Frequently asked questions
FAQS
1. How much does it cost? All participants 18 years or older must get a Range ID Card and sign the waiver. The Range ID card is a lifetime card unless you lose it. Range ID - $5.00 Daily Range fee - Private Bay fee -
2. How old do children need to be? Children must be at least 10 years old, accompanied by a parent or legal guardian and remain supervised at all times by said parent/guardian. Children must be of physical stature to properly control the firearm and they must follow all safety rules.
3. Can I reserve a range? No, all ranges are first come, first served, but we will have a spot for you to shoot.
4. Are you open on (insert holiday)? Probably, Yes! The only holidays we are closed are Christmas Day and Thanksgiving day.
5. What are your hours? Monday - Friday 10:00 am - 8:00 pm. Saturday - Sunday 8:00 am - 8:00 pm.
6. Can I have a gun shipped to you for transfer? Yes! If the seller doesn’t already have our FFL on file, just send us an email with your contact information, order number and the email address for the seller. Our transfer fee is $40, $30 for LTC holders. $100 for NFA transfers.
7. Do you sell ammunition? Yes! We have all the common, and some uncommon, centerfire pistol, centerfire rifle, and rimfire ammunition.
8. Do you sell guns? Yes! We carry a variety of handguns and rifles and we can order just about anything you might be looking for.
9. Do you rent guns? Yes! We offer handgun and machine gun rentals. Handgun rentals are $25 plus ammunition and we do require the ammunition to be purchased from us. You must be 21 years old and there must be a minimum of two people accompanied together to rent a handgun.
10. What do I need to take the LTC class? The class we offer is $60. We will provide you with a gun rental at no additional cost other than the purchase of a 50 round box of ammunition. For the class you will need; a hand
gun plus 50 rounds of ammunition, Driver’s license/ ID card, hearing protection and eye protection. Bring a lunch or snacks. For More FAQS for getting your license you can visit https://www.texas.gov/public-safety/texas-handgun-license/
11. How should I dress for the range? The goal is to stay comfortable while protecting yourself from hot brass, flying debris, and the weather.• Closed-toe shoes (tennis shoes or boots). Avoid sandals or open-toe shoes—hot brass has an uncanny ability to find exposed skin.• Long pants, such as jeans or durable cargo pants. Shorts are allowed, but they increase the chance of getting burned by ejected brass.• A crew-neck T-shirt or long-sleeve shirt. Avoid low-cut tops, as spent casings can fall down your shirt and cause burns.• A baseball cap. It helps keep hot brass from landing between your safety glasses and your forehead.• Minimal loose clothing. Avoid baggy sleeves, dangling scarves, or anything that could snag on equipment.• Safety glasses and hearing protection. Both are required. We will provide ear plugs at no charge. If you have electronic earmuffs, they’re especially nice because you can still hear conversations. We offer a selection of electronic and non-electronic earmuffs.
