just wondering why some ranges here in bay area don't have steel plates. with some rain, i would go out if there was steel plates. at least something to shoot. last i tried in heavy mist, non of my shoot and c would stick obvioulsy and trying to put new targets each time was a pita.
is there a 'safety' issue not having steel plates @ 100m? metcalf has one.
suggestion email sent to the range i frequent but wondering if y'all had any feedback/info why ranges would avoid steel plates at that distance (won't ricochet back to bench hopefully).
is there a 'safety' issue not having steel plates @ 100m? metcalf has one.
suggestion email sent to the range i frequent but wondering if y'all had any feedback/info why ranges would avoid steel plates at that distance (won't ricochet back to bench hopefully).


I had a lot of fun with mine:

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