Finally had the chance to finish up my 25m home range. Leveled the ground, ran the lighting, added the mulch, some stepping stones....
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finishing touches on my home 25 meter range
- Thread starter 45acpguy
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Nice. The neighbors should appreciate the lengths you've gone through to ensure no projectile leaves your property.
What caliber guns will you use here?
What caliber guns will you use here?
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Not only is it a beautifully done range, you have it close enough to the fence to help fight the wind coming from right side. Love it!
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VERY nicely done. Well thought out, and with both day and night functionality. You have a very rewarding project there.
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The flag is a nice touch. If that's a recent picture and you have trees with green leaves it looks like you should have a great range all season long!
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I’m in the SoCal area, so Im definitely blessed with kind weather year-round. It does get pretty cool here, however, the range parallels my driveway which heads to the back of the property where my detached garage/shop is located. I have a nice custom built bench inside the shop and its temp controlled for both hot summer days and chilly evenings.
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Over time it seems the pellets could cut through the hay bales. Do you have anything behind the hay bales?
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absolutely! There is a 4’x4’ piece of 3/4 inch plywood hanging on the fence behind the bales. In addition to that, there is a 4’x4’ 3/4 inch peice of ballistic rubber screwed onto the plywood. This makes any projectile that passes throught the bales, hitting the backer, absolutely stealth.
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Thanks for showing us your range. I always like seeing what guys set up for ranges. Great to be able to shoot at night.
Chas
Chas
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Great setup! It must be nice to be able to shoot in the comfort of your backyard and after the sun sets. Enjoy!
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It’s good to see you have backing behind the bales of hay. I once used bales of hay and after shooting in the same spot the pellets invariably found their way through. Another bonus is that mice and rats are attracted to the bales for nesting, now you have moving targets.
Gary
Gary
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