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7point62
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I'm constructing a firing range in thick vegetation, a north-south line-of-sight strip in single canopy, but at 100 yards I'm stopped against some large diameter trees. Heres a photo of progress so far with me at far end where the berm will go.
I'm limited to width and length. This has been machete/tractor work. 100 yards is fine for handguns and sabot slugs and carbines. The berm is dirt, logs, manure, more dirt. Any suggestions for a strip range of this type? 100 yards is not enough to sight in a scoped rifle. Should I get out the chainsaw?
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I'm limited to width and length. This has been machete/tractor work. 100 yards is fine for handguns and sabot slugs and carbines. The berm is dirt, logs, manure, more dirt. Any suggestions for a strip range of this type? 100 yards is not enough to sight in a scoped rifle. Should I get out the chainsaw?