What about lighting?
Most any commercial lighting will work; however, we find that modern LED lights or LED light strips placed above and behind overhead baffles provide the most affective light and are...
What is required for my ceiling?
Feb 10, 2020
The ceiling can be made of just about any material desired as the baffle system ultimately keeps high and errant shots within the range and directed to the bullet trap....
What is required for my walls and floors?
Feb 10, 2020
Standard 4-inch poured concrete flooring is really all that is required for an indoor range. Some range owners choose to finish the floor out with a gloss coating or paint....
What are typical range room dimensions?
Feb 10, 2020
For a 25-yard range using the GRC Rubber Berm Bullet Trap, the optimum length of the room will be 106’. This allows 15’ for the bullet trap + 75’ shooting...
Can I move down range to shoot for classes and training?
Feb 10, 2020
Yes. This will require a “Tactical” application be added to the design of the range in order to accommodate safe operations for shooters beyond the traditional firing line. On a...
How many lanes should I consider having?
Feb 10, 2020
The number of lanes you should consider having depends on your market, your opportunity, and budget. Small ranges tend to be 4-6 lanes and medium size businesses have between 6-12...
How do I decide between building a 25 yard or 15-yard range?
Feb 10, 2020
The standard has become 25 yards shooting distance but is, by no means, required. As a matter of fact, if a pistol rated (only) range is planned, a 15-yard shooting...
What size indoor range should I consider?
Feb 10, 2020
Indoor ranges come in different sizes, lengths and can be designed for multiple purposes. While 25 yards has become the standard distance for indoor ranges, there are many successful businesses...