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CHLLady wrote:Newbie question:

Why are you not supposed to rapid fire in an indoor range?

Every indoor range I've ever seen has bullet holes in the ceiling.

Generally, a gun's muzzle rises under rapid fire.

A gun firing upwards like that is typically going to miss the backstop and thus create a safety hazard.

I've been known to get fairly red-faced myself and tell such a shooter directly that his behavior is completely unacceptable. My view when it comes to range safety is we are ALL RSO's.