Are you worried about the safety of indoor ranges or woman shooters? I don't mean to sound sexist, but I can't tell what you are asking.
If it's indoor ranges, I've shot at several with no real concerns. The only bad experience was at a really ghetto one and the bullet from a 38 special ricocheted off the backstop back at us right past my head (no goggles, I was young and stupid) and hit a dude standing behind me in the stomach. I turn around and he was obviously scared to look because he thought he'd been shot, but the bullet only had enough force to scratch him. When we told the owner the look on his face said he realized how close of a call it had been for him as well as us.
Next time we went back, the backstop had been modified.
As long as it's a modern range, I wouldn't hesitate. I've since had several sessions in other indoor ranges with no issues.
If you are worried about a female shooting group, I'd go with her the first time and be sure their safety is up to par, then not worry about it. I'd do the same if it was a group of dudes.
If it's indoor ranges, I've shot at several with no real concerns. The only bad experience was at a really ghetto one and the bullet from a 38 special ricocheted off the backstop back at us right past my head (no goggles, I was young and stupid) and hit a dude standing behind me in the stomach. I turn around and he was obviously scared to look because he thought he'd been shot, but the bullet only had enough force to scratch him. When we told the owner the look on his face said he realized how close of a call it had been for him as well as us.
Next time we went back, the backstop had been modified.
As long as it's a modern range, I wouldn't hesitate. I've since had several sessions in other indoor ranges with no issues.
If you are worried about a female shooting group, I'd go with her the first time and be sure their safety is up to par, then not worry about it. I'd do the same if it was a group of dudes.