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sss wrote: Did you get any photos of the range?

I did not get pictures but I could tell everything was fresh and new.
I don't know how much was salvaged and how much was replaced, but the
equipment looked new and all the paint was new.

silverbear wrote:Let me know and you can shoot my G19 and G26 anytime you want.

oooh!, I might take you up on that generous offer someday. And in return, you can take the Kimber for a test drive.

I was thinking..at one time or another I've owned just about every caliber except a 9mm.
While I was browsing at Top Gun, I really liked the G26. It's compact but holds plenty of rounds.

silverbear wrote:Great picture of the Glock sign next to the Texas flag.

Well' nobody's perfect....

Couldn't resist.

Actually, they have a huge selection of Glocks.
don't tell anyone I said this but... I was looking at the Glocks deciding which one I would get if I were to get one.

NuBer92 wrote:if you get hungry walk across to Barry's pizza they are the official top gun pizza suppliers.

Thanks for the tip.

A feller can work up an appetite after shootin.

joe817 wrote:
But one thing.....does it get cold enough down there to ever use that fireplace?

Only a few days out of the year. But it's still nice to look at.

Just came back from Top Gun.

This was my first time shooting there and I was very impressed with the experience.
The pistol range is clean and the lighting was excellent.

The next thing I noticed was the A/C. I almost wished I had worn a sweater..brrr.
It was chilly in there and the ventilation system seems to keep the air nice and clean.

I didn't have to wait for a lane, but if I did there's a nice comfy leather sofa and chairs
nestled around a fireplace to wait or just visit with friends as seen here...



I give Top Gun a big

I am in no way affiliated with Top Gun..just a happy customer.