Thunder Gun range owner laughs off an accident

[tedwitt]

Conroe HOA sues Thunder Gun Range as residents claim stray bullets hit homes and vehicles

I just saw that on the news. That's so ridicules, Thunder has been there for years. I helped clear that land for the subdivision about 4 years ago. The builders should have made the people aware of the gun range.
I don't like that range but I feel the range is in the right.

 

[Lead Belly]

Red rectangle 12 acres is for sale...

 

[DoubleDuty]

I just saw that on the news. That's so ridicules, Thunder has been there for years. I helped clear that land for the subdivision about 4 years ago. The builders should have made the people aware of the gun range.
I don't like that range but I feel the range is in the right.

I expect the home owners expected the owner of Thunder Range to be a Responsible person and make sure projectiles didn't leave the Range.

 

[Spcwolf]

Conroe HOA sues Thunder Gun Range as residents claim stray bullets hit homes and vehicles

That owner of that range is one giant snake.

 

[Spcwolf]

I expect the home owners expected the owner of Thunder Range to be a Responsible person and make sure projectiles didn't leave the Range.

That’s asking to much from that guy.

 

[craigntx]

I'd go there before I'd go back to bailey's house of fudd

 

[andre3k]

I just saw that on the news. That's so ridicules, Thunder has been there for years. I helped clear that land for the subdivision about 4 years ago. The builders should have made the people aware of the gun range.
I don't like that range but I feel the range is in the right.

Thunder gun range has a duty to ensure that rounds don't leave their range. They have to invest in the infrastructure to ensure that happens if they want to stay in business.

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[cbp210]

That owner of that range is one giant snake.

Jessie is totally greedy as hell and his business ethics is poor to even put it mildly.

 

[TheDan]

Conroe HOA sues Thunder Gun Range as residents claim stray bullets hit homes and vehicles

the HOA...

 

[dsgrey]

I just saw that on the news. That's so ridicules, Thunder has been there for years. I helped clear that land for the subdivision about 4 years ago. The builders should have made the people aware of the gun range.
I don't like that range but I feel the range is in the right.

Not too unusual. I worked for a company that had a range in Allen, the surrounding farmland was sold off to developers, houses were built, homeowners complained about noise and eventually some bullets hit homes. The company sold the land to the city back in the 1980s for $X which was the same cost to replace the soil prior to closing the transfer.

Buy a house next to a range, airstrip, landfill or cement plant then complain!

 

[Texasjack]

I shot there a long time ago. There are too many things that are shady about the place, so I don't go back.

I used to work for a company that had a shooting range way out in the country, and we got complaints from homeowners that were no where near the place, and even some that lived in the opposite direction of the firing line. They didn't have any actual bullets, but they "heard them going over their heads while we were in the garden" and similar complaints. I tend to look at such complaints with a lot of doubt. However, Thunder Gun is a place that makes me question how they stay in business.

 

[DaBull]

Not too unusual. I worked for a company that had a range in Allen, the surrounding farmland was sold off to developers, houses were built, homeowners complained about noise and eventually some bullets hit homes. The company sold the land to the city back in the 1980s for $X which was the same cost to replace the soil prior to closing the transfer.

Buy a house next to a range, airstrip, landfill or cement plant then complain!

Near Denver, some folks bought/built houses near a regional airport (mostly cargo and civil aviation), THEN started complaining about the noise and potential effect on housing values. The airport tried to be nice by constraining traffic, but the homeowners were being unreasonable. The town had some of log that captured all complaints about a subdivision that realtors and homeowners could review, so the airport bombarded it with noise complaints about itself, and otherwise "helped" the HOA publicize just how loud it was to live in that subdivision. This hurt folks who were planning to sell and started dropping comparables. The HOA caved shortly thereafter.

 

[Spcwolf]

Jessie is totally greedy as hell and his business ethics is poor to even put it mildly.

I wouldn’t have named him.

But I will say this.

When I used to go there, he didn’t have prices on anything, he would just shout out some price and see if you would buy it or not.

I knew a guy who did business with him. Lots of drama followed. Business deals ended. And good riddance. I wouldn’t go there for anything.

Not only that, a lot of people have been hurt on his range.

I don’t want to say anymore, could end up in a lawsuit.

 

[billtool]

Sad to say after my last experience about three months back- I won’t be going back. Trinity Armory is just a few minutes further down the road for me and the team there are quality people. Very safe and customer centered place to shoot.

 

[tedwitt]

I shot there a long time ago. There are too many things that are shady about the place, so I don't go back.

I used to work for a company that had a shooting range way out in the country, and we got complaints from homeowners that were no where near the place, and even some that lived in the opposite direction of the firing line. They didn't have any actual bullets, but they "heard them going over their heads while we were in the garden" and similar complaints. I tend to look at such complaints with a lot of doubt. However, Thunder Gun is a place that makes me question how they stay in business.

I agree, things didn't seem on the up n up.
I go to BTO, used to be something else, that's where I took my last mandatory CHL class, I do it online now.

That's like they put in a street across the RR Tracks, drivers complain, but the tracks were there first so tough snot, deal with it.

 

[deemus]

Thunder gun range has a duty to ensure that rounds don't leave their range. They have to invest in the infrastructure to ensure that happens if they want to stay in business.

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Yep. Lots of ranges make their range safe for surrounding neighborhoods. Except this guy. Sounds like negligence to me.

 

[Axxe55]

Yep. Lots of ranges make their range safe for surrounding neighborhoods. Except this guy. Sounds like negligence to me.

I AGREE!

 

[DoubleDuty]

I agree, things didn't seem on the up n up.
I go to BTO, used to be something else, that's where I took my last mandatory CHL class, I do it online now.

That's like they put in a street across the RR Tracks, drivers complain, but the tracks were there first so tough snot, deal with it.

Well seems like the consensus is this guy is a pos, so why would anyone defend him on something this serious.

 

[andre3k]

I don't know how he has made it this long. I assume he's making a pretty penny from Homeland Security that's leasing the back of his property.

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[tedwitt]

The first time I went there was about 20 years ago and he didn't even acknowledge me in the building. I went back once more with my Daughter, her husband, my granddaughter and grandson about 8 years ago and that's the last time.