Ha! Crack me up, Tracy! Lucky I live a clean life! But enough pleasantries...Help me figure out how to make a range!TLynnHughes wrote:Hijack Timeout - welcome to the forum Mrs Murphy! Nice to be able to communicate with you here as well as Facebook!
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- Wed Oct 12, 2011 3:01 pm
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- Wed Oct 12, 2011 11:37 am
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"portable and/or temporary" range ideas?
We've been asked to travel to North Texas to teach a CHL class to a group of about 10-12. The host lives on 5 acres outside Pilot Point city limits and we'll have the class portion in their home, but I'm looking for ideas as to how to make the live fire qualification part of the class safe, temporary and/or portable. Their land is completely flat - no hills/berms - just flat and open. BUT, with horses and cows all around. I'm looking for a way to set up a temporary/portable backstop that wouldn't require movement of earth and would contain the rounds within a reasonable distance.
Alternatively, if anybody knows of any public ranges in the Pilot Point area, I could make some phone calls. I haven't been able to locate any closer than 20-25 miles as the crow flies. I'm a city girl, so my range experience has mostly been the "already there" type. Any help would be appreciated.
Alternatively, if anybody knows of any public ranges in the Pilot Point area, I could make some phone calls. I haven't been able to locate any closer than 20-25 miles as the crow flies. I'm a city girl, so my range experience has mostly been the "already there" type. Any help would be appreciated.