What is the minimum age to participate?

Minimum age is 13; minors must follow staff instructions and any guardian requirements.

Are firearms available to rent?

Yes — rental firearms are available on site for guests who do not bring their own.

How many people are in a typical group?

Group sizes are limited to maintain safety and pace; contact the facility for specific availability.

Who do I contact for private bookings?

For private group bookings contact (512)819-0656.

Unlimited HAVOC Hill Country Full Day: High-Octane Shooting in Florence, Texas

Q: Is ammunition included?

No — ammunition must be purchased at the Staccato Ranch Clubhouse prior to shooting.

Q: When does HAVOC Hill Country operate?

Public HAVOC sessions run Wednesday through Sunday; Monday and Tuesday are reserved for private events and operations.

On a bright morning in Florence, Texas, the Unlimited HAVOC Hill Country Full Day drops you into Staccato’s most intense shooting playground. Located in the rolling limestone outcrops of the central Texas Hill Country, this eight‑hour session combines structured competition with range discipline: timed stages, steel and reactive targets, scenario lanes, and a leaderboard that tracks time and accuracy. The venue sits on the Staccato Ranch Clubhouse property in Florence and operates as both a testing ground for performance pistols and a social hub for members and guests. Every HAVOC day begins with a full safety briefing by Staccato‑trained range staff. Expect course rules, target identification, scoring procedures, and emergency protocols before you handle a firearm. Courses are designed to challenge speed, precision, and decision making under pressure; stages change throughout the day so athletes and novices alike move from fundamentals to more complex drills. Ammunition is not included and must be purchased at the Staccato Ranch Clubhouse; rental firearms are available for visitors who do not bring their own. What sets HAVOC Hill Country apart is how high‑velocity shooting is staged inside genuine Hill Country terrain. Low live oaks, limestone ledges, and open sky shape wind and sight lines, making each stage feel alive and variable. The property is notable as the birthplace of the brand, and the facility’s course design reflects decades of competitive insight and local knowledge. Public sessions run Wednesday through Sunday; Monday and Tuesday are reserved for private events and facility operations. For private bookings or group requests call (512)819-0656. Practical details matter: minimum age is 13, group sizes are limited to maintain safety and pace, and closed‑toe shoes are required. The day lasts about eight hours, so bring layers for temperature swings, sun protection, and hydration. The Ranch Clubhouse supplies ammunition, targets, and scoring, which lets guests focus on shooting rather than logistics. Visitors from Austin, Georgetown, and other Hill Country towns find a professional alternative to informal back‑road ranges—complete with trained staff, scored competition, and clubhouse amenities that make a long day manageable. Whether you’re working on draw times, competitive transitions, or simply chasing a personal best, Unlimited HAVOC compresses high-intensity training into a single, structured day. It’s noisy, exacting, and addictive in a way that only a properly run range can be: part athletic challenge, part community event, and wholly rooted in the geography and ethos of central Texas. Plan to arrive early for gear checks and course orientation, and expect loud impulses and fast reflexes. Photography on the line is restricted; ask staff for safe vantage points. Bring ear and eye protection if you have them, or pick up rentals at the clubhouse. Expect to leave tired, focused, planning a return visit.

About Staccato 2011

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.