Twenty-plus years of service shouldn’t end with hunting for a range that takes retired-officer qualifications seriously. We make it simple: qualifications typically run Saturdays at 4 p.m. at GRITR Shooting Sports in North Richland Hills, and they’re free. We just ask that you tip your instructor. Email ahead, show up with your paperwork, shoot your qual, get your sign-off — done for the year.
The people running your line are career law-enforcement and military professionals, which means two things: your qualification is administered correctly, and nobody on that range needs an explanation of why it matters. Bring your TCOLE Retired Firearms Identification Card paperwork (a PDF from TCOLE), your sidearm and 50 rounds, hearing and eye protection, and your credentials. The range charges its own fee, about $25, which you pay GRITR when you arrive.
No online checkout on this one, by design. Email info@gostrapped.com to confirm the Saturday you’ll be qualifying, or to request a different date, and your annual requirement becomes the easiest thing on your calendar.