All first time shooters to the NRA Range will need to complete a short safety test and briefing, after which they will receive a Range Card which grants access and is valid indefinitely. There is a mandatory one-time $10 fee for this process.
NRA Range Staff will be happy to answer all questions at 703-267-1402.
A very kind offer Sir, but I won't leave guns in the car for any reason. That said, I'll happily take you up on it if I drive up there to rent and shoot.Guntry, because then I can treat you to Birria Tacos at El Cabrito
Maybe you can sweet talk him into getting you a grilled cheese and brisket sandwich at the Guntry cafe.A very kind offer Sir, but I won't leave guns in the car for any reason. That said, I'll happily take you up on it if I drive up there to rent and shoot.
I actually shot at NRA about five years ago and was very impressed. Yes I had to watch the video and take the test, but I understand CYA. I expect either of these will make me do something similar on my first visit. Looks like pricing is the same for both and rules are pretty comparable. TMGN appears to be right off 70, Guntry can't be too far off of 695 I'm thinking.
You could always get a six gun boondock saints vest holster and bring them all insideA very kind offer Sir, but I won't leave guns in the car for any reason. That said, I'll happily take you up on it if I drive up there to rent and shoot.
A very kind offer Sir, but I won't leave guns in the car for any reason. That said, I'll happily take you up on it if I drive up there to rent and shoot.
I actually shot at NRA about five years ago and was very impressed. Yes I had to watch the video and take the test, but I understand CYA. I expect either of these will make me do something similar on my first visit. Looks like pricing is the same for both and rules are pretty comparable. TMGN appears to be right off 70, Guntry can't be too far off of 695 I'm thinking.
I second this opinion about TMGN. I too have been a member since they opened (I paid for a membership before they even opened!) and I've never felt let down at the place. The folks are super nice but it can get busy on Saturday afternoons. They also have a large selection of handguns and long guns to rent at very reasonable prices, although they insist you use their ammo in the rental firearm (you can use your own ammo in your own firearms).I've never been to Guntry or the NRA range. Until this past December I had been a member of TMGN since they opened. I never had any issues with the staff, equipment or general availability of lanes when I wanted them. You would have no problem running your 9 there--period...full stop . If you get the itch to try something other than your Glocks--- they have some fun stuff to mess around with. Happy hunting...good luck!