Temple Gun Club

Open central Texas terrain and uncluttered sightlines give Temple Gun Club a traditional known-distance rifle feel, focused on disciplined long-range shooting rather than casual public use. Covered 100 and 200-yard firing lines transition into qualification-gated 300 and 500-yard rifle lines where shooters work paper backers and swinging steel across exposed pasture-style ground.

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Wind and elevation corrections become more noticeable as distances exceed 300 yards, and the club specifically emphasizes proper dope management to keep impacts centered in the berms. The range operates under a tightly controlled single-line system using barricades, road closures, and red-flag procedures whenever the longer rifle lines are active, creating a slower but highly structured shooting environment. High-power rifle matches are fired prone from the 500-yard line, while the surrounding tactical bays support action-oriented rifle, pistol, and rimfire disciplines separate from the main long-range setup.

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Key Features:

• Covered 100 and 200-yard rifle firing lines
• Qualification-required 300 and 500-yard rifle range access
• Swinging steel targets confirmed at 300–500 yards.
• Prone-supported 500-yard high-power match shooting
• Single-line control system with barricades and red-flag procedures
• 8 tactical bays supporting rifle, pistol, and shotgun use

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Temple Gun Club is best suited to disciplined precision rifle shooters, high-power competitors, and members wanting structured KD steel practice with controlled long-range access rather than fast-paced public shooting.