Here is my backyard range. 500 yard max from the bench. I have a pistol range further up in the woods too along with a "Woods Walk"
Developing rifle loads is quick and easy with this setup
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kraftyone
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- Mar 9, 2013
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Here is my backyard range. 500 yard max from the bench. I have a pistol range further up in the woods too along with a "Woods Walk"
Developing rifle loads is quick and easy with this setup
I was thinking of a similar setup at my new place. Just curious shooting from inside like that does it cut down on the noise heard outside?
jr355
Active Member
Wow, very nice setup guys. Envious as all hell!
Strnge
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Here is my backyard range. 500 yard max from the bench. I have a pistol range further up in the woods too along with a "Woods Walk"
Developing rifle loads is quick and easy with this setup
Wow! Need a friend? I’ll even BBQ.
- Apr 25, 2017
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You guys suck !
Drool isn't good for a keyboard. Now I need a new one !
Drool isn't good for a keyboard. Now I need a new one !
- Dec 30, 2012
- 6,996
Wow, all you need is a fridge & an easy chair & you won't need to leave that room at all.
rog951
Active Member
Wow guys, sweet setups. My dream for retirement is to pick up a few acres and set up a nice range - at least 200yds. Most likely not in Maryland though, unfortunately.
Group buy of a couple hundred acres in WV?
Cold Warrior
Active Member
Jelly
Wow! That's awesome. Nice setup.
I teach at ranges all over the state, but being able to shoot out my back window!!
I'm super jelly.
Wow! That's awesome. Nice setup.
I teach at ranges all over the state, but being able to shoot out my back window!!
I'm super jelly.
Here is my backyard range. 500 yard max from the bench. I have a pistol range further up in the woods too along with a "Woods Walk"
Developing rifle loads is quick and easy with this setup
Just stumbling across this thread. Very nice gentleman. I am still hoping in 5-10 years I can buy 30-50 acres in/towards the mountains. WVA, VA, MD or PA. Something within a 2 hour drive if my place. Mostly a get away from it all place. Something I can hunt on occasion and ideally also be able to setup a range. Even if it is only a 50yd range where I can only shoot steel with pistol and Rimfire (and paper for rifles).
I am looking at something I can build a cabin on, not full size house. Though as I see a couple of people doing, having loading gear there were I can work up a load by loading a few, shooting them, writing notes, make adjustments, rinse and repeat would be amazing.
I’d love a good Hickok45 type setup and 200+ yards, but frankly a hillside or berm with a couple of plates, a couple of spinners and a paper target frame or two would be heaven.
I am looking at something I can build a cabin on, not full size house. Though as I see a couple of people doing, having loading gear there were I can work up a load by loading a few, shooting them, writing notes, make adjustments, rinse and repeat would be amazing.
I’d love a good Hickok45 type setup and 200+ yards, but frankly a hillside or berm with a couple of plates, a couple of spinners and a paper target frame or two would be heaven.
- Mar 3, 2013
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tjohn55
LDO for CNO!
dgapilot
Active Member
I’m thinking of a 50ft range for .22 in my basement. I’ve got just over 60 ft clear, but it’s dirt floor and no heat. Not sure of Frederick county laws for personal indoor range though.
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Yeah, I wish I had land like this to be able to have a home range. I grew up on a 100 acre farm where this would've been completely doable, but sadly not anymore.
One word- Suppressor.
Issue here is less noise than ventilation. 22lr is dirty stuff.
dgapilot
Active Member
Where I’d be shooting from is about 8 feet from a 10 ft sliding door to outside, so ventilation shouldn’t be an issue.
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