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Instead of insulation, cover it with dirt to deaden the soundAbove-ground pipe, 3 ft diameter, with a target rail thing? Then one end in a berm built up with clay and hard structure inside?
Edit. Might help reduce reports a bit, especially if you could wrap insulation n stuff on outside, basically a giant silencer tube but not attached to guns
Invite the inspectors to come and try it out!+1 to underground. You could also look into building an isolation box for the shooter - basically a soundproofed box to soak up most of the noise. Then you would limit the amount of soundproofing needed for the rest of the range length.
Whatever you build, make sure you aren't running afoul of your property's zoning. Last thing you want is to deal with a legal battle over it.
I learned a bunch watching this video, and several others. Took the best of all of them, and applied common sense. My target retriever system, a couple size 15 shoes. His emphasis on lighting was one of my big takeaways.Suprised this video hasn't been shared in this thread yet...
View: https://youtu.be/bT2ZvGz9BqQ?si=oDNnAU9W7CGV0lBG
Only problem is his yard was not wide enough so the tunnels actually went under the neighbors property also. That probably wasn't too smart.
There are probably more of these surreptitious neighborhood gun "ranges" in existence than we might imagine.Police find secret underground lair, shooting range at gang hideout in California
Fontana police found more than they expected at a gang hideout.abcnews.go.com