I overall really love TGE. I bought my Mossberg 590 and Joe the Shotgun Counter attendant was…read moreextremely helpful and kind. I recently had some time on the range and one of the RSOs was helpful in giving me some tips on my stance, he was super helpful and educational. Overall I love Texas Gun Experience, I think they are so kind and really and great examples of traditional Texas hospitality at its finest. I will continue to do business with them as long as I live in the DFW area.

Not friendly Not inviting and people who work there not…read moreapproachable Super expensive and they don't have a discount day for ladies

I was lied to about the benefits of the membership and not told there is a 3 month waiting time…read moreto cancel this membership. I don't want this so called discount plan! I want to cancel this contract now. I don't want to waste any more money ! The Better Business Bureau is also receiving this important information about your company. Honestly is upmost in my mind when dealing with guns and that is not your company. George Paris

This is my normal range that I visit and need to practice. The employees are very helpful and…read morefriendly. The monthly pricing for membership is decent. They have a variety of guns and ammo for sale in the store. they also allow you to try different guns during your shooting session if you are a member.

Range was fine and organized. Old man in the office needs to hang it up and go home..ruderead more

Shoot there all the time. Been going for 10 or more…read moreyears..staff is great, helpful, knowledgeable. They try and make sure everyone is safe and having a nice time.

Context. We were a group of 6 people with variable amounts of shooting experience and none of us…read morehad used shot guns. We got uere around 11am on a Sunday. It wasn't busy. We checked in at the shop. They were very patient with us as they explained the prices, options etc. Since we were all rooks they said we'd have an instructor help us out and set us up with a larger practice trap stand which had extra bench space. They also offer complementary water which we grabbed on our way to the shooting area. Practice traps are the kind that always shoot in generally the same spot so you don't have to track a sideways moving target. We had a 20ga shotgun which has a smaller recoil. Prices were reasonable. 15/25 traps and then 13/25 ammo, and the gun was 20. Our instructor John met us at the stand. It was a bit of a wait but once he got there he showed us the ropes and hung out with us, helping us out and just being a cool guy. We were there about 1.5 hrs. This was a fantastic experience and im definitely coming back.

Was visiting for the weekend and decided to come!…read more The gentleman that helped us was very helpful and made everything easy!' Definitely recommend this for others!

Nice spot to practice your shooting! The range is fairly small (compared to others) but they have…read moreprivate suites available to rent (can draw from holster, have multiple people with you) and the private suite is definitely worth it. There's no timing for how long you can be there but, of course, be mindful of others wanting to shoot. Be sure to get on the waitlist so your wait isn't too long! Would recommend going during the week verses the weekend due to crowding and wait times. Overall, I would return to this location to practice shooting!

5/5 - Safe, Clean, and Always On Point…read more Shoot Smart never disappoints. Every time we visit, the range is spotless, well-maintained, and run with professionalism. The staff is always courteous, extremely knowledgeable, and you can tell they take safety seriously. Aside from my husband keeping me protected, I always feel secure knowing the entire staff is licensed to carry and they openly carry on-site. It adds an extra layer of confidence, especially for someone like me who's still getting used to firearms. The private suites are hands down my favorite part. I'm still adjusting to the sound of gunfire, so having that quieter, more controlled space makes all the difference. Whether you're a beginner or experienced shooter, Shoot Smart makes you feel welcome and supported. Their prices are very reasonable, especially compared to other ranges we've tried, and they even send a free birthday gift every year that covers your primary lane or a suite rental. It's the little things like that that keep us coming back. If you're looking for a clean, safe, and friendly environment to shoot, I definitely recommend Shoot Smart.

The range is everything an outdoor shooter could want. Spacious, lots of variety, well thought out,…read moreetc. The staff and owners are on-site to assist with question and concerns. The bays are first come first serve basis but there are plenty of bays and a wide variety of activities to practice. You won't get bored.

Came here today for the second time - this time for a regional GSSF match. This place has been…read morewell run and well organized both times. It's easily the most accessible and efficient GSSF match layout I've ever shot. They're not close enough to be my home range, but if I see an event and it's there I know it will have the ability to be well run. Would not hesitate to go.

It's a really nice range. I've never rented one of their guns, but the selection is outstanding…read more The people behind the counter are friendly and knowledgable. Overall, the facility is great. The only issue I've ever had is with the employee monitors in the shooting lanes. They hover, and it gets pretty distracting. If you unknowingly break one of the rules (they're a lot of them and they aren't posted) they descend on you and brusquely correct the error. These aren't mean people - they're just doing their job, and it's an important one. However, there's got to be a better way to ensure a safe shooting environment. I'm really conscientious about obeying the range rules, but I can't get through a clip without at least one of these rather harsh admonitions. Again, the place is solid... but there should be a more constructive way to help people that want to follow the rules. The distraction and awkwardness of the constant interruptions affect the experience.

I purchased a firearm and signed up for a beginner class to familiarize myself with my new weapon…read moreand get a refresher on gun safety. That went great! Following that I signed up for 1 on 1 training with John. I got sick a couple days before & tried to reschedule. The app on the website didnt have that functionality so I called. They couldnt figure it out either but required me to pay 50% anyway. Their app doesnt work so I was forced to pay $50 for a lesson where I would likely get the instructor sick. Rather than reschedule, I will just cancel and find another range. disappointed!

This is a great little gem in the DFW area. It is a private club but they do have public range days…read morewith a little casual shooting contest almost every weekend (check out the calender on their website). Most shooters there are guys and they are all very helpful towards new shooters, especially new female shooters. Don't worry if you don't own a gun. Most of the guys there are real friendly. Just buy 3 boxes (150 bullets) of 9mm ammo at your local sporting goods store and bring it there. Then, nicely bat your eyelashes at any guy there and he'll loan you his gun. About 95% of the guys there shoot 9mm because it is the cheapest. About 80% of the guys there shoot Glocks. A Glock 19 is a great gun for female shooters with small hands. If you discover you don't like the Glock, then you may want to go to a gun store and rent a 1911 or a .38 revolver to try before you decide what to buy. Glocks and clones such as the S&W M&P, 1911 and derivatives, and .38/.357 revolvers are all that you'll see on the range at the Dallas Pistol Club weekend shooting contests, so I take it that these guns are probably the easiest to shoot and the most reliable. Anyways, why is the Dallas Pistol Club such a gem? In the heart of the metroplex, you have an OUTDOOR gun range. Most other ranges in the metroplex are indoors so you can't do redneck stuff like shoot reactive steel targets (steel pigs, goats, and other animal silhouettes that fall down when you shoot 'em). If you're handicapped, you could drive your car on to the range and literally roll out of your car directly into the first seat on the firing line. This is also the only gun range in the DFW area that allows rapid fire and draw from holster. If you draw from your holster, rapid fire, and do a mag dump at other ranges, the range master will have a cow and boot you from the range. The range master here would just smile and give you a thumbs up ;0) The weekend shooting contests are very fun. If you've ever been to an indoor range, they are no fun. At indoor ranges, you shoot a a stale paper target a couple dozen times. That's it, sigh..... However, here you are timed while you run towards a wall with a window in it. You poke your head out the window and fire a couple shots at a dummy. Then, you run behind another wall, poke your head out from behind the wall and fire some more shots. You reload from behind the wall, then run behind a trash can and fire at some more dummies. Careful! Some dummies are NOT bad guys and if you shoot them then you lose the contest! There are 5 different stations, each with a different scenario for you to shoot and run through while being timed. It is athletic and fun, unlike indoor ranges. Also, you get to meet lots of helpful and friendly guys. It's a great way to spend 5 hours on Saturday or Sunday morning. This place is easy and quick to get to because it is next to HWY 190. Also, it is very inexpensive for members. For about $23 a month, you have unlimited use of the range. If you go there once a month, you break even as most other gun ranges charge about $20 for a range fee. If you shoot more than once a month, then you've come out ahead. Caveats; They are really strict about keeping the gun pointed forward downrange. If you are caught pointing the gun at the sky, you will be permanently cast out from the club. This is because a couple years ago, someone pointed a gun up, the gun went off accidentally, and when the bullet came back down, it ended in tragedy. So, they're really serious about safety and will kick you out if you point the gun in an unsafe direction. Also, because it is in the city of Carrollton, you are only allowed handguns and 22 caliber rifles. Shotguns are only allowed during supervised monthly contests. This is because higher caliber rifle bullets may ricochet over the targets and end up causing a tragedy. Because they are a limited membership private club and their prices are so low, the waiting list is 4+ years to join. I am still waiting to join.... Until I am a member, I will continue to go to their weekend bullet fests! Yee, haw, pardner!

Wow, awesome club, clean, modern, great location. Just 1.5…read moremiles from home, 1.25 miles from downtown Carrollton. Calender events, and always able to find a bay to shoot.