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  • #31
    Jimi Jah
    I need a LIFE!!
    • Jan 2014
    • 18998

    Originally posted by N3Hd3LS
    You can take as long as you want if you need to zero.

    They will provide you with a proof target that you will need to show them before they let you shoot at the 100yd lane.
    Catch 22? You can't site your rifle at 100 yards if it can't hit the target at 100 yards before you site it?

    I've never heard of this stuff at any other range.

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    • #32
      N3Hd3LS
      Member
      • Jul 2009
      • 107

      Originally posted by Jimi Jah
      Catch 22? You can't site your rifle at 100 yards if it can't hit the target at 100 yards before you site it?

      I've never heard of this stuff at any other range.
      I'm referring to P2K in San Diego. You have to provide a proof target at 25yds before you can shoot at 100yds. What other indoor ranges are in CA that let you shoot 100yds?

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      • #33
        idntwn2
        Member
        • Apr 2011
        • 281

        Step one is to contact your local SBDC for counseling on how to prepare your business plan.

        Unless you have a mattress stuffed full of cash and do not need financing, this is your absolute first step.

        PM me... seriously.

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