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Shooting ranges in Arizona

Compare 8 ranges across Arizona, from the highest-rated facilities to the complete statewide list.

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Top picks in Arizona

  1. No. 1

    Ben Avery Shooting Facility Clay Target Center

    Phoenix, AZ 4.8 out of 5 (204)

    Ben Avery Shooting Facility Clay Target Center is a premier outdoor shooting complex in Phoenix offering trap, skeet, sporting clays, and rifle and pistol ranges, distinguished by a strict safety culture, on-site instruction, and a well-maintained multi-field campus.

    The hits

    • Multi-discipline layout: trap, skeet, sporting clays, and rifle and pistol ranges available at one location.
    • Strong safety culture with attentive, knowledgeable range officers and strictly enforced rules.
    • On-site resident instructors offering hands-on guidance for beginners and intermediate shooters.
    • Clean, well-organized outdoor campus with paved roads, clear signage, and prompt equipment maintenance.
    • Affordable target pricing relative to comparable facilities, with an on-site store handling credit purchases.

    The misses

    • Extreme summer heat can make visits uncomfortable due to the fully outdoor, desert setting.
    • Limited regular trap field availability; only a subset of the 16 trap fields is typically open for walk-up use, with others reserved for specific disciplines or special bookings.
    • Strict enforcement of safety rules means visitors who fail to follow protocols precisely may be asked to leave.
  2. No. 2

    Ben Avery Shooting Facility Rifle and Pistol Range

    Phoenix, AZ 4.7 out of 5 (1,084)

    Ben Avery Shooting Facility Rifle and Pistol Range is a sprawling outdoor public shooting complex in North Phoenix offering dozens of rifle and pistol lanes - including 300-yard options - on a multi-discipline campus backed by an active safety staff and strong customer service reputation.

    The hits

    • Expansive outdoor layout with dozens of lanes and long-range options up to 300 yards on a 1,600-acre campus
    • Professional Range Masters and knowledgeable staff who actively assist shooters without being overbearing
    • Clean, well-organized facility with spacious concrete shooting booths and structured target rotations
    • Strong safety culture and welcoming environment for families, beginners, and solo visitors
    • On-site retail store and access to broader campus amenities including archery, shotgun sports, and youth programs

    The misses

    • Weekend sessions typically limited to 90-minute reserved blocks, which can feel restrictive for some visitors
    • Fully outdoor operation exposes shooters to extreme Phoenix heat, particularly during summer midday hours
    • Campus layout and range navigation can be confusing for first-time visitors unfamiliar with the main range versus specialty areas
  3. No. 3

    Cowtown Range

    Peoria, AZ 4.7 out of 5 (160)

    Premier outdoor shooting range in Peoria, Arizona with state-of-the-art facilities, elite instruction, and flexible membership tiers for all skill levels.

    The hits

    • Elite firearms instruction from professional trainers like Kyle Davisson
    • Diverse shooting ranges with pistol bays, steel targets, and dedicated long-range platforms
    • Multiple membership tiers designed to fit different skill levels and training needs
    • Well-maintained facilities with excellent desert setting and professional range management
    • Comprehensive training programs including handgun classes and tactical courses

    The misses

    • Premium membership pricing may be higher than some competitors
    • Limited information about walk-in rates for non-members
    • High-desert location requires commitment to driving from Phoenix metro areas
  4. No. 4

    The Shooting Range

    Queen Creek, AZ 4.7 out of 5 (819)

    Premier indoor shooting range in Queen Creek, Arizona with expert instruction, multiple lane rooms, and comprehensive equipment rentals

    The hits

    • Expert instruction from knowledgeable, personalized coaching for all skill levels
    • Four separate lane rooms providing private, distraction-free shooting sessions
    • Exceptional customer service with staff dedicated to safety and professionalism
    • Extensive equipment rentals and shop inventory to accommodate any shooter's needs
    • Convenient membership options including Silver Unlimited for frequent visitors

    The misses

    • Ventilation can become heavy with smoke during peak rifle and shotgun shooting sessions
    • Higher traffic during evening and weekend hours may result in longer wait times
  5. No. 5

    Church Camp Road Recreational Shooting Site

    Peoria, AZ 4.5 out of 5 (190)

    Free BLM recreational shooting site in Arizona with steel targets at 50, 100, and 200 yards for rifles and pistols

    The hits

    • Completely free shooting facility with no admission fees or membership requirements
    • Well-maintained steel target ranges at multiple distances (50, 100, and 200 yards) for both rifle and pistol shooting
    • Clean, organized grounds with excellent visitor amenities including parking, shade structures, and restroom facilities
    • No RSO requirements mean more freedom in practice, provided shooters follow safety protocols independently
    • Beautiful Arizona desert setting with a friendly community of responsible shooters

    The misses

    • Closed Wednesdays for maintenance, limiting availability mid-week
    • Limited ammunition options due to restrictions on steel core, armor-piercing, and tracer rounds
    • Maximum 50-person capacity can lead to crowding during peak times, particularly early morning and weekends

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