Practical shooting ranges in/around Tulsa?

[Fr Mulcahy]

Red castle’s indoor is a great place to go put rounds thru a handgun inside out of the weather.
They are restrictive regarding things like drawing, turning etc but I dry train gun handling at home. Dry fire etc. I use that range time for load testing, function and shooting groups.
You can find out how well your sights work in a variety of light levels including using your weapon lights.
The right half of lanes allow shooting to 15 yards, the left side to 25 yards.

We thought that the RCGC leadership was crazy for building the indoor range when they started over 20 years ago. It took many years to complete and pass the inspections, and a lot of volunteer work during that time. But it turned out very nicely, and we are big fans of the indoor range.

 

[crrcboatz]

Get back on the list at Oil Cap and Red Castle.

Man, it's downright depressing seeing what USSA has become after what it once was. And I think they stopped matches altogether there. They sold off the 360 rifle bay to the county sheriff I think, and the owners have really pizzed a lot of people off. They are Or were, maybe it's changed hands again. Dunno, I quit too.

Yes and I’m one of them that will not return

 

[Garrett]

Frontier Justice in Jenks just off I-75

 

[cmeilahn]

We’ve been in Tulsa for 3 years now. I’m a member at Red Castle. I like the indoor range and outdoor opened up pretty quickly for me, but I’ve heard that it varies. Definitely good value for the $, and for me, worth the waitlist. I also tried an annual membership at Frontier Justice since they’re only a couple miles away. It’s a beautiful indoor range and will probably extend when it comes due. I’ve heard good things about Oil Capital and Snake Creek but haven’t been yet.

 

[bas402]

I personally don’t like the way red castle membership is done, it’s a racket and a way to soak potential members but that’s just me. I belong to Snake Creek which is a great range w/ multiple disciplines, and Recon by Fire for my precision long range needs

 

[poopgiggle]

I personally don’t like the way red castle membership is done, it’s a racket and a way to soak potential members but that’s just me. I belong to Snake Creek which is a great range w/ multiple disciplines, and Recon by Fire for my precision long range needs

Does Snake Creek allow drawing from the holster? Moving and shooting? Setting up multiple targets?

I’ve been very spoiled the past 10 years because I’ve always had access to private bays where I can mostly do whatever I want.

 

[bas402]

Does Snake Creek allow drawing from the holster? Moving and shooting? Setting up multiple targets?

I’ve been very spoiled the past 10 years because I’ve always had access to private bays where I can mostly do whatever I want.

I think you can if you set it up with them I’m the pistol/cabine area, you can call them and find out, but you can’t just do what you want, you won’t find that freedom at any range in OK . They have 3 great Sporting Clay ranges, Wobble, 5 stand, and a new Skeet range

 

[poopgiggle]

I think you can if you set it up with them I’m the pistol/cabine area, you can call them and find out, but you can’t just do what you want, you won’t find that freedom at any range in OK . They have 3 great Sporting Clay ranges, Wobble, 5 stand, and a new Skeet range

Time was, you could at USSA. Alas.

 

[adamsredlines]

Yay for backyard ranges!!!

 

[Dr_Mitch]

Oil Capital is where USPSA is happing near T-Town these days. Literally nothing happens at USSA anymore. They canceled all shooting sports events in their quest to prevent people from maximally exercising 2A rights.