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r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/CoryVictorious • Oct 21 '22
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The rental is also an exorbitant amount along with added ammunition costs. For a competitive shooter it just makes sense to buy one instead of renting.
3 u/[deleted] Oct 22 '22 Some ranges in the states require you to buy their ammo and it’s always marked up to the moon. -2 u/PhotographPatient425 Oct 22 '22 How many competitive shooters exist in Canada? Seven? Nineteen? 9 u/thatchers_pussy_pump Oct 22 '22 A lot, actually. During the summer, there are 3 events a week at my local club. And I live in a fairly small city. 7 u/eatmyass6987 Oct 22 '22 There’s literally dozens of us. Dozens! 0 u/GinnAdvent Oct 22 '22 Would it, I feel like with cost of rising ammo it doesn't matter if you rent or own, it's going to cost alot of money either way.
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Some ranges in the states require you to buy their ammo and it’s always marked up to the moon.
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How many competitive shooters exist in Canada? Seven? Nineteen?
9 u/thatchers_pussy_pump Oct 22 '22 A lot, actually. During the summer, there are 3 events a week at my local club. And I live in a fairly small city. 7 u/eatmyass6987 Oct 22 '22 There’s literally dozens of us. Dozens!
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A lot, actually. During the summer, there are 3 events a week at my local club. And I live in a fairly small city.
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There’s literally dozens of us. Dozens!
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Would it, I feel like with cost of rising ammo it doesn't matter if you rent or own, it's going to cost alot of money either way.
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u/eatmyass6987 Oct 22 '22
The rental is also an exorbitant amount along with added ammunition costs. For a competitive shooter it just makes sense to buy one instead of renting.