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I was stationed at Ft Hood from 2000-2004. The rule then was you were supposed to tell the gate and then check it in at the Provost Marshall's Office. Once it was on base it had to be unloaded until on the range. The only range I remember being open to the public was the Battle Site Zero Range. All it was good for was sighting in a scope, or some iron sights. Plus the staff there were pretty hostile. They just yelled a lot and would only let you fire three rounds at a time no matter what you were shooting. So you had to load three rounds, shoot, go check your target, sit on the bench, wait, load three rounds, shoot, and on and on. Basically I just didn't ever want to shoot there on my own and never did.