Lubbock Shooting Complex

Decent place to go shoot for a reasonable price!!

Has gotten way to expensive, I'm a veteran and it was $17 I'm pretty sure for just the regular civilian it's over $20. The range was nice and clean steel targets were in great shape. Ŧ

Awesom place to shoot and a very cool staff

Fun day on the clay shooting course. Challenging and entertaining. The workers are spot on to help if needed. Reasonable price for the amount of fun. It's like shotgun golf.

What we thought would be a fun day at the range turned sour for me real quick. My husband finally got a weekend to try out his new rifle so we went. The cost was a little pricey, but it wasn't a problem. It was a little confusing at first because the cashier made us use a QR code to sign in. Not a problem but there were no other instructions or guidelines besides him telling us to sign in. Kinda iffy but okay. We shoot at one bay and decide to move to another. When we get there, this RSO starts yelling at us that we weren't being safe which was odd because I literally just sat my things down. He told us that a "regular" was telling us the rules and we weren't listening. At no point and time was anyone yelling at us. Regardless, he tells our friend's kiddo to "shut up and listen to him and just say yes sir to him." That rubbed me the wrong way. He was of legal age and didn't know, and there were no rules posted or told to us. Another older RSO came and explained it to us in a much nicer tone. Nothing wrong with the facilities, would just be better if there were posted rules or some guidance before just letting us go out there. And if that RSO is reading this, please do better. You could have approached us better than that.

Awesome place to go and shoot. rules are simple. Nice environment and is very safe for kids

Best shooting complex in Lubbock by far! Highly recommend

Excellent short range, then shot some rifles at the 200 yard range. Nice area

I’d give 3.5 if I could. But can’t and I won’t give 4. Not at current prices and value. The value proposition of this range is mediocre at best. The staff hasn’t always been the friendliest as well. I’ve been half a dozen times or so. Some of the staff has been great. Some of them have been kinda rude. It is cool with how much they have but they charge excessively imo. Considering you won’t use all of it on any given day. The daily fee I believe comes out to around $27 after tax per person. About $10 more than I think it should be. YMMV. What do you get for this? Well they have a fun rimfire range with a lot of fun steel targets. Probably my favorite part. Bring your .22 rifles when you visit this range. It’s the only part of it that is truly enjoyable for what you pay to get in. Kids will enjoy it a lot. They have a shorter range (maybe 100 yards?) rifle range with just a bunch of ipsc steel targets for you to shoot your AR at. Which is kinda fun. Then outside of those two ranges you get access to a basic paper target range for rifles and 2 for pistols. One at 15 yard and another at 25 for pistol. I believe the rifle goes out to 200 or 250? It might be 300 but I don’t think so. There are some additional steel targets on this longer rifle range. There is also a shotgun range. A small area for you to pattern and then a row of manual clay throwers. Nice basic little touch. My main complaint is the additional costs to shoot the pistol steel target bay. Which is kinda lackluster. The plate racks are kinda worn out and don’t function that great. And outside of those two plate racks there are just some tiny half scale ipsc and 33% ipsc targets down there. All for an extra fee per person by the hour. This should be included in the base range fee imo. Especially at $27 per person. The 600 yard rifle range also seems to be members only and memberships to this range are extremely steep in price. I can see why this is a thing probably due to insurance liabilities and where that 600 yard backstop is placed. But the membership pricing is still too high for what this place offers. You’d have to go every weekend for the membership to even be worth it. Which is the opposite of every other range I’ve ever been to which is a LOT. Membership is usually cheaper or the same per month compared to a daily visit. For reference. The amazing ranges in Central Texas around Austin and San Antonio are half the cost of this one and offer more. The Odessa range. NRA Whittington center is cheaper, bigger and in the middle of nowhere New Mexico. Etc… this place is very expensive for what it is in Lubbock Texas. FWIW. The other range that’s just a mile and half down the road and about 1/10 the size was packed to the brim with people waiting in line to shoot and this range was almost empty by comparison today. $17 difference in admission fee. Plus extra fees to shoot the popular/fun reactive steel targets. Like 6 or 7 cars here. About 30-40 down there.

Took my 12yr old twin boys out to the range as a Christmas gift. We were warmly welcomed and encouraged to check out all of the different rentals available. Guy served as our RSO and did an incredible job walking my boys through range and firearm safety, and encouraged them when they felt unsure about anything. Competitive prices, great selection, all with great care and customer service. We’ll definitely be visiting again soon!