Indoor or outdoor ranges: which one do you shoot better at?

[ProGunGuy]

I go to both an indoor and outdoor range. I seem to shoot better outdoor though. perhaps its the lighting?

So have you found a difference in shooting indoor vs outdoor? or its all the same to you

[J.P. Thomas]

For me, OUTDOORS is the best!. Better light, more challenging CoF and more stages! Better 'bang' for your buck!

[Sarge]

Amen to Outdoors!

When your eyes start to go with old age shooting indoors sucks.

That's why I started shooting Open. (That's my story and I'm sticking to it!)

[Youngeyes]

Outdoors. Inside the noise is too confined and the smoke concentration is higher especially with those shooting that smokey stuff (you know who you are ) Outside you can concentrate more on your own game with less distraction(and without knowing what the other guy ate for lunch ). It's best in the great outdoors.

[Bob DuBois]

Do Both but prefer outdoors.

[Dillon b]

i only prefer indoors when it is snowing too much smoke, bad lighting, generally more confined spaces, and how loud an open gun is in a confined space makes me prefer outdoors

[Hi-Power Jack]

Indoor ranges are Great for .22's (I don't

shoot .22's)

Avoid indoor ranges 100% when you try to

teach someone (wife, children, etc) to

shoot - noise is too much added distraction

[West Texas Granny]

Got an indoor range going up within a mile of me which will be great come summer and it's 100 degree+ daily temps. Will save on gas too. It's also going to have full autos you can rent and fire.

[TerryYu]

Definitely outside. I can't see my front fiber at all indoors and there's little contrast between black sights brown target indoors with Mr. Sun.

Also shooting outdoors dissipates lead bullet smoke much faster. When I'm indoors I feel like I'm standing in my own personal smoke screen.

[Csiedmond1]

Outdoors is the place I do best!!!

[mjts]

Indoor lighting can be inconsistent and picking up a fiber optic front sight can be difficult at times. Shooting outdoors is more comfortable, unless it's raining. Luckily, I have both options open to me within travelling distance. Evening practice sessions aren't really an option for an outdoor range unless you're lucky enough to belong to a range that has lighting.

[OffshoreMan72]

I am against the grain......I like indoors.....but not by a lot.....I like that it is very fixed.....no changing shadows or changing with cloud cover.....it is what it is and you shoot it like that......plus it is climate controlled.....that is like shooting in the house...i like that idea.....if i could build my own indoor range then i would never leave......