Shooting Range Park

A little out of the way, but it's nice for a city range. Pretty big and has everything you need. They usually host the NM Outdoor Expo every summer and it's always a great event put on by a great set of staff- activities for the kids, shotgun, muzzleloaders, pistols, .22's, archery, rock climbing, and atlatl.

Great place to practice some shooting... love it I come here every weekend with my friend, great staff.

I came out this past weekend with my godson and his friends for a bachelors day trap shoot. I came from Austin where I shoot and was bringing young guys (24-25ish) to introduce them to something new. Upon arrival the sign in process was very easy. The desk directed us to the skeet/trap range where we met Frank who was going to be working with us. Frank is the reason I'm leaving this review. He was incredibly patient, informative and helpful to the young men who had never shot. He gave them tips and pointers and made them feel comfortable about having never shot a shotgun. He kept score for us and turned it into an exciting competition. By the days end they were all knocking clays out of the sky and can't wait to buy shotguns to go again. They all complimented him on the way home and we could have not had a more fun time, all in part to a very clean range and Frank, whose help opened young men's eyes to a sport that I hope they return to. A sincere thank you to him.

Really? The pictures look the same, but after reading the other reviews i can't believe I've been going to the same place. Been here many times over the past ten years and will agree, the facility is nice. Would have been a lot more except for the fact that the range staff are (with one exception) bigger jerks than the staff at Calibers, and THATS saying something. It usually takes a while to forget our last experience before we go again. This last time (today), a man was shooting in the spot next to ours with his daughter. He must have been new to the range, or his daughter was handling the firearm when the ceasefire was called, because the firearm wasn't properly cleared.One of the range staff noticed this when clearing the line. In proper jerk fashon, he immediately attempted to clear a weapon he CLEARLY didn't understand, without a backwards glance, question, or comment to the owner. This despite the fact that one of his colleagues said "Doesn't the owner know how to do it?" Unswayed, jerk No.1 continued to wrestle with the pistol until, you probably guessed, accidentally discharging a round down range.After much complaining about how the accidental discharge hurt his hearing, jerk No.1 informs the owner his safety doesn't work "at all". During the following live-fire, the owner shows jerk No.1 how his pistol should be handled to avoid accidentally discharging it. Also, surprise, the safety works fine and everything goes back to normal for about a minute.Enter jerk No.2 asking the beleaguered owner if he is firing the same weapon that was accidentally discharged. It is? "Well, we don't want that firearm on our range." So he made the owner pack it up, despite the fact that it was in perfect working order and as safe as any other weapon on the range. Which means, safe as long as it's not in the hands of egotistical, know-it-all, range staff. Apologies to the only friendly, helpful member of the range cadre mentioned above (the colleague). You deserve better. So, to sum up, I like the facility itself. Unfortunately, the staff are consistently rude, overbearing, egotistical jerks. Add negligent into the mix and you're lucky one star is the lowest rating you can get. To jerk No.1: you should also consider yourself lucky (despite any hearing loss). The only thing separating you from big headlines, a bigger lawsuit, and jail time is you didn't hit anyone. Or you could be dead...

This place is great. The staff are friendly and able to answer all questions about the range. They constantly clean up the bullet/shell casings that fall all over the ground. There are periods of ceasefire that allow you to look at your targets, change their distance, or even take a smoke break. The range itself allows for close up shooting all the way to long range. The covering is made out of material which helps with all the noise forms the guns. There is no reverberated noise from the guns. It's a little bit of a drive but the drive is worth it for the quality of the range.

This place is kinda far away from me but I still bought an annual pass! It's a really nice drive anyways. Super nice people, very safe range, and very good prices. I had a blast and I can't wait to go back!

This was the first real shooting range I've been to and only the third time I've been shooting. Their prices are great compared to the indoor ranges in town. They are strict, but I think that is completely reasonable given the potential danger associated with improper firearm handling. Despite being strict, the range masters were quite helpful and willing to answer any questions you have, especially if you're unsure of how to navigate the range as I was. In addition, they repeatedly gave me tips on how to better handle my new firearm, but made sure to do so in a way that wasn't patronizing. I'm definitely looking to spend more time here developing my skills. I also really appreciate the fact that they have ear protection available in case you forget yours.

We like being able to practice in the open air and the range masters keep things safe.

My wife and I went there last week to shoot our handgun and shotgun. The lady at the registration office was very polite and helpful. Once we arrived at the range, a staff member named Al went out of his way to help us get set up and have a successful target shooting experience. Thank you and we will return!

Great for the most part. Check in staff is friendly and helpful. Range staff kind of surly and condescending. Haven't shot in years, took my new gun out, would be nice if the range staff welcomed you to the "ranks," instead of acting "put out" by your presence.