Jeff or Ngoc will correct me if I'm wrong about the .50 issue, but in summer's heat an indoor alternative might be Shiloh (http://shilohshooting.net/). They're just east of Willowbrook Mall off Highway 6, air conditioned (actually, a very good air-handling system; no feeling you're inhaling fumes), pistol bays out to 75 feet and, well, just a very neat facility the Sanford family has built. Just don't shoot the target hangers!
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- Fri Jun 27, 2008 5:23 pm
- Forum: Shooting Ranges
- Topic: Quick Range Question.
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Re: Quick Range Question.
ASC may be closest to you, but you might want to consider Hot Wells at 24815 Northwest Freeway; exit Skinner and make a U-turn (http://www.hotwellsshootingrange.com/). I haven't been there in a couple of months, but they've never had a restriction on handgun caliber. In fact, finding yourself in a lane next to someone shooting an S&W .500 Magnum is great "don't flinch" training.
Jeff or Ngoc will correct me if I'm wrong about the .50 issue, but in summer's heat an indoor alternative might be Shiloh (http://shilohshooting.net/). They're just east of Willowbrook Mall off Highway 6, air conditioned (actually, a very good air-handling system; no feeling you're inhaling fumes), pistol bays out to 75 feet and, well, just a very neat facility the Sanford family has built. Just don't shoot the target hangers!
Jeff or Ngoc will correct me if I'm wrong about the .50 issue, but in summer's heat an indoor alternative might be Shiloh (http://shilohshooting.net/). They're just east of Willowbrook Mall off Highway 6, air conditioned (actually, a very good air-handling system; no feeling you're inhaling fumes), pistol bays out to 75 feet and, well, just a very neat facility the Sanford family has built. Just don't shoot the target hangers!