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Garcia - most ranges that have in-house instructors are paying those guys a little bit of the cut, or paying them a flat rate regardless of how many students they have in the class. My experience is, you won't make much as a range employee.

Your best course of action is to establish yourself as an instuctor on your own. Instead of asking them if they will hire you as an instructor, you need to ask how much they charge in range fees for outside instructors. Do your own advertising, get your own class together and then bring them to the range to shoot.

Once the range starts seeing you on a regular basis, they may ask you to teach for them. Then, if you still want to, you have a foot in the door.