I can personally vouch for the bullets "whizzing" by as no more than two years ago I was in that creek chasing the sandies. One bullet came down landing in the water no more than 5 feet from me. After that, never again will I go to that creek for sandies. That range does post no FMJ's but nobody does an ammo check to see what people are firing, obviously the berm isn't very effective or there are that many people who can not shoot their weapon at a 100 yard target without shooting over the top of it. I simply warn anyone who attempts to get into that creek when the sandies run in to stay away and find another spot. A fish isn't worth taking a bullet. Things may have been different years ago for that range, but in today's times, bullets are getting past that berm.

I think you spell that "cease" fire. But ya'll are right I've shot there and not had a problem with the ammo I shoot. It's just like all the people that bought houses around DFW and then complained about the airplanes. But at least there is a new law on the books that says you can't sue gun ranges.

I grew up in garland and shot my first rifle at that range. Me and my cousin used to stomp those bottoms quit a bit in the spring chasing sandbass up the rowlett creek right next to the range and never once did I hear a whiz of a bullet just the bangs of the actual guns. Agree with the previous poster people use that noise to hide their own shots. I actually did a little research myself and got on google earth and compared it to the range and the houses that claimed they were hit and there's just no way in my oppinion rickachet or not. IMO its the noise and all the development around there people are pushing there weight to get rid of something that was there long before them. But they knowingly purchased land or house with it there. When country turns into city the city wins it stinks!

They don't allow FMJ ammo.

I'm sure i'm in the minority when I say I actually like going to Gibson's in Mesquite. The son doesn't have a sparkling personality or really even gives a rat's arse if you are a customer or not but I like the fact that he doesn't put up with any crap and gets rid of the riff-raff right away. As long as you obey the house rules, there aren't any problems. Since I'm there to shoot and be safe and I'm not looking to be buddies with him, it works out great for me.