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Prairie Moon Ranch

San Antonio, Texas
Prairie Moon Ranch

Airgun policy unconfirmed — call ahead

This range hasn’t confirmed airgun acceptance to us directly. Their inclusion is based on state-law inference: the state framework permits airguns at this type of venue, but the venue itself hasn’t published a specific airgun policy. Always confirm by phone before traveling. Indoor ranges in particular may decline airguns for insurance or backstop reasons.

About this range Weak evidence

Prairie Moon Ranch is a shooting facility in San Antonio, TX, with a shotgun focus. The website does not call out airguns specifically, but TX's state framework — EXPLICITLY airgun-positive — TX Local Gov Code groups "firearms or air guns" — makes airgun acceptance reasonable to expect under standard range rules; phone canvass recommended to confirm before the trip.

Airgun policy at this range STATE-LEVEL TIER A: EXPLICITLY airgun-positive — TX Local Gov Code groups "firearms or air guns". Airgun status not explicitly confirmed at venue level — phone canvass recommended.
Disciplines

What gets shot here

Shotgun

Venue type

About the venue

Shooting range

Texas state policy · NOT specific to this range
Tier A

Restrictive — confirm rules carefully

EXPLICITLY airgun-positive — TX Local Gov Code groups "firearms or air guns"

Evidence Texas Local Government Code 229.001 statutorily groups "firearms or air guns" throughout, including discharge regulations and sport-shooting-range rules. TPWD authorizes airguns for big game hunting since 2018 (.30+ caliber, 215 ft-lbs minimum). Private TX ranges (Texas Gun Club) explicitly permit "Air Guns/Rifles."

State-level restrictions Standard range rules; TPWD-managed range hours and access vary by site.

This describes Texas state-level airgun law. Rules at this specific range may be stricter — always confirm with the range directly before traveling.

Last verified 2026-05-11
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Important

Always call ahead.

Range policies change — sometimes mid-season. Indoor lanes update caliber rules, clubs revise membership requirements, and public ranges suspend airgun access without warning. Confirm current policy by phone or website before you make the trip.