A&A, Garrettsville OH

I was good friends with Al the former owner back in 2002-2005 before he died, you may not notice if you don't look closely but the northern part of the property there is a hanger and an East-West Runway, I used to land my small airplane there quite frequently and I delivered Al's Cessna 206 to California when he sold it and brought his new 152 back from New Mexico that he bought! They were all good old fashioned stand-up people and I'm sure if it's still in the family it's much the same now.

Great place to go shooting, cost for range time is less than indoor ranges. The staff is always helpful & accommodating.

Simple and sweet, A lot of times it's just you the table and your gun (s)

Plus, nothing beats shooting outdoors, It's more satisfying sounding and you don't have the drill sergeant lurking behind you or somebody else mag dumping in the booth next to you.

Just bring your license and make sure you get there before 2: 00 latest because they close at 4: 00.

Not going back. They have cleaned up the ranges but now there is nowhere to put any targets. You have to bring your own targets and stands. There is a very limited list of things you are allowed to use as targets and the prices have gone up. The staff are not friendly and talk to everyone like they are idiots. Definitely way better ways to spend your money.

Good range if you want to get out and be left alone to do your thing. It's not all the bells and whistles of say Parma armory but it has its own quiet charm.

First time here Great place! Workers were Great. We will Definitely Return.

Never coming back. Right wrong or indifferent, we were celebrating a batchalor party and scheduled 2 hours on the private range. We didn't even leave the club house until 2: 30 or so then we come back to the house and are told "your past 4: 05pm that's an additional $18 PER PERSON! " $57 multiplied by 7 people. You made just shy of $400 for less then 2 hours.
Even if I'm completely wrong about everything, the complete lack of grace for 10 minutes in service to the all mighty dollar.
5 minutes equals a whole hour.