is 900yrds. |
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Im hoping to make it to some high power league matches in the fall, just have to lose another 15lbs to fit in my jacket and get some offhand range time at triple k first Of course I’ve been saying this for the last 10 years 
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The difficult we can do immediately
The impossible takes a little longer
The impossible takes a little longer
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Originally Posted By Miami_JBT: I'm a member, nice range, but becoming a member is a bit of a hassle. Same with the requirements to use certain parts of the range. But once it is all said and done, it is nice going on a weekday and using the action bays with no one bothering you. Luis, I thought you are living in Tallahassee these days. |
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Originally Posted By Bowhntr6pt: Luis is trespassed from Tallahassee... the politicians got tired of him showing up and holding them accountable...  Originally Posted By Bowhntr6pt: Originally Posted By AR18: Luis, I thought you are living in Tallahassee these days. Luis is trespassed from Tallahassee... the politicians got tired of him showing up and holding them accountable... |
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I'm not a member, but shot a 3-4 day Regional F-Class match there years back. Orange Blossom Regional for F-Class. I won my division, but would say despite being there for 3-4 days, it was an absolute pain in the ass every morning. Range members would block you from entering the range at the gate and then as I would try to drive through, they'd stop and then the gate would start closing on my car. This is after I explained why I was there, showed my docs / entry info. I get being protective of your range, but when you have people attending the match from as far away as Canada and Brazil, you'd think they'd have better manners for visiting competitors. Range for F-Class with E-targets - 10/10 Members interactions with guests - 0/10 |
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Originally Posted By AR18: Luis, I thought you are living in Tallahassee these days. |
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Originally Posted By Twitchy: I'm not a member, but shot a 3-4 day Regional F-Class match there years back. Orange Blossom Regional for F-Class. I won my division, but would say despite being there for 3-4 days, it was an absolute pain in the ass every morning. Range members would block you from entering the range at the gate and then as I would try to drive through, they'd stop and then the gate would start closing on my car. This is after I explained why I was there, showed my docs / entry info. I get being protective of your range, but when you have people attending the match from as far away as Canada and Brazil, you'd think they'd have better manners for visiting competitors. Range for F-Class with E-targets - 10/10 Members interactions with guests - 0/10 As a former member of the Malabar club I seem to remember them always being pretty strict on the basics, including tail gating through the gate. I seem to recall spending a good portion of my day there for various type of initiations as well. I get it, suburban sprawl is damn close now, accidents can shut that place down any day. |
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Originally Posted By Twitchy: I'm not a member, but shot a 3-4 day Regional F-Class match there years back. Orange Blossom Regional for F-Class. I won my division, but would say despite being there for 3-4 days, it was an absolute pain in the ass every morning. Range members would block you from entering the range at the gate and then as I would try to drive through, they'd stop and then the gate would start closing on my car. This is after I explained why I was there, showed my docs / entry info. I get being protective of your range, but when you have people attending the match from as far away as Canada and Brazil, you'd think they'd have better manners for visiting competitors. Range for F-Class with E-targets - 10/10 Members interactions with guests - 0/10 there is some one there on weekends only manning the gate to let competitors in for matches. during the week it is access by electronic gate only. The F class guys usually have everything running extremely well, kind of unusual to hear that it did not go well for you on a multi day F class match. sorry to hear, one of the ways they keep the membership cost so cheap is that gate is only manned on weekends. |
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Originally Posted By Miami_JBT: I'm a member, nice range, but becoming a member is a bit of a hassle. Same with the requirements to use certain parts of the range. But once it is all said and done, it is nice going on a weekday and using the action bays with no one bothering you. I spoke with an older gentleman at the Melbourne gun show a couple of months ago who was promoting the club. Seemed like a real nice guy. He was saying the club was very pro law enforcement. Would you say it’s pro LE? Not looking for special treatment just to be left alone to enjoy my time there. I went to a public range in California that a few law enforcement agencies use and once the RSO found out what I did for a living it was non stop questioning me on the firearms I brought and quizzing me on everything under the sun. I ended up cutting it short and leaving. |
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Originally Posted By Goback: I spoke with an older gentleman at the Melbourne gun show a couple of months ago who was promoting the club. Seemed like a real nice guy. He was saying the club was very pro law enforcement. Would you say it's pro LE? Not looking for special treatment just to be left alone to enjoy my time there. I went to a public range in California that a few law enforcement agencies use and once the RSO found out what I did for a living it was non stop questioning me on the firearms I brought and quizzing me on everything under the sun. I ended up cutting it short and leaving. Originally Posted By Goback: I spoke with an older gentleman at the Melbourne gun show a couple of months ago who was promoting the club. Seemed like a real nice guy. He was saying the club was very pro law enforcement. Would you say it's pro LE? Not looking for special treatment just to be left alone to enjoy my time there. I went to a public range in California that a few law enforcement agencies use and once the RSO found out what I did for a living it was non stop questioning me on the firearms I brought and quizzing me on everything under the sun. I ended up cutting it short and leaving. To join the club, you must also pay a $200 initiation fee. The initiation fee is waived for active-duty military, active law enforcement officers and 1ST Responders (Fire, EMT and paramedics). https://pmrpc.com/membership.html I have never had anyone come up to me and ask me stuff while I'm there. |