Thread: Getting ahead of new range rules

Assuming it is a paddock or something that you have sheep or animals graze on, you are not organised as a club and range is not it's "primary use" you should be all good. You really don't want to be going for certification as this is where it's going to get interesting to what level bar's are raised to.
This is probably a backdoor approach for them to basically ban 338's and other "sniper calibres"(they call them) by not approving any ranges of their use, bar the odd high country setup.