numaone
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I guess the title says most of it... I have many friends who know of my shooting hobby, and I take every opportunity to invite them out to the shooting range, or when they ask to come, make some time to bring them out. I've even stooped low enough to make a first date out of shooting .
I was wondering what the proper etiquette was on paying for ammunition. Most have never shot a gun before, so I start with .22 rifle and .22 handgun- so the ammunition is (err wasn't) a problem. I, of course, supply the firearms that are used to the day and I don't mind paying for a split brick ($18) for a fun afternoon of shooting. But what about more expensive ammo? Do you bite the bullet, (excuse the pun) and just pay for it? or do you tell them up front how much?
Thanks for your input.
I was wondering what the proper etiquette was on paying for ammunition. Most have never shot a gun before, so I start with .22 rifle and .22 handgun- so the ammunition is (err wasn't) a problem. I, of course, supply the firearms that are used to the day and I don't mind paying for a split brick ($18) for a fun afternoon of shooting. But what about more expensive ammo? Do you bite the bullet, (excuse the pun) and just pay for it? or do you tell them up front how much?
Thanks for your input.