I've shot there a few times but usually avoid it. The biggest reason is the cased gun policy and to a lesser degree their policies on drawing.  \n\nNow before you go off on safety, I carry a loaded gun every single day of my life. There are firearms in my home. In 47 years I have never had an accident. I realize everyone who comes into a gun shop may not be proficient in safety. \n\nWhat bugs me is that THEY DO NOT FOLLOW THEIR OWN RULES. It's not so much about safety as it is about supremacy. Think about it, if it were truly unsafe to carry a loaded firearm outside of a case, why do they do it? Either it's safe or it's not.\n\nThe range itself isn't bad. As previously stated you can not draw, and the targets are static. The A/C is really not adequate, in the summer you'll still be sweating a lot. The range has a maximum range of 25 yards (pretty sure) which is really fine for a pistol. \n\nFor a new shooter it may not be a bad place to start. Rent different guns to see what you shoot well. If you rent a gun, you have to buy their ammunition, that's reasonable but their prices were a little high last time I was there. \n\nAs far as safety goes, the rangemasters do keep a good watch but seem to be a little on the heavy side, they act a little holier than thou. \n\nHoldcard