How much does your range charge?

The indoor range I usually go to is $18 an hour for non-members. $200 per year for a membership, which gets you unlimited range usage, and discounts on guns and supplies.
 
$120 / year out oor private range

5 trap stations
3 skeet stations

1 .22 range

3 pistol pits with stars, plates, and stands

100 and 200 yard rifle range.


great folks, well groomed and stict, no accidents ever-after 20 years.
 
One range charges $19.95/hour

Another charges $20 for as long as you want to shoot and the city charges a $2.00 entertainment tax on top of it.
 
The official range in my town is owned by the National Guard and leased by the local sportsmans association. Cost of membership is $45 per year with a $10 discount for NRA membership and a $10 discount for helping during "range clean up days". The only draw back is the fact that you can't use the range if the guard or the local LEO's are using it (not very often).

The range has a 1000 meter target, and standard berms to 500 meters. Also has a blackpowder and pistol range that is 75 yds. Covered benches and target stands!

I mostly use an old gravel pit on a friends ranch, though. We have built a shooting bench and target stands. We can shoot up to 400 yds in the pit. Very private, no other shooters, ever. And its 100% free!
 
Damn we are getting shanked where I live. The indoor range down the street is not too bad. $15 per person or membership. Mine is $85 a year for Mon- Thurs before 4pm.

The very nice outdoor one is $250 a year plus $300 to join.

The not as nice one is $20 a day or $160 per year.

Not sure of the 3rd.
 
I shoot out in the backyard for free. The only thing it costs is the pain in the back side to get up all the brass, shells, and clay pieces. But I hope to do something about the brass soon. I used to pay $60 a year for the closest range to me. Three pistol ranges with steel targets, clay thrower, and 100 yd rifle range.
 
The conservation club range I shoot at charges $40 a year with access key. A one time $10 fee for new members.

The indoor range I used to shoot at last charged $90 per yr with 24 hr access through electronic key. It was a 50 ft range only.
 
$35/year to be a member. Then $7 for unlimited range time per visit. It is a 25 yard range.

If you don't buy a membership then is is $10 per visit.
 
As a RSO at the local club (a mere 20 minute walk) I have access to a 10 bay indoor 50' pistol range and 6 bay outdoor pistol range. Also have a 16 bay 200 yrd rifle range available. I pay $0.50 and can shoot as long as I want. Non-members can shoot for $2 two times and then must pay $10 per session.
 
This range in town is very fancy. I went as a guest once. They charge $350 as an initiation fee and $27.50 a month. Seems a little steep to me.
 
We pay $100.00 per year for a family membership. Includes 300 yd range, 600 yd range, indoor .22 range, pistol range, skeet range and a utility range for up to and including .50's. I belong to another range that costs 50.00 per year, only allowed to shoot rifles in the single shot mode as it is primarily a benchrest shooter's club. I use it for load development during the week when no one is there.
 
Private club range - $36/yr gets use of our pistol house with up to 100yd targets, 100yd plinking, 100yd target, 200yd target, berms for steel targets, 300yd target, running deer, and two shotgun ranges. Many have taken the NRA RSO course (I included) and sign up on-line to volunteer as RSOs.

No fully auto without advance written approval but everything else is OK. We have various clubs and organized shoots including 3 gun, CMP, CASS, Practical Pistol, and a fair number of shotgun shoots. We also sponsor the Boy and Girl Scouts and allow local LEO to use our ranges for free to practice and qualify their officers. Denver SWAT, the FBI, and the State Police also use our range for tactical training.
 
I go to two outdoor ranges in the Dallas area with fairly different pricing policies. The one range is maybe 15-20 acres with 40ish rifle lanes, 20 pistol lanes, and 6 trap stands. The first time you go they make you buy a $10 range card. Every time you go they charge you a $10 range fee. So the first time it is $20 total and every time after that it is $10. For the cost of admission you can shoot all day, and you can shoot any combination of trap, rifle, and pistol. Also, you can leave and come back on the same day.

The other range is huge (467 acres) with 80 rifle lanes, a bunch of pistol including reactive steel and pneumatic "shooting-gallery" type stuff, and a crap-ton of shotgun, including trap, skeet, sporting clays, etc. They charge per "type" of thing you are shooting; that is, these things are 15 each:

50 yard rifle
100 yard rifle
pistol

Reactive steel is $20 I think. Shotguns...I don't know as I don't have one. So more expensive than the other range...but 100% better-staffed. Also, you can leave and come back, no problem. Also also you can buy "punch cards" with 10 punches that usually knock a couple of bucks off the individual purchases. That is, a 10-punch rifle card goes for maybe $120.

There are also a bunch of indoor ranges that charge $15-$20 per visit.

Overall I am happy with the range situation in Dallas. I wish I had my own land to shoot on, or someone to go hunting with, but that is not exactly a range issue :)

-cls
 
Here in Houston we've got lot's of space. I've only used outdoor ranges because I like the fresh air. There are some indoor ones closer into Houston.

Membership is $140/year per family. Limited to 3 guest (non-family members) per visit. Stay as long as you want, but closes at sundown. We have the combination to the lock so you have to open it and close it on the way in and out.

We can use as many guns as we want. However, .50 cal BMG and .338 Lapua are not permitted.

5, 10 and 15 yards pistol/rimfire range,
25 and 50 yard /pistol/rimfire/centerfire range or shotgun slugs
75 and 100 yards rifle and shotgun slugs
300 and 1,000 yard rifle range
One shotgun range for skeet. Not really equipped or used.
 
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