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At our local indoor range, the rule is pretty simple, no handling the gun except on the firing line. If you want to load, unload, holster, unholster, that's up to you...as long as you're on the line and handling your gun safely.

We're also members in a local Rifle and Pistol club that has an outdoor range that includes a tactical pistol bay, so we're lucky enough to have a place where you can practice shooting on the move, presentation, shooting from cover, etc. If all you've ever done is punch holes in paper at an indoor range, trust me, you're missing ALL the fun, not just part of it.