Rubber Berm Trap vs. Total Containment Trap: Choosing the Right Bullet Trap for Your Range

A side-by-side of the Rubber Berm Trap and the Total Containment Trap

Range Guide QUICK ANSWER The decision comes down to bullet capture method, lead and dust management, and how much maintenance your range can support. The Rubber Berm Trap™ uses engineered rubber granules in a galvanized steel frame to absorb projectile energy. The Total Containment Trap™ uses ballistic steel funnel plates and a Vortex™ deceleration chamber… Continue Reading Rubber Berm Trap vs. Total Containment Trap: Choosing the Right Bullet Trap for Your Range

Georgia Gun Club Opens First 100-Yard Indoor Rifle Range in Georgia

Indoor shooting range with numbered lanes, target holders, and visible exit sign above.

Georgia Gun Cub hopes to change the way people in the surrounding area think about indoor shooting ranges. Building the first 100-yard indoor rifle range in Georgia seems like a good start, but they aren’t stopping there. Adopting the tagline, “You’ve never shot like this before,” the goal is to give customers an unparalleled experience… Continue Reading Georgia Gun Club Opens First 100-Yard Indoor Rifle Range in Georgia

Myths About Wet Steel Traps

Bats hanging from a rusted metal surface in a dimly lit area, possibly a cave or structure.

As with anything else in life, the ability to make an informed decision is based on the quality of the information you receive. The purpose of this article is to explore some of the claims associated with using water on steel funnel traps. This information represents the opinions of Action Target based on the experience… Continue Reading Myths About Wet Steel Traps