Trans gun owners didn’t feel safe at the range. So they built their own.

In Lorain County, Ohio, a unique setup has been established on a family farm. A barn on the property has been converted into a space where individuals can learn to handle firearms. The barn contains various items, including motorcycle parts and antiques, and is adorned with Pride flags. The space appears to be focused on serving the trans and LGBTQ+ community, with an emphasis on creating a safe environment for individuals to practice shooting. Instruction is provided, with an focus on proper technique and safety. Further details about this setup and its operations are available from The Buckeye Flame, which originally reported on the story.