North Houston Ranges? Must be Safe and Not too costly.
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North Houston Ranges? Must be Safe and Not too costly.
I know of carter's country.
Can you guys list other ranges in North Houston, prices, and directions?
Can you guys list other ranges in North Houston, prices, and directions?
I have been to Sportsman's Outlet in Humble a couple of times. Sorry I don't know thier prices but found the following information if you want to check them out. It looks like Sportsman Tacital club shoots their quite often.
http://www.sportsmanstacticalshooters.c ... outlet.php
http://www.sportsmanstacticalshooters.c ... outlet.php
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I go to Hot Wells...it's on 290 about 5 miles north of FM1960/Hwy 6.
Not the nicest range but they charge $6 per gun and you can shoot all day. Additional targets are $1 per pair. There is no "per-person" charge.
http://www.hotwellsshootingrange.com/
Joe
Not the nicest range but they charge $6 per gun and you can shoot all day. Additional targets are $1 per pair. There is no "per-person" charge.
http://www.hotwellsshootingrange.com/
Joe
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Re: North Houston Ranges? Must be Safe and Not too costly.
What do you think of Carter's Country in Spring? I was there a while back and found it to be really crowded. I wasn't too keen on everyone having to hand carry their weapons in the store, un-cased, either. Fellow behind me dropped his pistol in the floor. Others were coming in with multiple rifles in one arm and multiple pistols attached to the fingers of the other hand. Also, I wasn't used to seeing folks handle their pistols during the cease fire (seems it is allowed as long as the action is open). Maybe I am being too cautious?Boma wrote:I know of carter's country.
Can you guys list other ranges in North Houston, prices, and directions?
JohnC
I went and shot at Carter's Country around noon. So there were few people there. I brought my gun in my range bag and they didn't have a problem with it, they just had to see it to put a pink tag on it.
I put my gun down during cease fire. Everyone that I saw at the time put theirs down as well.
I think it's because it's a public range. Some people have been thought the etiquette ;I'm sure some have not.
I was lucky enough to have someone teach me ( 60 year old, raised around guns).
I may not have known that etiquette if I bought my first gun on my own and took it to the range. I guess we could just nicely tell them =)
The dude that had a bunch of pistols on his fingers need to be informed not to do that.
I put my gun down during cease fire. Everyone that I saw at the time put theirs down as well.
I think it's because it's a public range. Some people have been thought the etiquette ;I'm sure some have not.
I was lucky enough to have someone teach me ( 60 year old, raised around guns).
I may not have known that etiquette if I bought my first gun on my own and took it to the range. I guess we could just nicely tell them =)
The dude that had a bunch of pistols on his fingers need to be informed not to do that.