Bandera Gun Club - Bandera, Texas

Bandera Gun Club is a premier shooting range located at 809 Farm To Market Rd 1077, Bandera, TX 78003, United States. The club specializes in providing a safe and enjoyable environment for experienced shooters seeking privacy and freedom. Their specialties include offering a shooting range for various weapons.

With a wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance, the facility caters to all guests. The club has received positive feedback, with an average rating of 4.1/5 based on 72 reviews on Google My Business.

Some notable opinions include, "Great place to shoot. I've been going there for thirty years," and "This is a great place to come and shoot weapons and feel free and unregulated." The club is also appreciated for its excellent separation of shooters, allowing for a more private experience.

If you're looking for a place to practice your shooting skills or just want to try out a new weapon, Bandera Gun Club is a highly recommended option. With a friendly staff and a comfortable atmosphere, it's no wonder this local shooting range has earned such high praise.

Address:

809 Farm To Market Rd 1077, Bandera, TX 78003, United States

Phone:

8307964610

Specialties:

Shooting range

Other points of interest:

Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance

👍 Reviews of Bandera Gun Club

Jeff L.

5/5

Great place to shoot. I’ve been going there for thirty years. J.M. The owner is one of the best people you will ever meet. It’s what a gun club should be. I’d give it ten stars if I could.

Razorhornet

5/5

This is a great place to come and shoot weapons and feel free and unregulated only pay $10 and got a target to shoot bring as much ammo you want and shoot away!

Griz B.

5/5

Place is excellent for experienced shooters who like their privacy. Good separation from other shooters.
New TM-22 , 22LR groups sighting in at 40 yards. Good plinker.

James C.

5/5

This is a great outdoor range, period. Some of the bad reviews are over some seriously spoiled, self serving bs. First, there's nothing "trashy" about it. The grounds are well maintained and the target stands are fine. The stands get shot up by people that can't aim, that's just how it goes at ANY range. If they hold your target then what's the issue? Second, the ol feller that runs the place is extremely friendly. Just say hello and you'll get a smile and some great stories. The other gentleman doesn't speak much, or at all. That doesn't mean he's mean, it just means you're an easily offended baby. You're paying to shoot firearms, not be sprinkled with rainbows so get over yourself. Third, this is a gun club. They assume you can shoot and that you understand firearm safety. If you're new to shooting or don't understand firearm safety then please take a begginer class. Then come back with a better attitude. For anyone that knows how to shoot safely at a range this place is spot on. There's plenty of good lanes and distances were you can enjoy some private shooting. The price is competitive and you get a target. They also have cool shooting events, especially skeet.

Barry B.

5/5

Good gun range, love that no one is right next to you while you are shooting you pistols. You are your own range master and I like that, you can bring all the guns you own if you want. My grandkids love to come here to shoot and always have a blast!!

Phil G.

5/5

I went for a pistol qualification and was surprised at how simple yet effective the range is. It brings a sense of realism to shooting that you don't practice to enjoy the scenery but rather to focus on your targets. Good shooting range without unnecessary distractions. Safety is key for this range and they expect all of their customer's to handle themselves with this in mind. I'm looking forward to returning.

NASHWC

3/5

Yeah .. this place is interesting. Been here a few times. Experiences can be hit-n-miss (pun intended). First time here, the ol’ man behind the counter was gruff and ornery. Next visit, as I was driving in he flagged me down to tell me how the shooters were destroying the backstops and costing him money. 🤪 Oh and the other guy behind the counter reminded me and my friend of something out of the Whitaker family (see Soft White Underbelly on YT for explanation). To clarify, I genuinely attempted a conversation with him and he was having none of that so I gracefully disengaged. Now from a shooter perspective, 1) the ranges are laid out ok with the exception that the skeet downrange trajectory overlaps on the back half of the rifle range so replacing the 100yd targets can be a bit hazardous, and 2) there’s no real range master unless you count the occasional scanning glimpse from the ol’ man whom I’m guessing is more concerned about damage to the backstops than customer safety. Overall, it’s not a terrible range, just not as good as it could be: a bit mis-managed and not delivering on its full potential.

David M.

5/5

It's a great place to shoot at. No frills, you just go out, set up, and start shooting. I've never been there outside of a work function, so I'm not sure of the prices, but I'm sure it's reasonable.