We will pick up the filters from your range within two weeks of the pickup request. We provide documentation that the filters will be properly disposed, protecting you from potential fines.
Handling contaminated filters is a constant challenge for shooting ranges. You’re responsible for every pound of waste your facility generates—and for verifying that it’s properly disposed of or recycled. Hazardous waste collection and disposal are tightly regulated by the EPA and DOT, and noncompliance can lead to serious fines, even criminal penalties. Your liability never expires. As part of our Metals & Range Supplies Program, Action Target will pick up and properly dispose of your HVAC and DCU filters. Explore all of our range service programs to keep your facility mission-ready.
Our practices are fully approved under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), demonstrating our commitment to the responsible management, treatment, and disposal of hazardous and non-hazardous waste in accordance with federal environmental protection standards.
We will pick up the filters from your range within two weeks of the pickup request. We provide documentation that the filters will be properly disposed, protecting you from potential fines.
Our operations adhere strictly to all applicable OSHA and EPA regulations, ensuring full compliance with health, safety, and environmental standards.
All our filters have been carefully selected to fit the unique needs of shooting ranges. We offer various filter options for small or large HVAC systems.
Improper disposal of used HVAC and dust collection filters is a common—and costly—mistake for shooting ranges. Before you toss a filter in the dumpster, keep these facts in mind:
Hazardous waste generators must, by state and federal EPA law, manifest their waste.
You are directly responsible for proper handling, transportation, and disposal at a RCRA-approved site.
Additional compliance requirements apply based on how much hazardous waste your range generates each month.
A typical range generates approximately 20–40 cubic yards of hazardous waste per year.
According to an NSSF compliance officer, ranges that handle waste legally often spend $20–30K per year on disposal.
Even if your hazardous waste contractor disposes of waste incorrectly, ultimate responsibility and liability still fall on the range.
SmartRange AXIS, Action Target’s range control and monitoring software, shows real-time filter status so you can see remaining life at a glance.
System alerts and changes in airflow or pressure signal when filters are loading up and due for change.
Use AXIS data, manufacturer guidelines, and your range usage to schedule proactive replacements.
Disposing of contaminated filters is expensive. Action Target’s program lowers those costs and passes the savings on to you. By leveraging negotiated rates and consolidated shipments, we keep your filter disposal costs below what you’d pay handling it on your own.