Been a member for quite some time.  This is a very comfortable place to shoot,and the air conditioned environment is great. Sales people know their stuff, and will always flock to help provide a solution for any problem. \n\nI do have a suggestion for an improvement that would make me, and others, feel safer about shooting there.\n\nI arrived one afternoon to find a group of 11 people all coming together to shoot. It was obvious that they did not own a firearm, and had never  used a firearm before. \n\nThey were asking the employees at the counter how to load and fire the weapon, repeatedly. They took the weapon, ammunition, were assigned a lane after being verbally and visually ran through how to fire the weapon, along with basic safety advice and went in to shoot. \n\nI checked into a shooting lane right after these people, and asked to be placed as far away as possible from the new people as possible, because I knew that no employee was actually going to go in and watch them fire for the first time. There was one range master for about 30 lanes, and he just can't be everywhere at once.\n\nA moment later I walked into the lane area, and  was walking over to my bay. At that point, one of the new shooters and their significant other had just got done shooting the weapon. This person then walked out of the bay, with the hand gun in thier hand, and was effectively waving the gun in all directions of traffic. This person was obviously excited about just shooting for the first time, but when you walk out of the bays with a weapon in your hand, and are aiming it in the direction of other people...\n\n I couldn't see clearly if this person had their finger on the actual trigger, or in the trigger well, but it actually made me duck into an unoccupied bay, because i didn't want to be in the line of fire in case this person had an accident.\n\nI then set my stuff down, walked over to the range master and shared what just happened, and he was very pleasent to speak with. He immediately walked over and provided a stern warning and education on how to shoot safely with neighbors nearby.\n\nI have just seen this too many times, and the one thing that sets this range apart is the fact that people who have never fired a weapon can come in and start firing within minutes, without someone giving them a demonstration on how to fire in the actual bay and then observing their behavior when firing.