Question 1

What are your membership prices

Don Nguyen · Accepted Answer

For non-members, it’s $18-$25 per hour dependent on the range you want. Additional shooters (up to two) for a discount rate.

Their basic membership, “The Houston” is $540 a year. Their flagship membership, “The Texan” is $780 a year and their premium “Elite” membership is a whopping $1920 a year! They also have a more logical and practical shooters membership called “The Range Pass” for $600 that gives access to all ranges with none of the useless amenities. They also have a 3-month membership that is $300 and is similar in amenities to their “Texan” membership and a corporate membership plan for those who manage a company that isn’t filled with anti-gunners.

The upper level membership just add on extra amenities like free courses, free rentals, discounts, and acccess to their lounge. Stop by the club and see the rest of the amenities and see if they are worth it to you.

Question 2

Is a Mag dump/Rapid fire allowed?

Craig Davis · Accepted Answer

Hey gang! I am one of the Partners here at Texas Gun Club.  We actually do allow you to rapid fire here at the range.  We just ask that you qualify with us.  Meaning just let us verify that you are staying on target while doing so.  We also have Full Auto experiences so if you can stay on target while doing so, then come shoot as much and as fast as you'd like! Check with the RSO's about getting qualified and we'll see you on the range!

Jonathan Rodrigues · Answer

Doubt it but you can call n check

Norman Dell · Answer

I shot a 30 30 Remington rifle at this range.

Walter G · Answer

Hey, purchases first AR pistol, what do I bring to the range  besides my weapon, magazines, and ammo?

Brett Stringfellow · Answer

Can draw and fire from the holster? Can you fire from the hip?

Question 3

I do always wanted to learn how to shoot, is there any lessions? If so, what's are the price for classes on learning to shoot?

Reginald Harrison · Accepted Answer

I would personally suggest the first shot class, it's a 30-minute class that cost $25. Plus after you do the survey your $25 is credited to you for your next purchase on ammo, firearms, or maintenance. I recommend it for even seasoned firearm operators.

Question 4

Are face diapers (masks) still required? Google says "Yes". (??)

Texas Gun Club · Accepted Answer

No mask requirement

Ro · Answer

No

Question 5

Can I take my 9 year old son with me to shoot?

Texas Gun Club · Accepted Answer

We do allow children with a parent ages seven and up. We encourage it as we believe this is a generational sport and provides a great opportunity to teach safety to our youngsters.

Jaskaran Singh · Answer

I’ve seen some kids there so I’m sure it’s allowed however I’m not sure about the age requirements. I suggest looking through their website or calling them.

Question 6

If I wanted to bring my son who is 17 would I be allowed to? Or dose he have to be 18?

Reginald Harrison · Accepted Answer

I see parents bring their children  in all the time 13 years old and up. But give them a call, they can go over all the rules and guidelines before you visit. They will even tell you what the best day to go on for discount and rentals.

Question 7

Are the shotguns allowed?

Anthony Do · Accepted Answer

According to their website, it appears that they rent shotguns. So I assume they're allowed.

Question 8

Are rental firearms available?

Roy Alexander · Accepted Answer

Lots of them!!!

David M · Answer

Yes

Question 9

I want to introduce my nephew to shooting is there a safety class i can have him take

Charles Russell · Accepted Answer

Yes, and some of the staff do private training as well.

Man Leah · Answer

Ok thanks guys

Jonathan Rodrigues · Answer

Yes

Question 10

Do you need a membership to shoot at the range?

Mario Munoz · Accepted Answer

Nope. Just a small fee. The owner and staff are really kind & welcoming people. You'll like it!

Craig Davis · Answer

Hey there.  I am one of the partners here at Texas Gun Club.  We called it Texas Gun Club because we want to create a sense of community here.  We are definitely open to the public.  Come see us!

Charles Russell · Answer

No, you don't.  You can simply pay a fee to use the range

Kai Chen · Answer

Negative

Joe Williams · Answer

It is open to the public

Question 11

how much is the training fee?

Brandon Silvestre · Accepted Answer

I think it's $199 for 2 hour 1 on 1  instruction but I recommend calling during business hours the staff is very friendly & helpful

Question 12

Are shotguns allowed at this range?

Clay Bare · Accepted Answer

They do allow shotguns on specific ranges but you are limited to slugs or 00 Buck.   No bird shot is allowed.

David Hathaway · Answer

They offer a Shotgun 101 class, so yes. They have 3 ranges, and I suspect a limitation, although I have been next to someone shooting a semi-auto shotgun. I would call first.

Question 13

Can I bring my own gun and ammo?

Joaquin Escobedo · Accepted Answer

Sure you can do that

Question 14

Is Thursday senior discount day?

Texas Gun Club · Accepted Answer

Yes it is! We’d love to see you in the range tomorrow!

Question 15

Is there a discount for LTC holders?

George Thomas · Accepted Answer

Don't think so

Question 16

Do you sell ammo

Aaron The-Antagonist · Accepted Answer

I went a few weeks ago and left them a good review, but as far as ammo, they didn't have a lot pretty much like everyone else these days. They had some that you could buy, but I'm not sure if they sell it for personal use or if it is restricted to the range. I've heard that some gun ranges are only selling ammo that you can use at the range

Question 17

Do you guys sale guns,
I have never owned a gun but iterested  in having one and getting some training

Big-J · Accepted Answer

Yes they do sell guns.

Question 18

Does Texas Gun Club have shooting lessons that can be attended?

Jake · Accepted Answer

Call and ask

Question 19

What size calibers can we shoot. Can we shoot .223 and .308 on the range

Neil Tecson · Accepted Answer

223 and 556 for sure on most all the ranges. I'm not sure about 308. They do have 4 50 yard Lanes that may be ok to shoot 308.

Question 20

What is the typical wait to shoot time? Say on a Sunday?

Neil Tecson · Accepted Answer

Normally Sundays are pretty relaxed. Anywhere from five to ten minutes if there's a wait at all. At least every time I've gone. Obviously sunday's that are part of three day weekends and before holiday weeks are going to be fairly busy. If you are a member, you can reserve online a time slot.

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