Membership FAQs

Interested in a Shoot Smart membership?

Here are the most Frequently Asked Questions by our customers:

  • Does Shoot Smart offer memberships?

Yes, we offer three levels of membership to meet your needs. View membership options here: https://shootsmart.com/memberships

  • Are memberships required?

No, Shoot Smart is open to the public. But membership can save you money on lane rentals, ammo, equipment, and training.

  • Is my membership valid at all Shoot Smart locations?

Yes. All memberships are valid at every Shoot Smart location.

  • Who is covered under my family membership?

Family memberships cover yourself, 1 adult (spouse or domestic partner) and 2 children under 21 (in the same household).

  • Do you offer memberships for Military or First Responders?

Yes, our Hero membership is equivalent to our Patriot membership but for only $25 a month!

  • Who qualifies for a Hero Membership?

The Hero membership is available to all former or active military as well as all first responders including but not limited to fire fighters, police, EMS, and emergency services personnel.

  • Is this a yearly contract?

No, Shoot Smart memberships are paid on a month to month basis.

  • How will I be billed?

A membership will be billed to your credit card on the same date every month. You can cancel your membership or update your payment method at any time.

  • What is your cancellation policy?

Unlike most ranges, Shoot Smart memberships are truly month to month. Meaning you may cancel at at least seven days prior to renewal with no additional fees or penalties.

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Recent Posts

July 3, 2025
Whether you’re a seasoned shooter or stepping into the range for the first time, what you wear matters more than you might think. The right range attire isn’t just about looking good — it’s about staying safe, comfortable, and focused. Here’s a quick guide to help you dress smart for your next trip to Shoot Smart or any indoor or outdoor shooting range. Shirts: We recommend wearing a crew neck shirt or something with similar coverage. Avoid low-cut tops — flying brass casings can be hot, and you don’t want them making contact with your skin. While long sleeves aren’t required, short to mid-sleeves offer a good balance of protection and comfort. Shoes: Closed-toe shoes are a must. No sandals, no flip-flops, and definitely no high heels. Stable, comfortable shoes help protect your feet from stray brass and give you a solid stance while shooting. Pants: Wear pants that fit comfortably and fall over your footwear — avoid tucking them into boots, as this creates a spot for hot brass to collect (and trust us, nobody wants that surprise). Jeans, cargo pants, or any durable, non-restrictive pants work great. Accessories: Leave large, dangling earrings at home. They can catch on gear or earmuffs and become a distraction. Cowboy hats, while stylish, aren’t recommended at the range — they can obstruct your vision and interfere with hearing protection. Instead, opt for a ball cap. It’s perfect for helping deflect hot brass away from your face and hair. Nails: Consider keeping your nails trimmed to a practical length. Long nails can make handling and firing certain firearms awkward and may even interfere with trigger control and reloads. And don’t forget — proper hearing and eye protection are required at all times inside the range. Firearms are loud, and repeated exposure without adequate hearing protection can cause permanent damage. Likewise, eye protection shields your eyes from stray brass, powder residue, and debris. Whether you bring your own gear or rent from us, make sure you’re always protected before stepping onto the range. Safety first, every time! A Few More Smart Tips Avoid loose, flowing clothing that can snag on gear or firearms. Tie back long hair to keep it clear of your face and shooting equipment. Bring a light jacket or pullover if you’re unsure about the indoor range temperature — but remember, short to mid-length sleeves offer good protection without restricting movement. Final Thoughts Dressing appropriately for the range isn’t about rules for the sake of rules — it’s about creating a safer, more comfortable shooting experience for you and everyone around you. When in doubt, go for practical, snug-but-comfortable clothing that covers and protects while still allowing you to move freely. Ready to hit the range? Gear up, dress smart, and we’ll see you on the lanes!
June 5, 2025
Whether you're a seasoned firearm enthusiast or a new gun owner, safety should always be your top priority. Responsible gun ownership goes beyond knowing how to shoot—it’s about creating a culture of safety, both at the shooting range and in your own home. In this post, we’ll explore essential safety practices every firearm owner should follow, starting with the controlled environment of the shooting range and extending into the day-to-day responsibility of home firearm safety.
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This month, we’re excited to showcase a stunning custom firearm crafted by our very own Curtis Ross, an expert gunsmith based in East Fort Worth.
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