Project Appleseed

I may be at the wrong spot to post this. My apology. I trying to contact Maximum Effort to ask a few questions about the March AS. Thank You, Morris

Quote from: Morris on <strong>Yesterday</strong> at 12:52:53 PMI may be at the wrong spot to post this. My apology. I trying to contact Maximum Effort to ask a few questions about the March AS. Thank You, Morris

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Checking to see if the Hidden Hills Farm is a covered range and if not do I need to bring a pop-up tent?
I am 75 with some mobility issues, but still love the Appleseed program and its teaching environment. Is there still an Appleseed shooting option for those of us who can no longer transition from standing to sitting and standing to prone to be in position but we just can't be the first to fire?  Looking forward to the possibility of shooting a Tennessee Appleseed. I have family in East Ridge.
Thanks for your investments in Liberty and Marksmanship. Appleseed has become a Family Tradition.

Yes, the option to not transition is still there, as is waiting to fire your first shot until someone else fires.

Not sure about the covered firing range, however, haven't shot in Tennessee (yet).

Thanks

Morris,
Thank you for your interest, and I apologize for the delayed reply. I've been working at a trade show out of town all week.
Hidden Hills is not a traditional covered range, but we do have huge pop up canopies for the entire firing line to help offer shade and protection from rain.
I would recommend bringing your own canopy as well, to help ensure plenty of comfort for you and your party.
And, as OldDominionIron stated, we DO offer accommodations for shooters unable to safely transition between seated and prone positions.

Thank you again for your interest, and feel free to reach out with any further questions.