The Worcester County Firing Range is located at 9400 Langmaid Road Newark, MD.
Please call 410-632-1111 with questions or concerns.
http://worcestersheriff.com/service/public-firing-range
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Sunday, May 19, 2019
WORCESTER COUNTY PUBLIC FIRING RANGE
The Worcester County Firing Range is located at 9400 Langmaid Road Newark, MD.
Please call 410-632-1111 with questions or concerns.
http://worcestersheriff.com/service/public-firing-range
Beats the mardela Springs gun range $20 FN rip off.
ReplyDeleteI’m excellent I need no practice.
ReplyDeleteIf you believe that you're delusional. Like anything, marksmanship is a perishable skill. Use it or lose it.
DeleteI have used the county range many times. It is a first class facility and run by the Sheriffs dept who are always willing to help new shooters with any need they may have.
ReplyDeleteOpen only 4 hours per week dosent make it public, but it does allow them to claim "public range" so they can use all public funds to pay for it. Id wager they gov employees can use it nearly anytime.... bet the waiting line is huge most saturdays too. Sad sad times when our own local leo's are proficient at abusing the public and their funds.
ReplyDeleteI prefer that law enforcement can hit what they are aiming at when they pull a gun. Besides the police themselves are paid with public funds.
DeleteThey got cameras out there running facial recognition routines.
ReplyDeleteRange isn’t long enough for my ability. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteWhat is funny to see here is all the misses that are off target, and knowing this is a law enforcement range!
ReplyDeleteWhy is the Sheriff's Dept. there if it is a "public' range? Do people have to sign a form, or show id or anything like that? That to me would be them keeping records of people with firearms, type of firearm and how many. As one other comment said, photos of people are being taken without their permission with the cameras they have there.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the rifle range yardage? I need at least 500 yds.
ReplyDeleteOnly four hours a week? It's a PUBLIC range. It should be open 7 days a week. It is not supposed to be for law enforcement use only. Tax money built it, tax money takes care of it. We should not even be charged to use it. Think I will just use the range in Vienna. There I have actual privacy.
ReplyDeleteOnly open Saturdays and for only 4 hours? Are you kidding me? What right do they have to limit the public's use of this, if it is a PUBLIC firing range? They forget they work for us, not the other way around. This was built with OUR money and they are paid with OUR money. We need to demand they let us use it whenever WE want or shut it down. WE own it, not the Sheriffs Dept.
ReplyDeleteomg
Deleteyou just hurt Little Mikey Lewis whittle feelings
now he will steal
by not returning a tax paying citizens Firearms
after fraudulent restraining order
You will use it when we say you can use it.
ReplyDeleteAnother way for them to get your grandfathered unregistered handguns registered. Don't do it!
ReplyDeleteLet's see; they'll get you to pay $5.00 to let them see if you have a registered handgun, or not. And if is isn't, they will unofficially register it for you when you check in to the range. You'll be asked to present ID and show them your weapon for "inspection." Of course they'll provide targets, and collect the bullets that came out of your gun. Remember Glendening's ballistic fingerprinting law that was eventually discontinued? Those bullets from your gun will go on record with the Sheriff's dept. and be tagged as coming from your weapon. I'll go to a private range, thank you, where they aren't against the citizen's right to carry and own firearms. That "open to the public" policy is just a data collection tool for the Sheriff's Department. Don't do it! Somehow I believe many a lawful gun owner are being duped into surrendering their rights by this offer. Remember, when they come for the guns in this country, all they need it to know is who has them, and where they live. Go to that range, and you make it easy for them, when our politicians make a law requiring them to.
ReplyDeleteLewis already does this using Civil filings in court....you need not do anything...just be accused
DeleteLewis takes your guns....supposing destroying them, and not returning them after you
needed to prove your innocent
from someone's say so...
"Lewis speaks with fork tounge" a Indian would say
I agree with above statements
Lewis is violating the 4th amendment gathering info on you at that range
Some of you are obviously mistaking a limited "open to the public" County Sherriff's Department firing range, with a privately owned open to the public firing range. There are basically four types of firing ranges. Privately owned and open to the public, guns clubs for members only, government owned and operated ranges like the one in Worcester County, and your own private property, if allowed by local zoning laws. The one in Newark is maintained for the Sherriff's department's use and paid for with taxpayer money, just like their vehicles, uniforms, and other equipment and buildings. That does not make any County sherriff's department's property "public" property, or the range a public range.
ReplyDelete8:39,was thinking the same thing.
ReplyDeleteIf you just want to gripe, my advice is DON'T GO THERE! Get lives ppl
ReplyDeleteOk i have to speak... mike lewis has nothing to do with Worcester County. Hes a wicomico county sheriff. Im not defending him by any means but he has nothing to do with this range
ReplyDeleteLewis is not Worcester Co. Matt is our true leader we love him !!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe article couldn't be more clear where the firing range is. Either some of the commenters have no reading skills, or they don't know what county their sheriff (M. Lewis) works in.
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