C2 Tactical Gun Range of Tempe, AZ

Chris Marks, your information is incorrect, misleading, and sounds like you are marginalizing female shooters. I'm hoping that I read that wrong. Ladies, you are strong, and you are empowering yourself to feel safe in an increasingly unsafe world. Please come dressed however you want, and Mondays from 2pm to close, you may shoot for free. I am heading there now, wearing jeans, a full coverage shirt,and hiking boots. Hope to see you there!

They are only set up at the Tempe location for the blue label program

I've taken my 13 year old nephews a few times. The range officers are great with the kids. Use your judgement with kids. If they respect firearms and the safety measures, they are good to go.

Pistol Lane Fee $25.00 per person, per hour. Pistol Lane Guest(s) $15.00 (maximum of 2 Guests per lane). •  Rifle Lane Fee $30.00 (may be used for Rifle, Pistol & Shotgun) per person, per hour. Rifle Lane Guest(s) $20.00 (maximum of 2 Guests per lane). •  Eye & Ear Protection Kit $3.50

Not uncomfortable most days, but still cool. Bring a long sleeve layer if you get cold easily.

It's a gun store and range they sell accessories firearms and Lane time as well as ammo

No, they don't. They are pretty laid back and accommodating. Unless you are planning a large group, you don't even need to worry about availability. You can always call ahead to see how busy they are which I would highly recommend.

You can shoot by yourself. Bring eye and ear protection, or you can buy it there pretty cheap. You have to buy targets at C2, and you can rent just about any firearm there as well.

Rip off!! I went in today and they wanted $35 for a box of 9mm. To give contrast, Scottsdale gun club is charging $20 as of today.

Yes 👍

Yes we do!

Of course, just be respectful of other peoples privacy . How else will you be able to show off what you were shooting lol

Yes, they have a wide variety and selection of holsters. I'd carry yours into the place in a case. The original box if it came with one to be a safe and smart gun owner.

Yes. Please make sure your pistol is unloaded and in a case or holster, and that your ammo is range safe (no steel-core, bi-metal or tracer).

Yes, you can shoot pistols, rifles and shotguns on our range. Slugs and bird shot are both fine, but shot must be size #6 or larger.

They have a ladies night where she shoots for free.

I want to say no since RPG are meant for long distance shooting. And a shooting range won't do for it.

Handgun rentals are $10, and ammunition varies by caliber.

Being ex-Military with small arms experience I think... And I'm sure RSO or other industry certs.

Generally they will only allow boxed factory made fmj ammo. Im sure if you wanted to shoot your 9mm hollow points they wouldn't mind, or any factory made shotgun shot. Anything exotic or anything designed to be an armor penetrator like steel all copper or bronze is likely not allowed, as are tracers. Oh and any steel cased ammo is a no-go

The only restriction implemented for renters is to use C2 provided ammo. They do not require that patrons be accompanied by a friend.

You are only obligated to buy range ammo from C2 if you are renting a firearm for use from them. If you are using your own firearm they simply require that the ammo not be armor piercing or have a steel core. They will often check with you during check in to insure that proper ammo will be used.

Yes

Im pretty sure its 21 if your alone or if you have a guardian over the age of 21 they can rent it

The range can accommodate calibers up to .30-06.

It maxes at 75 ft, which is nice for new shooters since you can move the target to you and get a feel for where you hit. Anything over .223 isnt gonna be zerod right if you think youre going to get a variable scope. 75 feet only transfers to 25 yards, which isnt anywhere close to what you want to zero at. I do indeed love shooting pistols here tho.

If you want CO2 or airguns go to Air Guns of Arizona. C2 is complete firearms range and gun store.

Yes

8 pm m-sat. 5 pm sun

No, just practice common sense and good judgement. Let their range officers know you are new to shooting and they will help you adjust safely to your firearm.

Yes but as with any range, you should always check with staff before you start shooting due to the type of ammo varieties that are present on the market.

If you are there shooting and pick one up off the range line then by all means, grab one or 2, no charge. Just know that the staff does not "hand out" anything for free. They are a business and are there to make money.

Better question is why am I not getting these questions until like a week after they are posted and already have multiple answers?

Yes you can.