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Shooting lane tolerances get tight...when say, a shooter next to you has a target set a 25 yards on his correctly numbered shooting frame holes, and you have yours set at 100 yards on the correctly numbered shooting frame holes --- If the 25 yard shooter sits, stands, prone, Et Cetera --- on one side of the shooting bench, or on the other side, your target could be in his line of fire. It usually takes a 'gentleman's agreement', to make slight horizontal adjustments at the benches so that the 100 yard target is not compromised.
Though I've had people deliberately shoot at my steel targets without permission from me...which is a serious breach of range etiquette.
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Last edited by Erno86; October 17, 2017 at 02:49 PM.
Reason: spelling
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