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Posted by marson on July 16, 2006, 6:57 pm
really, a big factor is going to be where you get your dirt for the
berm and how far they have to haul it. you're looking at a lot of
fill--maybe a thousand yards? you need to call some local contractors
to get an idea (maybe start with an excavator cause that's the number
that's going to blow you out of the water.)
where i live, a garage with a concrete slab and plywood walls can run
15 to 20k. you don't need a roof, so maybe you can save 5k or so.
this is a WAG.
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>
> >I have posted this question on over 100 forums
> > wth all ending in dead ends. If this is not the right place to ask this
> > question please forgive me but please let me know where I can get
> > answers.
> >
> > I have run into some extra cash and would like to build a personal
> > outdoor shooting range and shoothouse on the 47 acers that my home sits
> > on.
> >
> > The range would have a back stop made of dirt 30-50 yrds long, 10ft
> > high, 5ft thick and the same on the sides 100yrds long with pea gravel
> > covering the entire shooting area. (30-50yrdsX100yrds) I would like a
> > shed in the corner the keep all the range equiptment.
> >
> > The shoothouse would be 1 floor with 6 small rooms. (living room, 3 bed
> > rooms, 1 bath room,
> > and 1 kitchen) The walls would be made of simple plywood and there would
> > be no roof.
> >
> > Can someone please please please tell me how much this could
> > cost???????????
> >
> > The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do
> > nothing.
> >
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