Indoor shooting and training facility. Lists facility specifications, hours, location, teacher qualifications, and deli/snack bar information. Memphis, Tennessee.
Range USA (rangeusa.com) has 57 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.8 out of 5.
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Shooting & Target Sports
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2026
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I understand not allowing the customer to load firearms at the back table behind the lane, but if you're going to have that rule, you should have adequate space at the lane shooting table for several firearms, including an AR and perhaps just slightly bigger lanes. And having the rule that you can't even load your mouth magazines at the back table with no firearms around you. Time wasting money, grab ploy. The range attendant sure is on top of making sure none of that happens, He certainly could tell the difference between a firearm and a magazine reload. Make the lane bigger with more adequate table room and shelves below to house extra firearms, and and I'll be back.
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Tony V.
Nice but expensive
Very clean and well organized store. Ranges are well-kept, well lit, and supervised by a range officer. Premium service comes at a premium price, however. Everything in the store is much more expensive than can be found elsewhere. Firearms are way overpriced. For example, a Ruger EC9s can usually be had brand new for around $270. At Range USA, a USED one is priced at $309.
I have never had an issue with an employee, and they all seem pleasant to deal with. Be aware that anyone 18 or older must have a state ID in order to shoot on the range, even if they are a child of person shooting. This is not a state or federal mandate, it is something Range USA has come up with on their own and is enforced without exception. Also, be aware that your ID will be scanned for any purchase or range visit.
My take on it, and it's only my opinion, is that Range USA is a business run by business men, not by firearm enthusiasts, and as such, they have found a niche in the firearms community where they can cater to people who are less familiar with firearms; everything is attractive and accessible, but you are going to pay an "ignorance surcharge" for everything there, and you are going to dance to their tune concerning their rules.
Shoot at their range if you want. It's tough to find a better indoor range. But, when it comes to purchases, do your homework first and save yourself some money by shopping elsewhere.