I've been using COPENDERO Indoor Gun Range as my current FFL dealer, and I've had nothing but great…read moreexperiences so far. The facility itself is top-notch--it's clean, modern, and has something for just about everyone. They have a huge indoor pistol and rifle range, an indoor archery range, and even a coffee shop, which is a nice touch if you're spending a few hours there. One of the biggest reasons I keep coming back is the staff. Everyone I've interacted with has been friendly, patient, and genuinely knowledgeable. I'd especially like to give a shoutout to Chris Lewis and Zach for taking care of all of my NFA paperwork. They've made the process smooth, answered all of my questions, and everything has been handled professionally with no issues so far. If you're looking for someone to help with suppressors, SBRs, or other NFA items, I'd recommend working with either of them. The showroom always has plenty of firearms, optics, and accessories to browse, and I never feel pressured to buy anything. It's clear the staff enjoys what they do and wants customers to leave informed rather than just making a sale. Whether you're a new shooter, an experienced enthusiast, or looking for a trustworthy FFL or NFA dealer, I highly recommend checking out COPENDERO. They've definitely earned my business, and I look forward to continuing to work with them for future purchases.

STOP LOOKING -- THIS IS YOUR NEW RANGE…read more Copendero Indoor Archery & Gun Range has been an absolute gem for our A Girl & A Gun Woodlands chapter. After less-than-stellar experiences elsewhere, finding a range that truly values its members has been refreshing. From day one, they've treated us like gold--welcoming, respectful, and consistently accommodating. The staff is outstanding. Their RSOs are attentive, safety-focused, and professional while still being friendly and approachable. Special shoutout to Michael and Colt, who are always excellent on the range. Angel at the coffee/snack bar is a delight, and Chris seems to be everywhere at once keeping things running smoothly. Gabe and Brandon have also gone above and beyond to support our group and make everyone feel welcome. The facility itself is impressive--clean, spacious, and beautifully designed. Great pistol lanes, a solid 100-yard rifle range, unique rental firearms, quality targets, a strong retail selection, and even an on-site gunsmith. They also have an indoor archery range, which adds another layer of fun and versatility. Online lane reservation ability is a plus. Another major advantage is the availability of multiple classroom spaces equipped with presentation technology, making it an excellent venue for training, safety courses, group meetings, and educational events. One feature I especially appreciate is that each lane has cameras that let you evaluate your target without constantly reeling it back in. It's efficient, modern, and makes practice sessions much smoother. Their ventilation system is excellent--a big deal at any indoor range--and clearly designed with shooter comfort and safety in mind. There's also a front coffee/snack bar open to everyone, which gives the whole place a welcoming clubhouse feel rather than a sterile retail vibe. One of the most distinctive touches is the décor, featuring taxidermy displays--many reportedly harvested by the owner's son with a bow, which is genuinely impressive. Upstairs is a separate business, but accessible to certain tier members and for events. A VIP lounge space that deserves mention all its own: cigars, drinks, TV, fireplace, pool table, and a great atmosphere to unwind after shooting. They also host creative events--date nights with chef-prepared meals, couples shooting activities, indoor steel challenges, and a calendar full of options for every skill level. They support veterans with discounts and are generous supporters of the Girl & A Gun ladies as well, which says a lot about the kind of business they are. Whether you're teaching your child to shoot safely, training seriously, or just enjoying a weekend range session, Copendero delivers. I get tremendous value from my membership and highly recommend them. As a group of experienced women shooters, we are proud and grateful to call Copendero our home range. First-class people, first-class facility.

Grateful to of had a fantastic gun buying experience as a first time gun owner. I came in as a true…read morebeginner and was able to learn amples on necessary knowledge pertaining to my situation. I not only had a 1/1 expert sit with me first thing through the door but got advice tailored for my needs. Wasn't planning on waking out with my new S&W but I had all the information I could have ever needed to start now. Big thanks to Ryan, had fun chatting with him. James too

This is an excellent range for experienced shooters but a poor range to take new shooters to. They…read morestrongly discourage any communication that might happen between shooters in relation to being safe or how to improve.

Brazos River Sportsmans club is by far the best range in Texas. Amazing outdoor ranges and an…read moreawesome staff. Highly recommended!

Love this place. Nice people. Good price. Outdoors. You can bring your chairs and relax. We bring…read moreour family to practice all the time.

Totally recommend this place. The customer service is top tier. From the office to the shooting…read morerange, highly recommend this place. The attendants are happy and willing to help and offer advice if they see something that you're doing wrong or can do better. It's appreciated either way.

I had so much fun. I like this place is outdoors. Such a huge place as they had different sections…read morefor different types of shooting. You only pay for your annual membership of $5. Unless you shooting clays, then you have to buy theirs. You cannot bring your own. The staff was nice at both areas of check-in. They go over the rules and expectations if you are new. We even something wrong at one point, but they are respectful when correcting you. We plan to come back. I bet it's very nice in the fall.

Visited my parents this past weekend for July 4th so I wanted to check out a range I heard about…read morenear College Station. All of the other rifle ranges I've been to in the North Houston area have been absolutely dreadful so I was hoping for a change of pace. The Cawthon Cartridge Club (CCC) is located near Navasota, TX and about 20 miles from Aggieland. The range is on a huge swath of land, I reckon about +800 acres. They have a 200 yard range, numerous uncovered tactical bays with just a few steel targets, several pistol bays and a 5-stand area for shotgun. The entire area (including berms) was covered in a lush green grass that was freshly mowed. The roads were crushed limestone. The owner roves the grounds in a John Deere Gator UTV but other than that there were no Range Safety Officers. I was only interested in shooting long distance so proceeded to the rifle range. Newcomers are restricted to 500 yards and below until they quality with the owner. There were steel hanger targets every 50 yards and at the 500 yard line, there were about 8 different steel targets of varying sizes. The grass was very neatly trimmed and gently sloped downward. Beyond the 500 yard line were targets every 100 yards until 1200. The shooting area was up on a hill with a nice metal shade structure. There were some rickety old benches but I chose to shoot prone. There was a nice breeze blowing into our faces which really helped to beat the brutal heat and humidity. Out beyond the 1200 yard target was a farmer working a field in his tractor. The owner advised us of this beforehand and asked us to hold fire until he was out of sight. This was annoying as the farmer was constantly behind the target area; fortunately I had two people with me, one to spot my targets and the other to keep an eye on the farmer. Hopefully this is not a regular occurrence. I've never shot at a range this nice before. They didn't have as many steel targets as ETTS in Waxahachie but the grounds were much nicer. Membership is $750/yr but they let me pay only for the remainder of 2016. Guests are $25 each and you are normally restricted to two.

Place is well kept. No green tip allowed. Not being a member meant I was only allowed on the 100…read morerange. There's a metal folding chair and a bench that's too high for it at the 100 so I just went prone instead. So if you're not a member don't expect much. Otherwise, I understand there's some decent long shots to be had there with covered shelters and such. I don't recall the membership dues but it's several hundred dollars.

Great range, great people, can't say enough good things!…read more When are you hosting another Kalashmas? @KLAYCO47

The shooting lanes were great--clean, well-maintained, and easy to use. The instructors were…read moreoutstanding, bringing a positive attitude and making the entire experience both enjoyable and educational. They emphasized safety without ever taking away from the fun, which created a really comfortable environment for shooters of all experience levels.

I'm just excited to keep up with David and his classes. I never thought I would be able to feel…read moresafe enough be anywhere and place. When you learn something that's going to have a practical impact on your life at this age, you know the safety so you proceed with caution but willingness. Thank You! Thank you! And eventually my entire family will be trained allegedly assassins by David

This was the 2nd pistol marksmanship class that I have taken. David's class was far and away…read moresuperior to the 1st class. His ability to diagnose what you are doing wrong, and then correct it is what stands out in my mind. As an example, early on in the class I was dropping the front of the pistol in anticipation of trying to see what I had hit on the shot. He tried to correct me verbally, but I was not getting it. So, he got out his phone, videoed me while shooting, then played the video back to me. I was able to see what I was doing wrong, and correct. At another point in the class, I was not focusing correctly on the front site when pressing the trigger, and again, I was not getting the verbal correction. David pulled out a photo of a page with three images. 1st image was the rear site in focus, with the front and target blurred. 2nd was the rear and front blurred, with the target in focus. 3rd had the rear site and target blurred, with the front site in focus. I got it. David knows what he is doing, and is an excellent instructor.