Go check out USSA. The range and folks there are outstanding. I can honestly say the best I've ever been to.
What he said!! We take care of members and day passers just the same. Yes we lean towards "tactical", but aside from clays and, we have everything you could want. We have membet appreciation days twice a year which include a machine gun shoot and dinner and drinks. Come out and take a tour, you wont be disapointed.
If you want to shoot rifles at longer distances, I'd suggest you think carefully before passing up on Red Castle. When I first started there, I thought 200 or 300 yards would be plenty for shooting iron silhouettes. But after a year and half with various mil-surp rifles, I find the 200-yard targets to be rather boring, and 300 yards is humdrum. It's at 400 yards and beyond that things get exciting. Not trying to brag or anything - heck, those targets can get up to 2 feet across! Just passing along my thoughts. I can still remember the surge of euphoria I got when I dinged one of the circular targets at 500 yards with my M1, with my last shot of the day 
If the day pass included the 300 yard rang, I would be all over that.......
Mitch, the day pass does indeed include every facility available at USSA.
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I've been a member of Red Castle for only a year but there was no hesitation when the renewal notice came.
I like to get out there during the week whenever I can. I've had several days when I had the place to myself.
I like to get out there during the week whenever I can. I've had several days when I had the place to myself.
It is back behind the pistol and carbine ranges, running behind the big berm, parallel to the road.
Oh OK, that's one spot I have not been at USSA. That explains some of the large caliber reports I have heard out there, but not seen at the 100yd rifle lane.
