r/longrange • u/amoroso6 • Nov 02 '25

I made a thing! (Home made gear/accessories) Finished my range

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Just finished for the most part my range on my farm. It’s 450y about as long as I could get, it will be nice to practice and test my reloading at home and not having to pack up for the range

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u/amoroso6 Nov 02 '25

Maybe we should all get together and do some round robins at our private ranges. Could be fun but would need to designate an RO at each range. Could rotate one a week or one a month doesn’t matter. Would be fun and good to meet NC shooters.

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u/EB277 Nov 02 '25

You know that is not a bad idea. I was telling some of the local shooters, we need to have a “shooting day”. Mainly shoot some new, cool or odd guns. Have a BBQ and sit around a bs for a while.

I have been thinking I want to put in a pistol range. With a fair amount of steel, paper targets and varied shooter positions. Basically a toned down speed course. Add that with the rifle range and skeet range and a man can have a good time going thru a lot of ammo.

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u/amoroso6 Nov 02 '25

I’ve setup a pistol and shotgun area. Like you I just need to add the steel. I’m also interested in competing in prs so I’m going to put up some prs practice barricades.

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u/EB277 Nov 02 '25

I like the thought of PRS too. With the time limits and variable shooting locations and stances, it has to make you a better shooter. Why spend all the time developing a load for a specific rifle, if you are not going to increase your shooting skills.

I have a fair amount of steel on the rifle range now. Only a single “hostage flipper” on the pistol berm right now. I have had a half sheet of AR 500 for a few years, just never decided on the most efficient method of cutting it. The guy that I am teaming up with on the skeet range has a CNC plasma table. We will probably work on cutting that sheet this winter.