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Medic218 wrote:I went by there Friday. It was under 15.00 for two people on one lane with four targets. Not bad!
Staff was friendly and polite.
It's still the same as it was the last time they were there when they was Great Southwest.
Lanes seemed a little tight and lighting could have been better.
Still a far cry from the other facility in NW Ft. Worth but I'm sure they'll get there. There was some construction going on when we stopped in.

I just think Eagle has ruined my perception of what a range should be. lol

Overall it was a pleasant experience and I wouldn't hesitate to stop in there again sometime.

MasterOfNone wrote:

ARS_Mechanica wrote:Funny enough, if anyone remembers Paul who used to run Great Southwest he helped my sister and brother in law buy their house in Plano.

My sister remembered him from when we shot there a few times, he said that he has absolutely no connection with the people who sold great southwest any longer and said it was old news to him.

With the commission he made from just their house I could see how one would want to transition not saying he wasn't good because they said he was the best real estate guy they had ever met with, just as friendly and personable as he always came off to be at the range.

But I though Great Southwest was a family affair? I could be totally off the mark.

You are correct; it was a family-run range. But that doesn't always work out. Paul was the center of the friendly service that people reported there, but he left for personal reasons similar to mine.