There are two types of shooting ranges: indoor and outdoor. Both have benefits and drawbacks. Using a combination of both is ideal for the outdoor hunting enthusiast. A variety of targets can be used in both types of facilities, including metal shooting targets, steel targets and moving targets. Indoor Shooting Range Indoor ranges are designed […]
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Clay Targets This may be the most recognizable target of all time. Most shooters have shot at clay targets if they’ve ever used a shotgun. However, these inexpensive, readily available targets aren’t just for shooting with shotguns. They are highly visible when placed on a berm at your local range, and can be shot at
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Firing range air filtration presents two key challenges, centering on the protection of both people and equipment. In addition to removing hazardous contaminants generated by firearm discharge, air filtration systems must filter make-up air to protect HVAC equipment from outside contaminants. In accordance with the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE)
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The key features of a well designed HVAC system include: Correct Air Pressure and air flow within the room environment Consistent Heating / Cooling / Filtering Loads throughout the annual seasons Efficiently Sized for the occupied space it is meant for Balanced Air Flows between the supply and return systems to maintain neutral pressure within the occupied environment Proper
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In the case of an outdoor range, noise is definitely an issue. Safety is an important concern as well. It’s important to take the time to review all public ordinances that pertain to your property regarding outdoor shooting before investing any time in design, and follow all regulations. Common restrictions found in municipal ordinances include
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Keep records: 1. Retain range and bullet trap specifications from manufacturer. 2. Keep track of how many rounds you are shooting monthly/quarterly/yearly. 3. Keep a list of key contacts for all range services. 4. Have a list of the EXACT make, model, size and quantity of ventilation filters. 5. Keep a record of when each
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First Steps Create your business plan for the type of range you wish to open. There are two types of ranges, outdoor and indoor. Both have their own set of challenges and benefits. The type of range may also be affected by zoning requirements, since there are different requirements for each type. Indoor Gun Ranges:
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