Eagle Peak Shooting Range is a family-owned outdoor range at 20026 Lindeman Ln #2 in Leander, Texas, serving Austin, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Round Rock, Lago Vista, Liberty Hill and Jonestown. The range was founded in 1984, and the Day family purchased the existing business in 1993. It is open every day, including holidays, from 10 AM to 6 PM, with no reservation required.
The facility has 57 shooting stations, 50 of them covered. The pistol range has 19 covered stations with carpeted benches and stools: 9 at 7 yards, 5 at 15 yards and 5 at 25 yards. The rifle range has 28 covered stations at 50, 100, 200 and 300 yards, including several combination-distance stations, with carpeted benches, stools and sandbags. A golf cart is normally available at no charge for the 200- and 300-yard targets, and customers with disabilities or who cannot walk long distances may use it for shorter distances. The shotgun area has 9 self-operated clay-pigeon throwers (3 covered) that can be adjusted to throw left or right, plus one uncovered box-range station for checking shot pattern. Skeet, trap, sporting clays and five stand are not offered. FMJ ammunition is allowed on the pistol range but not on the rifle range, and .50 BMG rifles are not permitted. Only paper targets may be used.
Eagle Peak does not run its own classes. Independent instructors who use the range, including NRA-certified instructors who are also Texas License to Carry instructors, can be contacted directly for beginner pistol, rifle and shotgun instruction, LTC classes and proficiency testing, private or group lessons, and firearm-safety classes. Instructor fees are separate from range fees. Staff-performed services include bore sighting, scope mounting, complete cleaning, basic repairs and complete rifle sight-in at 50, 100, 200 or 300 yards.
The lobby store sells ammunition, paper and specialty targets, clay pigeons, eye and ear protection, magazines, speed loaders, scope covers, bore guides, cleaning kits and supplies, ammunition storage, and pistol cases. Pistols, shotguns and rifles can be rented for the day, along with eye protection, ear protection and spotting scopes. Rental firearms must use ammunition bought from Eagle Peak.
The range suits first-time shooters, who can rent a firearm and ask staff for help, and experienced shooters who want covered rifle positions out to 300 yards. Groups such as corporate outings, birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties, family, church, scout and youth groups visit through the normal walk-in process. Payment is by cash or local check only, and an ATM is in the lobby.
At a glance
Range type: Outdoor, Pistol, Rifle, Shotgun, Training / Classes
Lanes / positions: 57
Distances: Pistol: 7, 15 and 25 yards (19 covered stations). Rifle: 50, 100, 200 and 300 yards (28 covered stations, some combination-distance). Shotgun: 9 clay-pigeon stations plus 1 patterning box-range station.
Access: Open to the public
Minimum age: 5 (minors must be supervised)
Good to know: Beginner friendly · Family friendly
Credentials
Established: 1984
Services, training & programs
Pistol range: 19 covered stations (9 at 7 yards, 5 at 15 yards, 5 at 25 yards)
Rifle range: 28 covered stations at 50, 100, 200 and 300 yards with sandbags
Complimentary golf cart for 200- and 300-yard targets (normally available)
Pistol, rifle and shotgun rentals: $25 for the whole day
Scoped AR-15 rental: $30 for the whole day
Eye protection, ear protection and spotting scope rentals: $3 each
Ammunition sales for pistol, rifle and shotgun
Lobby store with targets, clay pigeons, magazines, speed loaders, scope covers, cleaning supplies, bore guides, ammo storage and pistol cases
Hearing protection for sale: noise-cancelling, Bluetooth-capable, youth, women's, large and simple earplugs
Bore sighting: $10
Scope mounting: $30
Complete firearm cleaning (drop-off): $40
Complete rifle sight-in at 50, 100, 200 or 300 yards: $40
Basic firearm maintenance and some basic repairs (evaluated by staff)
Independent instructors: beginner pistol, rifle and shotgun, Texas License to Carry classes and proficiency testing, private and group lessons, firearm-safety classes
Group visits, corporate outings and parties (walk-in; groups of 10+ should call ahead)
Privately owned firearms may be displayed for private sale (call for information; Eagle Peak is not the seller)
On-site ATM in lobby
Amenities
Gun Rental
Ammo Sales
Pro Shop
Gunsmith
Targets
Hearing Protection
Eye Protection
Parking
Pricing at Eagle Peak Shooting Range
Range fees & day rates
Normal first visit (adult): $50 — $25 one-time lifetime range card plus $25 all-day admission, before optional purchases.
All-day admission: $25 — Per person. Covers pistol, rifle and shotgun areas for the whole day; leave and return or switch lanes at no extra charge. Spectators entering a range area also pay admission.
Lifetime range card: $25 — One-time fee per person, good for life unless revoked. Visitors age 17 or younger do not pay the range-card fee.
Replacement range card: $7
Firearm rental (pistol, rifle or shotgun): $25 — Whole day. Must use Eagle Peak ammunition.
Scoped AR-15 rental: $30 — Whole day. Must use Eagle Peak ammunition.
Eye protection rental: $3
Ear protection rental: $3
Spotting scope rental: $3
Standard paper targets: 3 for $1
Specialty targets: $2–$5 — Generally priced in this range.
Clay pigeons: $20 for 90
Bore sighting: $10 — Initial optic alignment.
Scope mounting: $30
Complete cleaning: $40 — Drop-off service.
Complete rifle sight-in: $40 — Staff bore-sights, fires test groups, adjusts the scope and confirms zero at 50, 100, 200 or 300 yards. Bring the rifle and one box of ammunition or buy one there. No admission needed for a service-only visit.
Training & classes
Independent instructor lessons and LTC classes: Contact instructor — Instructors are independent providers, not Eagle Peak employees. Pricing and scheduling are set by each instructor. Students also pay normal range fees.
Packages & experiences
Group visits, parties and corporate outings: Normal admission — No group discounts, deposits, minimum spends or extra group fees. Groups of 10 or more should call ahead; no reservations or guaranteed lanes.
Cash or local check only; credit cards, debit cards and mobile payments are not accepted. No sales tax on range card or admission; sales tax is added to ammunition, targets, clay pigeons and merchandise. No deposit or ID hold required for rentals.
Prices are published by the range and can change — confirm before you visit.
Plan your visit
What to bring: ID, cash or a local check, and your own firearm and ammunition (or rent). Eye and ear protection are required for everyone entering a range area and can be rented for $3 each.
Ammo policy: No FMJ rifle ammunition; staff checks rifle ammunition before the rifle range. Hollow point, soft point, ballistic tip and frangible rifle ammunition allowed. FMJ is allowed on the pistol range. .50 BMG and .50 Barrett rifles are prohibited. Rental firearms must use ammunition purchased from Eagle Peak.
Age policy: Minimum shooting age is 5. Visitors age 5 through 17 must be accompanied and supervised by an adult. Children under 5 are not permitted on the range. Visitors 17 or younger pay admission but not the range-card fee.
Rental requirements: Adults 18 or older may rent and may arrive alone. An accompanying adult must complete the rental for anyone 17 or younger. No deposit, ID hold or credit-card hold. Must use Eagle Peak ammunition.
First-timer tips: Check in at the lobby and bring ID to complete the range-card form. Watch the roughly 5-minute safety video, sign the range rules, pay, and receive a range assignment. Cease-fires are normally called every 20 minutes. Unfamiliar shooters should ask staff for help before handling a rental. Return to the lobby before changing range areas.
Hours
Monday: 10am - 6pm
Tuesday: 10am - 6pm
Wednesday: 10am - 6pm
Thursday: 10am - 6pm
Friday: 10am - 6pm
Saturday: 10am - 6pm
Sunday: 10am - 6pm
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the hours?
Open every day, including holidays, from 10 AM to 6 PM.
All-day admission is $25 per person. A first visit costs $50 for adults: a $25 one-time lifetime range card plus $25 admission. Visitors 17 or younger do not pay the range-card fee.
Do I need a reservation or membership?
No reservation is required. Visitors get a one-time lifetime range card and pay daily admission. Groups of 10 or more should call ahead, though that does not guarantee lanes.
How do I pay?
Cash or local check only. Credit cards, debit cards and mobile payments are not accepted. An ATM is in the lobby.
What is the age policy?
The minimum shooting age is 5, and children under 5 are not permitted on the range. Visitors age 5 through 17 must be accompanied and supervised by an adult.
Can I rent a gun?
Yes. Pistols, rifles and shotguns rent for $25 for the whole day, except a scoped AR-15 at $30. Rental models include Colt King Cobra, S&W M&P, SIG Sauer SP2340, Tisas 1911 A1, Remington Model 1100, Ruger 10/22 and AR-15. You must use Eagle Peak ammunition with rentals.
What ammunition is allowed?
FMJ is allowed on the pistol range but not for rifles. Hollow point, soft point, ballistic tip and frangible rifle ammunition are allowed. .50 BMG rifles are prohibited.
Do I need eye and ear protection?
Yes, for everyone entering a range area, including spectators. Eye and ear protection rent for $3 each and are sold in the lobby store.
What shooting distances are available?
Pistol at 7, 15 and 25 yards; rifle at 50, 100, 200 and 300 yards; plus clay-pigeon throwers and a shotgun patterning box.
What happens on my first visit?
Check in at the lobby with ID, watch a roughly 5-minute safety video, agree to the range rules and complete the range-card form, pay, and receive a range assignment.
Can I take classes?
Eagle Peak does not run classes itself. Independent instructors who use the range offer beginner instruction, Texas LTC classes, and private or group lessons. Contact them directly for pricing; students also pay normal range fees.
Do you offer sight-in or gunsmithing?
Yes: bore sighting $10, scope mounting $30, complete cleaning $40 and complete rifle sight-in $40 at 50 to 300 yards. Services are generally handled on Mondays, and drop-offs are accepted any day during business hours.
Can I bring a group or host a party?
Yes. Corporate outings, birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties, family, church and scout groups visit through normal walk-in admission with no group fees or discounts. Groups of 10 or more should call ahead.
Can I shoot at cans or bottles, or draw from a holster?
No. Only paper targets are allowed, and hip firing, fast draw and drawing from a holster are prohibited. Disassembling firearms for cleaning on the premises is also prohibited.