i know this isnt really the best place to post but i couldnt find anywhere else but anyways.Im going to Colorado in a few months and i want to do some long range shooting so im looking for some open public shooting land to shoot on near loveland Co please help me out
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Re: looking for open public shooting Loveland Colorado
I don't know about Colorado or your timing.
I'll throw this out just for kicks. If you're coming from Ill and drive out I-90 then down US85/I25 to Loveland you'll pass throught Newcastle WY.
We have an abandomed gravel pit on BLM land that we use to shoot 2000 yards or better.
So if you plan on shooting and want to shoot on either end of your trip, this would work. I-90 instead of I 80 wouldn't be that much different time or milage wise.
I don't know about Colorado or your timing.
I'll throw this out just for kicks. If you're coming from Ill and drive out I-90 then down US85/I25 to Loveland you'll pass throught Newcastle WY.
We have an abandomed gravel pit on BLM land that we use to shoot 2000 yards or better.
So if you plan on shooting and want to shoot on either end of your trip, this would work. I-90 instead of I 80 wouldn't be that much different time or milage wise.
Re: looking for open public shooting Loveland Colorado
Pawnee is your best bet, if you can get there during a weekday, it will be better. Here are the directions and geo location.
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=3043319
There are spots to shoot as soon as you turn into the grasslands, but those are for shotgun, 22lr and pistol. Go to the back ( I have plotted out) and shoot long range. Most time the shooting is not restricted, just be careful for cattle, as they do roam around.
The US Forestry officers may stop by, just make sure not to shoot any steel tip, or tracers. They will hand you a pamphlet and then move on.
Pawnee is your best bet, if you can get there during a weekday, it will be better. Here are the directions and geo location.
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=3043319
There are spots to shoot as soon as you turn into the grasslands, but those are for shotgun, 22lr and pistol. Go to the back ( I have plotted out) and shoot long range. Most time the shooting is not restricted, just be careful for cattle, as they do roam around.
The US Forestry officers may stop by, just make sure not to shoot any steel tip, or tracers. They will hand you a pamphlet and then move on.
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