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LeonCarr wrote:I wish someone would build an indoor gun range big enough that you don't ever have to wait for a lane :).

If you don't have to build a waiting area, it would be cheaper to construct.

Just my .02,
LeonCarr

Every lane you add increases the ventilation requirements, not to mention each lane adds about 400 sft to the footprint (100 ft * 4 ft for 25 yard lane).
Plus you need to pay for the target retrieval system for that lane. For the cost a SINGLE lane you can make a very posh, spacious, and comfortable waiting room. Perhaps your range should cut down on the number of lanes, and just add more waiting rooms!

olafpfj wrote:I keep dreaming of opening a place like this range in Germany. I really doubt this would work as a public range though.

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Well, a little freaked out about all the german "Ach-Tung!" stuff, but indoor skeet and trap I understood. And they've cloned Cabela's!

(Did you notice the cameo of Indiana Jones?)

If I were in there, I'd feel like I was inside of a video game!

discoqueen wrote:They are offering "High Caliber Memberships" to the tune of $5-10K, plus annual memberships from $3-400.
Non-members will be looking at $20-25 range fees.

Supposedly, the one from Bullet Trap is still in the works as well....but only time will tell.

Is there a website? Where are you getting your information from?

Rex B wrote:So they are replacing one lead producer with another?

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$9M buys a LOT of ventilation and filtration -- as long as they don't spend too much on the cigar salon!