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They have been doin it for 50 plus years. Takes along time to clean up after these events. Liability insurance has skyrocketed is one reason they are not doing it anymore second is that the youngest son is in his late 50’s or 60’s i beleve and they want to do other things. As soon as one shoot is done they have to start purchasing alot of thing and planning takes all year two plan 2 events a year. Its not as easy as just makin a **** ton of money. There is talk that a third party is going to come in and take over for them and just rent/use the property for the gunshow but not the MG shoot. Who know what the future holdsWhy would you shut something down just because it's too successful? I can understand if they're in over their heads with the current set-up, but why not invest some money into it. Pave a parking lot. Hire extra temporary staff. I've never been there, but it seems like if there's that kind of a demand for it then there's money to be made. Where there's a will there's a way, right?
I meant from people that have been shooting there for 43+ years and know the family well. But yeah... The website. And the signs....I mean, its on the website..
I'm a recent grad of UT and in one of my senior classes we were allowed to go do field sampling at an old ammunition site around Chattanooga. We found largely abnormal levels of lead and copper as expected, but also odd things like antimony, cadmium, and selenium. The chemistry nerd in me would be interested to do a soil sample there.The KC property has been up for sale for years, It was a active Range for Fort Knox for many years before they acquired it so there is no telling what is in that soil ..... ! not much you can do with land contaminated by with Military Ordinance and 50 years of civilian thrown lead .........
Yes , indeed that would be interesting ............. and scaryI'm a recent grad of UT and in one of my senior classes we were allowed to go do field sampling at an old ammunition site around Chattanooga. We found largely abnormal levels of lead and copper as expected, but also odd things like antimony, cadmium, and selenium. The chemistry nerd in me would be interested to do a soil sample there.