Frequently Asked Questions
A: We are open to the public. You do not need a membership to use any of our ranges. Please click here for more info on memberships.
A: Anybody that is legally able to possess a firearm. Minors can also use our ranges given that a parent or guardian is present.
A: We DO NOT rent rifles, pistols or archery equipment. We DO rent shotguns for use on the Skeet, Sporting Clays, 5-Stand and FITASC ranges.
A: We do not take reservations. We are first come, first serve.
A: We are at 900 Big Oak Rd in St. Augustine, Florida. Big oak road is the railroad crossing directly across from the St. Augustine Airport (Northrop Grumman building.) You will follow it to the end of the road (1.4 miles) and enter the gate on the right.
A: Most of our ranges have steel targets setup for you to engage at no additional charge. If you prefer to shoot at paper targets you can bring your own or purchase them here.
A: We do.
A: The long rifle range is only run on select Mondays and Tuesdays with a limited number of people. The cost is $40 for a 4 hour block. You must qualify by shooting a 5 shot group at 200yds at 1 MOA(2 inch grouping.) You can qualify during our normal hours (Wed-Sun 9AM-5PM.) After qualifying you can schedule your time on the range with an RSO.
A: Classes/Training are performed at our facility by our training partners. You must contact them directly to discuss options and availability. Please click this link for more info.
A: There is a gun store onsite that sells firearms. Please click here to visit their site.
A: All pistol calibers are allowed. Big bore rifles such as .338 and 50 cal can only be used on paper targets. Armor piercing, tracer rounds are not permitted. Steel core and bi-metal ammo can only be used on paper targets. All casings are permitted (e.g. brass, aluminum, steel.) Shotguns can be used in designated areas of the rifle and pistol ranges.
A: If it rains we continue to operate as long as we don’t have lightning stikes close by. During lightning storms we require people to move to a covered area. Most of our shooting positions are covered. In the event we have excessive flooding we may have to close the facility.