SC Shooter
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All ranges thatI have ever been to require eye & ear protection. If you don't have your own, they will provide it, but it's mandatory
Are you guys aware of any other public ranges without mandatory eye/ear protection?
My guess is this:A public club in my area was closed two years ago when a round allegedly escaped the range. The club got assistance from the NRA to make improvements and eventually reopened. One obvious change was that the signage no longer said that ear and eye protection was "required." Instead it said "recommended." I was told that this was one of the recommendations made by the NRA Team. I never could get an answer as to why.