If you're a little nervous, that's not a sign you don't belong — it's a sign you're taking this seriously. Before any logistics, let's answer the questions that are actually on your mind.
Tell me a little about where you're starting from — I'll point you to the right first step. No pressure, no wrong answers.
…or tell me in your own words below.
No. Everyone on our range started exactly where you are. We meet you where you're at — your pace, your questions, zero attitude. There's no such thing as a dumb question here; the one you're embarrassed to ask is the one we'd rather answer.
Safety is the whole foundation. Eye and ear protection on the line, a thorough safety brief before anything else, and we start slow — often with inert training tools before anything is ever loaded. Nothing happens until you're ready for it.
That's exactly why you're training. There's no bar to clear to walk in, and no one expects you to be good on day one — being a beginner on purpose is the fastest way to get better. And if you're ever not satisfied, we'll keep working with you until you are — or give you your money back.
Just yourself and closed-toe shoes — we can provide the rest. We'll send you everything else ahead of time so you never have to guess. This page is about the part nobody talks about: how it feels. The logistics are the easy part.
The first few minutes: a warm hello, a little paperwork, and a safety brief. Then fundamentals — grip, stance, sight picture — dry first, then live, only when you're ready. By the end of the first half hour, the nerves are mostly gone.
Most first-timers bring someone.
A friend, a spouse, a sibling — having a familiar face there takes the edge off for both of you. You're welcome to bring someone to your first session.
Both are built for the brand-new shooter. Neither is “the beginner option” and the other “the real one” — they're just two doors into the same welcome. Pick whichever feels more comfortable.
Learn alongside a few others in the same boat — friendly and low-pressure. Many people find the group makes it less intimidating, not more. And you can bring a friend.
Just you and Ben, fully at your pace, with no audience. Best if you'd rather not be in a group your first time, or you want every minute focused on you.
You don't have to be ready. You just have to start.
Everyone you'll meet on the range was nervous their first time too. Come as you are, ask every question, go at your pace. And if you're ever not satisfied, we'll keep working with you until you are — or give you your money back — so there's really no way to get this wrong.
100% Satisfaction Guarantee — train until you're satisfied, or your money back.
