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Experience authentic Old West action combined with precision handgun craftsmanship at the veteran-operated 368 HQ Experience in Florence, Texas. Race through the Lone Star Hideout Course and tour the Staccato factory for a unique adventure close to Austin.
Experience authentic Old West action combined with precision handgun craftsmanship at the veteran-operated 368 HQ Experience in Florence, Texas. Race through the Lone Star Hideout Course and tour the Staccato factory for a unique adventure close to Austin.
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Operated by Staccato 2011 · Florence, Texas
Located just outside Florence, Texas, the 368 HQ Experience offers an immersive dive into American firearms heritage mixed with hands-on action that appeals to shooting enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Operated by a veteran-owned Texas-based company, Staccato, this six-hour adventure combines dynamic shooting, precision handgun craftsmanship, and an Old West atmosphere at the uniquely authentic Staccato Ranch.
Florence lies within easy reach of Austin, attracting travelers looking to escape the city and connect with Texas’ rugged frontier spirit. The experience begins right at Staccato Ranch (1223 County Road 233), stepping back in time to the Lone Star Hideout Course. Here, participants race against the clock inside an old west setting designed to challenge shooting accuracy and tactical speed. The course simulates clearing hostile threats and rescuing hostages amid target arrays, offering an adrenaline-pumped taste of frontier justice.
Following the adrenaline rush, guests are treated to an exclusive behind-the-scenes factory tour. Staccato’s skilled team shows off their precision manufacturing process, crafting handguns that serve everyday citizens, law enforcement, and competitive shooters. This access to a working factory is rare; it makes this experience stand apart by connecting the art of firearm production with the practical engagement visitors just enjoyed.
Next comes the pistol experience on a state-of-the-art indoor range. Shooters get to handle each current Staccato model – including the much-lauded HD P4.5 – and put their skills to the test under expert supervision. This portion is designed not only as entertainment but also as a hands-on lesson in firearm mechanics and marksmanship.
The day wraps up with a casual social gathering and award presentation, rounding out a full agenda designed exclusively for 18-plus attendees who are members of the Staccato 368 family. Due to capacity, the event is intimate and community-focused, emphasizing quality interaction over quantity.
What makes this adventure unforgettable is its fusion of Texas heritage, precision craftsmanship, and purposeful fun. Florence might be a small town, but its role as home to this veteran-operated facility adds a dimension of pride and authenticity to your visit. Whether you’re a firearm aficionado or seeking an immersive western-themed day trip near Austin, the 368 HQ Experience provides a striking balance of education, thrills, and connection to American craftsmanship.
For those planning their visit, come prepared with weather-appropriate clothing, sun protection, and personal hearing and eye protection for the range. This experience welcomes all skill levels, reigniting a sense of adventure rooted firmly in Texan tradition and modern precision technology.
moderate.
6 hours.
Participants should be in good physical condition to navigate dynamic shooting challenges and standing at the range for extended periods.
No prior experience is necessary; safety briefings and expert instruction ensure all participants can enjoy the activities.
This experience is exclusive to confirmed members of Staccato 368 due to capacity limits.
Participants must be at least 18 years old.
Yes, there is a lunch break included during the event schedule.
The event continues rain or shine, so come prepared with appropriate rain gear.
Free parking is available at the venue, making arrival and departure convenient.
Florence is steeped in Texas frontier history, offering an authentic backdrop for western-themed adventures and a taste of the Old West spirit.
Staccato Ranch emphasizes ethical land use, maintaining the local environment through sustainable practices and minimal impact during events.
Staccato 2011 is a Florence, Texas-based experience provider that operates at Staccato Ranch, offering hands-on shooting and factory-tour events. The business presents two signature experiences: the 368 HQ Experience and the 368 HAVOC Experience. The 368 HQ Experience invites participants to dive into the Old West with the Lone Star Hideout Course, tour the precision handgun factory, and test skills at an onsite indoor range. The 368 HAVOC Experience focuses on tactical challenges, combining the Lone Star Hideout and the high-stakes Choke Point Station to push shooters through obstacle navigation, threat clearing, and rapid decision-making. Staccato 2011 structures each event to blend historical course design elements with modern firearms testing and factory insight. Events are staged at the ranch in Florence, Texas, providing a consistent location for both courses. The combination of a factory tour, controlled range time, and course-based scenarios gives participants exposure to manufacturing context, practical shooting drills, and scenario-driven problem solving. All published descriptions emphasize hands-on participation, safety in a controlled environment, and the opportunity to experience both craftsmanship and tactical shooting. Staccato 2011’s offerings are presented as clear, bookable experiences for individuals seeking immersive handgun-focused activities in central Texas. Prospective participants can expect the core components summarized in published trip information: the Lone Star Hideout Course, the Choke Point Station, an indoor range session, and a precision handgun factory tour. Booking information and availability are provided through published listings, and participants should review trip details, safety requirements, and scheduling before reserving a spot online in advance.
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