And sometimes doing target math at the range...

Good one!

That's good!  As militant Catholics we should always watch over the Sacraments.

In 1983, the "Naughty Nine" defectors rightly criticized the SSPX's acceptance of new rite, non-conditionally ordained priests entering the Society.

Bp. Huonder is our latest reminder of a Novus ordo clerics entering the SSPX with an agenda. 

Which only shows that the SSPX was compromising well before the so-called "ralliement".

I would never have thought of asking a priest to meet you somewhere halfway.  That would be hugely "pastoral" and is a great idea.  There are any number of secular places you could get together, such as a private study carrel in a library (the ones with closed doors and a window in the door), or a vacant classroom in a college or university that would be willing to accommodate you, on weekends they're pretty much free,  You could also meet at a private area of an outdoor municipal park.

Fr Kevin Robinson is hugely pastoral. He invited himself to our home which was 150 kms from the home Mass he was celebrating in a garage. While visiting us he also visited an enclosed convent and offered to say the TLM for the nuns (who were willing) but the bishop refused permission. He would have gone to the university campus across the road to talk to students if he had had the time. After that we attended SSPX Masses in the garage.
In his marriage preparation, he counsels prospective spouses to make sure they know each others stand on Vax before they marry.

Not only holy but wise.

Father Budds, SSPX … incredibly gentle and kind.  Perfect for those who have been away from the Sacraments and not living Catholic lives for a long time.

Father Kevin Robinson is a great priest.
I recommend him for confession. 

Me. 

Fr. Carl Sulzen. Saturday and Sunday mornings at St. Michael's in Farmingville, LI and Sunday afternoons at a midtown hotel.

Indeed, Father Carl Sulzen.  I was at STAS with him.  Great priest and very kind.

Over the years, I confessed my sins to many FSSXP priests. With the exception of one, all were very kind, patient, and helpful. In fact, over those years, kindness has been the last thing I expected, and I get more grace when a priest is more formal, to the point, and somewhat blunt.

I do not need to be patted on the back. 

Fr. Trevor Burfitt, Fr. James Doran (now a Maronite in Maine), Fr. Kevin Robinson, Fr. Adam Purdy, and Father Nicholas Gardner.

Fr. James Doran was an SSPX professor at Winona in '94-'97.  I looked up that Maronite chapel in Maine, no head coverings and the NO table.  https://sjmaronite.org/index.php/en-us/