Do you still go to the range since you left the service?

I wish.........There are no ranges nearby that support my weapons platform ;-)

a .22 rifle, have some fun plinking, meeting some other vets, war stories for the kids "you don't want one of those!" helping a kid with his sight picture, all of the fun parts without the other BS

I shoot as much as possible. As for going to the range and shoot,I made my own. I set up some targets in the woods. I can use it for one place range shooting or I can use it as quick response shooting

I started shooting Service Rifle competitions after I got out. I learned that, while the Army taught me how to operate a rifle, it didn't teach me much about shooting. Firing on a KD range at 200, 300 and 600 yards, while in a sling and using iron sights, became a bit of an obsession. From there, I got into IDPA, and Bowling pin shooting. IMHO, the military (particularly the Air Force) could benefit greatly if they put more emphasis on marksmanship.

No I don't go to the range any more . I have often wondered why I do not desire to shoot anymore I still owe my weapons and have them In the house for self-defense and I am a strong supporter of the Second Amendment .The passion I once had for shooting just isn't there anymore.

I've belonged to my local gun club for roughly 14 years. I used to go a few times a month. In the last few years other hobbies have kept me away from the range. I now shoot maybe once every three or four months. I haven't been hunting in the last two years either. This thread has inspired me to get to the range very soon. I carry every day and it's a good thing to be proficient with the handguns I carry.

Absolutely, I enjoy it. Go to a range monthly with some VVA Buddies

Yep. I go all the time. I enjoy taking my son and teaching him the skills I developed in the Army. Shooting teaches much more than simply putting lead on target.

I still shoot as often as possible. After I retired in 1993, I didn't shoot as much as I had while on AD even though I owned some really nice weapons. After 9/11 I realized we were at war with Islam extremists carrying out their "holy war" against Christians such as my wife, kids and I. I started shooting again at least once a week when I lived in Colorado because you can drive out east of Colorado Springs or drive west up into the Rockies and basically set up a safe range and shoot. I met my wife and moved with her to Michigan in 1999 where the shooting isn't as easy to do unless you own some acreage (and I'm not sure it's still as easy to shoot in CO like it was when I lived there). I still try to shoot as often as possible but as a disabled vet it's not as easy or cheap as it used to be. Not only do I shoot because I've loved shooting since I was a kid, starting with a Benjamin pellet gun, I shoot to stay proficient with my everyday carry weapon since I have a Concealed Carry License. I made it a point to get that license after that nut killed some innocent people at a movie theater. Not just because of that incident and the Muslim fanatics but also because home invasions have become extremely common, not to mention those nuts chopping people's heads off and teenaged and younger men playing the "knock-out" game. So not only do I still shoot but I'm usually armed to protect my family, myself and anyone else if someone starts killing people at a location I'm at.

Yes I still go to the range to shoot. As a matter of fact I'm a firearms instructor at a range. I enjoy teaching people how to shoot in safe and fun ways.