Mofiki
Member
- Dec 16, 2012
- 67
Does anyone know of a range that allows children to shoot? My son just turned 9 and I picked up a hbar to teach him how to shoot with. He was prety bummed yesterday when we got turned away.
DNR ranges such as Myrtle Grove require kids to have their Hunter Safety card. It is $10 and a state issued credential authorizing them access to loaded firearms. HBAR's are great but you need to learn the basics first. My kids have never been turned away from anywhere full auto, suppressed, etc. They have been shooting since 5 though and correct me on occasion.
We'll turn this around, where turned you away ? It is the norm for children to be allowed to shoot if under parent direct supervision , and they are safe.
Range Fees
The NRA Range is open to the general public. NRA members receive a discount on range fees. (You can also sign up to join the NRA at the range to receive the NRA Members' discount.)
- NRA Members - $15.00 per hour/per lane.
Additional NRA Member sharing a lane - $10.00 per hour/per lane.- Non-members - $20.00 per hour/per lane.
Additional non-member sharing a lane - $15.00 per hour/per lane.- Shooters under the age of 18 sharing a lane with an adult - FREE
Please call 703-267-1402 for additional requirements for minors coming to the range.
Check out AGC on Marriottsville road. They have a Junior League. Not sure of the ages thought.