I asked this same question back in March, here's the thread on it:
http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=241190
Heres the current deal with Austin area ranges:
Eagle Peak: 100 yards only, no steel targets, no FMJ, no NFA/fullauto/rapid fire. They cater to Fudds who shoot less than a box of ammo a year and are there just to "sight in" their deer rifles once a year. Charge a "membership fee" on top of a regular range fee. Worthless, don't waste your time.
Red's North (Pflugerville): Decent range, but its indoors and a maximum range of 100 yards. No NFA/full/auto/rapid fire. Paper only of course. Wear extra ear protection because it gets crazy loud. Lots of newbies and idiots on the line. Their ammo is outrageously overpriced so bring all your ammo with you. They charge $13/head/hour (half price for ladies on mondays) for a range fee which is insane. Only good if you just wanna test something really quickly without driving too far.
Red's South (Oak Hill): pretty much the same as north except that every week they have a full auto night (Thursdays I think). Only stipulation is that it must be a subgun and it must be suppressed and you can only do short bursts, no mag dumps or rifle caliber full auto.
Stan's near Liberty Hill: Outdoor, 100 yards max, no rapid fire, no steel targets, very Fuddy clientele. Its a lame little range on the right going out 183 past Seward Junction. Not much better than Eagle Peak. Not worth it.
Astro Village near Florence: Outdoor, 100 yard max (for now), allow rapid fire, allow FMJ, have a steel target range. Its out on 183 between Seward Junction and Briggs (past Stan's) on the left, just over the Williamson county line. This is a nice little range with separate rifle and pistol bays and a separate 100 yard paper and steel rifle range! Only crappy part is that they require you to shoot from benches and cant shoot from field positions, though they said they might be building a range where you don't have to shoot from the bench there soon. 100 yards off the bench at a steel torso target isnt very challenging. They have a lame "club"/membership system but the fees are $12/head for all day with as many guns as you want.
Austin Skeet and Rifle Range near Manor: Dead.
Austin Rifle Club Range: Outdoor, 100 yard max (there is a way to shoot 300 yards but you have to be the only one on the range which is pretty much impossible, so its effectively not an option), rapid fire and steel targets depends on whos there and who complains, and FMJ appears to be allowed. In order to shoot there you need to be an ARC member or the guest of a member. In order to become a member you have to be "sponsored" and go to meetings and all that BS. Its a decent little range but generally not worth all the hassle of getting a membership and dealing with all the ARC BS.
Lone Star Gun Range near Lockhart: This is a new range that I haven't been to personally. Right now they are pistol only but apparently plan to put in a 250 yard rifle range at some point. The person I talked to who did visit the range mentioned there were a lot of BS range rules and seemed put off by the attitude of the guys there. Seems like it might be worth checking out again if they get the rifle range up and running.
Hill Country Rifle Range (aka Crazy Richard's): Probably the best range there ever was in central Texas. 400 yard rifle range, steel targets out to 400 yards, NFA/50 cal friendly, cannon/bowling ball mortar friendly, and nice separate pistol and rifle facilities. Richard apparently got the memo that the End Times were finally here (after 15 years of telling us they are just around the corner) and skeedaddled out to somewhere in Edwards County to wait out the Great Tribulation involving lizard tailed Jewish space aliens and shape shifting Pope clones and nuking Jupiter (those of you ever got "The Literature" will know all thus fun stuff). So after many years, its dead, quite sadly.
None of the places left in the Austin area are worth a damn for the way I shoot (mostly EBRs shooting FMJ rapid fire and a full auto rifle shooting mostly steel torso targets out to 300m from field positions). I got sick of all the idiots and the stupid range rules so I just bought my own land - 23 acres out in very rural Caldwell county. I can now shoot whatever the hell I want whenever the hell I want in whatever way I want to shoot it. I've got my own 200 yard range with steel targets and I don't have to deal with any BS range rules, nazi range masters, stupid unsafe kids or ignorant bubba Fudds out on the public range. They can all take their bull**** Fuddy rules and shove em where the sun don't shine. On my range its FMJ and rapid fire from field positions ONLY (well, okay, I might build a bench for sighting in optics now and then).
Cost me a lot? You bet it did. Was it worth it? Every goddamn penny. Freedom ain't cheap but its ever so sweet.
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