Shooting Gallery

I went with my dad and my best friend today. We had a good time. We forgot out hearing protection and eye protection. No extra charge. The targets I brought were too narrow for their hangers. So, they gave us some targets at no extra charge.
This was my first time in an indoor shooting range and I liked it. The «fish bowl» feeling of the giant window between the range and the lobby made me a little self-​conscious (since I hadn’t been too a range at all in nearly 20 yrs). But, I got over that quickly enough.
I’d go back. I may try some other ranges before I look at any type of memberships, etc., though.

Located right at the corner of Lancaster and 820.
Standard price point at $ 14.50 or go during their discounted rate of $ 9.50 after 5pm on Mondays or Wednesdays.
Good ventilation in the pistol range. I like how there are signs telling you how far 3 and 7 yards are without any guessing. They have a plethora of guns to rent and try out.
Eyes and ear protection are at no cost. Sweet!

Who advertises in feet when it comes to the length of their lanes? The Shooting Gallery does. Why would you be proud to have two rifle lanes that are 25 feet, cramped, terribly ventilated, and poorly constructed. There’s nothing better than watching one of the staff pretend to be «Quick Draw McGraw» behind the counter with a firearm. I don’t care if the slide is back and the gun is unloaded, you work at a gun range doofus, you’re supposed supposed to treat all weapons as loaded. Especially in the front lobby when you aren’t on the range. Finally, don’t ask one customer to fix another customers mistake when it comes to leaving items at the lanes. I will not be going back, save your time, money, and frustration (unless you like pretending you’re shooting in a fish tank).

Went here to practice and had a good time. Friendly staff and knowledgeable. I suggest going during the week since it’s a better price.
They carry ammo and zombie targets. What else do you need when preparing for the Apocalypse.