protection rental fees are modest, often available for under $3 each. Shooting ranges that cater to foreign tourists interested in shooting handguns may have special package deals for under $20 for instruction, assistance, and shooting. Larger caliber firearms and automatic weapons are available for tourists at some ranges as well. Fees for renting larger caliber firearms are only modestly more, but rental fees for automatic weapons can rise quickly, to hundreds of dollars, depending on the number of rounds fired. For those interested in more heavy use of the local shooting range, annual memberships are available at many indoor U.S. shooting ranges. Both individual and family memberships are often available. Typical costs vary but annual membership is usually available for around $200 per person, or slightly more for an entire family. Such plans typically have unlimited usage of the range, unlike the typical 1/2 hour or 1-, 2-, or 3-hour rental time slots when renting a shooting lane as an occasional shooter. For anyone shooting more than 8-10 times a year, annual membership is often cheaper than paying an hourly rate. For the more exotic outdoor sporting club private ranges, annual membership in the NRA is usually mandatory. It is worth noting that there are many unsupervised outdoor ranges on public land in the U.S. where shooting is free and unfettered. See also Shooting ranges in Norway Shooting ranges in Switzerland Shooting sports Gun politics in the United States Schützenverein References External links Health and Safety: Indoor Firing Ranges. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. https://www.epa.gov/lead/best-management-practices-lead-outdoor-shooting-ranges United States sl:Strelišče