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I want to test my EDC ammo plus practice some rapid fire drills. Is there a range near Houston that permits rapid fire? The ones I've been to do not.

PaJ wrote:I want to test my EDC ammo plus practice some rapid fire drills. Is there a range near Houston that permits rapid fire? The ones I've been to do not.

Top Gun, in Houston, seemed to allow rapid fire in their rental lanes when I shot there while taking an NRA pistol class last year.

Pasadena Gun Center -- it's an indoor range but allow rapid fire, heck you can even rent one of their fully auto's to have fun with there

topgun?lol that range has the most asanine rules. maybe texas city gun range.

The Arms Room in League City.

http://www.thearmsroomtx.com/

From the Boyert Shooting Center website (emphasis mine):

Boyert Shooting Center’s rate of fire policy is every round you fire must be controlled; however, there is no maximum rate of fire.

Vol Texan wrote:From the Boyert Shooting Center website (emphasis mine):

Boyert Shooting Center’s rate of fire policy is every round you fire must be controlled; however, there is no maximum rate of fire.

SCORE!! This place isn't far from my office. I went in there once just to tour the place. Very high nice (more like a country club), but I didn't pay attention to their range rules. Since I never shot there, they never occurred to me as an option.

I live on the north side. Everywhere I typically go is clearly posted. At Carter's Country the RO even announces every time there is a commence fire "only one round per second". I need to run 3 to 4 magazines as fast as I can to get a level of comfort that my EDC ammo with my gun won't malfunction under high stress.

Thank you everyone!

PaJ wrote: I live on the north side. Everywhere I typically go is clearly posted. At Carter's Country the RO even announces every time there is a commence fire "only one round per second". I need to run 3 to 4 magazines as fast as I can to get a level of comfort that my EDC ammo with my gun won't malfunction under high stress.

Thank you everyone!

One more option for you - unless something has changed in the past few years, Shiloh Shooting Range (Vhttp://www.shilohshooting.net/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;) near Willowbrook has no problem with rapid fire, so long as it's controlled.

I've shot full-auto at Boyert, PGC, Shiloh and Sportsman's Outlet. None of them cared as long as I kept my rounds on target.

Shilo shooting range allows it Shilochurch road 1960 just east of cutten road Good people there.