Point Blank is a chain.  This means that you'll have to go to the individual stores to see which ones are good and which ones are crap.  I tried to go to one once, but they were having a tournament and had rented out all the lanes.  No notice on the door.  People were coming in after us to shoot, so it was a popular place, but terrible at notifying people when they couldn't actually shoot.  So...call ahead, I guess.  We have another range we really like, so we drive about 45 minutes to shoot there rather than the 20 to Point Blank.    Do you know anyone who shoots?  They're going to be your best bet for getting started.  If not, then just call your closest range and let them know you're looking to learn how to shoot.  Several ranges have classes that teach you how to handle guns, safety first, and then how to improve marksmanship.  As long as you remember the three rules, you'll be better than half the people you see on the range:  finger off the trigger until you're going to shoot only point at something you're willing to shoot treat every weapon as if it's loaded  After the first time you squeeze a trigger, you'll be hooked.  Every time we pull up to the range and hear the pops inside, it feels like home.  Good luck, my fellow goat!