Today was a great day
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Re: Today was a great day
On the other side of our gallery range backstop is a youth club.
If you stand outside the building the only noise you can hear comes from the youth club clapclap
If you stand outside the building the only noise you can hear comes from the youth club clapclap
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Yep, we used an old table on it's side as a backstop. That will stop anything in the movies so it must be trueTattooedGun wrote:Wait, so no backstop in this building already? and you shot a 7.62 round in there....Noice!

Brookers
Re: Today was a great day
Updated,
I have just returned from the planning meeting and I have planning permission
Full details will follow shortly but we should be open early next year.
Sometimes it's worth perseverance
Brookers
I have just returned from the planning meeting and I have planning permission



Full details will follow shortly but we should be open early next year.
Sometimes it's worth perseverance

Brookers
Re: Today was a great day
Congratulations 

Re: Today was a great day
Good luck with your range.
I've shot on this indoor FB Range in Scotland, let me tell you six FB Rifle being fired indoors is something to be experienced.
Morton indoor Range..
http://www.mortonclaytargets.co.uk/inde ... fle-range/
BTW Would be interested in details of your backstop, I've done my own tests and stopping a 7.62 is quite a challenge.
I've shot on this indoor FB Range in Scotland, let me tell you six FB Rifle being fired indoors is something to be experienced.

Morton indoor Range..
http://www.mortonclaytargets.co.uk/inde ... fle-range/
BTW Would be interested in details of your backstop, I've done my own tests and stopping a 7.62 is quite a challenge.

Today was a great day
Brookers would be the expert as I was but the trigger man. For the tests I used expanding ammunition in 7.62 which were fired at the side of a blue barrel packed with builders sand and numerous layers of conveyer matting.
The final planned backstop is a thing of beauty. I won't spoil Brookers enthusiasm by even hinting.
The final planned backstop is a thing of beauty. I won't spoil Brookers enthusiasm by even hinting.
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One of the test I did was collecting these free large Argos Catalogs, a 7.62 penetrated 12 of them but a 5.56 only 6.Countryman wrote:Brookers would be the expert as I was but the trigger man. For the tests I used expanding ammunition in 7.62 which were fired at the side of a blue barrel packed with builders sand and numerous layers of conveyer matting.
The final planned backstop is a thing of beauty. I won't spoil Brookers enthusiasm by even hinting.

Not very scientific but convinced me that our forces are under gunned and should go back to 7.62.
I mean - Who wants to go to war with a bloody Squirrel Rifle FFS ?


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The entire project seems awesome - well done guys - what an exciting adventure !!
Bookers ... Countryman ... Congrats
Bookers ... Countryman ... Congrats

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