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<blockquote data-quote="Jcann" data-source="post: 3302593" data-attributes="member: 33119"><p>Fouled Bore is probably your best bet if you can schedule a time and date with them for your ENS. One shooters station can easily accommodate 8-10 shooters under cover while shooting prone. Steel targets from 100 to I believe 1250 yards....maybe further. I would take a can or two of white paint to repaint the gongs if they will let you. Cost is $30 a head but who knows maybe they'll give a discount if you tell them who you are and what you represent and can guarantee "x" amount of shooters. Maybe volunteering some sweat equity on the range as well?</p><p></p><p>You can contact them here: <a href="http://www.fouledbore.com/contact-us.html" target="_blank">http://www.fouledbore.com/contact-us.html</a></p><p></p><p>Having several shooters trying their hand for the first time at longrange (>500yds) is going to require a few pieces of equipment and a basic knowledge of one's ammo and rifle. You'll need a couple of chronographs, spotting scopes, ballistic apps, barrel twist, scope height, and G7 ballistic coefficient (boat tail) G1 coefficient (flat base) of your bullet. A quality weather station would come in handy as well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jcann, post: 3302593, member: 33119"] Fouled Bore is probably your best bet if you can schedule a time and date with them for your ENS. One shooters station can easily accommodate 8-10 shooters under cover while shooting prone. Steel targets from 100 to I believe 1250 yards....maybe further. I would take a can or two of white paint to repaint the gongs if they will let you. Cost is $30 a head but who knows maybe they'll give a discount if you tell them who you are and what you represent and can guarantee "x" amount of shooters. Maybe volunteering some sweat equity on the range as well? You can contact them here: [URL]http://www.fouledbore.com/contact-us.html[/URL] Having several shooters trying their hand for the first time at longrange (>500yds) is going to require a few pieces of equipment and a basic knowledge of one's ammo and rifle. You'll need a couple of chronographs, spotting scopes, ballistic apps, barrel twist, scope height, and G7 ballistic coefficient (boat tail) G1 coefficient (flat base) of your bullet. A quality weather station would come in handy as well. [/QUOTE]
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