Any one shoot in your house

[KentuckyTJ]

Thanks Blind one haven't had one for a few years but had two in the same week that week.

[Dave2old]

I'd love to shoot in the "house," but it's only 596 square feet total and less than 10 yards longest interior range. Not even a blue grouse will let me get that close. But then, it's a way to keep the muscles tuned. But I'm old and dumb and just shovel the snow off the outdoor targets and do it that way. But you gotta shoot good in winter in the Rockies ... or wait till spring to find your snow-buried arrows. Seriously, I sure wish I did have an indoor range. dave

[pine nut]

I have a door bought at Home Depot and painted before I realized that it was too small.  It's a six panel- six eight- two eight door already primed for those who shoot down the hall.  U PU and I'll make you a deal!  LOL

[Rick Butler]

doug g did'nt mention the full body wolf mount he has in his store, I have been sorely tempted!

[Otto]

Oh yeah.  Basement is 77 ft long from one end to the other.  I get a nice 25 yd shot with 2 feet to spare.  I could get 30 yds corner to corner but the furnace would be in grave danger.

[Cody Roiter]

I just hit the jackpot my grandma told me I could shoot in her basement it's a good 10 yd shot.

[doug g]

Rick, I now know we will be shooting on the far aisle from now on! And don't even think about the caribou!

[akbowbender]

I can get 15 yds. by opening up the door to the garage and shooting down the hall from the kitchen sink. I use my commercial layered foam target, backed up by a sheet of 1/2" particle board.

Note: The particle board will not completely stop a field tipped arrow out of my 51# recurve, but it will keep the arrow from going through the garage door and into the radiator of my wife's truck!

[Rick Butler]

Dang Doug, I forgot about that Caribou!  We could set up a really sweet 3D course in there!

[Mr.Chuck]

I have 20 yds in my rec room we just added on last year. I get another 5 yds if I open the door to the garage!  I shoot all the time, as long as I warn the wife!  lol

[sharps4590]

Had I left my basment unfinished I could have a 25 yard shot....but I needed an office and Momma needed a craft room and canning kitchen....sooo....I only have a 13 yard shot thru the shop door into the basement garage.  I shoot a bag and a block.

Vic

[Big_Al]

I have around a 7 yard shot in my office.  We do a lot of chrono testing here, and I do a lot of practicing.  I use two of the Wally World 4x4 targets; the one on the bottom is worn out and I used it to get the second one up to a good height.  The one on top is unusually resilient; I've had it for over two years now.  It takes a beating.

[BMOELLER]

No one shoots in the house except me  

[StickBowManMI]

Cody in my last house in New York, I used to shoot from the Dining Room through the door in the kitchen and down through the play room and into the target in the gargage.  The distance was 18 yards and it was cool. I was only able to do that when I was single as soon as I got married. Like all good things it came to a quick end. My wife reminded me that one miss and I was dead, It was safer to stop shooting indoors after that warning. I never missed before but after that warning my nerves couldn't handle the threat!

[StickBowManMI]

Almost forgot,I used a block target placed against the concrete wall in the garage

[larry]

18 yrds in the basement,  I've got a rhinehart 18 in 0ne target that I shoot into..with an occasional one in the concrete

[pitbull]

15 yards from living room, through the kitchen, into the back bedroom, into a Morrell's square shooter.

[wisconsin wood butcher]

15yards no obstuctions in the basement unless i move to the east and put the heavy bag in there for fun.

[KYArcher]

10-11yds in basement, not much distance but its shoot'n. I shoot into a bag target with a bouble layer of carpet behind it.
                         KY  

[joeare]

I shoot in my bedroom - about 3 yards - no kidding. I use a Rinehart cube, it is a very reliable stopper and lasts lots of shots. Though I cannot learn the trajectory with this short distance you can really focus on your technique. I only use tough carbon arrows for that.