Making a Day At the Range More Productive

[Watchman]

You won’t be able to get any better with your gun if you don’t practice at the range. You won’t know if the ammo you reloaded is operative, if your scope is dialed in, or if you achieve the level of comfort, you desire with your firearm if you’re not using it. Target practice experience is gained only if you get out there and hole or ding up some targets.

If you’re a homesteader and you have a few acres of land and distant neighbors, you are pretty much covered, and you can shoot targets on your property whenever you feel like it. However, if you’re a city dweller, you probably won’t be able to shoot a few rounds in your backyard. In such a case, your best option would be to go to an indoor or outdoor shooting range.

Even so, these local ranges sometimes have high fees for gear and ammo, perhaps odd hours, and oftentimes draconian regulations. So what can you do to save some money and still get your training?

The best solution is to load your truck with everything needed and head for the hills, where you can make your own shooting range. To do things right and for your DIY range to be a successful experience, you will need a few things. READ FULL ARTICLE HERE