Six core services, real prices posted below. Each one stands on its own, each one feeds into the same goal: a range that holds up when an inspector, a carrier, or a court looks at it. Jump to pricing ↓
The Surface Danger Zone is the area where a projectile could realistically end up given the weapon, caliber, elevation, and how the range is laid out. We map it using professional GIS software with real terrain data, not a sketch on graph paper.
Geo-referenced GIS files, printable SDZ overlays formatted for carrier or inspector submission, and a written analysis behind every line on the map. Start the request and we'll come back with scope and timeline within two business days.
A walk-through of your facility focused on what's actually happening on the ground. Berms, backstops, lateral containment, firing line setup, traffic flow, signage, line-of-sight, the works. Findings are documented with priority levels so your team knows what to fix first.
Berms and backstops are the difference between contained shooting and a problem on the next property. We evaluate existing infrastructure against the calibers and angles you actually shoot. For new construction or expansions, we review plans before you break ground.
Standard Operating Procedures written around your facility, not pulled from a generic template. Hot range and cold range protocols, caliber controls, RSO responsibilities, emergency response. Plain English, usable in the moment, defensible after the fact.
Annual or semi-annual reviews to catch infrastructure issues, document operational changes, and keep your safety program current. Especially valuable when you add calibers, change firing positions, or expand the facility.
For people building or running a private range on their own property. SDZ mapping for safe firing lane design. Useful for insurance, for documentation if a neighbor complaint comes up, and for peace of mind that you actually know where rounds end up.
Range Master, our free SDZ planning web app, lets you rough out Surface Danger Zone overlays on real terrain before you spend a dollar. When the layout is right, request the certified SDZ map and we turn it into documentation your carrier or inspector will accept.
Fixed-price deliverables, not hourly billing. Standard jobs have a published starting price. Bigger projects get scoped against what your permit, granting agency, or attorney needs, and you get the number in writing before any work starts.
A note on where this sits: the NRA's range evaluation program (around $750) is a genuinely useful facility walkthrough, and if you haven't had one, get one. What it is not is a ballistic study. No danger zone math, no terrain modeling, no geo-referenced map your county, carrier, or granting agency can act on. A certified SDZ study is the engineering deliverable that picks up where the walkthrough stops, priced against the project it protects, not the visit it takes.
Tell us about your facility. Within two business days you get a written rundown of your top risks, what your carrier or inspector would flag, and whether we're the right fit. If we're not, we say so.
Start the Free ReviewModel your own SDZs on real terrain, on your phone. Built for range officers, planners, and anyone laying out a firing lane. The planning tool; certified maps below are the legal-grade deliverable.
Get it on the App StoreOne range or firing lane, standard calibers. Geo-referenced GIS mapping of the full danger zone on your real terrain, scaled printable overlays, written analysis, signed by a certified range safety professional. Insurance-ready, permit-ready.
Start the 20-Minute IntakeMultiple firing ranges, mixed calibers, composite SDZ envelope for the whole facility. The package a commercial range, club complex, or training center takes into a permit renewal or insurance review.
Start the IntakeCounty and city ranges, special use permit packages, master plan exhibits, grant-funded builds. Priced as an engineering deliverable inside your project budget, written so your granting agency and zoning board can use it as-is. SDVOSB.
Permit GuideIndependent ballistic and SDZ analysis for errant-round claims, neighbor complaints, and range defense. Work product built for attorneys, scoped case by case.
Start the ConversationNow booking August projects. Every map is built personally by one certified analyst, so mapping slots each month are limited. Intakes are scoped in the order they arrive, and current rates hold for any intake submitted this quarter.
Starting prices cover standard scope; terrain complexity, caliber mix, and travel can move the number. You get the exact figure in writing before work begins. SOPs, berm and backstop reviews, and recurring monitoring are quoted with your review.
That's what the Free Range Review is for. Tell us about your facility and we'll come back with a written summary of what we'd actually recommend, what your insurance carrier would likely look for, and whether we're the right fit. Within two business days. No commitment.
If you would rather skip the full review form, drop a quick note here. Same response time, same private handling.