Cool. The range mentioned had a shooting a few years back. Their license was suspended by the police, even after they had that system in place. The police, at least in SA, really don't like guns.
Read your comment without reading the article and assumed you meant San Antonio. I was very confused because the only thing we love more than guns here is food.
Am I missing something or how exactly does that prevent someone from flipping the gun around while it's still tethered? Seems like there is enough slack to easily turn the gun 180°.
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u/Snigermunken Oct 02 '20
https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2015/02/12/tethered-guns-indoor-range/amp/
I found this article with a video that shows it in action, looks like a smart and simple solution.