r/canadaguns Mar 01 '26

Shooting Got out and shot

G17C with a competition barrel, also brought the MCK chassis p320 and a tokarev.

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u/-rifle-is-fine- Mar 01 '26

The clays club I am with wants to do something like this so members don't have to wait 7 months while they are closed for the winter. Just a crude structure and one machine.

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u/spicymeatmemes Mar 01 '26

Might be able to get away with a concrete slab with a roof and some propane heaters. Couldn't imagine a fully enclosed structure would work with the angles you'd need for skeet

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u/-rifle-is-fine- Mar 01 '26

I think they are considering even lower tech lol. Gravel floor, unfinished plywood, and a big window with a hinged cover. Propane heater likely.

No major luxury or comfort. Just enough to get out of the elements. The club does not make a ton of money.

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u/No-Today5207 Mar 01 '26

Depending where you are located you should reach out to local sawmills or the mennonite/amish community. If your building code allows it off-cut slabs are usually free and sometimes you can get lumber out of them. Free siding/roof worst case if they arent structural quality.

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u/-rifle-is-fine- Mar 01 '26

I'm in Mennonite territory. I will mention that to the board members, thanks!

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u/No-Today5207 Mar 01 '26

No problem! If you hunt as well it could be an avenue to building a relationship and asking them for hunting permission down the line.