Find a shooting range near you
4709 shooting ranges across the United States — indoor and outdoor ranges, gun clubs and training facilities, with addresses and phone numbers. Find a lane before you load the car.
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- Alabama80
- Alaska23
- Arizona81
- Arkansas64
- California222
- Colorado77
- Connecticut54
- Delaware12
- Florida229
- Georgia124
- Hawaii7
- Idaho50
- Illinois175
- Indiana91
- Iowa75
- Kansas77
- Kentucky69
- Louisiana62
- Maine26
- Maryland101
- Massachusetts94
- Michigan195
- Minnesota119
- Mississippi42
- Missouri103
- Montana33
- Nebraska45
- Nevada53
- New Hampshire24
- New Jersey54
- New Mexico30
- New York240
- North Carolina159
- North Dakota22
- Ohio200
- Oklahoma56
- Oregon66
- Pennsylvania294
- Rhode Island19
- South Carolina72
- South Dakota35
- Tennessee106
- Texas466
- Utah52
- Vermont12
- Virginia73
- Washington82
- West Virginia24
- Wisconsin213
- Wyoming27
Popular cities
- Las Vegas, NV26
- Houston, TX16
- San Antonio, TX16
- Mesa, AZ12
- Tucson, AZ10
- Miami, FL10
- Fort Worth, TX10
- Phoenix, AZ9
- Conroe, TX9
- Dallas, TX9
- Charlotte, NC7
- Tulsa, OK7
- Brownsville, TX7
- San Angelo, TX7
- Huntsville, AL6
- Wasilla, AK6
- North Little Rock, AR6
- Sylmar, CA6
- Colorado Springs, CO6
- Jacksonville, FL6
- Chicago, IL6
- Wichita, KS6
- Lincoln, NE6
- New York, NY6
First time? Most ranges require eye and ear protection (rentable for a few dollars) and factory ammo. Many offer first-timer packages with a lane, rental and instruction.
Common questions
- How much does a shooting range cost?
- Typical lane fees run $15–30 per hour indoors; outdoor public ranges are often $10–20 per day. Gun rental adds $10–25, and memberships ($25–60/month) usually pay off within a few visits.
- Can a beginner go to a shooting range?
- Yes — most ranges welcome first-timers and many require a short safety briefing. Look for ranges offering intro classes or one-on-one instruction; rentals mean you don't need to own a firearm.
- What do I need to bring to a range?
- A valid photo ID, eye and ear protection (rentable at most ranges) and ammunition — many indoor ranges require you to buy their ammo for rentals. Check caliber restrictions before you go.