2A Places Directory

Indoor range and gun store with 12 25-yard lanes rated for pistols and rifles up to .308, in a heated and cooled space with HEPA-filtered air. Members and non-members welcome: $17 per half hour or $21 per hour per lane, gun rentals $15 per half hour. On-site gunsmith, CCW and other classes, memberships and private bay rentals. Store hours Mon-Fri 10am-8pm, Sat 9am-6pm, Sun noon-5pm.

Indoor pistol and rifle range open seven days a week, 10am-6pm. Any pistol caliber is allowed; rifles limited to .223/5.56 and .300 BLK; 12-gauge shotguns with 00 buckshot only. Range fee $20 per person, $15 per person on a shared lane (three maximum) and for military, veterans and law enforcement. Memberships, rentals, lessons, competitions and gun cleaning are offered.

Indoor shooting range and gun shop now at a new location in the Galleria Shopping Center (Lake Arrowhead Rd at North Kings Hwy / US 17), with 10 climate-controlled lanes at 25 yards. Workshops and classes. Open Mon-Sat 9am-8pm, Sun 10am-6pm.

Shotgun sports club near downtown Abilene, a West Texas tradition since 1958, with two sporting clays courses, two skeet fields, three trap fields, five-stand and FITASC, plus a clubhouse and event hosting. Non-members can buy a $20 day pass plus $0.54 per target; annual memberships available. Open Thu-Sat 10am and Sun 1pm until 5pm or 6pm depending on season.

Abilene's only indoor gun range, family owned since 2005 and expanded in 2013 to a 10,000 sq ft facility: a 25-yard, 5-bay pistol and shotgun range and a 25-yard, 5-bay rifle range. Large selection of firearms for sale, rentals and classes; discounts for military, LEO and first responders. Open 10am-7pm, 7 days a week.

Free Forest Service range on Ouachita National Forest about 7 miles north of Mena via Highway 71, Highway 270 and Forest Roads 808 and 750. Sunup to sundown. No restrooms or water. Regulations posted at the range.

Large gun store with a 17-lane, 25-yard indoor range. Handgun or long-gun lane $18 for the first shooter, $18 per additional shooter (three per lane). Rentals: handguns $10, long guns $15, machine guns $125 (21+). Annual unlimited-shooting memberships from $349.99. Open Monday-Saturday 10am-8pm; closed Sunday.

Retail gun store with an indoor 6-position, 25-yard range that accepts rifles and pistols up to .300 Win Mag and .375 H&H. Non-members pay $25 per visit with no time limit, $15 per additional person on the same lane; gun rentals $15. Steel-cased and steel-core ammo prohibited. CCW and firearms classes, gunsmithing and memberships. Open Mon-Fri 11am-7pm, Sat 10am-6pm, Sun noon-6pm.

20,000 sq ft facility open to the public with 12 climate-controlled indoor lanes at 25 yards, down-range cameras and a 180-degree tactical area, plus gun sales with try-before-you-buy, training, memberships and a member lounge. Open Tue-Sat 10am-6pm, Sun 11am-5pm; range closes an hour before closing.

Alamo Range indoor shooting range with weapon rentals from $15, training classes and an armory. Walk-ins are always welcome; members can reserve lanes online. All pistol calibers and rifles up to .308 Winchester are allowed. Memberships and FFL transfers. Hours listed: Tue-Sat 10am-6pm, Sun 10am-4pm.

Alamo Range indoor shooting range with weapon rentals from $15, training classes and an armory. Walk-ins are always welcome; members can reserve lanes online. All pistol calibers and rifles up to .308 Winchester are allowed. Memberships and FFL transfers. Hours listed: Tue-Sat 10am-6pm, Sun 11am-5pm.

Gun range with 11 lanes: 6 rifle lanes at about 20 yards and 5 pistol lanes at 15 yards. Florida concealed weapons class every Wednesday at 6pm. Open Mon-Fri 10am-8pm, Sat 10am-6pm; closed Sunday.

DNR range in Algonac State Park with outdoor archery, a hand trap range and an outdoor 10-yard handgun range. Accessible parking, four accessible 10-yard stations and six accessible trap stations, and accessible rustic restrooms at the range.

Veteran-owned gun shop, indoor range and training center with 14 temperature-controlled bays out to 20 yards; $18 per hour for the first shooter. Full-time gunsmiths, classes and range memberships. Open daily 10am-8pm.

Outdoor shooting range and full-line gun store open since 1968. 30-, 50- and 100-yard rifle ranges, more than 60 pistol lanes (3 to 15 yards), a reactive steel range for non-magnum handguns, a license-to-carry training bay, and skeet, trap, five stand and sporting clays. $19.99 range pass covers rifle and handgun ranges. Open daily 9am-6pm.

Firearms store and 20-lane indoor gun range open to the public, with more than 3,000 new and used guns in stock. Range lanes $20 per hour (two people maximum), rental firearms $12.95 or $39.95 unlimited, targets $0.99. Annual memberships from $299.95 include free shooting, lane reservations and private classroom access. 5% discount for law enforcement, first responders, military and veterans.

Sighting-in range on Amelia WMA run by Virginia DWR: Six covered bench stations with targets at 25-100 yards for rifles, muzzleloaders and shotgun patterning. Pistols and .50-caliber centerfire rifles prohibited. Separate clay-bird shotgun range (bring your own thrower and targets). Open Sep 1-Mar 31, closed Mondays except holidays. No fee; visitors 17+ need a VA hunting/fishing/trapping license, boat registration or Access Permit.

Indoor range and gun shop open to the public with 12 temperature-controlled lanes. Lane rental $25 per hour, $20 per hour for each additional shooter. Memberships and rental packages, including full-auto and suppressed firearm packages, are offered.

Public shooting facility run by American Shooting Centers on 563 acres of George Bush Park, a Harris County park in west Houston. Range-officer-supervised rifle range (50 to 300 yards; 400-600 yards after qualifying at 300) and pistol range, trap, skeet, 5-stand, sporting clays and a .22 LR steel-target area (25 to 200 yards). Non-members pay a daily range fee; memberships are optional. Closed Monday and Tuesday. All shooters must complete a waiver.

Staffed MDC range on Bois D'Arc Conservation Area with a rifle/pistol range (targets 7-100 yd), trap, skeet and 5-stand, shotgun patterning, and static and 3-D archery. Fees: $5/hour per rifle/pistol booth, $5 per round of 25 clays, $5/hour patterning; cash or check only. Closed Monday and Tuesday; last check-in 30 minutes before closing.

Unstaffed MDC shooting range on Angeline Conservation Area with a rifle/pistol range (targets at 50, 100, 200 yd) and an informal shotgun/patterning area. Open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset unless posted. Paper targets on the provided holders only; no tracer, armor-piercing or explosive ammo; no alcohol. Groups over 10 need a special use permit.

Unsupervised FWC range in the Apalachicola National Forest on Forest Road 305 off Springhill Road. 10-position 100-yard rifle range and 10-position 50-yard small-bore rifle/handgun range; shotguns prohibited except slugs. Free. Open daily sunrise to sunset; closed Monday and Friday until noon and the fourth Saturday of each month until 2 p.m. Target frames and vault toilets provided.

Air-conditioned indoor shooting range with 21 lanes in three bays: a 15-yard pistol bay and two 25-yard bays for rifles, machine guns and tactical shooting. PILOT computerized target carriers with moving targets. Firearm rentals, classes, an on-site armorer/gunsmith and NFA purchases and transfers; memberships offered. Open Mon-Fri 10am-9pm, Sat 9am-9pm, Sun 9am-8pm.

San Antonio's largest outdoor gun range and a full gun store. Pistol range with 23 steel-divided bays, rifle range, a 100/200/300-yard precision range with camera system ($23.95, 1.5-hour limit), shotgun clay fields ($10 per 25 clays) and an archery range. General range fee $14.99 per shooter. Rentals, training, gunsmithing and FFL transfers. Open Mon-Fri 10am-7pm, Sat 9am-7pm, Sun 10am-7pm; shotgun and archery close at sunset.

Shooting range in San Francisquito Canyon on Angeles National Forest, Santa Clara/Mojave Rivers Ranger District. The Forest Service lists it as one of the forest's two authorized public shooting ranges.

Gun and pawn shop with a shooting range of 5 pistol lanes and 5 rifle lanes at 25 and 50 yards, plus firearms training. Range memberships are sold.

Unstaffed MDC shooting range on Apple Creek Conservation Area with a rifle/pistol range (targets at 25, 50, 100, 200, 275 yd), a trap/skeet range, an informal shotgun/patterning area and archery. Open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset unless posted. Paper targets on the provided holders only; no tracer, armor-piercing or explosive ammo; no alcohol. Groups over 10 need a special use permit. Closed Tuesday for maintenance.

USFS range off Appletree Shooting Road (FS 6152) just east of US 27. Two large sheltered benches with target holders at 25, 50 and 100 yards; long-rifle loading supports at each bench. Parking, vault toilet. Open year-round, day use. Daniel Boone NF pass required ($5/day, $7/3 days, $50/yr). Paper or retail targets only; no clay or exploding targets.

Public shotgun complex run by the City of Jacksonville with the Arkansas Game and Fish Foundation: 14 trap fields with three skeet overlays and a 3D archery range. No rifle or pistol shooting. Sun and Wed-Sat 10am-7pm (9am-5pm fall/winter); closed Mon-Tue. $7 per round for Jacksonville residents, $8 non-residents, $5 YSS teams.

NJ Fish & Wildlife shotgun range (lead-free fine shot only, no buckshot or slugs) and archery range on Assunpink WMA. A valid NJ hunting license is required for at least one member of the party. Open 8 a.m. to sunset.

Indoor shooting range and gun store on the Katy Freeway with a 26-lane range, open to the public daily (walk-ins welcome, lane reservations available). Range fee $18 per person per hour on weekdays and $20 on weekends. Offers firearm and full-auto rentals, gunsmithing, License to Carry and skill classes, and memberships.

Climate-controlled 25-yard indoor range with electronic target retrieval, approved for handguns, rifles and shotguns, with a wide selection of rental firearms. $22 per person per visit; $18 for military, law enforcement, first responders, nurses and educators; firearm rental $10. Monthly memberships from $24.99. Open Monday-Saturday 9am-9pm, Sunday noon-6pm.

Village of Athens park range about 3 miles from Athens at 405 Corlad Road (formerly Iron Bridge Road), with 100-, 50- and 25-yard and 25-foot rifle and pistol ranges plus archery. Shoot from under the shelter at paper targets fixed to the snow fence; no clay or exploding targets, no alcohol. Open Apr-Sep Mon-Sat 9am-7pm, Sun noon-7pm; Oct-Mar Mon-Sat 9am-4:30pm, Sun noon-4:30pm. Not maintained in winter.

Unstaffed MDC shooting range on Atlanta Conservation Area with a rifle/pistol range. Open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset unless posted. Paper targets on the provided holders only; no tracer, armor-piercing or explosive ammo; no alcohol. Groups over 10 need a special use permit.

Shooting range with 10 lanes at 25 yards and 4 lanes at 40 yards. $22.50 for one shooter, $12.50 for each additional shooter, up to three per lane; ladies' day Mondays and seniors' day Wednesdays at $12.50. Handgun, long-gun and machine-gun rentals, including a .50 BMG Barrett. Open Mon-Thu 10am-6pm, Fri-Sat 10am-7pm, Sun 11am-5pm.

Atlantic County firearms training facility at 175 Betsy Scull Road with seven ranges and two classrooms. Primarily a law enforcement facility, it is open to public shooters on Saturdays and Sundays. Membership is required, and members must first complete an entry-level safety class (FAST handgun or First Steps Rifle). Training courses, rimfire and steel plate matches are offered.

100-yard rifle range with 4 covered benches, 30-yard pistol range with 4 covered benches, shotgun/trap range, archery range with tower, ADA access and parking. 11 miles north of Atoka on US-69, then 0.8 mile east on Wesley Road. Hours sunrise to 30 min after sunset. Oklahoma hunting or combination license required unless exempt. Managed by Oklahoma Dept. of Wildlife Conservation.

Indiana DNR public shooting range at Atterbury Fish & Wildlife Area. Range types: rifle, handgun, shotgun, trap, skeet, archery. Fees: rifle/pistol $9/hr per lane first shooter, $5 each additional (3 max); shotgun $8 per 25 clays. Hours: Wed-Sun 11am-5pm, last check-in 4pm. Ranges often close in winter for weather; call ahead.

Staffed MDC range with a 100-yd baffled rifle/pistol range (20 covered stations, targets 25-100 yd), a 50-yd baffled range (15 stations, 7-50 yd), 5 trap/skeet overlay fields, 2 shotgun patterning ranges and a static archery range. $5/hour rifle/pistol, $5 per round of trap or skeet, $5/hour patterning; cash or check only. Closed Monday, Tuesday and state holidays; hours vary by season.

Forest Service designated shooting area on the Pawnee National Grassland near Weld County Roads 96 and 63, about 19 miles from Ault. 30 lanes with 26 benches and shade structures: 100-yard rifle lanes (targets at 50 and 100 yards), 50-yard handgun/rifle lanes and 25-yard handgun lanes. Open daily dawn to dusk. No shotguns or clay pigeons; no trash service, pack out trash.

Public shooting range in Bald Mountain Recreation Area, operated for the DNR by Michigan Shooting Centers. Outdoor rifle and pistol ranges with positions at 25, 50 and 100 yards, three sporting clays courses and enclosed 5-stand fields. A Recreation Passport is required for entry. Hours and pricing are set by the operator (mishoot.com).

Free BLM long-range rifle site about 2.5 miles west of Lake Pleasant via Castle Hot Springs Road. Five lanes with fixed 24-inch steel targets at 100, 200, 300, 400 and 500 yards. Rifles only, .50 caliber or less; no own targets; no steel-core, AP, incendiary or tracer. 7am to sunset; closed Wednesdays. No water or toilets. Max 25 people.

Staffed Iowa DNR outdoor range: 7 handgun lanes, 13 rifle lanes at 25, 50 and 100 yards, 5 manual clay target throwers and an archery range. Steel targets available for .22 rimfire, handguns and rifles. $12/hour individual, $18/hour family, $8 per round of shotgun; annual memberships also valid at Butch Olofson. Mon and Fri-Sun 10am-5pm (to 4pm Nov-Feb).

ADCNR range about 5 miles south of Comer off Highway 49, 1 mile north of the Barbour County Public Fishing Lake. Separate 25-yard pistol and 100-yard rifle ranges divided by a berm, plus a shotgun clay pad. Wheelchair accessible. Open daylight hours only. No range fee listed; residents 16-64 need an Alabama hunting, heritage, fishing or WMA license, nonresidents 16+ a WMA or nonresident hunting license.

DNR-staffed range in Barry State Game Area. Rifle/pistol range (rifles, muzzleloaders, handguns, slugs) with stations at 10, 25, 50, 100 and 200 yards, and a five-station hand trap range (bring thrower and clays). Paper bull's-eye or game targets only; no human silhouettes or metal targets. .50 BMG and larger prohibited. Hours 10am-5pm, days vary by season. All-accessible.

Rifle range and pistol range on the Basalt State Wildlife Area (Lake Christine unit), managed by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Shooting hours: March 15-Oct. 14, 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Mon., Tue., Thu., Fri. and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat.-Sun.; Oct. 15-March 14, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. on those days. Closed Wednesdays. A Colorado hunting or fishing license or SWA pass is required for visitors 16 and older. From Basalt, 0.5 mile west on Two Rivers Rd. to Homestead Dr., then north to the access road.

USFS range on the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests off SR 609 and Forest Road 1312, north of SR 39. Five covered-bench lanes at 50 and 100 yards for rifles and pistols; shotguns at stationary paper targets only. No skeet, moving targets or automatic weapons. Free (donations accepted), sunrise to sunset, year-round.

Supervised public range established by Bay County in 2014, with FWC and NRA as partners. 6-position 300-yard and 16-position 100-yard rifle ranges, 10-position 50-yard rifle/handgun range, 19-position handgun range (5, 8, 18 yards), automated 18-station sporting clays, 5-stand and 3D archery. Rifle/handgun $15 plus tax per day (+$5 for the 300-yard range). Open Mon, Thu, Fri 9-5 and Sat-Sun 8-5.

Free public range (the Art Davis range) on a CPW State Wildlife Area, run by the Bayfield Lions Club. Covered rifle/pistol line with 6 rifle benches and 2 pistol positions, target backers at 15-100 yards; covered shotgun range (bring your own thrower and clays); archery range. No hunting/fishing license or SWA pass required. Open 9 a.m.-8 p.m. April 1-Oct. 31 and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Nov. 1-30; closed Dec. 1-March 31. Generally unsupervised.

Family-owned sporting clays facility, established in 2006 on an active farm, with two sporting clays courses, a 5-stand, a trap field and a regulation skeet field. Non-member prices: sporting clays $0.40 per target; 5-stand, trap or skeet $10 per round. Individual membership $150. Cash or check only.

Free Forest Service range on Ouachita National Forest west of Royal: Highway 270, County Road 98, then Forest Road 98A. Sunrise to sunset; closed Tuesdays for cleaning and maintenance. No restrooms, water or picnic tables. Clean up targets and brass.

BLM-managed shooting area near Beatty (about 250 acres) with a designated firing line, berms, buffer distances and benches, used for firearms, sport shooting and archery. Not regularly maintained. Managed by the BLM Tonopah Field Office.

Sumter National Forest range on the Long Cane Ranger District for pistols and rifles, with right, left and accessible benches and 25-yard and 100-yard backstops. $5 per person per day or $50 annual range pass, paid through recreation.gov. Open year round sunrise to sunset; closed Wednesdays 8-10 a.m. for maintenance.

Georgia DNR 100-yard covered range on Beaverdam WMA, about 1 mile past the WMA check station off Oconee Church Road (north of Dublin). Tue-Sat 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun 1-6 p.m. (or sunset if earlier); closed Monday and on Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Users need a Georgia hunting or fishing license or Lands Pass and the free Range Safety Video Certification; green-tip/armor-piercing ammo not allowed.

100-yard rifle range with 4 covered benches, a trap range, ADA access and parking. From Beaver: US-270 north 3.4 mi, west on Beaver Rd 8 mi, south on N1310 Rd. Hours sunrise to 30 min after sunset. Oklahoma hunting or combination license required unless exempt. Managed by Oklahoma Dept. of Wildlife Conservation.

WVDNR public shooting range on Beech Fork Lake WMA, on County Route 17 behind the WMA maintenance building on Millers Fork, about five miles south of Huntington. Outdoor range with a 100-yard maximum backstop and 6 covered benches, including a bench for shooters with disabilities. WMA owned by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Unsupervised SCDNR rifle and pistol range on Belfast WMA, 100 yards maximum. Open Wed-Sat daylight hours and Sun 2 p.m. until dark. May close during drawn deer and turkey hunts; dates posted at the range or call the closure line 803-360-1097. Bring your own paper targets; eye and ear protection required.

Arizona Game and Fish Department facility on 1,650 acres at I-17 and Carefree Highway (SR 74) in north Phoenix, among the largest publicly operated shooting facilities in the U.S. Main rifle/pistol range with 67 covered tables and target bases at 5-100 yards (some to 200), rifle-only 300-yard and Frank DeSomma ranges, a Clay Target Center with trap, skeet, 5-stand and sporting clays, and archery ranges. Closed Mondays; weekdays first come, first served, weekends by reservation. Per-shooter fees.

Sporting clays range opened in 2016 with a 14-station course (3 machines and 2 menus per station) and a 7-station easier course. NSCA and FSCA member hosting registered, fun and charity shoots; memberships offered. Open Wed-Sun 8am-4pm; be on the course before 3pm.

Climate-controlled indoor gun range with dedicated precision benchrest stations (calibers up to .338 Lapua). Single lane $23, rifle and pistol combo $27; handgun, long gun and NFA rentals; memberships from $40/month. Sells firearms and suppressors and offers classes. Open Mon-Thu 11am-8pm, Fri-Sun 10am-8pm.

Gun and pawn shop half a mile west of I-95 with a cool, well-ventilated 18-lane indoor gun range charged at a flat fee rather than by the hour. Current (temporary) shop and range hours: Tue-Sat 10am-7pm, Sun 12pm-6pm; closed Monday.

Rifle, pistol and trap range on San Bernardino National Forest at North Shore and Division, Big Bear City, listed by the Forest Service as open to the public. Saturdays and Sundays 10am-4pm. No restrooms or water.

Volunteer-run nonprofit rifle and pistol range on Utah DWR land west of Heber City, at the end of Big Hollow Road. Open to the public at no charge; no club membership needed. Open only when a volunteer safety officer is on shift: Wednesday 4-7 pm in summer (1-4 pm winter), Saturday 8 am-4 pm in summer (9 am-4 pm winter), Sunday 10 am-2 pm; Tuesday and Thursday are reserved for law enforcement. Groups can reserve with two weeks' notice.

Des Moines County Conservation range complex with 25, 50 and 100 yard ranges and a 300-meter range. Users must pass a certification course and buy a membership ($45/year per household, $750 lifetime); no walk-in day use. Paper targets only; clay throwers allowed on the 50-yard range.

Georgia DNR 100-yard range on Big Lazer Creek WMA, 2.2 miles up Bunkham Road from Po Biddy Road east of Talbotton. Tue-Sat 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun 1-6 p.m. (or sunset if earlier); closed Monday and on Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Users need a Georgia hunting or fishing license or Lands Pass and the free Range Safety Video Certification; green-tip/armor-piercing ammo not allowed.

WVDNR public shooting range on Big Ugly WMA, on Delta Route 11 above the office. Outdoor range with a 100-yard maximum backstop and no benches. The WMA is leased by WVDNR from the Forestland Group. WVDNR GIS lists sunrise to sunset hours.

Independent, family-owned outdoor store since 1946 with a gun shop and an air-conditioned indoor pistol range. Range hours Mon-Fri 10am-5:30pm, Sat 9:30am-5:30pm, Sun 10am-4:30pm.

Gun club established in 1980 with a 16-position covered range and berms at 25, 50, 75, 100, 150, 200 and 300 yards, with wooden and cement benches. Family memberships ($150 to join, $125 renewal) by application; after a safety class members get the gate combination and can shoot 24/7.

Free U.S. Forest Service range on the De Soto Ranger District, De Soto National Forest, with a large backstop, targets at 25, 50 and 100 yards and a shooting bench. Open sunrise to sunset, seven days a week. Paper targets only, furnished by the shooter; no alcohol; remove all trash. No restroom or potable water.

Black Hawk County Conservation firearm ranges at 25, 50, 100 and 200 yards, a clay target area (shotguns only) and an archery range in Black Hawk Park, north of the boat ramp. Benches and shooting stations provided; cardboard targets only, sold near the ranger's residence at the park entrance. Open year round, 9am to 7pm or sunset, whichever comes first; closed during flooding. No fee listed in the Iowa DNR atlas.

Sporting clays venue on 100+ acres about an hour north of Orlando, off Turnpike exit 296, with 4 fully automated courses, electric golf carts and an elevated 5-stand. Open to the public and members first come, first served; no reservation needed. Ammunition for sale; lead shot only.

NJ Fish & Wildlife shotgun range (fine shot only, no buckshot or slugs) and archery range on Black River WMA. From the third Saturday in May through Labor Day weekend the shotgun range is open 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Monday-Friday only; the rest of the year 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. A valid NJ hunting license is required for at least one member of the party.

USFS range on the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests, 3 miles west of Blacksburg off SR 621 (Craig Creek Road). 18-lane covered-bench rifle/pistol range for stationary paper targets up to 100 meters, plus a single-position trap range for clay targets (bring your own; archery also allowed there). Free, sunrise to sunset, year-round. Vault toilets, no water.

Idaho Fish and Game-owned public range run day to day by the EE-DA-HOW Long Rifle & Pistol Club. Main range: 36 benches, targets 5 to 200 yards, rifles and pistols; separate 500-meter range. $10 adults, $5 under 18, $8 military/veterans per range. Thu-Sun 8am-6pm Jun-Oct, Fri-Sun 10am-5pm Nov-May. No steel-core, tracer or armor-piercing ammo; no exploding targets.

Outdoor shooting facility open to the public with rifle and pistol ranges, skeet and trap fields and a sporting clays course; no reservations needed for most ranges. Offers handgun, rifle and shotgun lessons, License to Carry, leagues, memberships, sight-ins and event packages. Open daily 9am-6pm.

Rifle and pistol range near Blanding on BLM land (Monticello Field Office right-of-way); DWR lists San Juan County as owner. One 100-plus-yard range with a designated firing line and two short-range/pistol areas without firing lines.

Westchester County Parks shooting complex at Blue Mountain Reservation: multiple-range pistol facility, high-power rifle range with 100, 200 and 300-yard targets, small-bore rifle range, trap and skeet area with four combination fields, and archery. User fees apply; county park pass not required. NYS pistol permit required for the pistol range; no children under 12. Open Thursday-Sunday.

WVDNR public shooting range on Bluestone WMA, on County Route 33/2 at Indian Mills. Outdoor range with a 100-yard maximum backstop and 6 covered benches, including a bench for shooters with disabilities. Open daily sunrise to sunset. Land owned by WVDNR and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

LDWF range on Bodcau WMA with LDWF-certified Range Safety Officers on site. 100- and 200-yard rifle range, 25-yard pistol range and 50-yard rimfire range with target frames and paper targets provided; covered 5-stand shotgun range (non-toxic shot only). Open Fri-Sun 7:30 AM-4:30 PM, closed state holidays. Free with WMA access permit and self-clearing permit; 5-stand $5 per 25 targets, or bring your own clays free.

Boggy Head Rifle Range

Jamestown, SC

The Francis Marion National Forest offers two range facilities for still target shooting: Boggy Head and Twin Ponds. The ranges were designed with firearm enthusiasts in mind and can accomodate pistols, rifles or shotguns. Please remember to bring your own paper targets. Keep the rifle range free of litter. Only stationary paper or manufactured targets mounted on self-provided stands or holders. Using bottles, cans, pumpkins, watermelons etc. or other

Howard County Conservation Board range for the general public, 2 miles north of Highway 9 on Saint Ave near Cresco, with a 200-yard range and one trap field. Users must first sign an Authorized User Agreement and carry an Authorized User Card. One shooter at a time on the firing line; paper or cardboard targets only. Shooting hours 9am to one hour before sunset. No fee per the Iowa DNR atlas.

Public range run by a volunteer nonprofit in cooperation with the Wisconsin DNR (DNR-owned per DNR map), on Nebish Lake Road east of the DNR Trout Lake Forestry HQ. Rifle shelter with 25, 50, 100, 200 and 300-yard ranges, a separate pistol range, 3 trap fields, 2 skeet fields and a five-stand. Rifle/pistol open sunrise to sunset (close 11:30 a.m. Sun and Wed); trap and skeet Sun and Wed noon-3 p.m., $6 per round for non-members.

Rifle and pistol range near Bouse on BLM land leased to La Paz County (R&PP). BLM lists restrooms, shade structures, benches and trash containers.

Free BLM site west of the city of Maricopa via SR 238 and Rio Bravo/Hidden Valley Road. Pistol bays at 50 and 100 yards with fixed steel, rifle bays at 100, 200 and 300 yards, and a shotgun skeet/sporting clay area (birdshot only). 7am to sunset; closed Wednesdays. Vault toilets. Max 90 people. No exploding targets.

Public range that is part of the Dunn County Park system, open free during posted hours when a certified range supervisor is present. 24 rifle stations with targets to nearly 190 yards, 10 pistol stations at 6, 18 and 26 yards, archery and a dual trap field.

Family-operated public range in northeast San Antonio, no reservations: covered rifle stations at 50 and 100 yards, covered pistol stations at 7 and 15 yards, a concealed handgun practice range and two shotgun ranges. Rifle and pistol $5 per gun plus $6 per target frame; cash only. Bore sighting and scope mounting. No tactical-style range, steel core or tracer ammo. Open Mon 9am-5pm, Thu-Fri 12pm-5pm, Sat-Sun 9am-5pm; closed Tue-Wed.

Outdoor shooting facility open to the public with three automated 14-station sporting clays courses and two automated 5-stands, plus pistol and rifle ranges. Memberships give unlimited pistol and rifle range access. Open Wed-Sun 9am-5pm.

Outdoor shooting facility with pistol bays, a rifle range and sporting clays. Non-members pay $12 per hour on the pistol or rifle range (check in at the clubhouse; steel targets available on the pistol bays). Sporting clays: 50-bird course $26, 100-bird courses $44. Annual memberships $175 single or $225 family.

Public rifle and pistol range on BLM land near Bridgeport, leased to Mono County (R&PP) and run as the Bridgeport Gun Club. BLM lists rifles, pistols and shotgun sports. Hours are restricted during deer migration periods in spring and fall.

Indiana DNR public shooting range at Brookville Lake. Range types: rifle, handgun, shotgun. Fees: $2 per person, cash or check. Hours: 8:30am-3:30pm on set days that vary by season (April weekends only). Ranges often close in winter for weather; call ahead.

Brown County Parks sight-in range at the Reforestation Camp. 10 lanes with targets at 25, 50 and 100 yards; handguns, shotguns, rifles, crossbows and bows welcome. $7 per person or per gun/bow. Fall only: weekends late September-October and daily November 1-19, 8 a.m.-3:45 p.m. (2026).

Firearm range on Brule Bottom Game Production Area north of Chamberlain. Three shooting benches with targets at 100, 200 and 300 yards and a dirt berm safe for pistol, shotgun and rifle. Access: Hwy 50 north about 3 miles, 242nd St/344th Ave, north 2 miles, west on 240th St, then north on the GPA designated trail to the range.

Two free Iowa DNR ranges at Brushy Creek State Recreation Area east of Lehigh. The south range (1/2 mile north of County Road D-46) is for pistols, rifles, muzzleloaders and shotgun slugs or patterning, with targets out to 100 yards. The north range off Taylor Ave is clay targets only, with a manual thrower. Open daily sunrise to sunset; bring your own targets.

Free Forest Service range on Ouachita National Forest west of Waldron via a county road and Forest Road 837. Covered shooting benches and a skeet thrower; handicap accessible. Sunup to sundown. No restrooms or water.

Gun store and indoor range near Conroe and Montgomery, formerly Shooter's Station, with an indoor pistol range and a 100-yard indoor rifle range. Offers License to Carry, hunter education and private instruction, gunsmithing and gun cleaning, and memberships. Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm, Sun 11am-6pm.

Cherokee National Forest range off TN 107, 3 miles south of the Greene/Cocke county line, with four targets at 25, 50, 100 and 150 yards; bring your own targets and clips. Sunrise to sunset. $2 per vehicle per day. No restrooms or water.

Free Forest Service range on Ouachita National Forest south of Booneville via Highway 23, Highway 116 and Forest Roads 19 and 141. Six shooting benches. Sunup to sundown. No restrooms or water. Regulations posted at the range.

Uintah County range (Uintah Basin Shooting Complex) at Buckskin Hills Recreation Complex, 4721 East Diamond Mountain Highway, Vernal, on land patented from BLM. Free and open to the public year round, 7 am to dusk. Long distance range up to a mile, 1,500-yard competition range, 200-yard bays, 360-degree pistol bays, 100-yard range, cowboy action range and sporting clays. Exploding targets, steel-core and tracer ammunition are prohibited.

Gun shop with three indoor ranges: a 10-lane commercial range, a 5-lane club range and a 15-lane tactical range used for competitions, events and law enforcement. Online lane reservations, over 250 rental firearms, range memberships, Kentucky concealed carry and other training classes. Open Mon-Fri 9am-7pm, Sat 9am-6pm; closed Sun.

Large gun showroom with a 23,000 sq ft climate-controlled indoor range: 25 lanes with Fusion Targets and a viewing area. Over 250 rental firearms, online lane booking, range memberships, training classes and private instruction. Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm, Sun 10am-6pm.

Georgia DNR range on Bullard Creek WMA with 100-yard and 25-yard ranges, off County Road 185 north of Hazlehurst; an archery range is also on the WMA. Tue-Sat 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun 1-6 p.m. (or sunset if earlier); closed Monday and on Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Users need a Georgia hunting or fishing license or Lands Pass and the free Range Safety Video Certification; green-tip/armor-piercing ammo not allowed.

Indoor shooting range, gun store and training facility with 15- and 25-yard lanes and a 100-yard rifle sight-in range with acoustic shot location (6x+ optic required; open Fri-Sun, currently down for construction). $25 per hour, $15 for a second shooter; memberships and gunsmithing. Open Mon 12pm-6pm, Tue-Wed 10am-6pm, Thu-Fri 10am-7pm, Sat 9am-6pm, Sun 12pm-5pm.

Walk-in gun range, no reservations: a $14 daily range fee covers the pistol line and the 50- and 100-yard rifle lines with no time limit ($5 range ID card); private bays $24.01 per person. Firearm maintenance, light repair and sight-ins from $25; FFL and NFA transfers; memberships. Open Mon-Fri 10am-8pm, Sat-Sun 8am-8pm.

Outdoor range and gun and ammo shop with a pistol range out to 70 yards with movable targets, a rifle range with targets at 50, 100, 200 and 300 yards, a skeet range, and members-only steel ranges. Non-member fee $25; annual memberships available. Open Thu-Mon 9am-5pm; closed Tuesday and Wednesday.

Family-owned indoor gun range and gun store in Plano with 18 handgun lanes and 2 rifle lanes. Non-member all-day range pass $18.99 per lane for one person; memberships available. Sells new, used and consignment firearms; handgun, rifle and machine gun rentals; License to Carry and other classes; transfers. Store open daily 9am-7pm.

Jacksonville gun store and indoor range in business for nearly 50 years, with 25-yard lanes for handguns and rifles. Pistol lane $17, rifle $25; gun rentals, beginner and other classes, and memberships. Range open Wed-Sat 10am-7pm, Sun 10am-6pm; closed Mon-Tue. Last call for new shooters one hour before closing.

Family-friendly indoor range and gun shop in downtown Lawrenceville with 11 lanes for pistol and rifle calibers and electronic target carriers. Range fee $15 per person, $10 for law enforcement and military; handgun and rifle rentals $10. Range hours Monday-Friday 10am-8pm, Saturday 9am-8pm, Sunday noon-6pm. Memberships offered.

Public outdoor shooting range, first come first served: 22 pistol lanes with manual retrieval at 8, 15, 20 and 25 yards, rifle lanes at 25, 50, 100 and 150 yards, seated aimed-fire lanes and archery stands. Day pass $20; annual pass $275. Summer hours (May-Oct) Wed-Sat 8am-4pm, Sun 10am-4pm; winter hours (Nov-Apr) Tue-Sat 8am-4pm, Sun 10am-4pm.

Western-themed gun shop with an outdoor shooting range open during business hours. Sells firearms, ammo, holsters and hunting supplies; gunsmithing, online CCW classes with a range session (2 hours of range time valued at $26 included), $20 FFL and $65 NFA transfers. Open Mon-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 10am-4pm; closed Sun.

Baldwin County's first sporting clays course (2006), about 45 minutes from Mobile or Fairhope, with about two miles of trails. Shotguns only (12 gauge to .410). Membership is not required: prospective members can shoot by appointment. Members get daily access 9am to sunset, primitive camping and cart trails.

Unstaffed MDC shooting range on Busiek State Forest and Wildlife Area with a rifle/pistol range (targets at 25, 50, 100 yd). Open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset unless posted. Paper targets on the provided holders only; no tracer, armor-piercing or explosive ammo; no alcohol. Groups over 10 need a special use permit. Closed Monday for maintenance.

Staffed Iowa DNR range about 5 miles northwest of Polk City. Rifle/handgun range with 12 bays at 30 yards, 11 at 50 yards and 11 at 100 yards; shotgun range with trap, skeet and five-stand (seasonal); static and 3D archery; 50-person classroom. $12/hour individual, $18/hour family, $8 per round of shotgun. Thu-Sun 10am-5pm (to 4pm Nov-Feb).

CPW shooting range on the Hot Sulphur Springs State Wildlife Area, 4 miles west of Hot Sulphur Springs on U.S. 40 (mile marker 198), north of the highway. Centerfire rifle range with targets at 25, 100 and 200 yards (wheelchair access at 25 and 100), .22 rifle range, shotgun and handgun ranges, and archery bales. No membership fee; a Colorado hunting or fishing license or SWA pass is required. Open sunrise to sunset, May 1-Dec. 31; closed in winter for big game.

C2 Tactical indoor shooting range with pistol and rifle lanes, open to members and non-members. Non-members can book a lane in advance; lane fee $35 per person per hour (rifle lanes take rifle, pistol or shotgun). Gun rentals from $10, shooting and simulator packages, private lessons and memberships. Open Monday-Saturday 9am-7pm, Sunday 9am-6pm.

C2 Tactical indoor shooting range with pistol and rifle lanes, open to members and non-members. Non-members can book a lane in advance; lane fee $35 per person per hour (rifle lanes take rifle, pistol or shotgun). Gun rentals from $10, shooting and simulator packages, private lessons and memberships. Open Monday-Saturday 9am-7pm, Sunday 9am-6pm.

Utah DWR-owned public range at 2851 W 200 N, west of Logan. Outdoor: 5- to 50-foot pistol (17 lanes), 25/50-yard (15 lanes), 100/200/300-yard (14 lanes), trap, skeet, 5-stand, sporting clays, outdoor archery to 90 m; also an indoor .22 and archery range. Adult day pass $6, youth $3. Wed-Thu 2-7 p.m., Fri 12-7, Sat 9-5; closed Sun-Tue.

Staffed ADCNR range about 10 minutes southwest of Helena. Rifle range with 25, 50 and 100-yard positions and a shotgun clay range. Check in with Range Officers. Wed-Sun 8am-4pm (Oct-Mar), 8am-6pm (Apr-Sep); closed Mon/Tue and holidays. No range fee listed; residents 16-64 need an Alabama hunting, heritage, fishing or WMA license, nonresidents 16+ a WMA or nonresident hunting license.

Public shooting and archery complex owned and run by Colorado Parks and Wildlife at I-70 exit 45 east of Grand Junction. Seven public firearm bays, sporting clays courses, 5-stand (Saturdays), a reservation-only long range precision course, an archery bay and 3D archery courses. Day pass for the public bays $12 adult, $3 youth. Public bays open daily 7 a.m.-7 p.m. March 15-Oct. 14 and 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Oct. 15-March 14. Range office sells targets, ammunition and eye/ear protection.

Unstaffed MDC shooting range on Caney Mountain Conservation Area with a rifle/pistol range (targets at 25, 50, 100 yd) and archery. Open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset unless posted. Paper targets on the provided holders only; no tracer, armor-piercing or explosive ammo; no alcohol. Groups over 10 need a special use permit.

200-yard rifle range and 100-yard rifle range with 4 covered benches each, 50-yard pistol range with 4 covered benches, archery tower/range, shotgun/trap range, ADA access. From Hwy 58 in Longdale, west on E0610 1.5 mi, south on Thunder Road 0.75 mi. Hours sunrise to 30 min after sunset. Oklahoma hunting or combination license required unless exempt. Managed by Oklahoma Dept. of Wildlife Conservation.

Shotgun sports facility in Austin since 1980 with a Hill Country sporting clays course, trap, skeet and 5-stand, tournaments and private events. No reservation needed for individuals or groups under 25; non-members pay $0.63 per sporting clays target or $13.75 per round of trap or skeet. No gun rentals: bring your own shotgun (26-inch or longer barrels, shot sizes 7.5-9, no steel shot). Open Wed-Sun 9am-7pm.

234-acre gun club outside Aiken with trap and skeet fields, a 5-stand, and pistol and rifle ranges, welcoming members and guests (all check in at the clubhouse). Non-members pay per round on the clays fields and $25 per day on the ranges. Open Sun-Fri noon-7pm and Sat 10am-7pm (closing 6pm in standard time); closed Wednesday.

Carroll County Shooting Sports Park, 680 McAdoo Cemetery Lane, Huntingdon; a TWRA partner range (not owned or operated by TWRA). Sporting clays, trap, skeet and a pistol range. County flyer hours: Wed-Fri 2 p.m.-dusk, Sat 10 a.m.-dusk, Sun 2 p.m.-dusk; closed Mon-Tue.

Carson City Parks range open to the public year-round on a drop-in, first-come basis. Long range to 300 yards with 20 covered tables and 20 uncovered positions; pistol range to 50 yards with 20 covered positions; four 50-yard shooting bays, the only place shotguns are allowed. Drop-in fee $5 Nevada residents, $10 non-residents, paid by card at the on-site kiosk; annual passes available. Open Tuesday-Sunday, closed Mondays.

Gun store with covered outdoor rifle and pistol ranges, open 7 days a week 9am-7pm, rain or shine. Handgun ranges at 7 and 20 yards, rifle ranges at 50 and 100 yards, plus 5 skeet and 2 trap fields. Daily fee, no time limit: rifles $13, handguns $15, tactical $17; trap and skeet $13 per round. No rapid fire.

Gun shop with a state-certified, climate-controlled indoor range: 14 lanes with electronic target carriers, handguns and rifles at up to 25 yards. Range use is by annual membership sold at the counter (VIP $125-$150, family $200-$225, guests $10); rental handguns $10 and long guns $20 plus ammo. Tennessee handgun permit class $65. Open Mon-Sat 11am-7pm, Sun noon-5pm.

Clay target center open to the public year-round with no membership required. Thirteen fields with voice releases and card readers for single, wobble and doubles trap, American skeet and five stand; about $10 per round, tax included. Rental gear and shells available; clubhouse and RV sites on the grounds. Hosts registered trap and skeet events.

Unstaffed MDC shooting range on Castor River Conservation Area with a rifle/pistol range (targets at 25, 50, 100 yd). Open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset unless posted. Paper targets on the provided holders only; no tracer, armor-piercing or explosive ammo; no alcohol. Groups over 10 need a special use permit. Closed Tuesday for maintenance.

Indoor shooting range with more than 11 lanes and adjustable target distances up to 75 feet. Non-members can reserve lanes; pistol or rifle lane $30 per person per hour, non-member guests $20 per shooter (two per lane). Gun rentals from $10, with a try-before-you-buy credit. Arizona CCW permit classes and private lessons. Open Monday-Saturday 9am-7pm, Sunday 9am-5pm.

TWRA range at the Catoosa WMA Genesis checking station, 10318 Genesis Road, Crossville (about 8 miles north of I-40 exit 320). Open daily in daylight except during deer archery and turkey hunts. Adults 16+ need a Tier 1 range permit or hunting-fishing combo license (none sold at the range).

Family-owned 800-acre outdoor shooting complex built for PRS and long-range shooting. Ten pistol bays and two 100-yard multipurpose ranges are open to the public at $50 for all day, any number of guns; the 500- and 1,100-yard ranges require membership. .30 caliber maximum. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays. Hosts USPSA and steel challenge matches.

Supervised FWC range on Babcock/Webb Wildlife Management Area, reached from the Tuckers Grade Road exit off I-75. 5-position 100/200-yard rifle range, 10-position 25/50/100-yard rifle range, 12-position small-bore rifle/handgun range to 50 yards and 3 self-throw shotgun pads. WMA permit or $3/person ($6/vehicle) entry fee. Open Thu-Mon 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; closed Tue-Wed.

Sumter National Forest range on the Andrew Pickens Ranger District with targets at 25, 50, 75 and 100 yards and five shooting tables, three under a shelter. No fee. Open Thu-Sun 8 a.m. to sunset; closed Mon-Wed. Accessible to disabled visitors.

Shooting range on Cedar Creek WMA (Oconee National Forest), a partnership of the U.S. Forest Service and Georgia DNR, 1.4 miles down Bradley Road off Highway 212: 10 shooting stations with targets to 100 yards for rifles and pistols. Georgia hunting or fishing license or Lands Pass and the free Range Safety Video Certification required. Single-shot and semi-auto only; shotguns for patterning only; no green-tip/armor-piercing ammo; no alcohol.

Private, members-only club range about 14 miles east of Montgomery near Shorter, with 14 pistol bays, 100- and 300-yard rifle ranges, falling plate and rimfire steel bays, an archery range and an air-conditioned clubhouse. Memberships are available ($100 initiation plus prorated dues) and all events and matches are open to the public.

Club range in southeast Orange County near Moss Park and Lake Nona with 25- and 50-meter pistol ranges, 100- and 300-meter rifle ranges, shotgun and archery ranges, and 10 action bays. General range use is for members and their guests; non-members can shoot in matches. Membership is open through orientation.

Sighting-in range on C. F. Phelps WMA run by Virginia DWR: Six covered bench stations with targets at 25-100 yards for rifles, muzzleloaders and shotgun patterning. Pistols and .50-caliber centerfire rifles prohibited. Clay targets prohibited. Open Sep 1-Mar 31, closed Mondays except holidays. No fee; visitors 17+ need a VA hunting/fishing/trapping license, boat registration or Access Permit.

CPW State Wildlife Area range on U.S. 285 at mile marker 137 between Salida and Buena Vista, next to the Chaffee County landfill. Rifle range with 8 covered benches, target stands at 25, 50, 100 and 200 yards and metal silhouettes out to 400+ yards; covered shotgun range with two bird throwers; covered pistol range to 25+ yards; small-bore rifle stands; archery range. Open daily sunrise to sunset. A Colorado hunting or fishing license or SWA pass is required for visitors 16 and older.

TWRA shooting and archery range on Cheatham WMA, 1137 Headquarters Rd, Ashland City. Open daily 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Adults 16+ need a Tier 1 range permit or valid hunting license (no permits sold at range). No alcohol; field points only for archery; fully automatic firearms prohibited.

Rifle range with 100- and 200-yard targets and 4 covered benches, 25-yard pistol range with 4 covered benches, a trap range, ADA access and parking. From Tahlequah, US-62W south 5.1 mi, then south on S 460 Rd 2 mi to the WMA entrance; continue on S Burnt Cabin Rd and keep right on S 4460 Rd. Hours sunrise to 30 min after sunset. Oklahoma hunting or combination license required unless exempt. Managed by Oklahoma Dept. of Wildlife Conservation.

Sporting clays resort with two wooded courses, a 5-stand with more than 60 Promatic traps and Georgia's first regulation Helice ring. Clay targets $0.62 each, Helice birds $3 each; cart rental $40, gun rental $30, shotgun ammunition sold. Covered pavilions for events. Regular hours Wednesday-Sunday 9am-6pm; check the calendar for course closures. Memberships offered.

100-yard Forest Service range on Johns Mountain WMA (Chattahoochee National Forest), with Georgia DNR: covered shooting benches for rifles and handguns, targets at 25, 50 and 100 yards, accessible benches. $5 per person per day or $25 annual permit; pay with the Recreation.gov app before shooting. Mon-Sat 9 a.m. to sunset; closed Sunday. Paper targets only; shotguns for patterning only; no green-tip/armor-piercing ammo.

Sighting-in range on Chickahominy WMA run by Virginia DWR: Ten covered bench stations with targets at 25-100 yards for rifles, muzzleloaders and shotgun patterning. Pistols and .50-caliber centerfire rifles prohibited. Also a covered stand-up shotgun patterning area. Clay targets prohibited. Open Sep 1-Mar 31, closed Mondays except holidays. No fee; visitors 17+ need a VA hunting/fishing/trapping license, boat registration or Access Permit.

WVDNR public shooting range on Chief Cornstalk WMA, on County Route 40 (Cornstalk Road) off U.S. 35 near Beech Hill; follow WMA signs. Outdoor range with a 200-yard maximum backstop and 8 covered benches, including a bench for shooters with disabilities. WVDNR GIS lists sunrise to sunset hours.

WVDNR public shooting range on Chief Logan WMA, off U.S. 119 at the Chief Logan Lodge exit, about 1.5 miles up a gravel road. Outdoor range with 10 positions and targets at 25, 50 and 100 yards, including a bench for shooters with disabilities. Built with a 2009 NRA grant as a free, unmanned range. WVDNR GIS lists sunrise to sunset hours.

Chief Paduke Gun Club's skeet and trap range on West Kentucky WMA, on KY 358 half a mile east of the WMA office; KDFWR lists it as an affiliated range. Shotgun only (skeet and trap, no metallic cartridges). Open to the public Saturday and Sunday 12:30-3:00. Non-members $6 per round; members $4.50 ($25/year membership).

Member-owned outdoor shooting range. The public is invited to trap shooting on the 2nd and 4th Sundays from 2pm and on Thursday evenings from 4pm to 10pm, and to the NRA metallic silhouette match on the 2nd Sunday. Members and accompanied guests ($10/day) may shoot daily from 9am to sunset. FFL transfers for members and non-members.

Free BLM site 0.4 miles north of SR 74 on Christian Church Camp Road. Rifle and pistol at fixed steel targets on 50, 100 and 200-yard lanes; no shotguns; no own targets; .50 caliber or less. Vault toilet, shelters. 7am to sunset; closed Wednesdays. Max 50 people.

Full-service indoor shooting range, gun store and training center two miles from downtown Greenville, with range fees, monthly memberships and passes, and NFA items. Range and store open Mon-Fri 10am-8pm, Sat 10am-6pm, Sun 12pm-6pm.

Clark County Parks & Recreation public shooting complex. Rifle-Pistol Center with 30 shooting points to 50 yards, 15 to 100 yards and 15 to 200 yards. Shotgun Center with 24 combination trap and skeet fields, two 15-station sporting clays courses and a 5-stand field. Known-distance archery range. Education Center with 50- and 100-yard ranges. RV sites available.

Indiana DNR public shooting range at Clark State Forest. Range types: rifle, handgun, shotgun. Fees: $5/day or $25 annual pass. Hours: Mon and Thu noon to sunset, other days sunrise to sunset. Ranges often close in winter for weather; call ahead.

Open outdoor gun range for rifle, pistol and shotgun with no membership fees, in the area for over 40 years. $15 per shooter, gun and target ($13 per gun for 4 or more); throw-your-own clays $15 per person; bore sights and rifle sight-ins available. Open daily 9am-7pm, last shooters in at 6pm; extended hours in hunting season.

USFS range off Ratliff Road (FS 909) near Clear Creek Lake. Five shooting benches for pioneer and modern weapons, with target posts at 25, 50 and 100 yards. Vault toilet. Open year-round, day use. Day-use fee $10 per vehicle (up to 5 people), $2 per extra person or walk-in; pay at site or via Recreation.gov app. Paper or retail targets only.

Public shooting park on Clear Creek County land in Dumont, run by the Clear Creek Metropolitan Recreation District; opened in 2026 under the Northern Front Range Sport Shooting Partnership with the U.S. Forest Service. Covered bays: 25-yard (12 lanes), 35-yard (9 lanes) and 100-yard rifle (8 lanes), plus a 25-yard archery range and axe throwing. Hourly lane rentals or monthly/annual memberships. Open Thursday-Monday 9 a.m.-6 p.m. No ammunition sold on site.

Sighting-in range on Clinch Mountain WMA run by Virginia DWR: Six covered bench stations with targets at 25-100 yards for rifles, muzzleloaders and shotgun patterning. Pistols and .50-caliber centerfire rifles prohibited. Clay targets prohibited. Snow and ice may close it temporarily Jan-Mar. Open Sep 1-Mar 31, closed Mondays except holidays. No fee; visitors 17+ need a VA hunting/fishing/trapping license, boat registration or Access Permit.

NJ Fish & Wildlife ranges on Clinton WMA: 100-yard centerfire rifle range (muzzleloader, rimfire and centerfire to .30 caliber, no handguns), shotgun range (fine shot only) and archery range. A valid NJ hunting license is required for at least one member of the party. Open 8 a.m. to sunset. Special target-frame rules apply on the rifle range.

City of Clovis shotgun and archery complex built with NMDGF and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service funding: four trap/skeet overlay fields, a 12-station sporting clays course, indoor and outdoor archery and an indoor air gun range. Open Thursday-Sunday 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Trap/skeet $8 adult, $6 youth per 25-clay round; sporting clays $0.50 per clay adult.

Staffed Georgia DNR range on Clybel WMA at the Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center: 100-yard rifle range with digital targets, 35-yard pistol range with reactive steel at 7-30 yards, 45-yard shotgun patterning range, 2 trap and skeet fields, 5-stand and archery. Open Tue-Sat 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun 1-6 p.m.; closed Monday. Users need a Georgia hunting or fishing license or Lands Pass and the free Range Safety Video Certification; green-tip/armor-piercing ammo not allowed.

Civilian Marksmanship Program park open to the public each week across 500 acres of outdoor marksmanship: rifle and pistol ranges, a 1-mile sporting clays loop, wobble trap, 5-stand and skeet, and a 20-lane 3-D archery course. Guests complete a three-step check-in before shooting. Basic rifle, pistol and shotgun classes, modern defensive rifle, and regular matches. See the calendar for range hours and closures.

Sporting clays course with a trap field and a pistol and rifle range. Open year-round Tuesday through Sunday 9am-5pm; call for pistol and rifle range hours and in bad weather. Equipment rental and basic instruction for new shooters, a pavilion for group events and an on-site kitchen.

Staffed Iowa DNR range west of McCausland, run by Scott County Conservation in partnership with the DNR; formerly DLS Gun Club. 30-yard handgun range with 20 bays and 100-yard rifle/shotgun range with 12 bays. $14/hour individual, $20/hour family; annual memberships. Wed-Fri 11am-5pm, Sat-Sun 9am-5pm (close 4pm Nov-Feb).

Shooting complex about 4.5 miles northwest of Cody on Road 7WC with rifle and carbine, pistol, precision long-range rifle, and shotgun venues (trap, skeet, sporting clays, 5-stand). Non-members may buy a $25 day pass valid Wed, Sat and Sun 9am-3pm and pay non-member per-round shotgun rates during open venue hours; annual membership ($125) gives 24/7 access. BLM lists it as a partner range.

NJ Fish & Wildlife 100-yard centerfire rifle range (muzzleloader, rimfire and centerfire to .30 caliber, no handguns) and archery range on Colliers Mills WMA. A valid NJ hunting license is required for at least one member of the party. Open 8 a.m. to sunset.

Wisconsin DNR range on the Mud Lake Wildlife Area with four free ranges: 100-yard rifle, 50-yard rifle, 50-yard shotgun patterning and 25-foot pistol. Earthen backstops and baffled shooting sheds; bring paper targets. Open Thursday-Tuesday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. during daylight saving time and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. otherwise; closed Wednesdays.

Firearms training company with its own training ranges, run by NRA- and USCCA-certified range safety officers, many of them veterans and former police officers. Classes and range time by appointment only with pre-registration; handgun sessions with 25 rounds from $25 (.22) or $45 (9mm) per person.

Public outdoor shooting range on more than 40 acres in Chino Valley with a 50-yard pistol range, a 100-yard rifle range and a 200-yard rifle bay (reservation required). Lane fee $25 per adult per day, $15 after 3pm, $20 for military, veterans, first responders and juniors; three per lane maximum. Open to the public Wednesday-Sunday, 8am-5pm May-October and 9am-4:30pm November-April; Monday and Tuesday are for classes. Memberships and classes offered.

WVDNR public shooting range on Conaway Run Lake WMA, 9 miles south of Middlebourne on State Route 18, then 1 mile west on County Route 48. Outdoor range with a 100-yard maximum backstop and 6 covered benches, including a bench for shooters with disabilities. Reopened in 2020 after renovations. WVDNR GIS lists sunrise to sunset hours.

Range on Conecuh National Forest at County Roads 4 and 11 near Leon Brooks Hines Public Fishing Lake, run by ADCNR and the U.S. Forest Service. Covered benches on 25, 50 and 100-yard lanes and a clay shooting area. Vault toilets, no water. Open all year sunrise to sunset. No Forest Service fee; ADCNR requires a hunting, heritage, fishing or WMA license for ages 16-64.

Public range built by Colorado Parks and Wildlife and Conejos County, off County Road 11 near Antonito. High-powered rifle range with 10 covered benches and targets from 100 to 600 yards; rimfire range (.22/.17) with 10 covered benches and targets from 25 to 175 yards; reactive steel targets on both rifle ranges; handgun range with paper and steel targets; shotgun area (bring your own thrower and clays). Open daily 8 a.m. to dark (automatic gate). Bring your own ammunition and targets.

Town of Wickenburg range at Constellation Park. BLM lists rifle, pistol and shotgun sports.

Air-conditioned indoor shooting range on the Treasure Coast serving the public and law enforcement, with 10 shooting stalls at 75 feet for pistols and rifles and high-efficiency air filtration. Annual and monthly range memberships, ammunition sales and FFL transfers.

ADCNR range about 5.5 miles north of Kelley's Crossroads on Highway 22. Shooting to 100 yards from a concrete line into an embankment, plus designated shotgun clay areas. One-vehicle concrete pad gives wheelchair access to benches. Open daylight hours only. No range fee listed; residents 16-64 need an Alabama hunting, heritage, fishing or WMA license, nonresidents 16+ a WMA or nonresident hunting license.

100-yard rifle range with 6 covered benches, 50-yard pistol range with 6 covered benches, archery tower/range, restrooms and ADA access throughout. On Copan WMA about 13 miles north of Bartlesville. Hours sunrise to 30 min after sunset. Oklahoma hunting or combination license required unless exempt. Managed by Oklahoma Dept. of Wildlife Conservation.

Climate-controlled indoor range with a 25-yard shooting range, a 25-yard tactical range and a fully enclosed 100-yard indoor rifle range, all with Action Target retrievers, plus an indoor archery range and a cafe. 25-yard lanes $22 per person per hour, 100-yard $30; kids 12 and under shoot free. Classes, events and memberships.

Outdoor shooting destination outside Austin, open 7 days a week, with a family range, rifle and long range, tactical bays, sporting clays, 5-stand, and trap and skeet. Non-members welcome (clays $0.65 each; members less); rentals, instruction, online lane reservations and FFL services. Green tip, steel core and bi-metal ammo prohibited. Open Mon-Thu 9am-5pm, Fri 9am-7pm, Sat-Sun 8am-5pm.

Family and veteran-owned indoor range, opened in 2012, with a 25-yard pistol range, a 100-yard indoor rifle range and a 50-yard indoor archery range. Rental firearms, including some fully automatic, ammunition and reloading supplies, and monthly CCW classes. Open Thursday-Monday 9am-5pm; closed Tuesday and Wednesday.

Wisconsin DNR-owned public rifle and pistol range on State Highway 64 in Cornell. DNR lists it as open sunrise to sunset.

Cowlitz County Parks and Recreation public range, opened 2013 and staffed by volunteer RSOs of Cowlitz Game & Anglers. Covered 300-yard rifle and pistol range with 14 rifle benches and 8 pistol stations, fixed targets at 100, 200 and 300 yards, plus trap. Open to all; rifle/pistol day fee $15, trap $9 plus clays. Open Sat-Sun 10-5, Tue/Thu/Fri noon-6, Wed 9-3, closed Mon.

Membership-based outdoor shooting and training range on 78 acres south of Lake Pleasant, with 5 long-range platforms out to 1,000 yards, 13 flat bays 25 to 150 yards long, shade at each firing position, an air-conditioned classroom, a shoot house and a pistol gallery. Rules allow drawing from a holster, movement, and paper, steel and moving targets. Non-members can shoot as a member's guest, training student or match competitor; pay-as-you-go membership offered.

Outdoor shooting center in the Rio Grande Valley with pistol and rifle ranges, shooting clays and a field archery range. Day pass $25 ($20 military/LEO); clays from $11.50 per 25; 6- and 12-month memberships. FFL and NFA transfers, Cerakote work, and handgun and safety classes. Open daily 9am-7pm.

Price County facility with four lanes at 25, 50, 100 and 200 yards, fencing and clips for targets, and vault toilets (closed Dec-Apr). Open 9 a.m. until dusk.

Indiana DNR public shooting range at Crosley Fish & Wildlife Area with rifle, handgun and archery ranges (the property page also lists shotgun). Free, first come first served. Gun range hours: Wed-Sun 9am-5pm (Jan-Feb Fri-Sun); archery dawn to dusk. Ranges often close in winter for weather; call ahead.

Public range funded by Crowley County and Colorado Parks and Wildlife, north of Ordway on Highway 71 just past the water tower. 100-yard rifle range with three benches; handgun shooting permitted; target backstops, picnic shelter and portable toilet. Bring your own seating. Open daily half an hour after sunrise to half an hour before sunset, but may close for motocross or law enforcement training with no fixed schedule; call Crowley County Dispatch to confirm. Lock the gate on entry and exit.

Indoor pistol and rifle range, retail store, training and conference center with a 110-yard rifle bay and a 27-yard pistol bay, two simulator rooms and a Nerf arena. Lane $35 per hour, second shooter $15; firearm and silencer rentals; memberships (lane reservations are members only). Open Mon and Wed-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 9am-7pm, Sun 1pm-6pm; closed Tuesday.

Unstaffed MDC shooting range on Current River Conservation Area with a rifle/pistol range (targets at 25, 50, 100 yd) and archery. Open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset unless posted. Paper targets on the provided holders only; no tracer, armor-piercing or explosive ammo; no alcohol. Groups over 10 need a special use permit. Closed Wednesday for maintenance.

KDFWR range on Curtis Gates Lloyd WMA. Public tube rifle range off Wildlife Road for single-projectile firearms only (no shotshells or pistols). Trap, skeet and multi-purpose ranges are run by local clubs and open to the public only during scheduled events for a nominal fee. Archery range open in daylight. Tube range open Tue-Sat 9 AM-sunset, Sun noon-sunset, closed Monday. KDFWR shooting range permit required.

Wisconsin DNR range on US Highway 51 at Woodruff. The 100-yard range is rifle-only (no handguns); the 25-yard range allows handguns and rifles. Paper targets on DNR-provided target stands only. Open May 1-Oct 31 Fri-Sun 7 a.m. to sunset; Nov 1-Apr 30 daily 7 a.m. to sunset.

Indoor shooting range, retail gun store and training center with ten lanes and target retrieval systems: five at 50 yards and five at 25 yards. Everyone is welcome with no membership required; memberships and ladies' programs offered. Open Mon-Thu 10am-7pm, Fri-Sat 10am-8pm, Sun 1pm-7pm.

Shooting range on Sequoia National Forest off Cyrus Canyon Road near Kernville, managed by the Kern River Valley Gun Association under a cooperative agreement with the Forest Service. Open to the public Sundays 8am-1pm, $5 per person age 18 and older; open all year. No water or picnic tables.

DNR-staffed range in Dansville State Game Area with stations at 10, 25, 50 and 100 yards (handgun range included). No fees at this time. Open mid-April to mid-December, Friday-Sunday 10am-5pm (last shot 4:45pm); closed for the season mid-Dec to mid-April. Paper bull's-eye or game targets only; no human silhouettes or metal targets. No buckshot; .50 BMG prohibited.

Indoor range with eight 25-yard handgun and rifle lanes, a large retail area and a training room. $15 per shooter, $10 for law enforcement and military; rentals from $10. Someone on the lane must be 21 to shoot handguns, 18 for rifles or shotguns. Open Monday-Thursday 11am-8pm, Friday 11am-9pm, Saturday 10am-9pm, Sunday noon-6pm.

Outdoor shooting park open to the public 7 days a week with a 1,000-yard rifle range with electronic targets from 100 to 1,000 yards, 8 covered pistol/carbine bays with steel and paper targets, sporting clays, 5-stand and skeet/trap. Day passes: bays $29, rifle range $59, full park $69; pistol and rifle rentals. Open Sun-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat 8am-6pm.

Gun range, store and training center with two separate climate-controlled indoor ranges and 14 lanes: a 9-lane, 25-yard range for handguns, rifles and machine guns, and a 5-lane range for parties, training and holster work. Lane fee $25 per person with no time limit. Rentals including machine guns, on-site gunsmith and FFL transfers. Open Mon-Sat 10am-9pm, Sun 10am-6pm.

Private, members-only outdoor range about 30 minutes from Naples. Each member gets a 20 x 25-yard bay for holster draws, movement and steel, plus a rifle range out to 200 yards. Membership is $800 a year with no initiation fee, by application and walk-through. Its monthly SCSA Steel Challenge match (third Sunday) is open to non-members.

Public day-use fee range run by the Hellgate Civilian Shooters Association at 17770 Deep Creek Rd west of Missoula, alongside a members-only range. Open Monday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday 9am to 7pm or half an hour before sunset, whichever is first; closed Tuesday-Thursday. FWP lists shotgun, handgun, rifle and muzzleloader use. Pack out used targets.

Gun store and indoor range with ten 25-yard lanes and electric target retrieval; five lanes have turning targets with preprogrammed scenarios, and black-light night fire is available by appointment. Lane $25 per day for one shooter; rentals, memberships, CWP courses, on-site gunsmith (DuraCoat, Parkerizing) and firearm transfers. Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm.

Indiana DNR public shooting range at Deer Creek Fish & Wildlife Area. Range types: rifle, handgun, shotgun, archery. Fees: rifle/pistol $7/hr per lane first shooter, $5 each additional; shotgun $5/day. Hours: Mar-Nov Wed-Sun 9am-5pm; Dec-Feb Fri-Sun 11am-5pm. Ranges often close in winter for weather; call ahead.

ODNR Division of Wildlife range: 50-foot, 50-yard and 100-yard rifle/pistol ranges (10 covered benches, 1 prone and 7 pistol positions), an unsupervised shotgun range and archery. Bring your own targets and stands; no steel. Open March 1-Dec 31, Wed-Sun 9 a.m.-5 p.m. In a flood plain; call ahead after heavy rain. Ohio Shooting Range Permit required for ages 18+ ($24 annual, $5 one-day; sold at license outlets and online, not at the range); 17 and under must be accompanied by a permit holder.

Indoor gun range with 4 bays: a 12-lane 25-yard main bay for pistols and carbines, a 6-lane 25-yard bay for private parties and training, a 6-lane VIP members' bay, and an 85-yard rifle range with 6 lanes and rests. Non-member pistol lanes $25/hr Wed-Thu, $30/hr Fri-Sun; rifle lanes $30-35/hr; $15 per extra shooter. Rental experience packages, retail and training. Open Wed-Sat 10am-7pm, Sun 10am-5pm.

Supervised (Class A) ODNR Division of Wildlife range: covered 50-foot (36 positions), 25-yard (24) and 100-yard (30) rifle/pistol ranges with target holders provided, a 5-station hand-trap shotgun range (bring clays) and archery. Open year-round Wed-Sun 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Ohio Shooting Range Permit required for ages 18+ ($24 annual, $5 one-day; sold at license outlets and online, not at the range); 17 and under must be accompanied by a permit holder.

Indoor shooting center with three shooting ranges, a large retail store and memberships. Store open Mon-Sat 10am-8pm, Sun 11am-6pm.

Delta City owns and operates this range on land the federal government gave the city (BLM patent). It is on the east side of U.S. Highway 6 on the north side of the Sevier River dip, next to DMAD Reservoir, about five miles northeast of Delta. Rifle and pistol range with shade structures and benches.

WVDNR public shooting range on Dents Run WMA, west of Mannington on Dents Run Road about 3/4 mile off Buffalo Road. Outdoor range with a 100-yard maximum backstop and 5 covered benches, including a bench for shooters with disabilities. Open 9 a.m. to sunset.

Hand trap shotgun range at Des Plaines State Fish and Wildlife Area (Illinois DNR). Shotgun only, with clay targets thrown by hand or by a spring foot trap. Listed on the IDNR table of archery and hand trap ranges. Two hand trap ranges, open daily sunrise to sunset except during pheasant season. Lead shot #6 or steel #4 or smaller. No rifles, handguns or target practice.

Seasonal U.S. Forest Service range at 11,000 feet on the Clear Creek Ranger District, off Colorado 103 on Forest Road 794.1 (14.8 miles south of Idaho Springs). Three covered galleries with benches for 25, 50-75 and 100-yard shooting, 24 lanes total. $10 day-use fee paid through the Recreation.gov app; America the Beautiful passes accepted. Sunrise to sunset, summer to early fall. Paper/cardboard targets only.

Portage County Parks range six miles north of Stevens Point next to the DNR's Dewey Marsh, staffed during open hours. Lanes from 5 to 200 yards for handguns, shotguns, rifles and muzzleloaders, a pistol range, and 3D and bag archery. $5 daily fee (under 12 free) or $35 gun season pass; bore sighting available. County ordinance bars fully automatic guns and assault-type rifles with more than a five-shot magazine. Seasonal hours; closed November 21-April 30.

Veteran-owned, environmentally controlled indoor range with 17 electronic shooting lanes certified by Texas DPS; distances adjustable from 3 to 20 yards. Offers firearm rentals, intro and pro training, themed 'Ranger Experience' packages, group events and memberships, and welcomes international guests. Open Mon-Fri 1pm-8pm, Sat-Sun 11am-8pm.

Gun shop and shooting range 5 miles west of New Braunfels off Hwy 46, home of a benchrest community and the annual Bluebonnet Shoot. Pistol range from 3 to 25 yards, rifle ranges at 25, 50, 100 and 200 yards, and wobble throwers for clays. $20 per shooter per day, unlimited guns; annual memberships. Open to the public Wed-Sun 10am-6pm; closed Mon-Tue and some match days.

Public range at the Dillon Sportsman Area, listed by ODNR as an 'other public range' (Class O, not classified by the Division of Wildlife) with rifle/pistol, shotgun and archery.

Georgia DNR range on Dixon Memorial WMA with 100-yard and 25-yard ranges, about 3.5 miles in along Crews Boulevard off GA 177 south of Waycross. Open Tue-Sat 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun 1-6 p.m.; closed Monday. Users need a Georgia hunting or fishing license or Lands Pass and the free Range Safety Video Certification; green-tip/armor-piercing ammo not allowed.

Campground and RV park near Bisbee with shotgun sports open to the public, no membership required. Sporting clays $16 per 50 or $32 per 100 targets, shot Friday and Sunday mornings (9am April-September, 10am from mid-October). Practice trap $7 per 25; registered trap is limited to ATA members. Skeet and five stand by arrangement.

Douglas County Parks open range on Dump Road, just before the transfer station. Pistol range at 25 and 50 yards; rifle range at 50, 100, 200 and 300 yards with cement pads and covered tables. 'No Blue Sky' baffles on the rifle deck. $5 per vehicle at the self-pay kiosk, or a $50 annual pass from the Parks office in Gardnerville. Bring your own targets and stands.

City of Safford range at Dry Lake Park. BLM lists rifle, pistol, shotgun sports and archery, with shade structures, benches and trash containers; the park also has an ATV course, paintball course and model aircraft field.

Marathon County Parks, Recreation and Forestry range on Rifle Road. Public 300-yard rifle range with targets at 50, 100, 200 and 300 yards, plus bench rest and archery ranges; the 600-yard range is for the Marathon County Rifle and Pistol Club only. Daily admission on site or annual pass. Season late April/May to the day before gun deer season, during scheduled public hours.

Dubois Gun Club range on a 260-acre site on Gun Club Road about 3.9 miles west of downtown Dubois, on BLM land leased to the club (BLM Lander Field Office). Open every day during daylight hours for plinking and practice; non-members pay a $5 daily range fee. Trap, skeet, pistol, rifle silhouette and bench rest; gate is locked. BLM lists restrooms, shade structures and benches.

County public shooting complex with rifle, pistol and trap (DNR list), operated by the Colfax Sportsmen's Club, which welcomes the public during range hours and open shooting times.

WDFW target shooting range on Durr Road in the Wenas Wildlife Area, less than 10 miles from Ellensburg, built with a state firearms range grant and completed in 2025. Ten firing lines each on a 25-yard pistol range and a 100-yard rifle range, with backstops, target stands, concrete shooting pads and a 20-stall parking lot. From mid-May to Sept. 30 WDFW limits target shooting on the Wenas to sunrise-10 a.m. Discover Pass or WDFW Vehicle Access Pass required.

Macon's first public indoor shooting range: handgun calibers only, with additional services for sighting in rifles. Full-line gun store, gunsmithing, a customer lounge and a basic firearms safety class. Open Tuesday-Saturday 10am-6pm, last shooters at 5pm; closed Sunday and Monday.

Family-owned indoor shooting range, one of two Eagle Gun Range locations in the Metroplex, with a training academy (handgun, rifle, private and children's classes) and hundreds of rental firearms. $33 all-day lane rental. Open Mon-Thu 11am-8pm, Fri 11am-9pm, Sat 10am-9pm, Sun 1pm-8pm.

Family-owned indoor shooting range, one of two Eagle Gun Range locations in the Metroplex, with a training academy (handgun, rifle, private and children's classes) and hundreds of rental firearms. $33 all-day lane rental. Open Mon-Fri 10am-7pm, Sat 9am-7pm, Sun 1pm-8pm.

Outdoor range in Leander serving Austin and Central Texas with 57 shooting stations: 19 covered pistol stations at 7, 15 and 25 yards, 28 covered rifle stations at 50, 100, 200 and 300 yards, 9 clay-pigeon stations and a shotgun patterning box. No reservations; $25 lifetime range card plus $25 all-day admission covering all areas. Rentals, gunsmithing and sight-ins, lobby store. Open daily including holidays, 10am-6pm.

Locally owned, private membership-only gun range just outside Phenix City with pistol and rifle ranges and a 300-yard precision rifle range. No day passes; walk-ins to start a membership are welcome 9am-4pm Eastern daily. Shooting hours 9am-6pm Eastern daily.

Veteran-founded 52-acre outdoor shooting park near Myrtle Beach, the largest in Horry County, with a 500-yard rifle range, separate pistol ranges and a 5-stand. Day pass $35 with tax; annual memberships. Pro shop, gunsmithing and FFL transfers. Open Mon-Sat 9am-5pm (last check-in 4pm, 3pm for first visits); closed Sunday.

DNR-staffed outdoor rifle/handgun range in Allegan State Game Area with four stations each at 10, 25 and 100 yards, all accessible. Paper bull's-eye or game targets only; no human silhouettes or metal targets. .50 BMG and larger prohibited. Hours 10am-5pm (last shot 4:45pm); open days vary by season.

Unstaffed MDC shooting range on Elam Bend Conservation Area with a rifle/pistol range (targets at 25, 50, 100 yd) and an informal shotgun/patterning area. Open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset unless posted. Paper targets on the provided holders only; no tracer, armor-piercing or explosive ammo; no alcohol. Groups over 10 need a special use permit.

Staffed public range at El Dorado State Park, owned by KDWP and run by the nonprofit Friends of the El Dorado State Park Shooting Range, with trained Range Safety Officers. 30-lane 15-yard pistol range, 14-lane 25-yard rifle/pistol range and 12-lane 100-yard rifle range.

205-acre outdoor shooting complex with static pistol bays, short dynamic bays for pistols and rifles, Red Zone drill bays, 0- and 100-yard sight-in berms, a 600-yard covered range, an 1,100-yard long-distance range and sporting clays. Day pass $35 per person; annual passes available. Night shoots and professional training. Open Mon 9am-4pm, Tue-Sun 8am-5pm.

WVDNR public shooting range about 1/2 mile south of Elizabeth on County Route 1 (Tuckers Creek Road). Outdoor range with a 100-yard maximum backstop and 5 covered benches. WVDNR GIS lists sunrise to sunset hours.

Sporting clays resort with three courses from novice to expert and a 5-stand. Non-member prices: 100 targets $52, 50 targets $32, 5-stand round of 25 $15; gun rental $40, golf carts $40, ammo at market price. Open daily 9am-4pm except during events. Also a hunting club with lodging and memberships.

Maryland DNR shooting range on the Main Tract of Elk Neck State Forest with a 50-yard pistol range and an archery range. Open Tue-Sun (9 AM-4 PM Nov 2-Mar 1, 9 AM-6 PM Mar 2-Nov 1), closed Mondays except holidays. Permit required: $50/yr (18-61), $25/yr (62+), $10/day; free under 18 with a paying adult. Bring a freestanding target stand; no firearms, ammunition or targets provided.

Elko County shooting range open to the public, with reserved areas and public bays and ranges. Open dawn to dusk unless posted. Eye and ear protection required; shoot only in designated bays. Contact Elko County Community Development.

WVDNR public shooting range on Elk River WMA, on State Route 15 across from the Braxton County Airport near Sutton. Outdoor range with a 175-yard maximum backstop and 8 covered benches, including a bench for shooters with disabilities. Land owned by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. WVDNR GIS lists sunrise to sunset hours.

WVDNR public shooting range on Elk River WMA, about 5 miles south of Sutton on old U.S. 19, then 3 miles east on County Route 17. Outdoor range with a 100-yard maximum backstop and 8 covered benches, including a bench for shooters with disabilities. WVDNR GIS lists sunrise to sunset hours.

Osceola County Conservation range south of Sibley with benches, target holders and a trap thrower for rifle, shotgun and muzzleloader shooting, plus archery targets and an elevated shooting platform. The Iowa DNR atlas lists 50- and 100-yard ranges and no fee. Users must have proof of a hunter safety course; youth without it must be with an adult who has passed it. Open year-round, sunrise to sunset.

Public shooting range in Dallas with no reservations required: skeet, trap, five stand and sporting clays (woods and meadows courses), rifle and pistol ranges with reactive steel for handguns, and scope sight-ins. Skeet/trap/5-stand $13.50 per 25 targets; shotgun and golf cart rentals; leagues, NSCA events and Basic Pistol and LTC classes. Open Wed-Fri 12pm-6pm, Sat-Sun 9am-6pm.

White Pine County shooting range on 580 acres of former BLM land, with firearm and sport-shooting ranges, archery, berms, restrooms and benches, per BLM's recreational shooting inventory.

Modern indoor range and gun store on the Emerald Coast stocking major firearm makers and suppressors. Classes from beginner to the Florida concealed weapons license and advanced training; memberships with discounted rates and free rentals; GSSF indoor league. Open Mon-Thu 10am-6pm, Fri-Sat 10am-8pm; be ready to shoot an hour before close.

Emery County range on land patented from BLM (Price Field Office), set up mainly for trap: three concrete thrower bunkers, walkways, benches, shade structures, lights and a clubhouse shed; portable toilets year round. The sheriff's office uses a short-range facility on site.

Public walk-in range in east Vancouver operated by the Clark County Gun Club. Centerfire rifle at 50 and 100 yards, rimfire rifle at 50 yards, pistol at 10 and 20 yards, and shotgun. Day fee $27.50 adults, $15.90 minors, plus tax. Ranges generally open 9am-5pm.

Private club for members and guests, founded in 1978 as the Escambia River Muzzle Loaders, on a 60-acre facility with over 60 covered shooting stalls across 11 separate ranges and an NRA-certified range safety officer always on site. Memberships can be bought online; guests sign an online waiver.

Sporting clays park with a 14-station course and trap. Sporting clays $54 per person for 100 targets, $37 for 50, $22 for 25; trap $18 per 25-target round, first come first served. Cart rental $30; lessons $95 per hour with independent instructors. Open Thursday-Sunday 8am-5pm. Home to local SCTP youth teams.

Membership-based outdoor range on 25 acres with pistol ranges with pocket berms, rimfire rifle ranges to 50 yards, 25-100 yard rifle ranges, and a shotgun complex with automated trap, skeet, 5-stand and sporting clays. Annual memberships are sold to the public and give use of the range 7 days a week; visitors can tour the facility during range hours.

Full-service outdoor range with bays for handguns, rifles and shotguns with paper and steel targets, competitive shooting bays with moving and reactive steel, a 50/100/200-yard rifle range, a 350-1,250-yard steel range after qualification, and skeet. Movement and holster draw allowed. Non-members can buy a $45 day pass for limited access 9am-5pm, 7 days a week, first come first served; memberships give sunup-to-sundown access. Hosts USPSA matches and training.

Sumter National Forest range on the Enoree Ranger District with targets at 25 and 100 yards, paved paths to targets, ADA accessible. $5 per person per day or $50 per year, sold on recreation.gov, daily permits also on site. Open year round dawn to dusk except weekly cleaning closures. Six miles south of the Hwy 176 and SC 16 junction.

Fallon County shooting range in Baker, overseen by the Baker Gun Range Board, with an outdoor range, indoor pistol and archery lanes, and club trap shooting Thursday evenings (weather permitting). Outdoor range open to non-members for $5 a day; memberships available. FWP lists trap, handgun and rifle.

Range listed by SD Game, Fish and Parks: 10-lane covered pistol area, 10-lane covered 50- and 100-yard rifle range and 10-lane covered 200-yard rifle range with concrete benches. Paper targets sold on site. 1.5 miles north of the Hwy 79 / Hwy 18 intersection. Public Wed-Sun 9 a.m. to 30 minutes before sunset; Mon, Tue and the first Sunday of each month are members only.

Members-only indoor range where visitors buy a daily membership on arrival for $15 per person, all day. 11 lanes with targets from 3 to 25 yards. New shooters need a 30-minute safety lesson (call ahead); handgun carry permit, kids safety and advanced classes. Open Tue-Sat 10am-8pm (lane reservation required after 5pm), Sun noon-5pm; closed Mon.

Public outdoor range inside Cherry Creek State Park, run by the Family Shooting Center and listed by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. 12-lane pistol range to 25 yards, 12-lane rifle range with backers at 50 and 100 yards, hand-trap and auto-trap ranges, 5-stand sporting clays, shotgun patterning and archery. Range fees vary; a state parks pass is required to enter. Open daily, 10 a.m. to sundown weekdays and 9 a.m. to sundown weekends. Enter the park at Parker Rd. and Lehigh Ave.

KDWP shooting range in Tuttle Creek State Park near Randolph, reopened June 2023 after a rebuild with concrete overhead baffles, sidewalls and covered firing lines. 14-position 100-yard rifle range, 12-position 50-meter handgun/rifle range, and two 15-position 15-yard handgun ranges.

Idaho Fish and Game range on the Farragut Wildlife Management Area next to Farragut State Park. 50-yard handgun/rimfire range, 100-yard and 200-yard rifle ranges (12 points each), a 4-point trap area with manual throwers (bring your own clays) and a 1-mile 3D archery loop. Fri-Mon 9am-4pm May-Oct, Sat-Sun 9am-4pm Nov-Apr. No exploding targets, tracers or steel-core ammo.

Shooting range with lanes bookable online. Standard lane rates $20 per half hour or $30 per hour, with discounts for shooting suppressed; machine gun experiences and memberships are offered. Maximum two shooters per lane; rifle-caliber firearms must have a stock or brace; steel-core, tracer, buckshot and birdshot ammunition are not allowed.

Free ODNR Division of Forestry shooting ranges at Hidden Hollow on the west end of Fernwood State Forest, with separate pistol, rifle and trap shooting areas. Open half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset, first come first served; paper or clay targets only; no centerfire rifles on ranges of 50 yards or less. ODNR lists them as Class C (shotgun) and Class O (rifle/pistol).

Santa Clara County Parks shooting range at Field Sports Park off Malech Road in south San Jose, described by the county as its only publicly owned firing range. Rifle, pistol, trap and skeet ranges staffed by trained Range Masters. A 200-yard range is reserved mainly for permit holders.

Utah DWR rifle and pistol range near Fillmore, listed in DWR's statewide shooting range layer.

Staffed AGFC range on the Camp Robinson Special Use Area about 5 miles east of Mayflower. 50-yard pistol range, 200-yard rifle range, skeet and trap, plus known-distance and 3D archery. Wed-Sun 8:30am-4:30pm (check-in by 3:45pm); closed Mon, Tue and state holidays. $3 per person pistol/rifle, $4 per 25-target round; targets, eye/ear protection and clays included. Cash or check.

Veteran family-owned indoor range, gun store and training facility on Ridge Road just east of US 19, in business for 28+ years. The 25-yard range is open to the public 7 days; ladies shoot free with an ammo purchase on Mondays. Open Mon-Sat 10am-6pm, Sun 10am-4pm.

Indoor range open to the public with 12 lanes up to 50 feet, for pistols, rifles (some .30 calibers), muzzleloaders and shotguns. $22 per person for unlimited range time, no reservations needed. Handgun rentals $10, rifles and shotguns $15. Steel-core and steel-cased ammo prohibited. Sells firearms and accessories and offers beginner to advanced training.

Gun and archery club with 4 trap fields, 3 skeet fields and sporting clays, 50-, 100- and 200-yard rifle ranges, a 25-yard formal pistol range and an action range with 9 action bays. Hosts defensive pistol, steel challenge, Cowboy Fast Draw, CMP rifle and Project Appleseed events. Membership is open by application, and non-members shoot under a posted release.

Unstaffed MDC shooting range on Flag Spring Conservation Area with a rifle/pistol range (targets at 25, 50, 100 yd) and a trap/skeet range. Open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset unless posted. Paper targets on the provided holders only; no tracer, armor-piercing or explosive ammo; no alcohol. Groups over 10 need a special use permit. Closed Monday for maintenance.

NJ Fish & Wildlife ranges on Flatbrook-Roy WMA: 75-yard centerfire rifle range (muzzleloader, rimfire and centerfire to .30 caliber, no handguns), shotgun range (fine shot only) and archery range. A valid NJ hunting license is required for at least one member of the party. Open 8 a.m. to sunset.

Unstaffed MDC shooting range on Flatwoods Conservation Area with a rifle/pistol range (targets at 25, 50, 100 yd), an informal shotgun/patterning area and archery. Open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset unless posted. Paper targets on the provided holders only; no tracer, armor-piercing or explosive ammo; no alcohol. Groups over 10 need a special use permit. Closed Tuesday for maintenance.

Partnership range of the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission and U.S. Forest Service in the Uwharrie National Forest: 100-yard covered rifle range with 7 stations and 25-yard covered pistol range with 4 stations. Open Tuesday-Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (live fire ends 30 minutes before closing). $10 daily or $60 annual pass; 15 and under free with a paying adult. Vault toilet; wheelchair accessible.

Florence County Forest rifle range off County Highway C in the Town of Homestead, near Fence. Operated by the Florence County Forestry and Parks Department with the Homestead/Aurora Conservation Club; the county calls it the only publicly operated shooting range in the county. Rifle and pistol use per the DNR range map. Hours posted at the range.

Winnebago County Conservation Board trap range with two trap fields in Florence Recreation Area, 4 miles west of Thompson on Highway 9 and a half mile south. Only supervised shooting during designated times is allowed; the range is seasonal. Fee charged (per the Iowa DNR atlas).

Cleveland County range run in partnership with the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission: 250-yard rifle range (stands at 100-250 yd), 50-yard pistol/rifle range, 20-yard pistol range, 50-yard steel target range (pistol calibers only), two multipurpose ranges, skeet, trap and 5-stand fields, and practice archery. Open Tue-Sat 9:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m., Sun 1:30-5:30 p.m.; closed Monday. Daily pass required.

Outdoor commercial shooting range opened to civilians in 1996, about 15 minutes west of the I-59/65 interchange. Seven outdoor ranges with covered shooting areas, including a rifle range, a handgun steel plate range with 20 stations and 162 targets at 10-25 yards and a rimfire steel range with 216 plates. Annual and monthly memberships; FFL services and consignment sales.

Unstaffed MDC shooting range on Fort Crowder Conservation Area with a rifle/pistol range (targets at 25, 50, 100 yd), an informal shotgun/patterning area and archery. Open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset unless posted. Paper targets on the provided holders only; no tracer, armor-piercing or explosive ammo; no alcohol. Groups over 10 need a special use permit. Closed Monday for maintenance.

100-yard rifle range with 2 shooting benches. From the US-69/OK-51 junction in Wagoner, east on OK-51 1.6 mi, continue on SH-251C 1.8 mi; range on the south side of the road. Hours sunrise to 30 min after sunset. Oklahoma hunting or combination license required unless exempt. Managed by Oklahoma Dept. of Wildlife Conservation.

100-yard rifle range. From Fort Supply, west on US-270/412 3 mi, south on N1900 Rd 9.7 mi, east on E0390 Rd 2.3 mi. Hours sunrise to 30 min after sunset. Oklahoma hunting or combination license required unless exempt. Managed by Oklahoma Dept. of Wildlife Conservation.

Member gun club with rifle, pistol and shotgun ranges including trap, 5-stand and a cowboy range, plus .22 Long Ranger and youth programs. New members are enrolled through classes held in January and July. Range hours are 9am to sunset, Sundays 1pm to sunset.

Outdoor shooting range north-west of DFW open to the public, with sporting clays, rifle and pistol shooting, and a long-distance precision range with steel targets from 250 to 800 yards (qualification required). Range fee $25 adults, $15 minors, $20 law enforcement/military; long range $40. Rentals including suppressors, sight-ins and scope mounting, firearm and suppressor sales, transfers, LTC, hunter education and precision rifle classes. Long range open Wed-Sun.

Unstaffed MDC shooting range on Fox Valley Lake Conservation Area with a rifle/pistol range and archery. Open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset unless posted. Paper targets on the provided holders only; no tracer, armor-piercing or explosive ammo; no alcohol. Groups over 10 need a special use permit.

Public rifle and pistol range near Fredonia on BLM Arizona Strip land leased to the Town of Fredonia. BLM lists shade structures and trash containers.

ADCNR range about 8 miles south of Cherokee on County Road 21 (White Pike Road). Rifle and pistol shooting to 100 yards from a concrete line, plus designated shotgun clay areas. Wheelchair accessible. Open daily during daylight hours; closed on youth and gun deer hunt days. No range fee listed; residents 16-64 need an Alabama hunting, heritage, fishing or WMA license, nonresidents 16+ a WMA or nonresident hunting license.

Shooting range and gun store operated by Freedom Outdoors (formerly Stoddard's Range and Guns), with an archery range. Lanes can be reserved online; classes and memberships offered. Open daily 11am-8pm; closed on listed holidays.

Shooting range and gun store operated by Freedom Outdoors (formerly Stoddard's Range and Guns). Lanes can be reserved online; classes and memberships offered. Open daily 11am-8pm; closed on listed holidays.

Indoor shooting range with 40 lanes on digitally controlled target carriers, stalls divided by bullet-proof glass: 36 pistol lanes at 25 yards (pistols, .22 and .223 AR rifles) and 4 climate-controlled 100-yard rifle lanes. Rental guns and machine guns, LTC and handgun classes, gunsmith, cafe restaurant, retail, FFL transfers and memberships. Open Tue-Fri 10am-9pm, Sat 9am-9pm, Sun 10am-8pm.

Family shooting center with a gun store, bar and grill, and indoor pistol and rifle ranges: 18 lanes from 15 to 25 yards rated up to .308, with modern target systems and ventilation. Memberships with free weekday range time, training courses, gunsmithing and firearm transfers.

City of Frostburg range west of town at Clifton Terrace just off U.S. Route 40. Four covered 100-yard rifle lanes with bench rests, one covered 200-yard lane with a bench rest, and a covered five-lane 25-meter pistol range. Public hours: 1st and 3rd weekends of each month, 11 AM-4 PM, March through November, with range officers provided through the Big Savage Sportsmens Club.

WVDNR public shooting range on Frozen Camp WMA, about 7 miles east of Ripley on State Route 33, then about 2.5 miles south on County Route 28. Outdoor range with a 200-yard maximum backstop and 8 covered benches, including a bench for shooters with disabilities. WVDNR GIS lists sunrise to sunset hours.

MDIFW range on the Major Gregory Sanborn (Brownfield Bog) WMA, on Fish & Game Road (Fire Rd 16), Fryeburg. Free and open to the public when a volunteer Range Safety Officer is on duty, typically 4-5 days a week, about 10 AM-5 PM; check the online schedule. 25-yard open-air bay with 4 stations (handguns and rimfire), 100-yard bay with 5 stations, and a primitive trap field. No .50 BMG or larger.

Indoor pistol and rifle range beside the Full Armor Firearms store on the Katy Freeway. Fees are by time, not by firearm; rental guns available. Offers Texas License to Carry and defensive pistol classes and memberships. Open Mon-Fri 10am-8pm, Sat 9am-8pm, Sun noon-7pm.

Indoor range with 11 climate-controlled pistol lanes rated to .500 S&W Magnum, where controlled rapid fire is allowed, and a 2-lane rifle range rated to .300 Win Mag with seated benches. $23 per hour per shooter; gun rentals $10 with free swaps; one active shooter per lane. Open Mon and Thu 10am-5pm, Tue-Wed and Fri-Sat 10am-8pm, Sun noon-6pm.

Unstaffed MDC shooting range on Gallatin Conservation Area with a rifle/pistol range (targets at 25, 100, 200 yd) and an informal shotgun/patterning area. Open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset unless posted. Paper targets on the provided holders only; no tracer, armor-piercing or explosive ammo; no alcohol. Groups over 10 need a special use permit.

Unstaffed public shooting range owned by Idaho Fish and Game at Garden Valley, on Banks-Lowman Road across from the airport. State range rules ban exploding targets, tracer or incendiary rounds and steel-core ammunition.

Sporting clays course open to everyone, first come first served. Non-member prices: $55 for a 100-target round, $41.25 for 50, $24.50 for 25; members pay less. Shotgun ammunition, lessons and shoot hosts available, and a grill on site. Open Wednesday-Saturday 8:30am-5pm and Sunday 12:30-6pm; closed Monday and Tuesday.

Privately run public outdoor range open since 1969, with covered pistol lanes at 7, 15 and 25 yards, rifle ranges at 50 and 100 yards, and 7 self-operated clay thrower stations. No reservations; a $25 lifetime range card plus $25 all-day admission covering every range area. Rifle and pistol rentals, gunsmithing and sight-ins. Open daily including holidays, 10am-6pm.

Shooting club with numerous pistol ranges at various distances and rifle positions at 50, 100 and 200 yards. Annual memberships give unlimited use of the ranges; daily memberships let occasional shooters use certain ranges. Open 7 days a week from 8am until near dusk, except Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Call ext. 5 for daily range closures.

Sighting-in range on Gathright WMA run by Virginia DWR: Six covered bench stations with targets at 25-100 yards for rifles, muzzleloaders and shotgun patterning. Pistols and .50-caliber centerfire rifles prohibited. Clay targets prohibited. Open Sep 1-Mar 31, closed Mondays except holidays. No fee; visitors 17+ need a VA hunting/fishing/trapping license, boat registration or Access Permit.

Shotgun club with two skeet fields, three trap fields, five stand, Olympic skeet and an Olympic trap (bunker) field; a USA Shooting regional training center for Olympic sports. Welcomes students, families and shooters, with annual and semester memberships. RV/camper sites available. Hours change seasonally; check the site.

38,000 sq ft indoor shooting facility with 28 climate-controlled pistol and rifle lanes, including a 100-yard indoor rifle range billed as Georgia's only one. Pistol lane $20 per hour, rifle lane on the 100-yard line $30, combo $40; up to three per lane. Retail, training and private range events. Range hours Mon-Fri 11am-8pm, Sat 10am-8pm, Sun noon-6pm.

Shooting range with a pistol range and 50-, 100- and 200-yard rifle ranges. Every shooter needs a $7 one-year membership card (photo ID required); the $20 range fee covers the pistol range and the 50- and 100-yard rifle ranges, with the 200-yard range $10 more after qualifying at 100 yards. Spotting scope and ear muff rentals; gunsmith on site. Open Thu-Sun 10am-5pm.

Town of Gila Bend public range. BLM lists rifle, pistol and shotgun sports, with shade structures and benches.

Unstaffed MDC shooting range on Gist Ranch Conservation Area with a rifle/pistol range (targets at 25, 50, 100, 300 yd), an informal shotgun/patterning area and archery. Open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset unless posted. Paper targets on the provided holders only; no tracer, armor-piercing or explosive ammo; no alcohol. Groups over 10 need a special use permit.

State-owned DEEP range in Meshomasic State Forest, operating since 1980; entry at the end of Toll Gate Road. Five covered shooting positions, paper targets only, no clay targets. No fees, but online reservations are required (90-minute sessions, 10:00 and 11:45 a.m.) and proof of firearms training. 2026 season April 11-November 29. Range officers on duty.

Rifle range on Highway 200 on the west side of Glendive, on state school trust land, operated by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks. It replaced a range formerly inside Makoshika State Park, moved for safety reasons.

Unsupervised public range on the KDWP Glen Elder Wildlife Area, 1 mile south of Downs. KDWP lists shotgun, pistol and rifle shooting. Not ADA compliant.

Public shooting range listed by WVDNR 1 mile north of Glenville off State Route 5 on Route 35/15 (Sycamore Run Road), near the Gilmer County Recreation Center. Outdoor rifle range with a 100-yard maximum backstop and 7 covered benches, plus a 50-yard pistol/rimfire range with 8 covered benches. Managed by Glenville State University. Sunrise to sunset per WVDNR GIS.

Free USFS target range at Land Between the Lakes off US 68/KY 80. 175-yard rifle range with six benches, 50-yard pistol range with four benches, and an archery range (no broadheads). Accessible paths and vault toilet. Open dawn to dusk, first come first served; closed until noon Wednesdays for cleaning. No targets provided, no alcohol, no explosive targets.

Unstaffed MDC shooting range on Truman Reservoir Management Lands (Grand River Bottoms) with a rifle/pistol range (targets at 25, 50, 100 yd) and an informal shotgun/patterning area. Open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset unless posted. Paper targets on the provided holders only; no tracer, armor-piercing or explosive ammo; no alcohol. Groups over 10 need a special use permit. Closed Wednesday for maintenance.

Gun store with a 7-lane indoor range with adjustable-distance targets. Non-members $15 per visit; lifetime range membership $35, then $10 per visit. Gun rentals available with store-bought ammo. Group rates and a pistol target league.

BLM-managed public shooting range north of Grand Junction in the Grand Valley Shooting Ranges Extensive Recreation Management Area (BLM Grand Junction Field Office). BLM lists rifle and pistol shooting, shotgun sports and archery, with shade structures and benches. The site is unstaffed.

Shooting sports complex east of Great Falls on an FWP-flagged range. The Sun River Skeet Club's shotgun fields are always open to the public when open, with a member present (trap, skeet, sporting clays and 5-stand per FWP). The rifle, pistol, silhouette and 1000-yard ranges are for members and accompanied guests only.

Free public range run by RI DEM Division of Fish and Wildlife in the Great Swamp Management Area. Two covered ranges, 50 and 100 yards, plus clay target shooting; handguns, shotguns, rimfire and centerfire rifles, muzzleloaders and air guns allowed under range officer supervision. A free range permit (apply in advance, then attend a Range Safety Orientation) is required. Open seasonally, mid-April to early November, daily including holidays, 8 AM-6 PM weekdays and 8 AM-5 PM weekends.

Shooting range in Carroll County Conservation Board's Great Western Park (formerly the Four Corner recreation area) on the southwest edge of Manning. The DNR atlas lists 150 and 200 yard ranges and no fee.

Greene County government range at 1435 Hal Henard Rd, Greeneville: trap and skeet, pistol and rifle ranges, sporting clays, five stand and 3D archery. Pistol or rifle $10 per 2 hours; trap/skeet $8 per round; sporting clays $40 for 15 stations. Wed-Fri 12-6, Sat 9-6, Sun 12-6; closed Mon-Tue.

Maryland DNR range in Green Ridge State Forest off National Pike (scenic US 40), about 1.3 miles north of I-68 Exit 62. Bench shooting only, one shooter per bench, paper targets only, no automatic weapons. Unsupervised except at heavy use. Permit from forest HQ (I-68 Exit 64) or self-registration kiosk: ages 16-64 $5/day or $25/yr; under 16 or 65+ $2.50/day or $10/yr; family $50/yr.

City of Green River outdoor rifle range in the Scott's Bottom area. 20 shooting bays (7 covered, 13 uncovered) with permanent targets from 25 to 500 yards and a vault toilet. Open dawn to dusk.

Green River City shooting sports park at 3525 E Old Hwy 6 & 50 with rifle, pistol, shotgun and archery, listed in Utah DWR's statewide shooting range layer. A compiled range map describes 100- to 600-yard silhouette ranges, a cowboy action range, trap and skeet, and a pistol range, with non-member use and memberships.

25-yard indoor gun range and training center with two bays of 11 stalls each; the public bay has standard static lanes, and there is a shoot house for rent. Texas LTC, SIG ROSE, handgun, rifle, youth and competition training; gun rentals, memberships and retail. Public hours Mon-Fri 11am-7:45pm, Sat 10am-7:45pm, Sun 10am-5:45pm.

Shooting range with a cafe in Richmond Hill. Non-member lane rental $30 per hour; range is 25 yards and rated to .338 Lapua; handguns from 3 yards, shoulder-fired guns from 15 yards. Shooters 12+ with a parent; 21+ to rent handguns and machine guns, which require store-bought ammunition. Members can qualify for rapid fire and drawing from the holster.

Indoor shooting range in Flagstaff, billed as the city's only indoor range, run by Gunfighter Canyon, which also has locations in Page and Williams. Offers bookable shooting experiences, range time, memberships and training. Open daily 10am-6pm.

Indoor shooting range in an 11,778 sq ft facility with 2 ranges and 12 lanes rated to .30 caliber, and 33 rental guns. Range time $24.99 for the first shooter and $19.99 for each additional shooter. Ohio CCW and other firearms training, and facility rental. Open Mon and Wed-Sat 10am-8pm, Tue and Sun 10am-6pm.

Gunnison City range off US-89 about 2 miles northwest of Gunnison. A compiled range map lists it as free, with 50/100/200-yard distances, for pistol, rifle and shotgun.

Indoor handgun-caliber range with 8 shooting lanes and electric target retrievers, attached to The Gun Zone store. Non-member fee $17.99 ($29.99 for two per lane); yearly memberships from $110. Gun rentals, License to Carry and gun safety classes, and gunsmithing including Cerakote, rebarreling, threading and bedding. Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm, Sun 10am-6pm.

Gun shop with a climate-controlled 8-lane, 65-foot indoor range using Action Target retrieval systems, and a classroom next to the range. Lane time $13 per half hour or $21 per hour; extra shooters on a lane $5 each per half hour. Half-price range time Tuesday-Friday 11am-1pm. Firearm rentals available.

Indoor shooting range and gun shop with dual climate-controlled ranges and 15 lanes (10 at 75 feet, 5 at 50 feet) and a rubber trap system rated for calibers up to .50 BMG. $25 per person, $40 for two sharing a lane. Open Mon-Fri 10am-9pm, Sat 9am-6pm, Sun 10am-6pm.

Shooting park owned by the Town of Gypsum on former BLM land and managed by the Eagle Valley Rod and Gun Club (also called the Gypsum Gun Club), north of the Gypsum I-70 exit. Rifle, pistol and five-stand ranges plus archery, with restrooms, shade structures and benches. Open to the public: non-members park outside the gate, use the public entrance, sign a waiver and pay a $10 range fee at the rifle range. Open 8 a.m. to dusk daily unless closed for posted events.

Vermont Fish & Wildlife range at the end of Ferry Road in Hartland: six rifle positions out to 100 yards, three pistol positions and two shotgun patterning positions out to 50 yards. Vermont hunting or fishing license required for users 15 and older. Open April 1-December 14: Mon and Fri 10-2, Thu and Sat 10-3, Sun 10-2; closed Tue, Wed and holidays. Paper targets on frames only.

Juneau's outdoor public rifle range on Montana Creek Road, owned by CBJ Parks & Recreation and managed by the volunteer Hank Harmon Public Range Board. A 100-yard short range and a 450-yard long range; free to use with no membership or reservation needed when the range is not reserved. Open 7 a.m.-9 p.m. April 15-September 15, and daylight-limited hours the rest of the year. Upgraded with ADF&G and CBJ funding and reopened in summer 2025.

Georgia DNR range on Hannahatchee Creek WMA with a 175-yard range and a 35-yard handgun-only range, off Moores Store Road west of Richland. Tue-Sat 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun 1-6 p.m. (or sunset if earlier); closed Monday and on Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Users need a Georgia hunting or fishing license or Lands Pass and the free Range Safety Video Certification; green-tip/armor-piercing ammo not allowed.

Carroll County Recreation & Parks public shooting range at the county landfill site, built to NRA range specifications and also used for law-enforcement training. First come, first served, no reservations. 9 pistol lanes (5-25 yards) and 10 rifle lanes (25-200 yards). Daily fee $35 ($25 military/veterans); 365-day season pass $185. Jan-Mar open Fri-Sun 10 AM-4:30 PM; Apr-Dec Wed-Sun 10 AM-4:30 PM; closed to the public Mon-Tue.

Free 100-yard shooting range in Harrison State Forest for practice and sighting in, first come first served, open half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset. Persons under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. ODNR Division of Forestry; listed by ODNR as an 'other public range' (rifle/pistol).

Outdoor range about 5 miles west of Havre on River Road North, run by the Havre Rifle & Pistol Club on publicly owned land; FWP lists it as open to the public and the club reports a mix of membership and public use. Pistol bays, rifle ranges including beyond 500 yards, cowboy action and archery.

Free Iowa DNR range on Hawkeye Wildlife Management Area with benches and berms at 30, 50 and 100 yards. Steel targets may be no closer than 100 yards for rifles and 10 yards for handguns. A second site at 2065 Amana Rd NW has a 12-station clay target area (bring your own throwers) and an archery range. Open daily sunrise to sunset.

DNR-owned range on the Hay Creek-Hoffman Lake Wildlife Area east of Park Falls (6 miles east on State Highway 182, then north on Blockhouse Lake Road), maintained with the Flambeau River Sportsman's Club. 50- and 100-yard lanes with covered shooting benches, at least one accessible shooting table and a shelter. Open year-round, dawn to dusk.

40-acre State Wildlife Area shooting range managed by Colorado Parks and Wildlife, about 3 miles south of Hayden: from U.S. 40 take Hawthorne St./County Road 37 south through the Y intersection; range on the left. Open sunrise to sunset. Paper and cardboard targets only; all rounds must hit the designated berms except birdshot. A Colorado hunting or fishing license or SWA pass is required for visitors 16 and older.

Forest Service range on Talladega National Forest, Shoal Creek District, with ten-person capacity: rifles at 50 and 100 yards, handguns at 25 yards. Vault toilets, no water. Sunrise to sunset. $3 per vehicle per day.

Sporting clays facility in historic Camden with three 15-station courses, an 11-station super sporting course, a 5-station practice course, 5-stand and 4 FITASC parcours, plus an event pavilion. Open to all Wed-Sun 9am-6pm; Monday and Tuesday are members only.

Club range open to the public with covered pistol positions at 15 and 25 yards, covered rifle ranges at 50, 100 and 200 yards, and trap, skeet and 5-stand. Public rifle and pistol ranges: non-members $25 per day, Thu 9am-2pm and 5pm-9pm, Fri 9am-2pm, Sat-Sun 9am-3pm. Public trap from $12 a round. Snack bar and small pro shop; memberships available.

80-yard rifle range with 2 shooting benches on the north side of Hickory Creek WMA. From Ardmore, US-77 south 7 mi, east on Lodge Rd/OK-77 2.4 mi, south on OK-77 6 mi, right on Paschall Rd, then Scott Rd/Ran Rd and Refuge Rd; the range entrance is the second road on the right. Hours sunrise to 30 min after sunset. Oklahoma hunting or combination license required unless exempt. Managed by Oklahoma Dept. of Wildlife Conservation.

KDFWR shooting range on Higginson-Henry WMA for single-projectile firearms only (no shotshells or pistols). Open Tue-Sat 9 AM-sunset and Sun noon-sunset. An archery range is also on the WMA. KDFWR shooting range permit required.

Wichita Falls' indoor range and training center with a retail store (rifles, handguns, suppressors; Glock Blue Label dealer), gun repair and holster services, and Texas LTC training. Non-member range fee $20 per lane per hour (second shooter $15, max 3); 15% off for law enforcement, military, veterans and first responders. Transfers for members and non-members. Open Wed-Sat 9am-7pm, Sun 1pm-7pm, last shooters 6pm; closed Mon-Tue.

State-owned cooperative range in Naugatuck State Forest operated by the High Rock Shooting Association. Covered pistol bays to 15 yards and rifle target stands at 25, 50 and 100 yards; slugs and birdshot patterning on shotguns, no clay targets, paper targets only. Public hours Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sunday noon-5 p.m.; closed the first Sunday of each month. $10 for the first hour, $5 per hour after, cash only. CT pistol permit or blue card required for handguns.

WVDNR public shooting range on Hillcrest WMA, on County Route 14 (Middle Run Road) about 1 mile north of County Route 18 (Gas Valley Road). Outdoor range with a 100-yard maximum backstop and 7 covered benches, including a bench for shooters with disabilities. Open Wednesday-Sunday, noon to sunset; closed Monday and Tuesday.

Gun store with indoor and outdoor ranges. Outdoor rifle range with 50, 100 and 200-yard berms (passholders can qualify for up to 1,000 yards) and 5 pistol bays with steel and paper targets; guest day pass $25. Indoor pistol range to 16 yards, $25 per visit. Two trap fields and a skeet field, $8.50 per token. Annual passes offered. Closed Mondays; outdoor range closes at sundown.

USFS range on the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests on FDR 82 off Route 845 near Augusta Springs. Six covered-bench rifle lanes at about 50, 100 and 150 yards and two covered-bench pistol lanes at about 25 yards. Paper targets only; no shotguns, clay or skeet. Free, sunrise to sunset, early May to late December.

Volunteer-run rifle and pistol range on Utah DWR land in Hobble Creek Canyon east of Springville. Has a 100-yard small-bore range, a 200-yard big-bore range with 20 covered benches, a law-enforcement pistol and rifle area and cowboy action ranges. Open April-October on public range days (Apr-Aug every other Thursday 6-9 pm and Saturday 10-4; Sep-Oct Thu, Sat and Sun). Shooters buy an annual membership at the range on any public day. No water on site.

Winnebago County Conservation Board range in Hogsback Wildlife Area, 3 miles north of Lake Mills. Long-gun station with targets at 50, 100, 150 and 200 yards and a handgun station (handguns and .22 rimfire only) with targets at 15 and 20 yards. Use is by paid annual permit only after an online certification course: $30 individual, $35 family, $500 lifetime. Open Wednesday-Saturday 9am-5pm.

Shooting complex at 6133 Hwy 79 N, Paris, on TWRA land next to Holly Fork WMA, leased to Henry County; a TWRA partner range. Trap, skeet, scrambler, a 12-station sporting clays course, and a pistol and rifle range with two 100-yard berms and one 200-yard berm. Walk-ins welcome. Thu 1-6 p.m., Fri-Sat 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun 1-6 p.m.; closed Mon-Wed.

Partnership range of the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission and Pender County Parks & Recreation: 200-yard rifle range with 12 stations, 50-yard pistol range with 12 stations, target archery range and 18-station 3-D archery course. Open Wed-Sat 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun noon-5 p.m. Daily pass $13 adults, free 17 and under; complete the online safety video and waiver before visiting.

Shooting club open to members and their guests, with matches that non-members can enter. Membership is available; guests complete a waiver. Voted 'Best Shooting Range' by a local news publication.

25-acre outdoor shooting facility with 3 public ranges at 25, 100 and 500 yards and 17 private tactical ranges from 20 to 50 yards, with day and night training for private and public use. Open Mon-Fri 9am-5pm and Sat-Sun 8am-5pm (last check-in 4pm), plus Saturday night 6pm-10pm.

Gun store and indoor pistol and rifle range serving the Birmingham area since 2009, with archery and gunsmithing. Walk-ins only with an all-day range pass ($18.26 per adult, $10 per minor); handgun and rifle rentals. Rifle range minimum distance 25 yards; no steel-core ammo. USPSA-style matches Thursday nights. Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm, Sun 1pm-6pm; last shooter an hour before close.

Free primitive Iowa DNR range on Hull Wildlife Management Area, 4 miles west of Oskaloosa on Highway 92. Benches and berms at 50 and 100 yards; shoot through the tubes on each firing line. Clay target area (bring your own throwers). Open daily sunrise to sunset.

Humboldt County shooting park on BLM land leased to the county, with firearm and sport-shooting ranges, archery, restrooms, shade structures and benches, per BLM's recreational shooting inventory.

Forest Service range on Bankhead National Forest with 25, 50 and 100-yard ranges. Vault toilet, no water. Open year-round, sunrise to sunset. $3 per vehicle per day. Managed by the Bankhead Ranger District, Double Springs.

Unstaffed MDC shooting range on Huzzah Conservation Area with a rifle/pistol range (targets at 25, 50, 100 yd). Open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset unless posted. Paper targets on the provided holders only; no tracer, armor-piercing or explosive ammo; no alcohol. Groups over 10 need a special use permit. Closed Monday for maintenance.

Members-only outdoor shooting and training facility with memberships sold to the public. Nine tactical and competition pistol bays with over 60 shooting stations and paper and steel targets, where drawing from the holster, movement and rapid fire are allowed, plus 100-yard and 50-yard rifle bays with benches and reactive steel. Individual membership $40 a month plus a $149 initiation fee.

Trap and skeet club with 5 skeet fields and 3 trap fields. Rounds are $6; visitors get a $10 day pass. Open Wed and Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 1pm-5pm and Thursday evenings 6pm-10pm.

Public shotgun-only range with trap, skeet and sporting clays fields and a pro shop selling guns and accessories. No appointment needed during open hours, Wednesday-Sunday 10am-6pm. Club membership is $100 the first year and $50 each following year.

Sumter National Forest range on the Enoree Ranger District with targets at 25 and 100 yards, paved paths to targets, ADA accessible. $5 per person per day or $50 annual range pass, via recreation.gov or daily on site. Open year round dawn to dusk except weekly cleaning closures. On Hwy 121/176 about 0.4 mile south of the Enoree Ranger District office.

Shotgun sports center with a 14-station sporting clays course along Indian Creek, a skeet field, four trap fields (three lighted) and a 5-stand. Non-member prices: trap $5.25 and skeet $5.75 per 25 targets, sporting clays $35 per 100. Open Tuesday-Thursday 9am-7pm, Friday-Saturday 9am-5pm and Sunday 10am-5pm. Family membership $75; hosts NSCA and registered trap shoots.

Unsupervised (Class B and C) ODNR Division of Wildlife range with a covered rifle/pistol line, clay target shotgun range and archery range. The rifle, pistol and shotgun range is open year-round, 9 a.m. to sunset; archery sunrise to sunset. Ohio Shooting Range Permit required for ages 18+ ($24 annual, $5 one-day; sold at license outlets and online, not at the range); 17 and under must be accompanied by a permit holder.

Supervised public range on state-owned land under a concession lease with FWC, developed with Indian River County. 200-yard and 100-yard rifle ranges, 35-position 25-yard handgun range, sporting clays, 5-stand, trap/skeet, air rifle and archery. Rifle/handgun $15 (youth $10) plus tax. Open Thu-Mon 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Register at GoShootingIRC.com before use.

Unstaffed MDC shooting range on Indian Trail Conservation Area with a rifle/pistol range (targets at 25, 50, 100, 200 yd). Open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset unless posted. Paper targets on the provided holders only; no tracer, armor-piercing or explosive ammo; no alcohol. Groups over 10 need a special use permit. Closed Monday for maintenance.

Indoor public range and training center open daily, no membership required. Twelve climate-controlled lanes in two bays: six 50-foot pistol lanes and six 75-foot rifle lanes. Pistol lane $20/hour, rifle lane $30/hour; centerfire rifle ammo must be bought on site. High-caliber rifles and shotguns only on Monday evenings. Offers handgun, rifle and shotgun classes and gun rentals.

Iron County range about 15 miles northwest of Cedar City (Three Peaks area, on land patented from BLM). Has a 1000-yard range with AR500 steel targets from 200 to 1000 yards, a 300-yard range, three 50-yard bays for pistol, rifle and shotgun, three 40-yard pistol-only bays, and two reservable group ranges with 45-yard bays. Open year round and unsupervised; non-group bays are first come, first served. Group range fees $20-$60.

BLM-managed range off Iron Mountain Road west of Redding, designated a Special Recreation Management Area. BLM lists rifles, pistols, shotgun sports and archery; facilities are minimal.

Veteran-owned sporting clays and super sporting facility with two courses, a clubhouse and a covered pavilion. Rental 12-gauge Browning Citori over/unders (no reservations for rentals), ammo and eye and ear protection sold. Open Wed-Sat 9am-5pm, Sun noon-5pm; closed Mon-Tue.

Hand trap shotgun range at Iroquois County State Wildlife Area (Illinois DNR), on the west side off 2800 E Rd south of the site office. Shotgun only, with clay targets thrown by hand or a spring foot trap; open daily except November and December. Listed on the IDNR table of archery and hand trap ranges.

Public sporting clays range with a 24-station course, wobble trap and skeet, about 40 minutes west of Pittsburgh. Open Sat-Sun 9am-3pm; weekdays by appointment for three or more shooters with a day of notice. Memberships $100. Also teaches hunter safety, gun safety and concealed carry courses.

Public shooting range in Island Lake Recreation Area, operated for the DNR by Michigan Shooting Centers. Outdoor rifle and pistol ranges with positions at 25, 50 and 100 yards, three sporting clays courses, a 5-stand field and four skeet/trap overlay fields. A Recreation Passport is required to enter the recreation area. Hours and pricing are set by the operator (mishoot.com).

Unmanned AGFC rifle and pistol range on William E. Brewer Scatter Creek WMA northwest of Paragould. Shoot from designated stations on a concrete line at stationary paper targets; bring your own target and a 2x2 ft cardboard backer. Open daily sunrise to sunset. No fee listed. No full-auto, armor-piercing or tracer ammunition.

Public shooting ranges in Jackson County's Sports Park, operated for the county by the Rogue Valley Shooting Sports Association. Rifle ranges to 100 and 200 yards, 25 and 50 yard pistol ranges, a rimfire youth range, a shotgun range for clay targets and a covered range; the Camp White high power range opens Wednesday mornings with a range officer. No membership; $5 daily gate fee per shooter. Open daily 8 AM to about 30-45 minutes before sunset.

Club shooting complex with shotgun, pistol, rifle, action pistol, silhouette and air rifle ranges. The public can buy credits on a card to use the shotgun range during the week, and 5-stand is open to the public Sundays 1pm-3pm; other ranges require club membership and a safety class. Range hours Mon-Sat 8:30am to dusk, Sun noon to dusk. Hosts NRA highpower matches.

One of the oldest continuously operating clay target clubs in the US, open to the public: sporting clays, skeet, trap, 5-stand and wobble trap. Annual and lifetime memberships, youth, collegiate and women's programs, and Wednesday night dinners. Open Wed 12pm-8:30pm, Fri 12pm-6pm, Sat-Sun 9am-6pm.

Cherokee National Forest range 1.5 miles up Denton Valley Road off US 421 south of Bristol, with targets at 25, 50 and 100 yards. Paper targets only; no shotguns, trap, skeet, clays or exploding targets; no alcohol. Sunrise to sunset, year round; closed during morning maintenance. $2 per vehicle per day or $30 annual Cherokee NF pass (recreation.gov).

Sporting clays course near Midland with 10-station fields spread over a 1.2-mile course: 100 targets for $50 per round. Golf cart rental $35 per day, shotgun rental $100 (shells from the pro shop). Full pro shop with firearms, ammunition and clothing; private events. Open Wed-Sat 9am-4pm; call to check for private-event closures.

Unstaffed MDC shooting range on Deer Ridge Conservation Area with a three-station rifle/pistol range (targets at 25, 50, 100 yd), a regulation trap range and an archery range. Open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset unless posted. Paper targets on the provided holders only; no tracer, armor-piercing or explosive ammo; no alcohol. Groups over 10 need a special use permit.

100-yard rifle range with 5 covered benches, 30-yard pistol range with 4 covered benches, ADA access and parking. About 20 miles east of McAlester off OK-31 via J.R. Hughes Rd. Hours sunrise to 30 min after sunset. Oklahoma hunting or combination license required unless exempt. Managed by Oklahoma Dept. of Wildlife Conservation.

Supervised range owned and operated by SCDNR with a 100-yard rifle range (5 positions), 200-yard rifle range (10 positions) and 25-yard pistol range (9 positions). Open Tue-Sat 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; closed Sun, Mon and state holidays. Bring paper targets and wood or plastic target stands; eye and ear protection required. Under 16 need direct adult supervision.

Indiana DNR public shooting range at Jasper-Pulaski Fish & Wildlife Area, staffed by range safety officers: 40 covered handgun/rifle stations from 10 to 200 yards, a shotgun area with four clay stations (bring your own clays and throwers) plus 25- and 40-yard patterning stations, and a separate archery range. Free, first come first served. Hours: Wed-Sun 8am-4pm CT (Jan-Feb Fri-Sun). Ranges often close in winter for weather; call ahead.

Staffed MDC range with a 100-yd baffled rifle/pistol range (20 covered stations, targets 7-100 yd), 3 trap fields, 5-stand (Apr-Sep, Wed and Thu), a shotgun patterning range and a static archery range (10-30 yd). $5/hour per booth, $5 per round of trap, $5/hour patterning; cash or check only. No steel projectiles on the rifle/pistol range. Closed Monday and Tuesday.

Gun store with an indoor range in Venice. Lane rentals are for the whole day ($20; come and go as you please), with ammunition for sale, memberships with unlimited shooting and firearm transfers. Open 10am-7pm every day.

Indiana DNR public shooting range at J.E. Roush Lake Fish & Wildlife Area. Range types: rifle, handgun, shotgun, archery; wheelchair accessible. Fees: rifle/pistol $5/day or $100 annual, youth $2/day with an adult; shotgun $5/round. Hours: Wed-Sun 9am-5pm (Jan-Feb Fri-Sun). Ranges often close in winter for weather; call ahead.

Free Forest Service range on Ouachita National Forest reached from Jessieville via Highway 7, Highway 298 and Forest Roads J47, 5832 and J45T. Sunup to sundown. No restrooms or water. Regulations posted at the range.

Shotgun-only target range at Jim Edgar Panther Creek State Fish and Wildlife Area (Illinois DNR), just down the road from the Chuck Farmer Memorial Archery Range. Open dawn to dusk year round except during firearm deer season and IDNR wingshooting clinics. Shotguns and clay targets only; no slugs, rifles or pistols.

Range on the Tonto National Forest (Payson Ranger District) about 5 miles south of Payson: from Highway 87 take Jim Jones Shooting Range Rd. (NF-375B) 1.6 miles. Managed by the Tonto Rim Sports Club as a members range; the 100-yard main range is open to the public on Saturdays 9 a.m.-2 p.m. for $10 per person (cash), with range safety officers on duty. May close for weather, fire restrictions or lack of volunteers; call the range hotline first.

Public outdoor range in Buckeye Hills Regional Park on BLM land, operated by the City of Buckeye under an agreement with Maricopa County Parks and Recreation. 200-yard rifle and pistol range ($7 per participant) and trap and skeet ($7 per 25 clays), supervised by trained staff. Open Friday-Sunday, 7 a.m.-4 p.m. (ranges hot at 7:30). Cashless payment only. Archery courses were under construction in 2026.

KDFWR range on John A. Kleber WMA off KY 368 (Cedar Creek Rd). Tube shooting range for single-projectile firearms only (no shotshells or pistols) and a pistol pit. Open Tue-Sat 9 AM-sunset and Sun noon-sunset, closed Mondays. KDFWR shooting range permit required.

N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission range: 50-yard and 100-yard rifle ranges (10 stations each), 25-yard pistol range (10 stations), 5-stand, two combination skeet/trap fields, 3-D and standard archery. Free; range pass issued on site after a safety video and rules review. Clays $3 plus tax per 25 (card only). Open Wed-Sat 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun noon-5 p.m.; closed Mon, Tue and state holidays.

Indoor gun range with 16 lanes to 25 yards, a large training classroom and a pro shop. Range fees: men $18, ladies $14, youth $10, police, military and veterans $12. Rentals: handguns $10, rifles and shotguns $15, select automatic weapons by the magazine. Youth classes, private lessons and gunsmith services offered.

TWRA hunter education center at 2327 Rifle Range Road, Knoxville, with rifle, pistol, archery and shotgun ranges. Rifle/pistol/archery: Tue, Thu, Sun 1-5 p.m., Sat 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Shotgun: Sat and Sun 1-5 p.m. Closed the first full weekend of each month and with Knox County Schools weather closures. Tier 2 range permit.

AGFC partnership range with the City of Jonesboro offering pistol, rifle, skeet, trap, 5-stand, known-distance and 3D archery. Open Sun and Wed-Sat 9am-6pm; closed Mon-Tue.

Rusk County range in Josie Creek County Park by the Dairyland Reservoir with 50-, 100- and 600-yard ranges, shooting benches and shelters, plus a 32-target archery trail.

Rifle and pistol range at Kanab on land patented from BLM; DWR lists Kanab City as owner, BLM says it is managed by Kane County.

WVDNR public shooting range at Kanawha State Forest, 7 miles south of Charleston on Davis Creek just off County Route 23. Outdoor range with a 100-yard maximum backstop and 11 covered benches, including a bench for shooters with disabilities. WVDNR GIS lists sunrise to sunset hours.

Hand trap shotgun range at Kankakee River State Park (Illinois DNR). Shotgun only, with clay targets thrown by hand or by a spring foot trap. Listed on the IDNR table of archery and hand trap ranges.

Two 100-yard rifle ranges with 12 covered benches, 30-yard pistol range with 6 covered benches, archery range with tower, ADA access and parking. From Newkirk, east on 7th/River Road 6.3 mi, left on N. Silverdale Lane. Hours sunrise to 30 min after sunset. Oklahoma hunting or combination license required unless exempt. Managed by Oklahoma Dept. of Wildlife Conservation.

Nebraska Game and Parks shooting complex in Kearney with four trap fields, two overlaying skeet fields, a 5-stand range and a 100-yard rifle range owned by the City of Kearney (bring your own gun and ammunition; closed some Mondays for police training). Shotgun $10 per 25 shots with own gear; rifle $5 per person per half hour. Open weekends 11 a.m.-4 p.m. from April to mid-December; closed in winter. Park entry permit required.

Forest Service target shooting range on the Ouachita National Forest, Oklahoma Ranger District. No cost; open sunup to sundown. No restroom or potable water. From Hodgen, 3 miles south on US-59, then west on Forest Service Road A45.

Alaska DNR range in the Knik River Public Use Area between Palmer and Butte, off the Maud Road Extension about 2.7 miles past the end of pavement and 1,000 feet past Mud Lake. 100-yard range with 18 lanes and 25-yard range with 10-12 lanes. Portable toilets. Open 10am-8pm, closed Wednesdays. Fees set by the KRPUA fee order.

USFS range off Worley Road (FS 5099) south of Keno Road. 25-yard pistol range and 50- and 100-yard rifle range, fully accessible, with shooting shelters, benches, target holders and berms. Parking, flush toilets. Open year-round, day use. Daniel Boone NF pass required ($5/day, $7/3 days, $50/yr). Paper or retail targets only.

Forest Service target shooting range on the Ouachita National Forest, Oklahoma Ranger District. No fee; open sunup to sundown. No restrooms or potable water. From Talihina, 3.5 mi north on US-271, east on Frazier Creek Road 3 mi, north on FS 6132 1.25 mi.

Free 100-yard rifle sight-in range with one shooting bench on Killdeer Wildlife Management Area. Open daily 9 a.m. to sunset. Legal firearms: centerfire rifles .35 caliber or smaller, centerfire handguns, muzzleloading rifles or handguns. Steel-core bullets prohibited. Managed by Nebraska Game and Parks.

Indiana DNR public shooting range at Kingsbury Fish & Wildlife Area, staffed by range officers: 10 positions at 50 yards, 5 at 100 yards, 18 at 10, 15 or 25 yards, and four shotgun stations, plus an archery range. Fees: $5/day age 18+, $2/day under 18 with an adult, $10/day family, $100 annual pass. Hours: Wed-Sun 8am-4pm CT (Jan-Feb Fri-Sun). Reach the range from CR 500 S, not Hupp Rd.

Klickitat County Public Works public shooting and archery range near SR 14 and US 197 in Dallesport. Walk-ins first come, first served. $15 per two-hour rifle and pistol session, cash or check. Summer hours Fri-Sat 11am-7pm, Sun noon-6pm; winter hours close a half hour before sunset. The county built a 100-yard range and then a 300-yard range.

Supervised public range owned and operated by Sarasota County with FWC oversight. 100-yard rifle range, 50- and 25-yard rifle/handgun/slug ranges, 12-, 10- and 7-yard handgun ranges and 4 steel target ranges for frangible handgun ammunition. Adult $15.25, youth $10.17 (tax included); card only. Open Wed-Sun 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Trap/skeet and archery clubs operate separately in the park.

Family-owned 350-yard outdoor range where any caliber may be fired. All-day range fee $15 per adult, $5 per child; no gun rentals. CCDW and intro to handgun classes, monthly competition shoots and SASS cowboy action matches. Open Thu-Mon 9am-6pm (range 9am-5:30pm); closed Tue and Wed.

Indoor range with 10 pistol and 10 rifle lanes open to the public. Lane fee $20 for one person, $30 for two, $40 for three (three per lane maximum). Gun rentals and self-defense training courses offered; no drawing from the holster. Open Thursday-Tuesday 11am-7pm, closed Wednesdays.

City and County of Honolulu Parks and Recreation complex. Free rifle range (50 and 100 yards) and pistol range (25 and 50 yards) run by city range attendants, Wed-Fri 10am-2pm and Sat-Sun 8am-4pm; free online reservations encouraged. Club-run skeet, trap and metallic silhouette (50 m) ranges charge target fees. Archery and cowboy action (by permit) also on site. No steel targets or rapid fire on the rifle range.

Shotgun sports club open to non-members with five skeet fields, four trap fields (including modified bunker trap), a 13-station sporting clays course and an enclosed, heated five-stand. Non-member prices: $8.50 per 25 skeet or trap targets, $42 per 120 sporting clays targets. Public hours 2nd and 4th Thursday 12pm-6pm and weekends 9am-3pm; members have access daily. Membership $125 per year.

Public rifle and pistol range at Kumbrabow State Forest, owned and managed by WVDNR per its GIS layer: 100-yard range with 8 covered benches and a bench for shooters with disabilities, open sunrise to sunset. Built with a 2009 NRA public range grant matched by WVDNR as a free, unmanned range.

Kentucky Gun Co.'s 25-yard indoor range with rental handguns, long guns and fully automatic machine guns. Non-members buy range time by the half hour or hour (from $14 per half hour, $20 per hour); handgun rental $14, long guns $18, with store ammo. Steel-case and steel-core ammo and steel targets not allowed. Memberships include free FFL transfers. Open Mon-Sat 9am-6pm (sign-in closes 5:30pm); closed Sun.

Staffed MDC range at Landahl Park: 20-point covered rifle range (25-100 yd), 10-point covered pistol range (7-25 yd), trap and skeet, shotgun patterning (10-40 yd) and static archery (10-60 yd). $5 per booth per hour or per round; cash only. Closed Monday and Tuesday; Wed-Sun hours vary by season. Bring your own eye and ear protection.

Free 15-acre public range south of Leadville off County Roads 23 and 45. 10-, 25-, 50-, 100- and 200-yard ranges, a shotgun/plinking area and a vault toilet; ADA accessible. Separate archery range with 12 targets at 10-50 yards.

Somerset's only indoor shooting center and gun club, with annual memberships and Kentucky CCDW classes. Site lists hours Mon-Fri 10am-7pm and Sat 9am-7pm; call the main number and ask for the range.

TWRA firing range at Lake Graham, 200 Lowell Thomas Drive, Jackson (the TWRA Region I office property on the lake). Open only on set days during the three weeks before deer and spring turkey seasons, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Adults 16+ need a Tier 1 TWRA range permit or an annual hunting license.

Privately owned shooting club since 1968 on a 28-acre outdoor facility with 7/12, 25/50 and 50/100-yard ranges plus trap, skeet and 5-stand. Membership is open by application, and public matches let non-members shoot. Training classes and junior programs are offered.

WDFW rifle and pistol range on the Sun Lakes Unit of the Columbia Basin Wildlife Area, on the southeast side of Lake Lenore off Highway 17 about 5.4 miles north of Soap Lake. Uncovered benches, 100- and 200-yard backstops and a seasonal 300-yard WDFW steel gong (Oct-May). Day use, half hour before sunrise to half hour after sunset. Discover Pass or WDFW Vehicle Access Pass required.

Two trap/skeet overlay fields at Lake Miami Park, a county park, listed in the Iowa DNR Shooting Range Atlas. Fee charged.

Shooting range at Lake Showme west of Memphis, on land owned and maintained by the City of Memphis and listed by MDC as a cooperative area. MDC GIS lists a rifle/pistol range (targets 25-150 yd) and, about 2 km west, a trap/skeet range. Special regulations, hours and fees may apply; contact the City of Memphis (660-465-7285).

Town of Land O' Lakes rifle and pistol range at 6320 Cemetery Road. Open May 1 to December 1; closed Mondays, with hours varying by day (shorter on Thursdays) and earlier closing after November 3. Contact the town hall for details.

Langlade County Forestry, Parks and Recreation range on Range Road about four miles from Antigo, with benches at 25, 50, 100, 200 and 300 yards, a trap area and an archery range. Daily pass $5 per person (under 16 free with a paying adult), annual pass $30. Open April 1-November 30; closed December through March. Paper, cardboard or clay targets only.

DNR-staffed range ("Lapeer Pit") in Lapeer State Game Area with three handgun stations at 10 yards, five at 25 yards and three at 100 yards, all accessible. No fees at this time. Open mid-April to mid-December, Thu-Sat 10am-5pm (last shot 4:45pm). Paper bull's-eye or game targets only; no human silhouettes or metal targets. No aerial target shooting.

County-operated shooting complex east of Cheyenne, open to the public with a signed online waiver. Pay-as-you-go lane rental is $10 per hour per shooter or $20 for up to four hours (county resident rate); yearly memberships available. Open Tue-Fri 10am-8pm, Sat 10am-6pm, Sun 10am-4pm, closed Monday.

Gun store and indoor range in Madison taking calibers up to .308. Single-shooter day pass $30, second shooter on the lane $15; memberships with a trial option. Events include Tactical Tuesdays, church security training, USPSA and youth .22 courses. Range open Mon-Fri 10am-8pm, Sat 8am-8pm, Sun 1pm-6pm.

Family-owned gun shop with an air-conditioned indoor range of 8 lanes (one ADA lane) at roughly 23 yards; $20 per hour, 2 people per lane, no rapid fire or holster draws. Rentals with membership, engraving, Cerakote and custom gunsmithing. Open Mon-Thu 10am-7pm, Fri-Sat 10am-8pm, Sun 12pm-6pm.

Unstaffed MDC shooting range on Lead Mine Conservation Area with a rifle/pistol range (targets at 25, 50, 100 yd). Open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset unless posted. Paper targets on the provided holders only; no tracer, armor-piercing or explosive ammo; no alcohol. Groups over 10 need a special use permit. Closed Monday for maintenance.

Sumter National Forest range on the Enoree Ranger District with targets at 25 and 100 yards, ADA accessible. $5 per person per day or $50 annual range pass; daily permits on site or at recreation.gov, clipped to the post at your table. Open year round dawn to dusk except weekly cleaning closures. Off Park Rd on Forest Service Rd 307.

Full-service public range owned and operated by Utah DWR at 6000 W 2100 S, Salt Lake City, with seven outdoor ranges open year round: 25/75-yard and 100/200/300-yard rifle/handgun ranges, trap, skeet and 5-stand shotgun, and archery. Adult day pass $6, youth $3; trap/skeet $6.50 per round. Wed-Fri 10-5 (Thu shotgun/archery to 8), Sat 9-4, Sun 9-1; closed holidays.

Indoor range and gun store with 12 75-foot lanes, 6 of them tactical lanes for scenario shooting, and a 35-seat classroom. Firearm rentals, memberships with lane reservations, Ohio CHL and handgun classes, private instruction, gunsmithing and a large new and used gun selection. Range and store open Tue-Fri 10am-7pm, Sat 9am-6pm, Sun 11am-6pm; closed Mon.

Free, unsupervised North Dakota Game and Fish Department range on a wildlife management area, open sunrise to sunset year-round except maintenance closures. Paper or cardboard targets on the provided stands only; no tracers, exploding targets, ground-level targets, full-auto or .50 caliber+ centerfire rifles. Range types: rifle, pistol; target distances 50, 100, 200 yards.

Supervised FWC range in the Osceola National Forest on Forest Road 278. 10-position 200-yard rifle range, 10-position 50-yard small-bore rifle/handgun range, 10-position 50-yard handgun range and an elevated archery range. Shotguns prohibited except slugs. Free. Target frames and restrooms provided.

SD Game, Fish and Parks range north of Mobridge on 285th Avenue. Pistol/rimfire range: partially enclosed, ten lanes to 100 yards, backstops at 25 and 50 yards, five sand berms for swinging metal targets, 100-yard target platform. Rifle range: five lanes with backstops at 50, 100 and 200 yards. Lights, outlets, benches, ADA vault toilet. No park entrance license needed. Open sunup to sundown.

WVDNR public shooting range on Lewis Wetzel WMA, on County Route 82 (Buffalo Run Road) south of Jacksonburg. Outdoor range with a 100-yard maximum backstop and 6 covered benches, including a bench for shooters with disabilities. Open 9 a.m. to sunset.

Two 100-yard rifle ranges with six covered benches each, 30-yard pistol range with 4 covered benches, a trap range, archery range with elevated platform, ADA access and parking. Paper or clay targets only; no metal targets. No check-in or reservation. From Lexington, east on OK-39, north on 180th St 2 mi. Hours sunrise to 30 min after sunset. Oklahoma hunting or combination license required. Managed by Oklahoma Dept. of Wildlife Conservation.

Cherokee County Conservation Board complex about 5 miles south of Cherokee: ADA-accessible rifle/pistol range at 25, 50 and 100 yards, a trap area with 4 fields (open shooting Sundays 2-6pm, $6/round with a permit), archery and crossbow areas and a 3-D archery trail. Permits: $5/day per shooter or $40/year per household. Open sunrise to sunset, March 2 to December 22, weather dependent.

Outdoor training range rented whole for private use with a range safety officer: a 350-yard range with more than 300 AR500 steel targets, VTAC walls, obstacles and barricades. $50 per shooter for the first hour and $35 per shooter for each additional hour; groups of 5 to 8 can book three hours for $475. Courses and events are also offered.

Free, unsupervised North Dakota Game and Fish Department range on a wildlife management area, open sunrise to sunset year-round except maintenance closures. Paper or cardboard targets on the provided stands only; no tracers, exploding targets, ground-level targets, full-auto or .50 caliber+ centerfire rifles. Range types: rifle, pistol, shotgun; target distances 25, 100, 200 yards.

Unstaffed MDC shooting range on Little Indian Creek Conservation Area with a rifle/pistol range (targets at 25, 50 yd) and an informal shotgun/patterning area. Open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset unless posted. Paper targets on the provided holders only; no tracer, armor-piercing or explosive ammo; no alcohol. Groups over 10 need a special use permit. Closed Monday for maintenance.

DCNR shooting range on six acres at the north end of Little Pine State Park. Rifle range with covered benches and target backers at 50 and 100 yards; handgun range with targets at 10, 15 and 25 yards. Requires a DCNR Little Pine range permit applied for in person at the park office (annual $30 PA resident); PGC licenses not valid. Closed Tuesday and Wednesday.

Locke Arms

Iron River, WI

Locke Arms is an online gun shop offering competitive prices on firearms, ammunition, optics, and shooting accessories. Known for low prices and exceptional customer service, Locke Arms provides fast communication, transparent ordering, and personalized support for every customer.

Machine gun experience, shooting range, museum and art gallery in Miami's Wynwood district, with over 25 full-auto firearms fired under the supervision of trained staff. Walk-ins welcome; last guests accepted 45 minutes before close. Memberships offered. Open Mon-Sat 12pm-8pm, Sun 11am-6pm.

Gun range and training academy near Austin, open to the public 7 days a week 9am-7pm (last check-in 5pm; closed the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month). $23 per adult per day, $12 minors; annual memberships $150. Large rental selection at $10 per gun, a shotgun package with automatic clay throwers, a private tactical bay ($150 for 1.5 hours, up to 4 people), and training classes.

Public range on a 300-acre parcel owned by the Town of Brookhaven and run by a private operator. Rifle range with points at 100 and 200 yards; pistol range with points to 25 and 50 yards, steel plates and paper targets; airgun range; trap, skeet, sporting clays, five-stand, FITASC and archery; on-site pro shop. First come, first served; NYS pistol license required for handguns. Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m., closed Tuesday; call ahead in bad weather.

DNR range in Lost Nation State Game Area with shotgun/hand trap and outdoor rifle/handgun shooting at 25, 50 and 100 yards. Bring your own targets plus tape or a staple gun to attach them to plywood boards.

Indoor range with three shooting bays: twelve pistol lanes and six rifle/pistol lanes, all 25 yards long, plus an action bay. First come, first served; lanes rented by the half hour or hour, prior shooting experience required. Rentals, targets and eye and ear protection available; training classes, private lessons and memberships. Open daily 10am-6pm.

Indoor range and pro shop one minute off I-95 (Exit 5) serving Hardeeville, Savannah, Hilton Head and Beaufort, with 10 climate-controlled shooting bays and 170+ rental guns. Open to the public: walk-ins welcome, no membership required and no lane time limits for $22 per visit ($17 hero discount). Memberships, silencer sales and firearm transfers. Open Mon-Thu 10am-6pm, Fri 10am-7pm, Sat 10am-6pm, Sun 12pm-6pm.

USFS range on the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests off Route 616 (Rich Patch Road) near I-64 exit 21 at Low Moor. Six-lane covered-bench rifle range at 50 and 100 yards and four-lane pistol range to 25 yards. Shotguns at stationary paper targets only; no skeet, moving targets or automatic weapons. Free, sunrise to sunset, year-round.

Developed shooting site on San Bernardino National Forest operating under Forest Service permit, open to visitors year-round. Shooter $35, age 13 and under $8, archery only $9, spectator $3 (cash only). Mon-Thu 9am-5pm, Fri-Sun 8am-4pm, last entry 2:45pm. May close for weather or Red Flag Warnings. No restrooms or water.

Oconto County range with a 25-foot pistol lane, 25-, 50- and 100-yard lanes, covered benches and ADA access. $7 daily pass per shooter, or $50 single / $100 family annual pass; automated pay station takes credit/debit cards only. Open March 16-November 30, Wed-Sat 8 a.m. to sunset and Sun 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Paper sighting targets only; no archery or clay shooting.

Club-run range at Gate 4 of Madison County's Sharon Johnston Park, open to the public Saturdays and Sundays 9am-3pm except the Christmas and New Year's weekends. Three skeet fields, three trap fields and a covered 50-yard pistol range. Non-members pay published non-member rates.

MDC informal shotgun/patterning area and static archery range (15-35 yd) on Magnolia Hollow Conservation Area; no rifle/pistol range is listed. Open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset unless posted. Groups over 10 need a special use permit.

Gun store with a pistol and rifle range of 5 pistol lanes and 4 rifle lanes. Walk-ins welcome, no membership needed; $19.99 per hour for the first shooter and $17.99 for each additional shooter, three per lane. Handguns, rifles and shotguns up to .300 Win Mag; shotguns slugs only; no steel-core, tracer or armor-piercing ammunition. Rentals, concealed carry and tactical classes.

NJ Fish & Wildlife ranges on Makepeace Lake WMA: 100-yard muzzleloader range (muzzleloaders, shotguns with slugs or buckshot, .17/.22 rimfire rifles and small-game air guns only) and shotgun range (fine shot only). A valid NJ hunting license is required for at least one member of the party. Open 8 a.m. to sunset. Special target-frame rules apply.

350-acre outdoor shooting club open to the public Thu-Sun 8am-4pm with no membership required: $27 guest day fee covers the covered main firing line from 5 to 300 yards. Add-ons include long range to 1,000 yards, action bays, The Street Range, 5-stand clays, archery and night matches; 11 ranges and bays in all.

Supervised range owned and managed by the SC Forestry Commission on Manchester State Forest. 100-yard rifle range with targets at 25-yard intervals, 10 benches and 5 standing positions; 50-yard pistol range with 12 positions. Shotgun allowed. Open Saturday and Sunday afternoon; call 803-494-8196 for current hours. $5 per day or $25 per year. Bring your own paper targets; eye and ear protection required.

Daggett County rifle and pistol range near Manila, listed in Utah DWR's statewide shooting range layer.

ADCNR range about 5 miles north of Linden on County Road 44. Shooting to 100 yards, a 25-yard pistol range and a shotgun clay pad. Wheelchair accessible. Open daylight hours only. No range fee listed; residents 16-64 need an Alabama hunting, heritage, fishing or WMA license, nonresidents 16+ a WMA or nonresident hunting license.

Indoor gun range billed as Houston's first, open every day 12pm-8pm. $18 all-day range fee with daily discounts (ladies free Mondays; LTC holders, veterans and seniors on other weekdays). Monthly memberships, firearm rentals, License to Carry and basic classes, and silencer sales. Rifles limited to .223/5.56 with frangible or subsonic ammo.

Unstaffed MDC shooting range on Marshall Junction Conservation Area with a rifle/pistol range (targets at 10, 25, 50 yd). Open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset unless posted. Paper targets on the provided holders only; no tracer, armor-piercing or explosive ammo; no alcohol. Groups over 10 need a special use permit.

Private gun club founded in 1978 with eight outdoor ranges and sixty covered shooting positions, with targets from 3 feet to 100 yards for rifle, shotgun, handgun and pistol-caliber carbine. Annual membership is $250 individual or $300 family, open by application; members may bring up to 2 guests per visit. Range hours Tue-Sun 8am-5pm, Mon 1pm-5pm.

Shotgun club on former BLM land patented to Lyon County. Weekly practice open to all: 5-stand on Tuesdays at 4 p.m. and skeet on Thursdays at 10 a.m. Monthly club shoots and PITA/ATA events.

Linn County Conservation range in Matsell Bridge Natural Area with 200- and 100-yard ranges, a pistol-only 15-yard range and a small archery area, first come first served. A permit is required: $10 daily (on-site kiosk) or $50 calendar-year annual (online). Paper targets only; bring your own targets and frames at least 37 inches tall. Typically closed January-February; opens 8am, closing time varies by season.

Daviess County Fiscal Court shotgun and 3D archery facility at Pup Creek Park, about 7 miles east of downtown Owensboro. Trap and skeet fields, 10-station and 15-station sporting clays courses, 10-lane 3D archery course. No rifle or pistol. Fees: trap or skeet $6, sporting clays $35 adult/$30 under 16, archery $10. Seasonal Fri-Sun hours.

Family-friendly shotgun club open to the public on 170 acres, with six skeet fields, seven trap fields, a 13-station sporting clays course and a 5-station super sporting course. Open Saturday and Sunday from noon to dusk.

Georgia DNR 100-yard range on Mayhaw WMA, about 1 mile west of Colquitt off GA Highway 91 by the Georgia Forestry Commission fire tower. Tue-Sat 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun 1-6 p.m. (or sunset if earlier); closed Monday and on Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Users need a Georgia hunting or fishing license or Lands Pass and the free Range Safety Video Certification; green-tip/armor-piercing ammo not allowed.

WVDNR public shooting range on McClintic WMA, north of Point Pleasant off State Route 62 on Potters Creek Road (County Road 11), about 1.75 miles to the parking lot. Outdoor range with a 100-yard maximum backstop and 8 covered benches, including a bench for shooters with disabilities. WVDNR GIS lists sunrise to sunset hours.

McDowell County range run jointly with the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission: a 100-yard range, a 25-yard range, and practice and 3-D archery ranges. Open Wednesday-Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Day pass $7; annual passes available.

Free public 100-yard range on county land at McGivern Park, about 2 miles north of Staples, maintained by the Staples Sportsmens Club. Open to the public 7 days a week, 9am to 1/2 hour before sunset; archery range (target tips only) same hours. Trap range by arrangement with the club. Rustic campsites in McGivern Park across the road.

MDWFP staffed facility with two rifle ranges (ten tables each, targets out to 170 yd), a 20-lane pistol range (5, 10, 20 yd), a 13-station sporting clays trail, 5-stand, three skeet fields, one trap range and two archery ranges. $15 daily entrance fee; clays $0.30 each. Open Thu-Sun. Paper targets only; controlled semi-auto fire allowed, no full-auto; muzzle brakes prohibited on the rifle range.

MDWFP staffed facility near Sardis with 300-yard and 100-yard rifle ranges (14 positions), a 50-yard pistol range (firing lines 3-60 yd), a 12-station sporting clays trail, two skeet/trap fields, a duck flush (5-stand) and 3-D archery. $15 daily entrance fee; clays $0.30 each. Open Thu-Sun. Paper targets only; no full-auto; muzzle brakes prohibited on the rifle range.

Shooting range on the Kootenai National Forest near Libby, also known as the Lincoln County Shooting Range, held by Lincoln County under a Forest Service special use permit; the Libby Rod & Gun Club holds activities there. Rifle, trap and skeet, and archery areas. Listed by the Forest Service as an active range meeting EXPLORE Act standards.

Public outdoor shooting complex on land the Wisconsin DNR lists as DNR-owned, operated as McMiller Sports Center. Rifle and pistol ranges from 25 to 300 yards, sporting clays, five-stand, a .22 plinking range and 3D archery. Open to the public year-round without membership: $20 hourly or $40 all-day range pass; walk-ins welcome, reservations optional. Seasonal hours, generally 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

Family-owned, climate-controlled indoor range with 12 lanes and NRA-certified RSOs. Rifle, pistol and shotgun up to .300 Win Mag; NFA and full-auto welcome; rapid fire and holster draw allowed. Range time $20 per hour, guests $9 (up to 4 per lane); ladies 25% off Tuesdays, military and first responders Fridays. Gunsmith bench, training and private bay rental. Walk-ins Tue-Sat 11am-5pm; closed Sun-Mon.

WDFW designated shooting range on the Methow Unit of the Methow Wildlife Area, near the intersection of Forest Service Road 100 and Bear Creek Road east of Winthrop. A Discover Pass or WDFW Vehicle Access Pass is required. During wildfire season WDFW has limited target shooting to sunrise to 10 a.m. at this range.

Gun store with a 10-lane indoor range in Hialeah; rentals available and all skill levels welcome. Range memberships, carry permit and guard license classes. Open Mon-Fri 10am-8pm, Sat-Sun 10am-6pm.

Family-owned public indoor range and gun store, open since 1953, with a 10-lane indoor pistol range and a wide selection of firearms and accessories. Hosts Glock and open-handgun matches and a $50 in-person CCW/CHL class in a classroom steps from the range. Open 10am-6pm, 7 days a week.

DCNR target shooting range in Michaux State Forest. 70-yard rifle range with 9 covered stations and a 25-yard multi-distance pistol range with 6 covered stations. Requires a DCNR range permit (annual $30 PA resident); PGC licenses not valid. Open Mon, Wed, Fri 10-5 and Sat-Sun 11-5; closed Tue and Thu, May 15 to the first Monday after July 4, and during regular firearms deer season.

Private member-owned club with clay target fields, a 300-yard rifle range and a lighted 25-yard pistol range. Open to members, their families and guests seven days a week, and to everyone during registered events. Membership requires a member sponsor ($550 initiation including first-year dues).

Indoor range with twenty 25-yard lanes rated for calibers up to .308; handguns, AR-15s, rifles up to .308 and shotguns with buckshot or slugs are allowed. Open to the public: non-members check in at the range counter; lane $25 for the first hour and $10 each additional hour, second shooter $10. Firearm rentals, including suppressed rentals. Open Tue-Thu 10am-8pm, Fri-Sat 10am-9pm, Sun 10am-6pm; closed Mon.

Indoor range with twenty-two 25-yard lanes rated for calibers up to .308; handguns, AR-15s, rifles up to .308 and shotguns with buckshot or slugs are allowed. Non-members check in at the range counter; lane $25 for the first hour and $10 each additional hour, second shooter $10. Firearm rentals, including suppressed rentals. Closed Mondays.

Indoor range with twenty-four lanes from 25 to 100 yards long, rated up to .308 (the 100-yard lanes up to .50 BMG); handguns, AR-15s, rifles up to .308 and shotguns with buckshot or slugs are allowed. Open to the public: non-members check in at the range counter; lane $25 for the first hour and $10 each additional hour, second shooter $10. Firearm rentals, including suppressed rentals. Open Tue-Thu 10am-8pm, Fri-Sat 10am-9pm, Sun 10am-6pm; closed Mon.

Indoor range with twenty-five 25-yard lanes rated for calibers up to .308; handguns, AR-15s, rifles up to .308 and shotguns with buckshot or slugs are allowed. Open to the public: non-members check in at the range counter; lane $25 for the first hour and $10 each additional hour, second shooter $10. Firearm rentals, including suppressed rentals. Open Tue-Thu 10am-8pm, Fri-Sat 10am-9pm, Sun 10am-6pm; closed Mon.

Indoor range with twenty 25-yard lanes rated for calibers up to .30; handguns, AR-15s, rifles up to .308 and shotguns with buckshot or slugs are allowed. Open to the public: non-members check in at the range counter; lane $25 for the first hour and $10 each additional hour, second shooter $10. Firearm rentals, including suppressed rentals. Open Tue-Thu 10am-8pm, Fri-Sat 10am-9pm, Sun 10am-6pm; closed Mon.

Staffed Georgia DNR range on Chickasawhatchee WMA, renovated with rifle and pistol ranges and shooting pavilions, a classroom and bathrooms (page lists 200- and 25-yard ranges). Archery range also on the WMA. Open Tue-Sat 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun 1-6 p.m.; closed Monday. Users need a Georgia hunting or fishing license or Lands Pass and the free Range Safety Video Certification; green-tip/armor-piercing ammo not allowed.

CPW range on the Mike Higbee State Wildlife Area, 4 miles east of Lamar on U.S. 50 at the Higbee SWA sign. Rifle range at 50 and 100 yards with concrete benches and a shade shelter, pistol range up to 30 yards, and a shotgun range; portable toilet. A current hunting or fishing license or SWA pass is required. SWA open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Explosives including Tannerite are illegal; pick up trash and targets.

KDFWR ranges on Miller Welch-Central Kentucky WMA. Rifle tube range for single-projectile firearms only (no shotshells or pistols), Tue-Sat 9 AM-sunset, Sun noon-sunset, closed Monday. Trap and skeet run by local clubs, open to the public seasonally for nominal fees. Archery: 10-60 yard static range and 30-station woodland course. KDFWR shooting range permit required.

NJ Fish & Wildlife ranges on Millville WMA: centerfire rifle range with 50- and 200-yard lanes (muzzleloader, rimfire and centerfire to .30 caliber, no handguns), shotgun range (fine shot only) and archery range. A valid NJ hunting license is required for at least one member of the party. Open 8 a.m. to sunset.

Washburn County-owned range on county forest land on Taylor Lake Road near Minong, maintained by local volunteers and upgraded with help from the Minong Safari Club International chapter. Shooting shelter, rifle range and trap range, with a bathroom. Hours posted at the range.

Indoor shooting range and gun shop with 26 climate-controlled lanes with dynamic targets, an exclusive 100-yard indoor range, a 20-yard indoor archery range, a virtual training simulator, a full-time gunsmith and an event center. Range Safety Officers in every bay. Open Mon-Fri 12pm-8pm, Sat 10am-8pm, Sun 12pm-8pm.

Indoor shooting range and gun shop with 26 climate-controlled lanes with dynamic targets, an exclusive 100-yard indoor range, a 20-yard indoor archery range, a virtual training simulator, a full-time gunsmith, leagues, a training academy and an event center. Open to the public. Open Mon-Fri 11am-8pm, Sat 10am-8pm, Sun 12pm-8pm.

Woodbury County Conservation range near Little Sioux Park, two miles southwest of Correctionville. 150-yard rifle range with six concrete tube shooting stations and target holders at 50, 100 and 150 yards, plus an adjacent 25-yard pistol-only range with six stations. Trap shooting prohibited. Permit required: $10 daily on site or $50 annual online. Open daily 9am-7pm May-Sep and 9am-4:30pm Oct-Apr; closed January-February and some holidays.

Unsupervised (Class B) ODNR Division of Wildlife rifle/pistol range. Ohio Shooting Range Permit required for ages 18+ ($24 annual, $5 one-day; sold at license outlets and online, not at the range); 17 and under must be accompanied by a permit holder.

Montgomery County shooting complex at 4201 Southside Road, a TWRA partner range open without membership: covered rifle/pistol lanes with targets from 25 to 400 yards, trap, skeet and sporting clays, 9 steel target bays and an outdoor archery range. Open Fri-Sun; range permit must be bought before entering (GoOutdoorsTennessee).

Climate-controlled indoor shooting range with a high-capacity air handling system, plus a paintball field on weekends. Range fee $23.95; rentals $13 plus ammo; memberships available. Open Mon-Fri 11am-7pm, Sat 11am-6pm, Sun 1pm-6pm; last shooters taken an hour before closing.

Public shooting range managed by WVDNR on land owned by the City of Montgomery, about 1 mile off State Route 61 on County Route 61/10 (Morris Drive), south of Montgomery. Outdoor range with a 100-yard maximum backstop and 8 covered benches, including a bench for shooters with disabilities. Open daily sunrise to sunset.

BLM-managed shooting range near Monticello (Monticello Field Office), listed as an existing range in BLM's recreational shooting inventory; not regularly maintained.

Morgan County rifle and pistol range at 870 E Mahogany Ridge Rd, Morgan, listed on the county parks page as a rifle range that can be reserved, and in Utah DWR's statewide range layer as open to the public.

Indoor range with 20 lanes, 25 meters to target. $15 all-day lane fee per person with no time limit and no reservation needed; seniors and minors $10. Classes, guns and ammo for sale, no contracts or required membership. Open Mon-Fri 10am-7pm, Sat 9am-7pm, Sun 11am-6pm.

Maryland DNR range on Myrtle Grove WMA off Myrtle Grove Road, about 7 miles west of La Plata; the only public range on a Maryland WMA. Eight-station firearms range for rifles, shotguns, muzzleloaders and pistols (no automatic weapons; paper or cardboard targets only), a trap range (bring your own clays and thrower) and a three-station archery range. Range permit required: $20 annual, $5 daily.

Nardis Gun Club indoor gun range and gun store, open to the public. Non-members buy an all-day pass ($27.50 first shooter, $15 each additional); members shoot free. Rentals, classes and training, custom holsters, silencer sales and FFL transfers. Range open Mon-Sat 9am-8pm, Sun 12pm-6pm.

Nardis Gun Club indoor gun range and gun store, open to the public. Non-members buy an all-day pass ($27.50 first shooter, $15 each additional); members shoot free. Rentals, classes and training, custom holsters, silencer sales and FFL transfers. Range open Mon-Sat 9am-8pm, Sun 12pm-6pm.

Nardis Gun Club indoor gun range and gun store, open to the public. Non-members buy an all-day pass ($27.50 first shooter, $15 each additional); members shoot free. Rentals, classes and training, custom holsters, silencer sales and FFL transfers. Range open Mon-Fri 9am-8pm, Sat 10am-8pm, Sun 1pm-6pm.

Tennessee State Parks firing range at Natchez Trace State Park, Wildersville: a rifle range with a shooting shelter and targets at 25, 50 and 100 yards, and a pistol range with four stations at 3 to 25 yards. Free; sign a permit at the range entrance. Open daily in daylight; may close for law enforcement training. No shotguns on the rifle range.

Headquarters of the National Skeet Shooting Association and National Sporting Clays Association on 696 acres, host of the World Skeet and National Sporting Clays championships. Skeet, sporting clays and 5-stand, a museum, RV park, pro shop and instruction. Open to the public Thursdays and Saturdays; Wednesdays and Fridays for NSC members (membership $200).

Nephi City range run by the Nephi City Police Department north of Nephi. Shooters need a yearly range permit, bought with a driver's license at the police department (42 E 200 N): $20 Nephi residents, $30 Juab County residents, $500 non-residents; permits renew each July. Open daily. Pack out what you pack in; no ATV riding inside the range.

Modern indoor range with advanced targetry, ADA-accessible pistol and rifle lanes, gunsmithing, classes, memberships, private event space and the Brass Social on-site dining. FFL and suppressor transfers. 10% off range prices for military and first responders. Open Sun-Thu 10am-8pm, Fri-Sat 10am-9pm.