Outdoor Shooting Range in North Texas — Tactical Bays, 150-Yard Rifle, Holster Draw

The Outdoor Shooting Range North Texas Shooters Drive To

Ten private tactical bays and a 150-yard rifle bay on 11 acres in Trenton, TX — 25 minutes north of McKinney, 45 from Dallas. Holster draw, movement, rapid fire, and steel in every bay. RFID access for members; day passes Monday–Friday and weekend afternoons.

An Outdoor Gun Range Lets You Train. An Indoor Lane Lets You Stand Still.

Most of DFW's shooting ranges are indoor lanes: a bench, a target carrier, a rules card that starts with "no drawing from the holster." That's fine for zeroing a red dot. It is not where skill gets built.

Rooftop is an outdoor shooting range built for the work an indoor lane forbids. In every one of our ten tactical bays you can draw from the holster, move between positions, shoot rapid strings, transition between targets, and run steel — the same reps competitive shooters, law enforcement, and armed professionals put in before a match or a qualification. You're not sharing a firing line, and you're not waiting for a cease-fire to go set a target. The bay is yours.

Read the full list of what's permitted (and the caliber restrictions) on our range rules page.

Ten Tactical Bays. One 150-Yard Rifle Bay. Eleven Acres.

Ten 40-Yard Tactical Bays

Each bay is a walled, private training space stocked with paper target stands, steel targets, moveable barricades, VTAC walls, barrels, tank traps, and a PRS barricade. Build a stage, isolate a skill, or run a department drill without asking anyone for permission.

150-Yard Rifle Bay

Carbine, practical rifle, and intermediate marksmanship out to 150 yards — the distance most outdoor ranges near Dallas don't offer. Rifle bay access is reserved for members who have passed the rifle bay qualification.

Autonomous RFID Access

Members enter with an RFID keycard and run their own session. No range officer standing behind you, no shared line, no cease-fire cadence. It's a trust-based model, and it's why the shooters who train here keep coming back. Every feature, bay by bay: Range Features.

Built for Shooters Who Already Know Why They're Here

Competitive shooters preparing for PCSL pistol, rifle, and 2-Gun. Rooftop is the home of PCSL in North Texas — monthly matches run on these same bays.
Law enforcement. Departments and agencies across DFW use Rooftop for qualification shoots, SWAT and tactical-unit training, K9 work, and full-facility rental. See the law enforcement page.
Outside instructors who need a real outdoor bay — steel, barricades, holster work — to run their own classes. See bay rentals.
Serious armed citizens who want to train the way the professionals above train, and who are past the point of an indoor lane.

If you're looking for a first-time experience, a rental counter, or a birthday-party range, Rooftop isn't built for that — and we say so on purpose.

Open to Non-Members Weekdays. Members Get the Weekend Mornings.

Day passes — $50. Non-members can shoot Monday through Friday during regular hours and after 1 PM on Saturday and Sunday. No membership required, no waiting list. All non-members demonstrate safe loading, press-checking, and unloading before shooting. Get a day pass →

Membership — from $89/mo. Six tiers, RFID keycard access every day the range is open, priority over day-pass shooters, weekend mornings members-only, 20% off training and merchandise, discounted PCSL match fees, and no initiation or cancellation fees. Rifle bay access after qualification. Compare memberships →

Active first responders and military receive 15% off admission and membership. Rooftop caps membership so members can train when they arrive. This is not a high-volume range by design.

An Outdoor Shooting Range Within Reach of All of North Texas

442 County Road 4455, Trenton, TX 75490 — just off TX-121.

McKinney — about 25 minutes
Sherman and Denison — about 25–30 minutes
Allen, Frisco, Plano, Celina, Prosper — about 30–45 minutes
Greenville, Bonham, Van Alstyne — about 25–35 minutes
Dallas — about 45 minutes

That's a weeknight session, not a weekend commitment. Most of our members are in the north Dallas suburbs and Grayson, Collin, and Fannin counties and shoot here more than once a week. Map and directions →

Train Here, Then Compete Here

Rooftop Shooting Academy runs its courses on these bays. Andy Dang (USPSA Master) teaches the Performance Pistol series and the Intro to Competition Shooting clinic; Jenn Tang (USPSA/IPSC competitor, multiple High Lady titles) teaches the women's pistol and concealed-carry series. Private instruction with either is available. See all classes →

Outdoor Shooting Range FAQ

Is Rooftop an outdoor or indoor shooting range?

Outdoor. All ten tactical bays and the 150-yard rifle bay are open-air, walled bays on 11 acres in Trenton, TX.

Can I draw from a holster and shoot on the move?

Yes. Holster draw, movement between positions, rapid fire, target transitions, and steel are permitted in every tactical bay. See the range rules for caliber restrictions and steel-target distances.

Do I need a membership to shoot at this outdoor gun range?

No. Day passes ($50) are available Monday–Friday during regular hours and after 1 PM on weekends. Weekend mornings are members-only.

How far is Rooftop from Dallas and McKinney?

About 25 minutes north of McKinney and 45 minutes from Dallas, just off TX-121 in Trenton.

Is there a rifle range?

Yes — a dedicated 150-yard rifle bay, available to members who have passed the rifle bay qualification.

Do you host competitions?

Yes. Rooftop hosts monthly PCSL (Practical Competition Shooting League) matches — pistol, concealment, rifle, and 2-Gun formats. Registration is on PractiScore.

Can a law enforcement agency or an instructor rent the range?

Yes. Individual bays or the full facility can be rented by departments, agencies, and outside instructors. See the law enforcement and bay rental pages.