Orlando Gun Club is an indoor shooting range and firearms training facility in Central Florida offering public range access, classes, memberships, and shooting experience packages.
Orlando Gun Club is a Central Florida indoor shooting range that offers handgun and rifle lanes, firearms rentals, retail sales, and training classes for all experience levels. With fully air‑conditioned, state‑of‑the‑art ranges and locations in the Orlando area, the club caters to local shooters as well as tourists seeking a supervised shooting experience. Services include concealed weapons permit classes, introductory handgun courses, competitive shooting preparation, and a variety of membership options for frequent visitors. ([orlandogunclub.com](https://orlandogunclub.com/?utm_source=openai))
A charge from “Sq *ogc sport gosq.com fl” is very likely a Square-processed payment to Orlando Gun Club, where “OGC” is a widely used abbreviation for the club and “FL” matches its Florida location. This charge may come from lane fees, ammunition and target purchases, firearms rentals, pre‑paid shooting experience packages, membership dues, or training and permit classes booked online or in person. Some packages and classes must be pre‑paid through their website, which can result in charges appearing before the actual visit date. ([orlandogunclub.com](https://orlandogunclub.com/ogc-experience/?utm_source=openai))
If you have questions about this charge, first compare the transaction date and amount to any recent visits, online bookings, or memberships at Orlando Gun Club. Check your email for receipts or booking confirmations from orlandogunclub.com, as many reservations generate automatic confirmations. If something still doesn’t match, contact Orlando Gun Club directly using the phone number or contact form on their official site and provide the date, last four digits of your card, and the exact amount so staff can look up the transaction. If they cannot locate the charge and you still suspect fraud, you should then dispute the transaction with your card issuer, explaining that the descriptor includes a Square prefix and referring to any documentation you have.
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Why do I see a charge from Orlando Gun Club with a descriptor like “Sq *ogc sport gosq.com fl”?
Square (gosq.com) is a payment processor that Orlando Gun Club uses for some in‑person and online transactions. In this case, “Sq *” is the Square prefix, “ogc sport” refers to Orlando Gun Club (OGC) and its shooting sports services, and “fl” indicates Florida. If you recently visited the range, booked a shooting package, or signed up for a class or membership, this is likely that charge.
What types of purchases typically result in charges from Orlando Gun Club?
Common Orlando Gun Club charges include range time (lane fees), ammunition and targets, firearm rentals, pre‑booked shooting experience packages, training classes such as concealed weapons permit or handgun levels, and ongoing membership dues. All‑inclusive shooting packages and classes are often pre‑paid online, which can make the charge appear before the date of your visit. ([orlandogunclub.com](https://orlandogunclub.com/ogc-experience/?utm_source=openai))
How much do Orlando Gun Club shooting packages or visits usually cost?
Pricing varies widely based on what you purchase. All‑inclusive shooting packages are flat‑fee per person and can run into the low‑to‑mid hundreds of dollars depending on how many firearms are included, while a basic range visit with a lane fee, limited ammo, and targets is typically much less. Memberships are billed at fixed recurring rates, and classes such as handgun training or match‑prep courses are individually priced—often in the tens of dollars per class. Reviewing the current pricing on their “What You Need To Know” info sheet or events pages can help you match a specific amount. ([orlandogunclub.com](https://orlandogunclub.com/ogc-experience/?utm_source=openai))
Could this Orlando Gun Club charge be a pre‑authorization or hold rather than a final charge?
In most cases, Orlando Gun Club charges appear as finalized sales for packages, classes, or range use rather than separate authorization holds. However, depending on how Square processes the transaction, you might briefly see a pending amount before it posts. If a pending charge does not finalize or disappears within a few days, it was likely an authorization that was later released by your bank.
How do I verify what this specific Orlando Gun Club charge was for?
Start by checking your email for confirmations from orlandogunclub.com tied to the same date and amount—shooting packages, classes, and online bookings usually generate receipts. Next, review your personal calendar or messages for notes about visiting OGC around that time, especially if you were traveling in Orlando. If you still need clarity, call the club directly and provide the date, amount, and last four digits of the card so they can search their Square records for the exact transaction. ([orlandogunclub.com](https://orlandogunclub.com/?utm_source=openai))
How can I cancel or reschedule a shooting package, class, or membership at Orlando Gun Club to avoid future charges?
For classes or shooting packages booked online, review the confirmation email or the event description on orlandogunclub.com for the stated cancellation window and policy, then contact the club by phone or email before that deadline to change or cancel. For memberships, you generally need to contact the club directly and follow their membership agreement—this can include written notice or completing a cancellation form—to stop future recurring billing. Keep any written confirmation of cancellation for your records. ([orlandogunclub.com](https://orlandogunclub.com/ogc-experience/?utm_source=openai))
How do I request a refund or dispute an incorrect Orlando Gun Club charge?
Contact Orlando Gun Club first, either by phone or through the contact details on their website, and provide the transaction date, amount, and the name on the card. Explain whether the issue involves duplicate billing, a no‑show fee, or a package you believe was cancelled. If the club confirms an error, they can issue a refund through Square, which will appear as a credit on your card statement. If they cannot find the transaction or disagree with your claim and you still believe it’s unauthorized, you should then open a dispute with your card issuer, providing any emails or receipts that support your case.
Can someone else’s visit to Orlando Gun Club result in a charge on my card?
This would only occur if your physical card or card number was used to pay for that visit—for example, if a friend or family member you authorized used your card at the range, or if your card details were compromised. If no one you know used your card at Orlando Gun Club and you were not in the Orlando area when the charge occurred, treat the transaction as potentially fraudulent and immediately report it to your bank or card issuer so they can investigate and, if appropriate, reverse the charge and reissue your card.