Virginia Gov. Orders All Indoor Shooting Ranges Closed

Virginia Gov. Ralph Norham orders all Virginia Indoor shooting ranges to close as of midnight tonight until April 23, 2020.

Have all restaurants and bars been closed like here in Florida? It seems other closures should have been made or else he's showing his bias.

Larry2520 wrote:Have all restaurants and bars been closed like here in Florida? It seems other closures should have been made or else he's showing his bias.

Yes all food places are carryout and delivery only now.

Here, Georgia, no government closing of bars or restaurants yet.  But it will not be needed if my City is representative, the people just stopped going to restaurants last week and all but one has either converted to takeout/curbside pickup or closed.

Michigan, pretty much shut down now.
Big debates about ‘essential’ businesses.
Apparently Golf Courses can open up as ‘recreational’ areas.

Here new rules just came out last night and indoor ranges can stay open IF they have a fresh air system. The only one which has made a public statement ( I have 6 nearby) is closing every other lane and waiting is done outdoors.

I guess I am lucky.  In Missouri gun shops are considered "essential business".  One that we have here has a private "carded 24/7 entry" indoor range.  The owner told me his business and the range is not and will not effected unless something happens at the federal level to change things. I have been social distancing myself there almost every day since I joined the range about a month ago.  It cost me $285.00 for the year and at $25 per 2 hour non-member I have alreadt paid for my membership. My slow fire scores are on the move.  Can't really practice timed and rapid since the range does not have turning target but I can use my timer and practice sustained fire using the CMP EIC 45 degree methods.

As the saga continues he is also the Governor that has specifically took away the right of people in his state their First Admendment Right to Freedon of Religion.