jackdanson
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Now they just have some rule about no military rifles of specific calibers or something like that I can't remember the wording so you can't shoot your SKS or AK on their rifle range.
That is more likely because they like brass and don't want to pick out the steel cases that these rifles shoot. Not justifying it, just clarifying their motivation.
"No Loaded Firearms"
I translate that differently than
"No Guns Allowed"
Yeah, I'd talk to the owner. This is probably meant to unload anything that is going to be repaired traded/sold/bought, which is fine. I have seen some of the worse firearm handling in my life inside of gunshops.