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pete
 Post subject: "home on the range."
PostPosted: Tue Feb 27, 2018 2:31 pm 
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home oh home on the airgun range --where the ... you get the point. how warm does it have to be to start shootin the co2 pistols out in my non heated garage . anyone.? if the weather stays like this should be okay soon no.


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 Post subject: Re: "home on the range."
PostPosted: Tue Feb 27, 2018 3:53 pm 
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Can you not shoot in garage all the time. Keep guns and co in the house and just take them out to garage to shoot? Get a propane heater that goes on a BBQ tank and you have heat any day you want to shoot. CHEERS!
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 Post subject: Re: "home on the range."
PostPosted: Tue Feb 27, 2018 4:02 pm 
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What are you using for a backstop? What about cleanup? That's a lot of front area to shoot at.

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 Post subject: Re: "home on the range."
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jckstrthmghty wrote:
What are you using for a backstop? What about cleanup? That's a lot of front area to shoot at.

I,ve got the shelves in the back lined with baking sheets and blue jean material. behind the shelves is the cement brick wall and a little window which is covered. from the door to the targets I made is about 20 feet. I just sweep up the bbs and pellets after.
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 Post subject: Re: "home on the range."
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wheeliehd wrote:
Can you not shoot in garage all the time. Keep guns and co in the house and just take them out to garage to shoot? Get a propane heater that goes on a BBQ tank and you have heat any day you want to shoot. CHEERS!

it was a pretty cold winter and I didn,t wan,t to leave the little heater running all the time because we are renting and land lord pays the bills. when I did shoot I just used my non co2 guns.
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 Post subject: Re: "home on the range."
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pete wrote:
wheeliehd wrote:
Can you not shoot in garage all the time. Keep guns and co in the house and just take them out to garage to shoot? Get a propane heater that goes on a BBQ tank and you have heat any day you want to shoot. CHEERS!

it was a pretty cold winter and I didn,t wan,t to leave the little heater running all the time because we are renting and land lord pays the bills. when I did shoot I just used my non co2 guns.

What I was saying is get a 65 000Btu propane heater that screws on to a BBQ tank and fire that up when you want to shoot in garage. That's what I use when I want to work in garage when cold outside. They are about 50 dollars. CHEERS!
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Man OP, that's quite an indoor range you have there. I was going to go to the conservation club range I belong to, today, but it was a hard 25 mph wind from the north...needless to say, I set up my "makeshift" targets in the garage, and shot from the driveway at those.
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Not too bad, but the range is limited.

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