Shipping containers as a shooting range?

[Chapuis]

http://www.meggitttrainingsystems.com/c ... e-spr.aspx

http://www.google.com/patents/US20070130845

http://www.marksmantrainer.com/products ... ity/?id=29

http://www.mcsira.com/web/8888/nsf/sbs. ... ng%20range

I wonder if they take Amex.......... Looks exactly what I was dreaming up albeit a gold plated version. The real win on these I think would be that you wouldn't need planning permission since they're non permanent.

I wouldn't be too sure about that. I don't know if it has changed but any temporary type building or storage unit that was going to be on ground for over 6 months required planning consent (some exceptions).

[meles meles]

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[Polchraine]

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[bigfathairybiker]

Call me stupid but, firing a firearm inside a shipping container??!!??!!?
The words deafening, ricoshay ( sorry cant spell ) and fumes come to mind... Let alone firing BP!!

Or have I got hold of the pointy end?


Mark

[Sandgroper]

The shipping container would be the basis of a range - you wouldn't fire into it, as is.

[Scotsgun]

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