Black Arrow Ranch isn’t a public range.
It’s a mission. A retreat. A fire-tested brotherhood for men who live by a code.

We're building this ranch from the dirt up—land, ranges, cabins, and fire circles. The goal isn’t just to train—it’s to awaken, to strengthen, and to form a tribe of protectors in a soft, dying culture.

If you can’t join the Founders Circle yet, but believe in what we’re building—you can still help.

Every dollar goes directly to:

Land development and range construction

  • Building the Protector Cabins and Council Fire area

  • Equipment and safety systems

  • Launching free veteran and youth training days

3% Cover the Fee

Black Arrow Ranch is a mission-driven, privately owned project. Donations are not tax-deductible at this time and do not guarantee membership or access to the ranch. All contributions go directly toward development costs and building infrastructure to support future operations, training events, and community efforts. No refunds will be issued. This is for those who believe in the mission and want to help build something that lasts. Support is voluntary. Commitment is tribal.

“I’ve seen what brotherhood looks like overseas. And I’ve watched it disappear here at home. What Burt’s building with Black Arrow Ranch? It’s how we bring it back.”
— Travis H., USMC Vet

“I’m not ex-military. I don’t train every week. But I believe in strong men building strong communities—and I’d rather give to that than watch the world get softer. Supporting Black Arrow Ranch was a no-brainer.”
— Jason W., Virginia

Three men sitting around a campfire at night in a wooded area, with a cabin in the background.

“I gave $1000 because I’m tired of watching good men isolate and fade. This ranch isn’t a range—it’s a firepit for the men who still give a damn. I don’t want to just shoot. I want to belong. And this is where it starts.”
— Randy B., Founding Patron

A view from a covered shelter overlooking a shooting range with seven targets set up against a grassy hill.