Greater Houston Gun Ranges
- Thread starter Acera
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Regular Google Maps (not Google Earth) allows you to create maps with locations that you can share, like this:
https://www.google.com/maps/ms?msid=206320321688730804149.0004660bf90011dc213f6&msa=0
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Started a new map with some of the ranges, indoor in red and outdoor in blue.
https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=z_8jqR5NqF18.krrcI-JOUFJU
Acera; send me your email address and I'll add you to the "owner" list so you can add/change to your heart's content.
https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=z_8jqR5NqF18.krrcI-JOUFJU
Acera; send me your email address and I'll add you to the "owner" list so you can add/change to your heart's content.
Mongo I don't know the answer to that. Maybe post a question on their Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/DaytonGunRange
Great work Acera & acorneau, very much appreciated.
Very nice work.
NSSF app, Find Ranges, works pretty good for the Temple, Killeen area. Just a major pain getting one listed on it. Took me 6 tries to get Shiney Top on.
Next time I visit the Houston area, at least I know where to look for ranges.
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NSSF app, Find Ranges, works pretty good for the Temple, Killeen area. Just a major pain getting one listed on it. Took me 6 tries to get Shiney Top on.
Next time I visit the Houston area, at least I know where to look for ranges.
from an idgit coffeeholic
Thanks Curtis.
When we get access to edit the first post it should be a real nice addition to the Houston section. Acorneau is doing an outstanding job on the map and is letting me have access, so I hope to integrate it into the first post like the old link had. Plan is to put a line underneath each link briefly describing what each range offers, fees, NFA, etc. so a quick glance should help you get a fuller picture.
Thanks, I have tried that link, (someone else posted it for us on this thread). Has most of what we have, but it also has a lot of dead and incorrect links. Hated that some training companies use other listed ranges as their own. But will continue to check it out for missing ranges. I think out best resource is our members for those that we might have missed, they have proven pretty astute in this thread already.
