i dont plan on only shooting in my basement, maybe like 10times at most.
Yep, you really need to rethink your plans, ajg. Even if you don't shoot holes through your foundation or get hit with a ricochet, you'll be breathing inpowder residue and lead dust. Indoor ranges are built according to very strict and specific safety guidelines, and for a reason.
You're flirting disaster....
i have a friend that shoots his ar-15 and his 1911 in his basement wich is smaller than mine and he just got out of the USMC. your telling me he is a little kid and dosnt know anything about gun saftey?? HA!
And about your friend. Being a Marine doesn't make you a weapons expert--it makes you a rifleman. Perhaps he knows how to blow the living Sheisse out of someone on the battlefield, but based on what you've written, he's certainly nowhere near being a qualified range safety officer or engineer.
and yes i do know know about gun saftey but thanks for your opinion.
Believe me; you can never know too much. And it's critical to keep fresh. Read your manuals often, practice safety every single time you handle a firearm. Life is not a game.