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OK Corral Shooting Range

4.6 (11 reviews)
Open 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Awesome professional staff, nice wide open range what else could you ask for 10/10 anytime here.

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2 large pistol ranges, a shotgun pit, a shoot house, trap and I think archery as well.

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Viola Valley Shooting Range - Me shooting .22

Viola Valley Shooting Range

2.7(3 reviews)
26.3 mi

For anyone considering going there for the first time or new to going there, I can tell you it's…read morequite "different" from what it used to be. Going back ten years or more my wife and I were talking one day and the subject of perhaps her learning to shoot handguns came up. We had been married for a long time, and she didn't grow up around guns and had never handled or fired one. It seemed to be a worthwhile thing for her to try, and with maybe getting a carry permit if she learned how to shoot due to the times getting crazier every year. One thing led to another and I bought a Smith & Wesson .22 semi-automatic to start her out with and teach her the basics. I don't like indoor ranges and have never used one. So when looking online near our location in Manchester, TN, for outdoor ranges I came across Viola Valley and we went there. A little bit of a drive but not too bad. I met the guy Ralph that owned the property the first time we went. His wife ran a dog rescue, with some kennel buildings and fenced areas where you drive in. He was outside there and walked over to the truck to chat. First impression was he was a bit weird and not my cup of tea, but that changed as we kept going back and had several conversations with him. He seemed to have a good memory for vehicles and people that frequented the place, and since he was usually outside doing something around the kennels we'd stop to say hi or he would wave at us. A nice and interesting guy. We quickly fell in love with the place. With two handgun range pavilions and several for rifle shooting, they were spaced way apart. And it was never crowded. The perfect place if learning to shoot and having some privacy. And with no "range officer" hovering around eyeballing what you were doing. It was based on the honor system provided you were responsible and acted right, nobody bothered you. After going there for awhile we found Ralph had gotten cancer and treatments for it. And as usual with that it comes back or gets worse after thinking maybe things would be okay. At some point he sold the range property to a fellow that owns other property down in there. The "road" where you drive in is not a through-road. It runs down past some houses and large acreage with crops and animal pastures, and ends at the gun range. Ralph was still "running" the range for the new owner for a bit, until he eventually passed away. We went shooting there a whole lot when my wife discovered she loved it, and I discovered she had a nautral knack for it and became a good and safe shooter very quickly. We loved the place and I would have written a 5-star review back then. After several years we backed off from going as much. Busy with other things and the "newness" of shooting had worn off a little for my wife, although she still loved going. Not long ago we went after not having been in quite awhile. We had barely started getting our guns and ammo out and getting set up to shoot when a pickup truck came driving up. A guy leaned over and yelled out the window, "Hey, did y'all pay?". That instantly hit me the wrong way. No introduction of hey, how are you doing, I'm the range owner, I was checking the payment box and didn't see where you paid or I might have missed it, or anything civil as I would have done. Just a rude and abrubt question that sounded accusatory like we hadn't. It galled me also that we had been so often years back that we spent hundreds of dollars going there, although he had no way of knowing that. And made worse by the fact that early on when going there we had started putting our payment in an envelope when placing it in the "mailbox', with the number of people and payment amount and the make of my vehicle. I just always figured that was a good idea if a lot of people were coming and going, and we had done that this time also. The guy drove back out and came back after a few minutes and said he got it. Mumbling some crap about it was over to the side or in the back or something and he hadn't seen it. Seriously? It was in a big white envelope with my payment info written on it. I was pretty ticked off the whole time we were there after that. And from reading a couple of other fairly recent reviews here it would seem the guy is obsessed over people paying or not. We were talking about going the other day, but I really don't care to go back there. This was only one bad experience we had, and it could have been a case of the guy just not seeing the payment in the box. The thing that hit me wrong was the way he yelled out his question, with no introduction or normal civility. When I combine that with some recent Google reviews of the place I figure he's a rude jackwad, and I really don't care to patronize a place with an owner like that. And that's a real shame for us.

This is a nice, quiet place to go shooting. Way out in the country. There is an honor system on…read morepayment. Drive up to the mailbox, put your $10 in the box and go shoot. We had the range to ourselves most of the day. Bring your own targets and clean up your mess when you leave. Trash barrels provided. Several covered shooting positions in each range. Ours had a 20 yard pistol, 50 yard berm and a 110 yard berm. They keep the grass mowed downrange. GPS found it no problem. Sign at end of road shaped like a pistol. Been shooting here for 15 years. Wooden shooting benches on gravel. Plenty of parking. Bring a blanket or something to cover the bench with.

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Viola Valley Shooting Range - Sign at the road where you turn in.

Sign at the road where you turn in.

Viola Valley Shooting Range - Looking back from the 50 yard berm.

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Looking back from the 50 yard berm.

The Outpost Armory

The Outpost Armory

3.1(70 reviews)
20.6 mi
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I've had an incredible experience at Outpost Armory, and I'm honestly really grateful for the…read morepeople there. Coming in as someone new-ish to firearms, I expected it to feel intimidating or a little closed off. Instead, I was met with genuine kindness and patience from day one, and I feel like that kind of environment is rare. Robert, Aaron, Tony, and Dave have all been amazing. Not just as RSOs who keep the range safe and running professionally, but as people who truly care. They've taken the time to help me out when I've asked them questions in passing on how improve my grip, understand maintenance, learn small tips and tricks, as well as gain better perspective on things like concealed carry. Every question I've had has been met with respect and real guidance, never ego or attitude. The facility itself reflects that same standard. It's clean, safe, and feels "state of the art", which made it even easier to feel comfortable spending time there. Between the range, the rentals, their product knowledge and guidance, it played a huge role in helping me feel confident choosing my first firearm. This place has made a bigger impact on me than I expected, and I'm genuinely thankful for it.

The range design is crap and these guys are super arrogant. The range cops like to come by and…read moreoffer thoughts and opinions that you don't need or didn't ask for.

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The Outpost Armory - Rattler 556

Rattler 556

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The Outpost Armory - COME GET YOUR LOWERS TO BUILD YOUR NEXT AR-15!!!

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COME GET YOUR LOWERS TO BUILD YOUR NEXT AR-15!!!

Franklin Range - Shooting lane

Franklin Range

4.6(31 reviews)
43.6 mi

Hands down the best place to go shooting - at any level. I am incredibly grateful to Wes for…read moreproviding what was an absolutely amazing shooting experience. Couldn't have imagined a better experience if I tried! I initially called to check availability and Wes was very friendly and answered all my preliminary questions. When I arrived, he took time to recommend a rental - the phoenix trinity 2011 (which was amazing to shoot) - and explained the reasoning behind that choice. All of his advice was spot on and he then took the time to explain grip, stance, safety, and answer the multitude of questions I had. He even took the time to let me practice with dummy rounds so I was comfortable reloading and knew how everything worked. At no point did anyone make me feel bad about being a beginner - despite there being other customers who clearly were much more advanced than me. The rentals are also very noticeably well maintained. Since this was my first time shooting at a range and I didn't feel comfortable being alone, he incredibly kindly contributed his time to come in to the lanes with me and make sure I was comfortable, doing everything right/safely, and answer further questions. I can't begin to express my gratitude for Wes spending so much of his time to make this experience once I thoroughly enjoyed. I learned so much and I can't wait to come back! I would go out of my way to come back to this place specifically - it's worth it. Thank you Wes and the team and Modern Warriors for providing a place people can learn and feel comfortable and happy at any level! A few notable things (there's so much more though, you really have to experience it for yourself): - incredibly kind and welcoming staff; - very wide range of well maintained rentals; - ear and eye protection - earplugs and a high tech pair of ear defenders that block out gunshot noise but still allow you to hear the person you're talking to); - immaculately clean place - like they thought of every detail; - Reasonably priced - and worth every penny!

To start, this is now Modern Warriors Franklin- What an amazing gun store/range! I'm a 1911/2011…read moreguy who competes frequently... and this store along with the Nashville location have the very best selection I have ever seen. Very rare, and high end pistols you just can't find anywhere else, incredible selection of rifles, suppressors, and gear; and the friendliest most professional staff with incredible customer service. Regarding the range, it's never too busy and very clean/professional. I'm all about voicing criticisms, but with MW; I simply don't have any. This is my go-to.

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Franklin Range - Target

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Franklin Range - Storefront

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