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My pet peeve is the inability to draw from a holster. Seems the ability to draw and fire cleanly would be somewhat important in a self defense situation. None of the indoor ranges I've been to allow it. Some of the outdoor ones do. But I can see an issue with cross-draw, or shoulder harness as one would tend to "sweep" various parts of the range with that style of carry. With straight strong-side draw, the only thing in the way might be the shooting table. Either remove it (tilt it up) or implement a fine if the shooter shoots it. All draws should be under control and on target prior to firing.

In another thread, somebody mentioned that some on this board would consider the range rules at the Bullet Trap in Plano to be overly restrictive. I would be interested in knowing what rules you all would like to see (or not see) for an indoor range. Also, would those rules differ if it were an outdoor range?

I'm talking about a "generic" range here, not the Bullet Trap itself. Also, mention if the rules you suggest might be different if YOU were running the range, instead of being a customer there (so you need to weigh the liabilities).

So, Tell me what you think!