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First Range Day Confidence Checklist

What to know, wear, bring, and ask before your first range visit. Walk in confident. Walk out proud.

Know

Before you go

Pick a women-friendly gun range — call ahead and ask about beginner support.
Confirm rentals, ammunition, eye + ear protection, and instructor availability.
Bring a valid ID. Some gun ranges require a brief safety video on arrival.
Eat something. Hydrate. Don't go anxious and empty.

Wear

Dress for the gun range

Closed-toe shoes — no sandals, no open tops on shirts.
Higher neckline + sleeves; hot brass is a real thing.
Hair up and out of your face. Hat optional.
Pink Ranger energy — look like you belong, because you do.

Bring

Pack list

Eye protection (Z87+) and ear protection (electronic if possible).
Water and a snack.
Notebook or notes app — you'll want to remember what your instructor says.
A friend or your Goddess Network sister, if you can.

Ask

Questions for staff or instructor

What are the four universal firearms safety rules at this gun range?
What's the line / cease-fire protocol here?
Can I get a 1:1 intro before going to the line?
What's the policy on photos and recording?

After

Walk out proud

Wash hands and face before eating; lead hygiene matters.
Write down 1 win and 1 thing to work on.
Don't compare your day 1 to anyone's year 5.
Tell us how it went —

This checklist is general orientation only. Always follow the rules of the specific gun range and the directions of qualified instructors. See safety doctrine.