It's Athena. They've had that sign up for some time. I'd stopped going there their opening.Soccerdad1995 wrote:Which one? I work on Houston's west side, and the only "upscale" gun range / shops I can think of are Boyert, Top Gun, and Athena. I know Boyert doesn't have a 30.07 as of yesterday when I stopped by to sight in a scope for my new Tavor. Is it one of the other two?rob777 wrote:I visited a rather upscale gun range/shop on Houston's west side... they have a HUGE 30.07 sign at the entrance.warnmar10 wrote:Eagle Gun Range in Lewisville is an indoor range and they sell guns. Eagle also prohibits open carry. I think that is an asinine policy but I still patronize them.TVGuy wrote:Exactly. I thought someone might bring up the "dress code" issue. It doesn't bother me much when a business posts only 30.07, that's their preference, but when it's a gun store they are essentially fighting against our mutual cause.Abraham wrote:Half Price Books or Whole Foods don't sell guns...
I see no reason not to warn the other members here before they plan their next range session.
- It's a beautiful location, but it really has a country club appeal to it. Their gun store feels like the atmosphere of an iPhone store, and most of their staff was friendly, but not all were really 'gun people'.
- Once, when I took my SP2022 out for it's maiden voyage, I had a bit of a problem with it on the range. I asked the guys at the range check-in-desk if they had an armorer or gunsmith who might be able to lend me a hand. Their answer was, “It’ll be $50 just to have him walk out to you.”
- I started my daughter shooting at age 4. She's been to Spring Guns & Ammo, Top Gun, American Shooting Center, Boyert, and other places out of state. But Athena said she cannot shoot at their range until after she's 11?!?
- And then they posted their 30.07 signs. I get it when a restaurant, daycare, or whatever wants to keep guns covered, but a gun range?!?