Eagle Peak Shooting Range

Brought my daughter for the first time. She got scared and refused to shoot. We had to leave. After explaining the situation guy at the register refused to refund the money. We spent less than 10 min. inside. Will never come back again

Absolutely the rudest most ignorant rednecks you will ever come across. Bunch of wannabe hard asses. Too bad because it could be a nice range.

This place it by far the worst range ive been to stay away from this range, The range officers are extremely rude and racists my uncle which is from India lived here since he was 2 years old and is an american citizen, him and i both went to grab our targets to go put them up during a cease fire and he acted like we were reaching for our weapons the range officer flipped out at my uncle even though i was closer and doing the same thing. Then when it was time to shoot he only checked my uncles gun for fmj because he had an AR-15 and he is Indian then proceeded to check my ammo also but nobody else did he check until i started complaining about it out loud. Then he started to check other peoples ammo for fmj, They have forever lost a couple customers. Also it is a very uncomfortable and stressful environment to go shooting in not a good idea to treat people this way, go to The best of the west gun range they treat yo right.

If you enjoy shooting and have your safety and the safety of those around you foremost in your mind, this is the best place to go shooting. My boyfriend took me out yesterday to learn to shoot my new 9 mm and his AR15. He had been going to Red's in Pflugerville (an awesome indoor facility but a little pricey). We read the previous comments about the staff being grumpy, yelling, etc. I found them to be an awesome group of men who only barked if you were not following their safety rules during the "cease fire" periods. They were very knowledgeable, helpful and reminded me of my dad in many ways. Shooting is fun, but safety is extremely important, especially with newbies around and people who get lax because they think they know everything about weapons and put their "fun" hat on instead of their "fun/safety" hat.



It is a little drive out (30 minutes from work in Round Rock), but for $10 for the entire day versus $15 per hour at Red's, it was totally worth it. We spent 3 hours out there and had a blast! Can't wait to go back!

This place is great, i mean there isnt the best and vast selection of guns to choose from but i still was able to shoot an AR-15 and thats all i wanted!!! Also if you just follow the rules they provide you will have a good time. Dont be a jackass!!!! There are many places to go to be a jackass but this is not one of them. The Staff there was friendly and answered all questions i had and me and my girlfriend today had a great time and were happy.

BTW if your wondering about pricing here it is...



$10 for entrance fee

$10 for membership card (one time fee)

$12 to rent any gun

~$21 for ammunition

$0.25 for a single target or $1.00 for 5

$2 to rent goggles and glasses, i recomend getting your own and get those orange foam pieces that go in your ear and expand. They work well!

And thats pretty much it. Idk about clay targets and other accessories.



Anyone can shoot and as long as your 17 years or older you dont need anyone who is 17 or older with you at all times.



This place is great if you just want to take your family out for their first shooting range experience or if your an expert marksman. They take gun safety incredibly serious and you should feel safe here!!