just wanted to ask, what other ranges are there besides Koko Head & Honolulu Firearms Indoor Range?

There's the Royal Hawaiian Indoor Shooting Club in Waikiki.

There are also various private properties (farms?) that lets friends shoot guns if you are lucky enough to know someone.

Then there are some more in the bases if you are military.

There's also Waikiki Gun Club as far as the indoor ranges. You can join Puuloa Gun Club if you shoot precision rifle. Schofield Rod and Gun Club does take civilian members, but they are limited and full up right now. The only way you'd get in is one of the non-military members quit. Even then, there's a waiting list. Hope this helps.

There's also Waikiki Gun Club as far as the indoor ranges. You can join Puuloa Gun Club if you shoot precision rifle. Schofield Rod and Gun Club does take civilian members, but they are limited and full up right now. The only way you'd get in is one of the non-military members quit. Even then, there's a waiting list. Hope this helps.

yes it helps alot, i didnt know schofield had a range at all......hopefully theres a discount for military

yes it helps alot, i didnt know schofield had a range at all......hopefully theres a discount for military

Military are exempt from the waiting list, as long as your active military your in.

yes it helps alot, i didnt know schofield had a range at all......hopefully theres a discount for military

You have a CH-47 as your avatar and you didn't know. Where did you think all those Soldiers train?.... on Play Station perhaps?

The problem with these other ranges is the work involved. Who wants to do work in setting up targets, marking targets for others and such? I just wanna shoot.

You have a CH-47 as your avatar and you didn't know. Where did you think all those Soldiers train?.... on Play Station perhaps?

obviously i know there is a range for weapons qual, but from the people that ive talked to they have all told me that schofield doesnt have a range open to the public and for personal firearms

http://2ahawaii.com/index.php?topic=20.0

thanks alot for the list

Just to add on the military ranges at puuloa and schofield, these are member run.  So you will have to volunteer to run the range, attend meetings, create targets, teach classes, help with the webpage, or some other way to contribute.  But it's worth it since you can do alot of stuff there you normally can't do at other ranges.  Like shoot at 600 yards, rapid fire, shoot from holsters, etc.

Just to add on the military ranges at puuloa and schofield, these are member run.  So you will have to volunteer to run the range, attend meetings, create targets, teach classes, help with the webpage, or some other way to contribute.  But it's worth it since you can do alot of stuff there you normally can't do at other ranges.  Like shoot at 600 yards, rapid fire, shoot from holsters, etc.

thanks zippz