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I'm equidistant to both Shiloh and SGA, with SGA being the range I prefer. In my experience, if you get there between 3:30 and 4:00 pm on any given day, you'll have the pistol range mostly to yourself. The staff is knowledgable and friendly and the owners are generally always around.

Their gunsmith, ( Tyler I believe is his name) is top notch. He and I got to talking about my Ruger SR9c and how I felt it was shooting left,even benched at 25, 15 and 7 yards respectively. He took a look at it and said my rear sight was off center-right. Enough not to notice just by looking at it, but enough to correct. He was done in 5 minutes, with no charge to boot! I then proceeded to put 100 rounds through it and POA was POI for me.

Their membership fee is pretty much in line with other ranges of their quality and I hope to be a customer for life.

Their pricing is a little on the high side, but I've heard that they're open to negotiation.

Anyway, there's my $.02

Cajun2340