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karl wrote:

BradA wrote:I want this to be a good deal for everyone but at the same time I dont have a trust fund to live off so I do have to make a little profit.

Don't let yourself get caught up losing money to be a good guy, you've got to make ends meet. A reasonable price and an excellent environment will be all you need to get loyal customers.

Yea, Seriously, this area is quite lacking in Ranges offering what we Really desire. If you did make this a reality, I'd probably get a membership as well, and be there weekly

frazzled wrote:Define special use?

The ability to double tap or controlled rapid fire would be nice. What hours were you contemplating?

These 'one shot per second' ranges also make me angry. Practice doesn't make Perfect, Practice makes Permanent.
If you practice with 1-per-second shots, then when something hits the funnelcake, you're going to revert to your practiced 1 shot per second. No Bueno.

USA1 wrote: if you get it open , i will be your first customer .

We'll be fighting at the door for that spot

One thing you can do would be either allowing at the entire range, or maybe a separate range. Drawing & shooting.

There is currently hardly ANY Indoor ranges that allow this, and it's a Real problem for those of us who would like to practice drawing and shooting from our concealed holsters.

Heck, require that people show that they are a CHL to allow it, put them in a separate room, or segregate the range so that 'general shooters' are on the other side of concrete, but Allow it, under some circumstance.

Also. Indoor shotgun training using 00 Buck, slugs, etc. Apparently there's no place anymore that allows indoor shooting of 00 Buck. I'd like to know the spreads I'd be dealing with from my particular gun, with my particular ammo.

If you allowed both of the above, you'd fill a HUGE Gap out there, and be poised to become the best indoor Self-Defense practice range in Houston.