My little range

[Pulp]

OK, it was really five out of seven. The first shot was over, second under, then the next five were hits.

 

[gmplaster]

Ahh! Now don't you feel better.

 

[radarmonkey]

Why people want to live in town.........

Some of us are stuck here for now and we envy you guys!

 

[Roadking Larry]

I've got a little range in my backyard also.
Except it's only about 25 yards.

Got a longer one down on my farm.
Which is about 6-8 miles away.
So like Dennis I can usually check out a new load.
And when all else fails I can run down to T-Bird range for out to about 400yds.

Why people want to live in town.........

I can shoot out to 100yds on my place.
As for people living in town... I like the n town just fine, we don't have enough room for them out here anyway

 

[Perplexed]

Three miles north of Valliant, OK. 100, 200, and 250 from my bench. I'll soon have another target off to the right of the photo at somewhere 'twixt 600 and 700 yards from bench. Sure feels good when you ring that steel plate at the 100 yard target 5 outta 5 with a 1911.

Nice! What do you use for a back stop? Is that a ridge up behind the trees?

 

[Cacinok]

Some of us are stuck here for now and we envy you guys!

stuck? you locked up? i work in OKC, and live outside of guthrie. 25 minute drive.

i can shoot about 135 yards off the back porch - freaks the animals out, so i don't do it often. the back range is currently 150 yards and hopefully will be expanded to 200, then 300 once the chain saw gets tuned up.

 

[Pulp]

Perplexed asked:

"Nice! What do you use for a back stop? Is that a ridge up behind the trees?"

Yes, there is a deep draw down behind the last target, then a steep hill on the other side. Unless I'm shooting WAY high, bullets will impact on the hill.