North Houston Area. Been shooting and hunting since i was 5 but new to Long Range shooting and reloading.
New From Texas
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from SC.Kind of in the same boat as you are. I just joined as well. Nice place
Thats awesome man I have been shooting for roughly 22 years thanks to my step father!
Welcome from Spring as well. Wish there were more ranges in close proximity on this side of town for longer range shooting.
I have never been there but sounds like I need to go check it out. I normally shoot at the ranch up north in Normangee or at our lease in south Tx but would like to find a place closer for plinking. Will definitely check out trinity armory. Do they have annual fees or is it just a come and go place.
Thanks for the heads up on this place. I just looked it up and will definitely be paying a visit very soon. It’s only 30 minutes from me. I’m right off of 99 and Rayford. It takes almost that long to get to Carter’s country or thunder.
Awesome man. We will definitely have to hit the range some time soon. Now I am anxious to check this place out in Cleveland. Waiting on a new 6.5 grendel to come in Any day now from the smith and will be doing some range time very soon.
Hey guys, I'll be moving to The Woodlands, TX at the end of the year and wondering what long-distance shooting range are in the area. Is there any BLM land to shoot on?
BLM not that I know of.
Trinity armory is nice for a quick trip to 300y.
ASC is an hour drive and goes to 600.
Those are both day rate places.
If you want longer distance you'll have to go with a membership, or find someone with private property most likely.
Thanks.
Just curious, do you know how many acres can you legally shoot on property in TX?
I’m also new to the site but I’m about 2 and a half hours north of Houston in Nacogdoches. There’s a couple ranges close but most say they are less than stellar and overpriced. I checked one out but it was all paper targets and I’m looking to shoot steel for easily identifiable hits. I’ve bought a couple gongs and target stands and set up my own lane on the deer lease. Makes for odd ranges but the added challenge of shooting unknown distances at different angles is good experience. It’s hill country here so I’m shooting from one hill top to hill faces at varying ranges.
Welcome to the area. Born and raised in these parts. I have always heard 13 acres to legally shoot a rifle in Tx. Don’t quote me on that though. Just a rumor I have always heard.
