A Place To Shoot

The precision side of A Place to Shoot runs as a structured, lane-based rifle environment rather than an open public firing line. Shooters work from individual bench positions on dedicated 100, 200, and 300-yard targets, with TargetVision camera systems at 200 and 300 yards streaming impacts directly to a phone app via lane Wi-Fi. The setup favors controlled group shooting, zero confirmation, optic tracking, and load testing over dynamic movement or positional rifle work. A qualification standard requires shooters to hold a 6-inch group at 100 yards before advancing to longer distances, which keeps the line disciplined and consistent. The terrain is typical South Texas flat-range ground, with clearly defined berms and limited terrain variation, so the focus stays on fundamentals, repeatability, and efficient spotting of impacts without leaving the bench. Sessions run in 1.5-hour blocks, with one shooter assigned to each lane.

‍

Key Features:

• Dedicated 100, 200, and 300-yard precision rifle lanes
• TargetVision camera systems on 200 and 300-yard targets
• Lane Wi-Fi for live smartphone target viewing
• Mandatory 6-inch qualification at 100 yards before moving back
• Bench-supported shooting only; no prone or barricade work
• One shooter per lane with structured 1.5-hour sessions

‍

This range best suits shooters focused on benchrest fundamentals, optic validation, load development, and confirming rifle data inside 300 yards. It works well for newer precision shooters building consistency or experienced riflemen testing equipment in a controlled environment.