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Brian Pfleuger · July 5, 2013, 09:02 AM

I can't believe what some people go through and have to pay to go shooting.

I've never even seen a "public" range. There are numerous private ranges/clubs within 15, 30, 45 minutes drive of me.

The most expensive charge around $125 a year and that's if you don't do any work. Do 10 hours a year and its $30 for membership. My favorite (the only one I joined/go to) cost $35 a year, has 4 pistol ranges, 100 yard, 300 yard, skeet and trap. Every time I've been there, there was no more than 3 others shooting. Never seen a soul on the 300 range.

Indoor pistol range is 35 minutes away and charges $30 or $35 a year. Their only problem is that they're too PC and don't allow any "human" analog targets... bullseye only. Still, $35 a year, unlimited use, free targets.

July 5, 2013, 09:02 AM	#6
Brian Pfleuger Moderator Emeritus Join Date: June 25, 2008 Location: Austin, CO Posts: 19,578	I can't believe what some people go through and have to pay to go shooting. I've never even seen a "public" range. There are numerous private ranges/clubs within 15, 30, 45 minutes drive of me. The most expensive charge around $125 a year and that's if you don't do any work. Do 10 hours a year and its $30 for membership. My favorite (the only one I joined/go to) cost $35 a year, has 4 pistol ranges, 100 yard, 300 yard, skeet and trap. Every time I've been there, there was no more than 3 others shooting. Never seen a soul on the 300 range. Indoor pistol range is 35 minutes away and charges $30 or $35 a year. Their only problem is that they're too PC and don't allow any "human" analog targets... bullseye only. Still, $35 a year, unlimited use, free targets.