Myths About Rubber Berm Traps

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At its most basic level, a rubber berm trap is approximately two feet of chopped rubber laid on top of an angled support structure to create a backstop or “berm” to catch bullets fired into it. There are several different approaches to this fundamental idea, but the same basic principles apply to them all. When… Continue Reading Myths About Rubber Berm Traps

Indoor vs. Outdoor Shooting Ranges: What You Should Know Before You Start Building

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By Chris Hart, Action Target Range Consultant Everybody has their own preference when it comes to shooting ranges. Some people like the open-air feel of an outdoor range where they can shoot steel targets at 500 yards while others prefer the air conditioned comfort of indoor ranges where target distance can be controlled with the… Continue Reading Indoor vs. Outdoor Shooting Ranges: What You Should Know Before You Start Building

Action Target Completes Build for Jay Henges Range in MO

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In 1937, the Missouri Constitutional Amendment created the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) to “restore, conserve, and regulate Missouri’s over-stressed fisheries, forests, and wildlife populations.” The MDC administers more than 975,000 acres and maintains five staffed shooting ranges, along with more than 70 unstaffed ranges. These ranges experience tremendous use from Missouri locals, many who… Continue Reading Action Target Completes Build for Jay Henges Range in MO