All about Cowtown Range

Facility and Ranges

The range is known for its diverse terrain and comprehensive shooting infrastructure:

• Long-Range Platforms: The facility features long-range precision platforms and can accommodate shooting distances from 25 yards up to 1,000 yards.

• Tactical Bays: There are over a dozen specialized bays, including flat bays and dynamic training areas, which range in size to support various drills.

• Specialized Areas: These include a UTM-certified Shoot-House (for non-lethal, force-on-force scenarios), immersive canyon courses, and facilities for night shooting.

• Amenities: The range offers features like covered shooting positions, a clubhouse, an air-conditioned classroom, and a retail space for targets and gear.

Services and Disciplines

Cowtown Range is built for advanced training and competitive events, catering to both civilian shooters and professional operators (Military/Law Enforcement).

• Training Focus: The facility allows for dynamic shooting practices beyond static target work, such as drawing from a holster, movement drills, and shooting from barricades.

• Courses: They offer professional firearms instruction across pistol, rifle, and tactical shooting disciplines, with specific courses for long-range precision, CCW permits, and introductory firearm use.

• Competitions: The range hosts various shooting matches and events, including weekly handgun/PCC competitions, monthly Accurized AR matches, and Long Range Precision Series (LRPS) matches.

• Permitted Firearms: The range is approved for almost any type of firearm, including handguns, long guns, shotguns, and machine guns, though certain ammunition types (e.g., steel core, armor-piercing) are strictly prohibited.

Membership

Access to Cowtown Range is primarily members-only and requires a structured onboarding process:

• Membership Tiers: The club offers various recreational and corporate membership tiers (e.g., Pay-As-You-Go, Bronze, Silver, Gold), with differing benefits for access hours, booking priority, guest passes, and included training courses.

• Onboarding: All new members must pay a one-time registration fee and complete a Range Orientation Class (ROC). This course covers rules and safety protocols, as members serve as their own Range Safety Officers (RSOs) while using the bays.

• Target Audience: The facility serves serious shooting enthusiasts, competitive shooters, government agencies, and commercial training companies.