What is the minimum age to participate?

Minimum age is 12; minors must bring valid ID and meet onsite safety requirements.

How long is the experience?

The session is 30 minutes total and includes shooting the listed firearms.

Do I need prior shooting experience?

No prior experience is required; the package is suitable for beginners under staff supervision.

What forms of ID are accepted?

You must bring government-issued photo ID; bring originals—no photocopies accepted.

What happens if staff detect alcohol or cannabis?

Appointments are canceled and you will forfeit the opportunity for a refund or rebooking for the single shooter session.

Is there a group minimum or maximum?

You must have at least two people in your group to book—only one needs to be a paid participant; the second can be a spectator.

Brantford Range Experience: 5.11 Day Shooting Package at 18 Zatonski Ave | Shooting Range | Sports

On the south edge of Brantford, Ontario, at 18 Zatonski Ave. Brantford Ontario, a compact, high-adrenaline shooting package condenses a hands-on firearms sampler into a focused 30-minute session. The 5.11 Day Shooting Package gives shooters age 12 and up supervised access to four distinct platforms: 10 rounds through a SIG P320 Flux, 10 through a CZ P10F, three rounds from a Mossberg 590 shotgun, and a single, thunderous round from a Marlin 1895. That sequence moves from succinct striker-fire accuracy to pump-action rhythm and the long, resonant boom of a lever rifle, offering an immediate sense of how different actions and sight pictures feel in the hands. This is not a wilderness adventure; it’s a practical, urban-range experience for people who want to learn fast, practice skills, or simply feel the feedback of well-known modern and classic firearms. You must bring government-issued photo ID, complete a waiver, and attend the on-site safety briefing. Bookings require at least two people in the party — one shooter and an optional spectator satisfy the minimum. Staff enforce a strict zero-tolerance policy for alcohol and cannabis; detection leads to cancellation without refund. What makes the package a standout in Brantford’s outdoor recreation mix is the way it condenses instruction, gun time, and variety into a single brief session that works with busy travel schedules. It’s an efficient introduction for folks staying in town who want a controlled, instructor-led exposure to defensive pistols, a defensive shotgun, and a lever-action rifle — firearms you’ll encounter in both sporting and pragmatic contexts. The meeting point is convenient for city visitors and offers quick access back to nearby attractions after your session. Practical notes: closed-toe shoes and low-cut shirts are discouraged because spent brass can be hot; arrive a few minutes early to fill paperwork; younger participants must meet the minimum age requirement. Expect clear safety protocols and staff oversight; this is a range-first environment focused on secure handling and immediate feedback rather than long-form instruction. If you’re planning a short trip through southern Ontario and want a memorable, hands-on activity that’s both technical and visceral, this package delivers. It’s compact enough to pair with a morning at the Grand River or an afternoon exploring downtown Brantford, and it leaves you with a clearer sense of firearm platforms, recoil characteristics, and basic range etiquette. Whether you’re a curious visitor or a local looking to dial in fundamentals, the 5.11 Day Shooting Package is an efficient, structured way to get practical shooting time under professional supervision. Book a slot during weekdays for quieter bays, ask staff about basic marksmanship drills, and treat the session as a confident, safety-first step toward longer range visits and repeat visits to build skill.