Greater Houston Gun Ranges

[sigken]

I second Athena on the west side if you can make it Tue or Thur as mentioned. But their full price isn't bad consider how nice and clean the facility is.

American Shooting Center is decent especially for rifles. They are generally hard on their rules and but at the end of the day, everybody wants to go home safe. I have seen some stupid things some of the shooters over did so I kind of understand why the ASC staffs do what they do.

 

[RACER X]

I was at ASc when somebody shot themselves in the hand, can't fix all kind of stupid


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[benenglish]

Warning: Off Topic Post

I was at ASc when somebody shot themselves in the hand, can't fix all kind of stupid

And I've been at ASC when someone lit off a snubby .500 S&W and a snubby .460S&W, one in each hand, simultaneously. All the car alarms went off and the RSOs went into terminal confusion mode.

Sometimes it's fun when people who know what they're doing play at the edge of the rules.

Yeah, I know, I'm an NRA-certified RSO and I'm not supposed to talk like that. But we all know it's true.

 

[benenglish]

I believe I've made all the updates to the Google map. If someone finds a mistake or omission just let me know and I'll fix it at my next opportunity.

Can I assume the "can't edit after a certain amount of time" bug bit you when you tried to add "Liberty Armory" to the #1 post list?

 

[acorneau]

Can I assume the "can't edit after a certain amount of time" bug bit you when you tried to add "Liberty Armory" to the #1 post list?

I can't edit that list as it's not my post, I can only edit the Google map. You'll have to bug Acera to edit his list.

 

[benenglish]

D'Oh!

Of course, of course. My apologies.

 

[acorneau]

Memorial Shooting Center in Spring Branch closed this past week so it has been removed from the Google map.

 

[ExpensiveHobbies]

That's not technically true...some of the wards could pass for shooting ranges!!!!

Actually Liberty Armory, http://thelibertyarmory.com/ on Bellaire is inside the Loop and has a range.

I've shot at liberty - it is a small private club/range. If you buy a firearm from them - lifetime membership. If not, there are various fees (can't recall off hand). They have a good setup for pistol work and nicer lanes/target holders. It is meant for more experienced shooters and (for better or for worse) there isn't much RSO oversight (I like it when it's empty, but I don't tend to trust others that much...). Would be expensive to shoot often w/o membership options. Nice guys who work/hang out there. Not a good range for rifle/shotgun work.

 

[bigj480]

There really are few options out 59 north. Anybody know what places close to Humble allow full auto? I know Sportsman's Outlet used to.

 

[Mongo]

There really are few options out 59 north. Anybody know what places close to Humble allow full auto? I know Sportsman's Outlet used to.

Does that mean that Sportsmans no longer allows FA?

 

[bigj480]

Does that mean that Sportsmans no longer allows FA?

No, I just haven't been there in some time so I don't know.

 

[billviverette]

Ok, I have tried to put together a list of the gun ranges in the Houston area.

I will continue to update and edit the list/picture as you good folks post up ones that I have missed or erred on.

Current total: 47 Ranges! 35 Public/12 Private all within a 50 mile radius of downtown.


American Shooting Centers

The Arms Room.

Athena Gun Club

Bailey's House of Guns

Bay Area Shooting Club (Private: Membership Required)

Bayou Rifles 2 ranges Juliff & Addicks (Private: Membership Required)

Best Shot Range

Big Kountry Shooting

Boyert Shooting Center - Houston

Boyert Shooting Center - Katy

Carter's Country

Clay Mound Sporting Center

Clear Creek Gun Range

Creekwood Shooting Sports

D Gun Range

Dayton Gun Range

Full Armor Gun Range

G2G Family Shooting and Archery

Galveston Rifle and Pistol Club (Private: Membership Required)

Gander Mountain

Greater Houston Gun Club (Private: Membership Required)

Greenwood Gun Club (Private: Membership Required)

Gun Emporium

High Noon Indoor Gun Range

Hot Wells

The Impact Zone (Private)

Kellc Ranch (Private)

Magnolia Misfits (Private)

Marksman Range

Memorial Shooting Center

Metro Gun Club

Pasadena Gun Center (Texas Gun Talk Forum Sponsor)

PSC (Private: Membership Required)

Rives Rifle Range

Shiloh Shooting

Shooters Station

Shooting Sports & Training Center of Texas

Spring Guns & Ammo

Sportsman's Outlet

Texas City Municipal Shooting Range

Thunder Gun Range

Thunder River Renegades (Private)

Tomball Gun Club (Private: Membership Required)

Top Gun Range

Van Road Gun Range

Westside Sporting Grounds


Click below for the interactive map of these ranges. (Big Thanks to acorneau for putting that together.)

https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=z_8jqR5NqF18.krrcI-JOUFJU


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Thanks!

 

[Pesater]

Let me resurrect this thread by adding the newest range in NW side

 

[benenglish]

Thank you, Pesatar. Post #1 edited to add that range.

Also, edited post #1 to add Texas Tactical in Spring.

 

[Brains]

I need to visit Shoot Point Blank. Drove past last weekend, looks nice from the outside.

 

[uilim]

Texas Gun Club love it...

https://texasgunclub.com/

 

[benenglish]

Thanks, uilim; post #1 edited to reflect your contribution.

 

[Pesater]

Just signed up for Bayou Rifle Club and going to the orientation this week. Any current member here or someone gives me a tip of how things are there? Appreciate all.

 

[benenglish]

Any current member here ...

Many.

...someone gives me a tip of how things are there? Appreciate all.

Ask again after orientation. I'm not saying that to be mean. It's just that the orientations tend to be very welcoming and will answer a bunch of questions.

Relax. You'll be fine.

 

[andre3k]

Just signed up for Bayou Rifle Club and going to the orientation this week. Any current member here or someone gives me a tip of how things are there? Appreciate all.

Its definitely not club that's oriented towards any of the action pistol sports, but people dont joinn it for that. However, if you like any of the traditional NRA shooting disciplines you will probably like it a lot.

I've been a member for 10 years and its served my needs enough that I now volunteer as an RSO at the Juliff range.

The only rule that I don't really care for is not being able to draw and fire your weapon in the pistol cells at Juliff. I'm also a member at PSC, where you can draw and fire from a holstered weapon in the pistol bays and it's not much of an issue, but PSC has RSO's there pretty much all of the time.

Please read the range rules several times and ask any questions that you might have during the orientation. Welcome to the club.

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