Down at the shooting range

The time of day struck about noon. The time in which the Devil Cats had highest security during the day. Little to the knowledge of most, but the private shooting range in which these marines are trained are open to the public for short amounts of time starting at noon.

People may pay a fee to support their Peace Keeping efforts or be exclusively invited to enjoy sending a few rounds down range. Allowing simple or advanced people to harness their skills or simply expel anger after a stressful work week. Regardless of the reason, it has proven successful in funding D.C.P.K.F. efforts and reducing small crime.

Attendees have the luxury of choosing which weapon they see fit along the gun wall, which will then be unlocked and handed through a dispensary by the security desk. Since the range is facing outward towards the uninhabited desert, the range has more freedom then most near civilian locations.

The range features many different exercises and situations for training purposes which will be observed by a firearm instructor who can be stationed by any separate exercise gate. There are many exercises to choose from including but not limited to: Timed, Sprint, Quick-Draw, Conflict Simulation and more.

Come participate! Introduce yourself to the range supervisor who will be found at the front gate cage.