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Calguns Expatriates For members who have left California but remain Calgunners |
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Now in Alaska
After my time working in Houston ended with a major heart attack. I ended up takin a disability retirement and moving in with my sister in Anchorage. The place desperately needs indoor ranges. There aren't any here where the weather makes practice impractical. Anyone that has the knowhow and finance could make a pile here. I tried discussing it with a chain firm " shoot point blank" and got nowhere with them.. Corporate inertia " not in our area"logistics are a problem "Fix that and charge ludicrous money.
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Only in the hinterland. 96% of Alaska is owned by the federal government and 3% by state and local government. Leaving just 1% for private ownership so, new housing tracts are 4500 sq.ft. usually 50' by 90'. Source: my Alaska State trooper brother.
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The Boise area has two indoor ranges. Worth noting that both of them have extensive retail operations as well, and both have sister operations in other states. Perhaps you could contact one or both: Impact Guns ; Independence Indoor Shooting |
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Howdy Chuck, might just take a drive up to Matanuska sportsmans, they're open year round. Birchwood has gotten crazy expensive, I no longer go there. Maud is still nice too.
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