Hey, at an outdoor range (plinking pit, not stalls) is it rude to shower the person to your right with your brass without even acknowledging?
I at least TRY to prevent by setting up a case (to my right) to deflect if somebody is within 8 feet or so. But on my last outing, I was getting RAINED on, with brass bouncing off of me and my guns on the bench. I didn't say anything, but should I have? Or is it just a "cost of doing business" at the range?
Thanks,
B
I at least TRY to prevent by setting up a case (to my right) to deflect if somebody is within 8 feet or so. But on my last outing, I was getting RAINED on, with brass bouncing off of me and my guns on the bench. I didn't say anything, but should I have? Or is it just a "cost of doing business" at the range?
Thanks,
B