Arizona Shooting Areas
We have 54 Arizona
rifle, pistol and shotgun ranges listed
Choose the range for more information, reports and pictures
To suggest a range to add to our list contact Gun
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Where can we Shoot in Arizona?
We have two options for where
to shoot in Arizona,
Privately Owned or
Club Operated Public Shooting Ranges
or
Open Public Land
(where legal).
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There are many
privately owned or club run shooting ranges in Arizona. The benefits
of an organized range are the safety, education and low environmental
impact
New shooters would do best to visit a public
range to learn how to shoot. Having the experience and patience
of a safety officer is invaluable to a new shooter.
Public ranges collect the brass cases and contain
the lead bullets in one area to result in a much lower impact
on the environment. In fact most ranges recycle the brass left
behind by shooters so shooting at a public range can actually
help the shooting sports
Click here for a list of all Arizona Shooting
Ranges |
You might
not know it but Arizona is only about 17.6 percent privately
owned.
More than a quarter of Arizona is owned by 21
Indian tribes
More than half of Arizona is held by the federal
and state governments, administered through federal and state
agencies
Keep our public lands clean and available for the next
guy. Pack out all your trash, police your brass, Don't shoot
at clay birds in the desert. |
 Visitor
Comments
Pick up your brass
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Thu May 11 2006
Rating: 5 out
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| I think that people who are going to shoot in desert should pick up after themselves. but how many people do that?
From: Ted M |
Stop and talk with people that ask questions about why we carry
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Sun Jun 11 2006
Rating: 5 out
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| Most of the out of staters that move or come Arizona to visit do not understand, nor do they take the time to find out the gun laws of our Great State. To help with this, we, the state citizens should carry more open, and stop and talk with people that ask questions about why we carry.....
From: Richard L. Taylor |
Marksman Pistol Institute
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Sat Sep 2 2006
Rating: 5 out
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| I didn't like the moving target s on the wires they use, but it's an indoor range that's open on Mon-Wed (some ranges aren't
From: saguaro |
Arizona Public Shooting Areas
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Thu Oct 5 2006
Rating: 5 out
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| After recently moving here what is the best place to go shooting near Phoenix, Mesa area. I am looking for 600-1500 yard shooting range. Any help would be great. Most local ranges only go to 500yrds
From: mark |
recycle some firearms metals
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Wed Oct 18 2006
Rating: 5 out
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| I need to recycle some firearms metals from the Surprise Police Department firearms range.
1. What is the price of unsorted firearms brass in Maricopa County, Arizona?
2. What is the price of sorted firearms brass in Maricopa County, Arizona?
Please Email me with your comments and suggestions.
From: Arthur R. Wood |
RE: Arizona Public Shooting Areas
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Fri Oct 26 2007
Rating: 5 out
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| Nearly everyone who goes out and disturbs the peace of everyone else with their guns leaves a pile of trash behind. They leave appliances that they shot at, beer cans, drink cups, anything you can think of. Keep your damn shooting to shooting ranges and stop disturbing the majority of the decent people who want to use public land for reasons other than pretending they're "manly".
From: Stacey |
Arizona Shooting Areas
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Sun Jun 3 2007
Rating: 5 out
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| I also think it's a shame that so many good shooting spots are being closed due to trash issues.. Shooters don't leave trash, criminals do.. enforce the laws and leave the shooting areas open for legitimate legal shooters
From: Teddy T |
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Wed Dec 6 2006
Rating: 5 out
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| Hello Arthur...I would be interested in your brass..im a reloader and thats where I think the brass should go..not to scrap..anyway looking for 223 and 45 ill pay top dollar for all you have Bob..
From: Bob Baxter |
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Fri Feb 29 2008
Rating: 5 out
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| "It's not because of fate, it's because of Tequila" That may be the best thing I have ever read in my whole life!
From: Pedro |
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