Apocalypse Sports
Apocalypse Sports' indoor range in Ponchatoula operates with no appointment requirements and no membership needed. Walk in with your ID, bring a friend if you want, and shoot. Kids aged 10 and up can participate as long as at least one shooter in the group is 21 or older. Two distinct bays—Louisiana...
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Apocalypse Sports' indoor range in Ponchatoula operates with no appointment requirements and no membership needed. Walk in with your ID, bring a friend if you want, and shoot. Kids aged 10 and up can participate as long as at least one shooter in the group is 21 or older.
Two distinct bays—Louisiana-themed and military-themed—both feature state-of-the-art programmable turning target systems. Each lane has a digital tablet letting you adjust target distance instantly. Range Safety Officers are on-site to help you select pre-programmed shooting scenarios that test your actual skills, not just accuracy at static distances.
The ventilation system is custom-designed, heated and air-conditioned, and pulls all particulates and gases downrange. This isn't an afterthought—it's built into the design from the ground up.
| Type | Details |
|---|---|
| Pistols | Multiple models available |
| Rifles | Full selection for rent |
| NFA Firearms | Suppressors and Class III items available |
- •Important: Personal ammo is prohibited when renting. If you rent a gun and decide to buy it, the rental fee gets credited toward your purchase.
- •One Person: Standard hourly rate
- •One Person + One Guest: Add $11 (guest must share your lane, only one guest per lane)
- •Military/Law Enforcement: Discounted rates available
- •Monday: Senior citizens
- •Tuesday: All ladies
- •Wednesday: Active military, veterans, first responders
- •Thursday: All college students with active ID
- •Friday: Zombie Night (4:30-7:30 PM) — Black lights, neon zombie targets
- •Basic — $39.99/mo or $439.89/year (gets one month free with yearly)
- •Unlimited range time
- •Monthly product discounts
- •Premium — $59.99/mo or $659.89/year (most popular, gets one month free with yearly)
- •Unlimited range time
- •Free pistol rentals
- •1 free guest per visit
- •2 free annual firearm transfers
- •10% off training
- •10% off NFA rentals
- •10% off Apocalypse Sports apparel
- •Monthly product discounts
- •Basic — $139.99/mo ($35/person) or $1,539.89/year
- •Unlimited range time for 4 people
- •Monthly product discounts
- •Premium — $219.99/mo ($55/person) or $2,419.89/year
- •Everything in Basic plus:
- •Free pistol rentals
- •1 free guest per visit
- •2 free annual firearm transfers
- •10% off training
- •10% off NFA rentals
- •10% off apparel
- •Corporate — $450/mo or $4,950/year
- •Unlimited range time
- •2 transferable passes (anyone can use them)
- •Free pistol rentals
- •1 free guest per visit
- •5 free annual firearm transfers
- •15% off training and group event training
- •15% off NFA rentals and group event rentals
- •10% off apparel
All monthly passes require a 12-month contract. After that, switch to month-to-month and cancel anytime. Yearly payments get one month free.
Apocalypse Sports is a licensed FFL accepting transfers of standard serialized firearms and NFA items. They partner with Silencer Shop and maintain an in-store kiosk for demographic information, fingerprinting services, and ATF eForm 4 processing—all at no additional charge and typically completed in a short visit.
Purchasing NFA items shouldn't require a PhD. They walk you through every step directly.
Premium pass holders get 10% off training. Corporate accounts get 15% off training and group event training.
Apocalypse Sports stocks pistols, rifles, and optics. If you're transferring a firearm from another dealer, they accept it. Premium range pass holders get 2 free transfers per year; corporate accounts get 5.
40147 W I-55 Service Rd, Ponchatoula, LA 70454
(985) 467-1747
Apocalypse Sports displays signage acknowledging the Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act (Pittman-Robertson Act of 1937). Excise tax revenue from firearms and ammunition sales funds wildlife conservation and shooting programs. Since 1937, over $25.5 billion has been distributed to state fish and game agencies. The program requires $8 million annually for Enhanced Hunter Education programs, including public range construction and operation—which is exactly what you're shooting at in Ponchatoula.