The heart and soul of this place are the people. They are incredibly helpful with both adults and children learning trap or building on basic skills. They always put safety first and welcome the next generation into the sport (very kid friendly). If you are new, come later in the session and you can practice without going in a line if you notify them/ask. In general, they are incredibly accommodating, but always with safety in mind. Shells are available for purchase and theyll recommend the right ones.

Havent been there yet. Was wondering when I can go there to talk to someone about joining. And need a phone number. And would like to know how much for the yearly membership. The last place I was a member at was 90 a year and the outdoor range was awesome!!

Nice pistol/rifle range in basement

First time visiting was on Sat 7/6/19 with my son Shawn. Very one was very friendly. Price to shoot a round of trap was normal. Both of us signed up with ATA . Will be back soon

I only use the indoor pistol range and it’s awesome. You pay a yearly membership for you and your family and get a key card to get access. It completely worth it, I forget what they charge for a year. Then you pay a fiver to use the range every time you go. Long hours to use range everyday of the week and no RO ragging on you. They even have paper target to use and plenty of clothes pins to hang targets. Reasonable distances to use a pistol as well unlike outside DNR ranges for pistol of 25 yards. Here you can shoot from very close to very far for pistols if you choose. The cherry on top for me was that they are NFA friendly! Blew my mind in a world of anti-gun “pro gun” people. Ask for an older gentlemen name Bill his is super nice and will get you squared away.

Great club with private indoor shooting range, member lounge, trap shooting, located in northwest Indiana right off I-65.

Well, we have gone a couple of times to shoot Trap. Most everyone was nice, but there are always one or two who can ruin it. Overall, prolly not the place for someone starting out, or who may be getting accustomed to new equipment. On my first trip, Having never used a voice activated thrower I was confused about how it worked. Grumpy old dude asked if I had ever shot trap before. Wife was using a new gun and wasnt used to the safety. Grumpy old dude gets more frustrated. I pause when someone walks out to the trap house next to the one we are using because it is forward of our firing line. Grumpy old dude is snaps at me and tells me they arent in the way. I look back at the scorer and he says its not an issue and it is ok to keep shooting. Ended up breaking more clays than grumpy old dude anyway.The second time we go we decide to go on a Saturday when the advertise new shooter clinics so we can take a couple beginners. After getting up there we find out that the clinics are space permitting. They might be able to squeeze one in. Ok, I understand that there are serious shooters out there, but when do we stop having patience for those who want to get into the shooting Sports. Ended up buying a thrower and teaching them on our own at a DNR shotgun range.

Everyone is so friendly and welcoming, andreasonably rates. Indoor pistol range is also a plus to members.

Ok service but people were rude

Really tired of hearing gunshots all afternoon. EVERY. EVERY. DAY. near 61ave. anyone else sick of hearing it? thanks.

Nice range. Everyone friendly.

Nice and private

Good place good poeple

No good

Nice place to take the kids