indoor range

djcisse

August 17, 2002 23:24

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djcisse

August 17, 2002 23:24
I just purchased a new home that has a separate shop. The shop is two story with the first floor a two door garage with an office. The second floor is a large room. I would like to convert one bay to an indoor shooting range for pellet and 22lr pistol.I know I would have to have a bullet trap, ventilation system, sound proofing, etc.Has anyone else done this? Are the any plans or equipment manufacturers for this type of venture.Thanks..
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djcisse

August 18, 2002 01:26
Sorry about that it is www.snailtraps.com forgot an s
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v35

August 18, 2002 16:34
If you're thinking basement range also think ventilation, pulling air away from shooters and exhausting from the target area. Even the lead compounds from primer powered rubber bullets are unhealthy to breathe.
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Rafter-S

August 18, 2002 18:14
I would imagine whatever you swept from the floor can't be put in the regular trash or down the sewer. It would be too contaminated.

I have a friend who has a public indoor range. He has told me stories of how difficult it is to comply with all the environmental regulations.
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