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    Default Re: New House - Build a Shooting Range?

    A dedicated gun / ammo room in the basement is on the drawing board.

    If you have a link to the other forum, please post it.

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    Default Re: New House - Build a Shooting Range?

    Your own Shooting Range may be the most costly thing you have ever done.




    The cost of ammo + number of free hours from end of work to bedtime = $$$$$$$$$$$$

    And daily cleaning of the gun.

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    Default Re: New House - Build a Shooting Range?

    Don't forget to invite us over to your place once the range is completed.

    I would also recommend using dirt on top of tires. Make sure that the tires are stacked up high enough to cover your targets.

    Invest in a range finder to ensure that your distances are correct. If you don't have one and you don't want to purchase one, I could loan you mine.

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    Default Re: New House - Build a Shooting Range?

    I agree with another poster-have you checked the local orindances? I live in Bucks and I know that many townships have ordinances against the discharging of firemarms other than for very specific uses. Based on the fact that you said 2+ acres, I am guessing middle to northern Bucks where you should have less of an issue with this?

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    Default Re: New House - Build a Shooting Range?

    Quote Originally Posted by Siobhra View Post
    Your own Shooting Range may be the most costly thing you have ever done.




    The cost of ammo + number of free hours from end of work to bedtime = $$$$$$$$$$$$

    And daily cleaning of the gun.
    Leave it to you to think so practically Of course you are right but I'm doing it anyway

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    Default Re: New House - Build a Shooting Range?

    Quote Originally Posted by aubie515 View Post
    Don't forget to invite us over to your place once the range is completed.

    I would also recommend using dirt on top of tires. Make sure that the tires are stacked up high enough to cover your targets.

    Invest in a range finder to ensure that your distances are correct. If you don't have one and you don't want to purchase one, I could loan you mine.
    You sir have a open invitation! May also take you up the range finder offer which I guess would be better than walking off paces to measure

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    Default Re: New House - Build a Shooting Range?

    Quote Originally Posted by captain54 View Post
    I agree with another poster-have you checked the local orindances? I live in Bucks and I know that many townships have ordinances against the discharging of firemarms other than for very specific uses. Based on the fact that you said 2+ acres, I am guessing middle to northern Bucks where you should have less of an issue with this?
    The address is listed as Quakertown but its off 313 near Lake Nockamixon. As I said, gun fire is not at all uncommon there so I doubt it will be a big issue. Nevertheless, I agree that checking local laws is the smart move before starting. Let me know how close you are. May draft you if you are good with a shovel

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    Default Re: New House - Build a Shooting Range?

    Dude that is going to be way cool!!!!!!! Good luck with it and maybe you could host the 2nd East side PAFOA shoot.
    In their hearts humans plan their course, but the LORD establishes their steps.

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    Default Re: New House - Build a Shooting Range?

    Phillyd2,

    I am in Newtown, but if you have steel plates, I would be more than happy to bring my shovel.

    O.K. even if you don't have steel plates, just provide the beer. (After were done shooting)

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    Default Re: New House - Build a Shooting Range?

    I truly hope this works out for you, but unless you are moving into an extremely rural area I have my doubts that you will be able to regularly shoot without getting hassled. A shot here and there is no big deal, but unloading a couple hundred rounds.. I have my doubts. Good luck regardless.
    FUCK BIDEN

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