Thread: New Range Manual / Rules Exposure Documnets

Originally Posted by Marty Henry

I've just been reading through it and topography cliffs, hills or being in a gully will be the salvation of many.

I wish this was true but have a read of Section 5.10.

On outdoor shooting ranges where the CofF is captured by the slope of a man-made structure or topographical feature the following is to be considered:
a. where the slope is less than 56 deg ricochet is to be considered and managed,
b. where the slope exceeds 56 deg the danger area is cut off at the point where the CofF intersects the slope establishing a RDA range.

56 degrees! You will need a cliff or a bluff!
I would guess most if not nearly all target shooting done on farms won't meet this requirement.