FAQ'S
Q: What does it cost to shoot?
A: Range rates are $22 per person for unlimited time. We charge by the shooter not the lane.
Q: Do you rent firearms for the range?
A: Unfortunately, we no longer rent firearms for range use except for classes.
Q: What age do you have to be to shoot?
A: You must be 21 or accompanied by a parent or legal guardian for handguns and 18 for long guns.
Q: How long can I shoot for $22?
A: It is unlimited time, 10 minutes or 10 hours is the same price.
Q: How many people can be on one lane?
A: This is dependent on a few things including how busy we are, the experience level of shooters, etc. Generally, we prefer to keep it at 2 per lane, however this will be up to the staff discretion.
Q: Do I need to make a reservation or appointment?
A: No, we are first come, first served. We require reservations for our classes only and not for public use of range.
Q: Do you sell/buy/trade firearms?
A: Yes, we are a Federal Firearms Licensee. We do buy and sell firearms, but the market fluctuates so we may recommend selling your firearms on consignment. We do not offer estimates over the phone. We also can do transfers from other FFL.
Q: What calibers can I shoot there?
A: Generally, we allow most pistol calibers, rifles up to .30 caliber, shotguns with buckshot or slugs only.
Q: My ammunition is FMJ, can I shoot it there?
Yes, you can. Hollow points are also allowed. If they do not contain any steel content generally, they will be allowed. Run a magnet over your ammunition and if it sticks, it will not be allowed.
Q: Do I have to be a member to shoot there?
No, we are open to the public.
Q: What do I need to bring to buy a firearm?
A: A photo ID with your current address. If you do not have that the list of approved documents can be found here: https://www.atf.gov/firearms/atf-form-4473-firearms-transaction-record-revisions it has to have the current address and be from a government agency.
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Q: Can I bring in my friends to shoot? They aren’t 21, but I am.
A: You must be 21 to shoot a handgun on your own; exceptions are made only if you are accompanied by a parent/guardian, who is at least 21 years of age. These decisions are always made at the discretion of the range officer on duty. Don't hesitate to ask.
Q: If I don’t use my entire box of ammunition, can I sell it back to you?
A: Unfortunately no, all purchases of ammunition are final. You need to either shoot them on the range or take them home.
Q: How do I get there?
A: Go to our page titled about us. There you will find a map with directions. You can even print out a copy of the map. Or click HERE.
Q: Can you give me the price of a gun?
A: We generally do not provide prices over the phone due to the wide variety of firearms with related model numbers: Comparing "apples to apples" is difficult. If we can provide you with a price, please realize we cannot provide you the price for every gun in our store or ones that are available. That would take too much time and there is nothing better than seeing the guns in person. We invite you to see and experience our guns first hand. Shopping for a gun is not an “over the phone” experience. If you have done your research and know exactly what you want then we will be more than happy to give you our best price.
Q: How many people can shoot on one range stall?
A: Up to TWO people maximum per lane. In some instances, the range officer on duty will limit this number to two.
Q: Do I need to make a reservation?
A: Our range operates on a first come first serve basis.
Q: How much will you give me for my gun that I want to sell ?
A: If you are looking to sell your firearm, you need to bring it in with you so that we can give you a custom appraisal. We do not provide prices (or even estimates) for purchases over the phone.
Q: What is the largest caliber weapon I can shoot on your range?
A: 7.62x39 is currently the largest caliber allowed for rifles. You can shoot handguns up to .454 Casull.
Q: Can I bring my child up there to shoot with me.
A: Yes you may. You will need to share a lane depending on the situation. We reserve the right to make case by case decisions.