Can i shoot hollow points at the range

Defense Ammunition Needing ammo for an active defense situation is a much rarer occurrence, and this type of ammunition tends to be more expensive.

Most defense ammunition is JHP, jacketed hollow point. Once the bullet reaches its target, it is designed to expand and cause more damage to the target while also slowing the movement of the bullet. Why the Difference? FMJ ammunition is easier to manufacture and the price is ideal when you plan on spending a lot of time target shooting.

Guns must remain in the shooting stall and not at the back wall. Do not transfer guns between shooting stalls. If sharing, people must move, not firearms.

Un-aimed and uncontrolled fire is strictly prohibited. This includes intentional or unintentional fire at non-target objects. Please report baffle strikes or risk losing range privileges.

Handgun caliber ammunition only, ft per sec max velocity. No lead or cast bullets may be fired, with the exception of 22 caliber rim-fire. If using a rental gun, range ammo must be used. Only one person may fire from the shooting stall at a time. You may share, but please take turns. Never cross the firing line!

All brass is the property of the range unless you specify that you are collecting your own brass. Brass that goes forward of the red line is ours, no exceptions.

Please push all brass forward under the bench with brooms provided, and dispose of all debris. No food or beverages allowed on the range..

When using the range entry, please close the first door before opening the second. This keeps range noise out of the lobby. Observe range employee instructions without hesitation.

They are here to insure your safety. Northwest Shooter Indoor Range has a basic policy that is the cornerstone of our safety guarantee to you and your family. No customer is allowed to handle a firearm, except when they are on the range and at their assigned shooting position.

You can also call to speak with a friendly expert. Frangibility If you are using steel targets, you will not want to use Hollow Point ammunition, as these carry a higher risk of shrapnel ricochet.

Recoil Repetitive fire can be tough on arms and shoulders—especially for those just learning how to handle their weapon. About the Business. Have a question? Ask the experts!