Alpine Shooting Range

Went my first time a month or so ago, was a great time, only thing I could say negatively was maybe the carts weren’t super nice, multiple had issues so we had to search for one, but courses were nice for shooting clays. Overall a good time

Bit of a different experience for me on this one. The facilities and ranges were well maintained from what I could tell during my short visit. Went specifically to this range to shoot my AK as most indoor ranges don’t allow for steel ammo. For two ranges passes and a pack of targets my overall prices was a little over $60.00 (a bit high in my opinion). Disclosed I was shooting 5.56 and 7.62 which the gentleman at the counter told me was good to go. Went to the check-in entrance point and after waiting for several minutes, finally got to a point where range staff were inspecting my ammo. Turns out none of my ammo was authorized. Seemed like there was a bit of an attitude when I was surprised FMJ was a no-go for them. They were quick to tell me that had soft points in stock, but considering the price gauge for entry I could only imagine how much ammo cost was going to be so…. No. Went for a refund, explained what happened, showed my receipt and the another guy who was at the counter seemed to catch an attitude. After returning my “rang pass targets” and giving them my receipt- the rest of the interactions were overall smooth. Considering there are other ranges with a lot more flexibility at lower costs, I’ll likely choose those in my future shooting endeavors. Would recommend they inspect ammo before having potential shooters purchase range passes and waste time and effort.