Eagle Peak Shooting Range

We hadn't been to this range in a couple of years, so we were excited to return to the 100-yard lanes on Sunday. We had a great time, and I felt very safe. Reading some recent reviews, I can see that many complaints come from people who simply don’t follow the rules and don’t take the safety requirements seriously. Here’s an example: While I was there, a group showed up just after a ceasefire was released, meaning they had to wait until the next one in 20 minutes. During a ceasefire, you use this time to set up your station. Once the next ceasefire is called, everyone unloads and secures their weapons, the range master checks for safety, and then people are allowed to walk downrange to switch out targets. Anyone who stays back has to remain behind the yellow line for safety. However, one of the guys in this new group ignored these rules—while others were downrange, he crossed the yellow line and picked up his rifle. The range master saw this and immediately yelled over the PA for him to get back. Some might think the range masters are strict, but they're there to protect everyone. The range is not a place for socializing or bending rules. It’s a serious, controlled environment, and following the rules is crucial for everyone’s safety. In my opinion, the range masters don’t owe anyone extra politeness—your life is more important than someone’s hurt feelings. This range is a fantastic place to practice, as long as everyone respects the rules.

I don't recommend this range unless you need to use 200-300 yard lanes. Things I like about this outdoor range: - Lots of distance options - Covered and seats for each lane - Can stay all day, only have to pay to enter is nice Huge red flags from this range: - Prices. $1/round for .223/5.56. My friend who had to buy some experienced 2 failure to fire malfunctions in the first 30 rounds. The box didn't have any brand on it and it was clearly their own remanufactured stuff. - Prices again. $50 for first timers and $25 after that is terrible for an outdoor range. You're basically asking new people to go somewhere else. - They have some weird rules about FMJ on certain calibers too, see the attached photos. Have never seen rules like them anywhere else. - The fudd energy you get here is so strong you yourself feel like you're retired. I'd rather go somewhere else. No matter what though, bring your own ammo before you go.

First time visit. Great outdoor range, has it all, pistol, rifle, 50, 100, 200, 300 yrds. Have clean restrooms, ample shooting supplies, reasonable prices, very friendly staff. Note: They are not there to be your babysitter, they seem unfriendly, they are NOT, they ARE friendly! They are there to run a SAFE gun range, if they seem rude or unfriendly, that's your perception. There are also some negative reviews about safety and how this range has a ZERO tolerance for UN-safe behavior/practices. It's VERY SIMPLE, follow THEIR RULES, or don't go there. Yes, their MAIN focus is SAFETY and then FUN. While I was there, a guy broke RULE #1, do NOT have a weapon in hand while the range has stopped for target changes. He gave the range master lip and was promptly escorted out. If you do not like being "corrected" about yours and OTHERS safety, then go somewhere else and risk being shot. If you go, NOTE the bullet holes on the benches and remember someone was NOT following the rules. I would rather get a stern talking to than get shot by some careless idiot. The rules there are BASIC, CLEAR and designed TO KEEP YOU AND OTHERS SAFE! Overall, great place, great staff, clean ranges, was there all day, used all the ranges for one price. Will definitely go back and I highly recommend.

Great range. Staff is strick with everyone, which I personally like. So follow the rules or you might kicked out!

First time here. Perfect weather, so we decided to go to an outdoor range. Friendly and helpful staff. Eagle Peak has everything you need for a good shooting session. They are very concerned with safety and are very consciences about it. The facilities are quite adequate. Nothing fancy, but I'm not the ultra fancy type. It's a drive out there, but worth it. Heads up...... hey don't take credit cards, but have an ATM onsite. Also, first time customers need to buy a $15 membership along with the daily $15 fee.

I don't understand these bad reviews. LOVE this range. People are great. They helped me bore sight my rifle and everything. You want gun ranges to be strict!