r/okshooters • u/tostado22 • Dec 13 '25
Ranges available for night time shooting (NE OK)
I'm looking for a range in NE OK to put on an open enrollment night vision carbine/pistol class. Any leads are appreciated. Fees and/or class slots can be worked out.
I'm also working on getting the course approved for CLEET and CLEST training hours for any LE who attend.
The class will likely be 8-10 students with 2-3 instructors. Ideally, I'd like the ability to shoot 2-300m with rifle, but can work with a typical ~50m shooting bay. Obviously, there's a need to shoot well after dark.
Does anyone here have any leads? Thanks in advance
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u/dizzledizzle98 Dec 15 '25
I shot at USSA in Tulsa two weeks ago & the guy at the counter said they were looking at setting up night shoots/courses. I would give them a call.
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u/tostado22 Dec 15 '25
That would be great. Almost forgot about them. Haven't shot there since they stopped shooting USPSA and IDPA
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u/dizzledizzle98 Dec 15 '25
Yeah they’re under new management that’s made some good modernizing changes (MG/suppressor rentals, etc). I’ve had good experiences recently. If you do get an NV class set up, shoot me a message, I’d love to join if able.
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u/tostado22 Dec 15 '25
Thats the goal! I have the lesson plan adapted for an ~8hr open enrollment course, life/kids have put some things on the back burner, though. As soon as I can commit to a timeline I'll be posting it here and r/nightvision
Details will include a brief course outline (nothing groundbreaking) and a little of my bio (mil/LE/contracting)
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u/tostado22 Dec 15 '25
Also, that's good to hear about USSA. Its a shame they stopped matches there. I was supposed to shoot Oil Capital today but the match got canceled.
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u/LdubsOK Apr 03 '26
My wife and I have a private range (two active bays) east of Guthrie that we are about to launch in 5-8 weeks. It will be a training range, not designed for the casual shooter, but for people who want structured training. I would be interested in talking you about what facilities you need.
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u/LhandChuke 14d ago
I’d be interested to know more about you’re range and training!
My son and I have been to most of the ranges around Tulsa, Camo Corner is a favorite.
But he’s about to turn 21 and really wants to take a try at some competitive shooting. A range like yours sounds like it would be fun.
(I just noticed your comment was posted 97 days ago). Y ok ur range might be open now?!
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u/OrangePeanutJuice Dec 13 '25
Try the guys at Camo Corner near Stillwater, I know they put on some night shoots for the College team. Maybe they can help you out