Well if you just go to shoot at the range they would only charge you extra if you shoot auto (or bump stock). They don't care if you shoot rifle or pistol....lane prices are the same. The only difference is if you get a membership to the range that they break it down via pistol, rifle, and auto. Since I have a rifle membership, I get a charge if I go auto. If I had a pistol membership, I would get charged if I brought a rifle.

The hit charge is if you hit the range equipment. In the old days that would mean hitting the line. These days it's on a rail system with a deflector above the target and much fancier. So when you sign in they have you sign a paper saying if you hit the system with a rifle round, it's 30 dollars. With a pistol round its 15. I think it just protects them in case their system gets damaged. I personally haven't seen anyone actually hit the system.

The range is in Chalfont, PA and called Target World (Target World Inc. – Public Firearms Sales and Indoor Gun Range)