Texas Star Shooting Range

Disappointed. Usually shoot at another range that does things like enforce range safety rules (aka people not playing with weapons, loading them and pointing down range when range is cold) and help to manage crowding at the range by assigning lanes versus here when people are crawling all over you and banging their gun cases into your chair while struggling for one of 8 long distance ranges.
Will not be returning and disappointed to waste $ 32 and change plus a box of ammo for this frustration.

Great range great setup. You can carry all your weapons with you when you go to all the ranges. Friendly staff and great rate.

The people running this range have no respect for the people living around the range. They can be rude at times.

Literately the best range I’ve ever been to. Awesome staff, safe environment, yet totally open to allow you to train properly. Not many ranges have steel targets across pistol, rifle, and shotgun categories. They have a tactical bay where you can advance on targets. They allow rapid fire in the pistol bay (s) (assuming you’re being safe). I routinely bring new shooters to get accustomed to firing pistols, the staff and regulars are always accommodating.

Awesome range! $ 15 to shoot all day. 50 cents a paper target and they have options. It’s kind of in the middle of nowhere but it’s worth the trip. Just spend a few hours out there. I brought my own ammo but they sell it there. They also offer classes and I saw one of the guys there shoot and you’ll be in good hands

Went to this range with a few veteran buddies to enjoy a good afternoon of shooting. We walked into the main building to pay our fees and sign into the range. The man working the desk was extremely rude to us and even acted annoyed to be serving us. We decided to move on and forget about it. Once we walked onto the actual range we found a group of RSO’s and asked where to go since it was our first time at the range. They laughed at us, we’re very rude about it and then asked us if we were in the military. We responded yes, and they proceeded to mock us and act as if we were idiots. The fat guy who drives around the golf cart is a complete moron, and has no clue what he’s doing.
I was hit by a ricochet as well. Range is set up terribly, the people are rude, and it was just an overall bad experience. I will not go back, nor would I recommend anyone else going unless they enjoy being made fun of and treated like morons by overweight jerk-​offs.
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I haven’t been to many ranges in my life & I would have to say this was one of my best experiences. I had my CHL classes here & I come here every week to shoot off some rounds to sharpen my aim skills with my husband & my brothers. You can blow off 500 rounds easy. They have guns for you to rent & the pricing is according to the caliber you choose. We picked up some 9 MM & they were 30 – 35 each which also came with a box of 50 rounds. If your rented weapon tends to misfeed or malfunction, the range supervisor will take it back in for you & after they check it & the problem persists, they’ll give you a card for a free rental on your next trip. The range supervisors are also extremely nice & helpful. Don’t be afraid to ask questions. They are not there to judge you. We all started somewhere. No one was born a sniper. So yes, bring a ton of rounds & shoot to your hearts content. A regular silhouette target is a dollar each & the zombie targets are 1.75 I believe. It’s Texas. Take advantage of this opportunity to try a sport like shooting. I’m from California, where it is impossible to do almost anything.