Quick Summary - Shotgun range with a 14 station course…read more- In the middle of nowhere so use your GPS and follow the signs when you get to the final gravel road (east of Lexington) - $45 for 100 clay targets - Very friendly and helpful staff - If you have never been, don't worry the staff can help you learn the ropes - Golf carts for rent ($20) - Take cash and plastic - Very safety focused (see rules on website) - Great time for family, friends or a company outing - Course has some challenging stations Long Review I felt like shooting some crap so I went and searched for a range where I could shoot some clay targets. Found Claybreakers in Lexington, and entered the address in Waze and headed towards Lexington. This is s shotgun range, no rifles or handguns. The have a 14 course range you can go and shoot clay targets. A shotgun range is golf for rednecks like me, except you shoot the target versus hitting a ball. They even have golf carts you can rent to take you from station to station. This is an extremely fun sport. Claybreakers takes safety seriously. You can find the rules on their website. Bring eye and hearing protection, along with your shotgun and shells. Note, they do sell shells at the store here if you forget to bring any or need more. You need at least two people. They give you a card that you insert into each station. One person in you group has to select the target type and press the button to shoot off the clay target. Each station has two (A and B) target types.

I am invited to go dove hunting on opening day but I haven't shot my shotgun in 20+ years. I don't…read morewant to make a fool of myself and found Claybreakers on the internet. I phoned and spoke with a gentleman named Terry, who listened carefully. He told me he could to help me. He was true to his word. He reviewed all of the safety issues, took me to the range, watched me shoot, gave me instruction, watched me shoot again and told me what to watch for. I then worked with a young man named Will who was very helpful, knowledgeable and friendly. After working with both gentlemen I know I won't look like a fool on opening day. Claybreakers has an amazing facility, which I highly recommend.

I have visited the range several times. Being an outdoor range it is more dependent on the weather…read morethan indoor ranges, but many times that is a plus. The air is fresh and it does have roof coverings. The only issue I ever had was going after several days of rainy weather and the road was slick. I really enjoy this range. It feels safer than indoor ranges because the range officers are right there with the shooters. I highly recommend.

Excellent range! Great people I really enjoyed attending this range. I will be returning to pick…read moreback up on training soon.

I've been a member for years and will be for the rest of my life. Good place and good people are…read moremembers. Well taken care of and secure. Shooters are safe and there are lots of options.

Calling this range "Piedmont Handgunners" is a misnomer. Piedmont Handgunners Association (PHA) has…read moretwo rifle ranges, a shotgun range, and 5 pistol bays. Its a membership only club and a great place to go shoot. I recommend you stop by the webpage, see what they are all about, and then attend one of their monthly dinner meetings. A nice place filled with nice people.

I won't take either of my bows anywhere else! Robert and his wife are the best around! I was having…read moreissues with my crossbow and Robert has it driving tacks and ready for deer season. I took my compound bow in for a peep sight issue ending up getting the string replaced, single pin sight and retuned, let's say the deer are if for some problems this year!

Anyone who has visited several gun shops knows that they are often anything but friendly. As a new…read moreshooter, I have often felt very unwelcome in gun stores. My first visit to an archery store in Georgia was much the same. So I went to Drop Tine Archery with some trepidation. (I am such a newbie to archery that I don't even know what "drop tine" means!) But my friend has really been encouraging me to get into archery, so I thought I would give it a try. I walked in to find a very clean and well-organized story. Lots of compound bows and cross bows, as well as accessories, and a very nice archery range in the back. We looked around for a while then a young man asked us if he could help. I saw only 3 recurve bows and told him I was interested in recurve. I said I guess you don't sell many recurves, and he said actually they don't have many in stock because they sell so many. He immediately went and grabbed catalogs for two companies and laid them out on the counter. I told him I was left handed and he said that two of the three in stock were left handed. One was used and being held on consignment and he said happily, let me string it up so you can shoot it. He did that and then took us to the range in the back, showed me how to shoot it, and let me have a try. As I was shooting he was giving me a free lesson, correcting my mistakes and encouraging me along. He also did the same for my wife. I told him I would for sure take the bow, and as we were walking back to the front he pointed out some other accessories I might need. Very low pressure. I picked out a couple of other things (I didn't need arrows) and ended up spending a couple hundred dollars, quite happily. I noted that the used bow I bought was on consignment from one of their other customers, and was supposed to be cash only. But they let me charge it and had to collect tax on it, so someone ate the tax on that, which I thought was generous. In the end, I have to say that this was one of my best experiences ever in a gun/archery store. I'm going to buy bows and arrows for my wife and son, too, now and even though it is easy to shop on-line, I will definitely pay a little more and have them order for me. I am happy to pay a bit more for the advice, lessons, and great customer service I got at Drop Tine Archery.

The instructors take great pride in providing informative and professional instruction in all…read moretopics. Empowering students by teaching them statutes and laws creating the foundation. Training proper firearm handling and less lethal weapons to keep them and their families safe and secure.

Nice teamwork. Knowledgable pilot. Felt amazingly safe although afraid of heights. Beautiful…read moreadventure, would love to go again! Thank you!

We participated in their dance date night last night and had a fantastic time learning the foxtrot…read more Staff were friendly, patient and knowledgeable. Join them next month!

First time in to Race Mode for a small group of us, I wasn't sure what to expect but the owner is…read moreawesome and explains everything, helps you all along the way and gives tips and support, if you need it. If you love racing or want to get a simulated racing experience, this is the closest you can get to the real thing and the only place in our area to get it