2A Locations in Tucson, Arizona

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.

Pima County's largest public range, at Southeast Regional Park in southeast Tucson. 18 positions at 5-50 yards and 12 at 100-200 yards, with benches, shade, restrooms and water; staff and volunteers on site. $10 per shooter per day (16 and over); youth 15 and under free with an adult; punch cards available. Open Thursday-Sunday: Apr.-Sept. 7 a.m.-noon Thu-Fri and 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Sat-Sun; Oct.-March 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Thu-Fri and 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Sat-Sun.

Member-owned shotgun-only club, established in 1948, on 380 acres in the Sonoran Desert, with trap and skeet fields, the Coyote Springs clays course and a pro shop. Walk-in shooters are welcome Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday 7:30am-2pm. Memberships from $50 for six months; hosts registered ATA trap shoots and has an RV park.

Indoor shooting range with gun sales, classes, memberships and rental firearms. Daily rates per shooter: weekdays (Monday-Thursday) $19.99, additional shooter $16.99; weekends (Friday-Sunday) $24.99, additional shooter $19.99. Range open 9am-5pm Wednesday-Monday and 9am-4pm Tuesday; last shooter registered 45 minutes before close.

Pima County public range in Tucson Mountain Park, 2405 S. Kinney Road, west of Tucson. Twelve positions from 5 to 100 yards, with staff and volunteers on site. $8 per shooter per day (16 and over); punch cards available. Open Friday-Sunday (seasonal hours). An archery range day pass is also sold here.