How much of a nuisance would it be to kms at a shooting range?

[literallynoone]

I'd go in the week at hours when most normal people work to minimize the amount of people inside. I still worry about property damage and giving trauma to whoever would be inside. Anyone got thoughts on if it's a good idea or not? I really don't want to cause problems to other people but after looking through all my options I can't really see any other good ones.

 

[elenaboo25]

You would be traumatising whoever is there at the time you do it.

 

[Captive_Mind515]

It's a bad idea in a lot of ways. They are trained to see signs of it, and someone could grab you right as you try to do it and then it's down to luck if you can aim right in a panicked situation. And if your aim is bad, you'll be getting medical attention very quickly so there is a decent chance that you survive with horrible injuries. It's up to you, but I would probably look for a better idea.

 

[rdelia_]

it's like commiting on a train rack, or generally in public places, it'll leave scars and trauma on their brain, if you dont want to leave the world burdening other people, i suggest that you could buy one instead and put yourself in a more peaceful place, example; bedroom, bathroom, any lonely places where people wont find you, but it's your choice in the end, i hope you're living your last moments peacefully.

 

[literallynoone]

it's like commiting on a train rack, or generally in public places, it'll leave scars and trauma on their brain, if you dont want to leave the world burdening other people, i suggest that you could buy one instead and put yourself in a more peaceful place, example; bedroom, bathroom, any lonely places where people wont find you, but it's your choice in the end, i hope you're living your last moments peacefully.

I wish I could just buy one but I live in Europe and whilst it isn't hard to get a gun here it's just really time consuming. Guess I'll keep looking then