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It’s a heck of a lot of fun, you can shoot it anywhere you want. At least we have, the kids and I. You just have to be extremely careful As certain types of ammo tend to burn. And that’s all I have to say about that 
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it was sighted in at BPRC, but no 37mm was fired as it’s against range rules as I imagine none of the local ranges would allow it, shooting 5.56 is fine. I get what your saying as far as “toy” goes but it is by no means a toy, it‘s a serious launcher and depending on what your shooting, it can cause serious risk, like any firearms you have to treat it with respect and be very conscious of what and where that 37mm round is going.
.it was sighted in at BPRC, but no 37mm was fired as it’s against range rules as I imagine none of the local ranges would allow it, shooting 5.56 is fine. I get what your saying as far as “toy” goes but it is by no means a toy, it‘s a serious launcher and depending on what your shooting, it can cause serious risk, like any firearms you have to treat it with respect and be very conscious of what and where that 37mm round is going.
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