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rm9792 wrote:nicest one I have ever been to was Defender Outdoors while visiting Ft Worth. Very nice ranges, snack bar, conference rooms, break area, laser training rooms and a huge showroom. Wish it was in Houston.

In May I'm doing a couple of days of courses at a range (Wilshire Gun) in Oklahoma City that's on par with that. The 'interesting' part is they also have a liquor license! As described, the bar is upstairs and they do something with drivers licenses if you enter. Once you've been to the bar you can't do anything after related to other range business. Interesting concept.

Liberty wrote:Spending big bucks for only a 100 yd range is kinda silly. 100yd rifle ranges and 25yd pistol ranges are available and cheap. Why pay more and not get more?

Indoors - 100yard. That you don't see every day. There will only be 2 or 3 such facilities here Texas. And in Houston that could have an appeal come August

For the money, I'll just sweat.

I do look forward to see what kind of professional training courses (armorer, etc) they bring in w/ the classrooms. I'm having to go to OKC in May just to pick up a couple I need.

And, if you're down in that part of town I imagine there will be a few job opportunities staff wise.

Read a story this morning on the Click2Houston web site about 'guntry clubs' and followed a link to this Dec 2016 article in the Biz journal.

http://www.bizjournals.com/houston/news ... uburb.html

"$11 million."

"The Brazos Shooting & Social Club will be located near the intersection of Sienna Ranch Road and State Highway 6 in Sienna Plantation...."

"The 54,000-square-foot Houston club will feature 40 shooting lanes, including four, 100-yard rile lanes, 36 pistol lanes, six tactical lanes and reserved lanes for VIP members."

I wonder if we're approaching peak saturation, a la, comedy clubs in the 90s?

That said, I hope it's a great success for them.