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Learn to shoot a Glock 17 and semi-automatic AR-15 in a supervised 60-minute session at The Range at Austin. This private introduction covers safety, live-fire practice, and rentals for first-time shooters.
Learn to shoot a Glock 17 and semi-automatic AR-15 in a supervised 60-minute session at The Range at Austin. This private introduction covers safety, live-fire practice, and rentals for first-time shooters.
You step into a 52,000 sq ft facility where the controlled clack of magazines and the low voice of a Range Safety Officer set the rhythm. Light from overhead fixtures falls on shooting bays; targets hang at measured distances. The first moments are methodical: safety brief, eye and ear protection fitted, the tactile introduction to a Glock 17 and a semi-automatic AR-15.
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Operated by The Range at Austin · Austin, Texas
You step into a 52,000 sq ft facility where the controlled clack of magazines and the low voice of a Range Safety Officer set the rhythm. Light from overhead fixtures falls on shooting bays; targets hang at measured distances. The first moments are methodical: safety brief, eye and ear protection fitted, the tactile introduction to a Glock 17 and a semi-automatic AR-15.
Austin’s modern shooting venues sit in a longer Texas story of marksmanship, hunting and private ranges tied to rural traditions. Geologically the city rests on the Austin Chalk and Blackland Prairies; here, though, the experience is built architecture — soundproof bays, ballistic backstops and ventilation designed to manage primer and lead. Culturally, the Range at Austin reflects a cross-section of locals and visitors looking to learn controlled firearms handling under professional supervision.
Practically, expect a one-hour private session led by a Range Safety Officer. The package includes two pre-loaded magazines per gun, targets, ammunition and protective gear. Participants must be 18+, present government ID, and cannot be pregnant or under the influence. Wheelchair access and service animals are accommodated. Aim to arrive 10–15 minutes early for check-in and paperwork.
Tips for success: wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable pants, hydrate and plan for ringing ears afterward even with protection. For first-timers, focus on stance, sight alignment and controlling breathing. If you want a quieter experience, book weekday mornings. The Range provides instruction and materials; bring patience and a readiness to follow clear safety steps.
The introduction includes a Glock 17 handgun and a semi-automatic AR-15 with two pre-loaded magazines per gun, plus targets and ammunition.
Shooters must be at least 18 years old, provide a valid government-issued ID, must not be pregnant and cannot be under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
No prior experience is necessary; a Range Safety Officer provides a private safety briefing and step-by-step instruction during the session.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled time; same-day cancellations are non-refundable.
The Range at Austin operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step into a 52,000 sq ft facility where the controlled clack of magazines and the low voice of a Range Safety Officer set the rhythm. Light from overhead fixtures falls on shooting bays; targets hang at measured distances. The first moments are methodical: safety brief, eye and ear protection fitted, the tactile introduction to a Glock 17 and a semi-automatic AR-15.
You step into a 52,000 sq ft facility where the controlled clack of magazines and the low voice of a Range Safety Officer set the rhythm. Light from overhead fixtures falls on shooting bays; targets hang at measured distances. The first moments are methodical: safety brief, eye and ear protection fitted, the tactile introduction to a Glock 17 and a semi-automatic AR-15.
Austin’s modern shooting venues sit in a longer Texas story of marksmanship, hunting and private ranges tied to rural traditions. Geologically the city rests on the Austin Chalk and Blackland Prairies; here, though, the experience is built architecture — soundproof bays, ballistic backstops and ventilation designed to manage primer and lead. Culturally, the Range at Austin reflects a cross-section of locals and visitors looking to learn controlled firearms handling under professional supervision.
Practically, expect a one-hour private session led by a Range Safety Officer. The package includes two pre-loaded magazines per gun, targets, ammunition and protective gear. Participants must be 18+, present government ID, and cannot be pregnant or under the influence. Wheelchair access and service animals are accommodated. Aim to arrive 10–15 minutes early for check-in and paperwork.
Tips for success: wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable pants, hydrate and plan for ringing ears afterward even with protection. For first-timers, focus on stance, sight alignment and controlling breathing. If you want a quieter experience, book weekday mornings. The Range provides instruction and materials; bring patience and a readiness to follow clear safety steps.