Favorite indoor gun range?

[gilliu]

Hi Folks,

I searched the threads, and read some of the comments on the sticky about local ranges.

But I thought I would go ahead and ask," What's your favorite indoor range in Indianapolis?"

 

[Scutter01]

There are only two. Pops and Bull's Eye (Kokomo).

 

[sj kahr k40]

scutter you are forgetting the best indoor range in Indy, quite possibly in the whole world DON'S

 

[Scutter01]

scutter you are forgetting the best indoor range in Indy, quite possibly in the whole world DON'S

I didn't forget it.

 

[SSGSAD]

I prefer Pops to d**s ANYDAY !!!!!!! I was in Pops today, NO one was shooting !!!!!!!

 

[Six Shooter Steve]

scutter, Bullseye still has a indoor range? Man i thought they closed that, I could have used that all winter bein only about 20 mins from me. How is it?

 

[Scutter01]

scutter, Bullseye still has a indoor range? Man i thought they closed that, I could have used that all winter bein only about 20 mins from me. How is it?

I haven't been there in awhile, but I also hadn't heard anything about them closing it. I used to shoot there all the time until I started preferring outdoor shooting at a range just a few minutes from my house.

 

[absrio]

Its still open. I was in late last month and co-workers have been this month. About $9 for 1/2 hour and target. I think its $13 for full hour.

 

[oneford4x4]

pops if i had to pick.

 

[harrissr]

indoor range

bullseye is alive and well. we shoot there every thur afternoon until close. they have 5 lanes, it is heated, they are gun friendly and machinegun friendly. you can shoot anything up to .223 non steel core and shotguns with slugs and black powder. pistol --up to 500s&w. we regularly shoot m16/sten/ mac/hkmp5/hk53/stemple/ m2/ etc. along with alot of regular pistol calibers. oyu can use it 1/2 hour or hourly or get a years membership(about 175 or so ) which lets you use unlimited range time with 1st come/1st serve. wed is ladies day and they shoot for free

 

[Bshaw]

Bullseye Range

Bullseye is going strong they did some work on the range and its pretty good
I was in there yesterday and let a little lead fly

 

[jfed85]

I like POPs just because its close and they offer LE discount. I usually pay $7 per hr to shoot there. Cant really be mad about that.

 

[Six Shooter Steve]

Hey thanks for the info on Bullseye, and I been freezin my boys off at the outdoor range at DCC all winter tryin out reloads Might have to go over and try them out, havent been in years

 

[redneckmedic]

POP'S Family In-door Range

 

[rimfire_crazed]

POP'S Family In-door Range

 

[chickenman]

what are the rules there? i mean are you aloud to carrying in holster or should the pistol be in range bag. sorry kinda a newbie here.

 

[HDSilvrStreak]

I really don't understand all the hate for pops. I've been there dozens of times and I like it just fine. The key to Pops is to buy the annual membership. It's $149 for an entire year. You can then shoot for free M-F until 5:00. On weekends, it's then $6 an hour. I've more than recouped the cost. A second person on the lane is $5 an hour regardless of day/time.

If you don't have a membership, it's very expensive ($19 an hour, $5 for additional shooter).

I was there Saturday with my brother. There must have been 20 people in line, none of them members.

Which brings up another nice thing about the membership program. You move to the front of the line.

I've also seen people here talk about having to wait long times for check in or check out from the range. All I'll say is that has not been my experience. Granted, I'm rarely there on weekends and it may be worse then. I usually go during the week on my lunch hours.

I'm not affiliated with them in any way. I just think they get a bad rap on here from a few folks. My experiences there have been positive. I've only ever used the range there though. I've never bought a firearm there and can't comment on prices or service related to sales.

 

[JDonhardt]

I really don't understand all the hate for pops. I've been there dozens of times and I like it just fine. The key to Pops is to buy the annual membership. It's $149 for an entire year. You can then shoot for free M-F until 5:00. On weekends, it's then $6 an hour. I've more than recouped the cost. A second person on the lane is $5 an hour regardless of day/time.

If you don't have a membership, it's very expensive ($19 an hour, $5 for additional shooter).

I was there Saturday with my brother. There must have been 20 people in line, none of them members.

Which brings up another nice thing about the membership program. You move to the front of the line.

I've also seen people here talk about having to wait long times for check in or check out from the range. All I'll say is that has not been my experience. Granted, I'm rarely there on weekends and it may be worse then. I usually go during the week on my lunch hours.

I'm not affiliated with them in any way. I just think they get a bad rap on here from a few folks. My experiences there have been positive. I've only ever used the range there though. I've never bought a firearm there and can't comment on prices or service related to sales.

I second these thoughts.

 

[drd]

I really don't understand all the hate for pops. I've been there dozens of times and I like it just fine. The key to Pops is to buy the annual membership. It's $149 for an entire year. You can then shoot for free M-F until 5:00. On weekends, it's then $6 an hour. I've more than recouped the cost. A second person on the lane is $5 an hour regardless of day/time.

If you don't have a membership, it's very expensive ($19 an hour, $5 for additional shooter).

I was there Saturday with my brother. There must have been 20 people in line, none of them members.

Which brings up another nice thing about the membership program. You move to the front of the line.

I've also seen people here talk about having to wait long times for check in or check out from the range. All I'll say is that has not been my experience. Granted, I'm rarely there on weekends and it may be worse then. I usually go during the week on my lunch hours.

I'm not affiliated with them in any way. I just think they get a bad rap on here from a few folks. My experiences there have been positive. I've only ever used the range there though. I've never bought a firearm there and can't comment on prices or service related to sales.

I concur as well.

 

[singlestacksig]

Applied Ballistics is Lafayette has an Indoor range now..
Have not shot there yet, but know the owners.. so they get my vote..