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Shooting ranges in Pennsylvania

Compare 5 ranges across Pennsylvania, from the highest-rated facilities to the complete statewide list.

Ranked by listed rating

Top picks in Pennsylvania

  1. No. 1

    Roll Call

    Scranton, PA 4.8 out of 5 (952)

    Roll Call is a Scranton-based firearm retailer, indoor shooting range, and training center established in 2007, known for an extensive inventory - including Class 3 and full-auto rentals - guided by staff widely praised for patient, knowledgeable service.

    The hits

    • Extensive inventory and specialized offerings, including Class 3 weapons, full-auto rifle rentals, and a Silencer Shop kiosk.
    • Patient, knowledgeable staff who tailor guidance to both first-time buyers and experienced operators without applying sales pressure.
    • Clean, modern indoor range with private-party rental options and consistent safety oversight.
    • Integrated training infrastructure featuring a classroom and shoot house for skill development across all experience levels.
    • Complementary services including GunBroker online sales, FFL transfers, and in-store trade-ins or cash purchases.

    The misses

    • Trade-in and cash-for-gun valuations can be conservative, with at least one seller reporting an offer substantially below their asking price.
    • Isolated range policy inconsistencies have occurred, such as a safety officer incorrectly enforcing a rule on FRTs, though management acknowledged the error.
  2. No. 2

    A&S Indoor Pistol Range

    Youngwood, PA 4.7 out of 5 (286)

    A&S Indoor Pistol Range is a Youngwood, Pennsylvania firearms store and indoor shooting range offering 12 climate-controlled lanes, pistol rentals, NRA-certified instruction, and on-site technical support with a reputation for welcoming both beginners and experienced shooters.

    The hits

    • NRA-certified instructors and patient staff create a supportive environment for beginners and experienced shooters alike.
    • Twelve climate-controlled lanes with electric target retrieval, plus on-site rentals, ammunition, and protective gear, make the facility accessible year-round.
    • The retail store carries new and used firearms, accepts transfers and trade-ins, and holds an NFA Tax Stamp for Class 3 suppressors and short-barrel rifles.
    • Visitors frequently note fair pricing and a relaxed, no-pressure sales atmosphere compared to larger corporate competitors.
    • Memberships, the 223 Club, and the Frequent Shooters Card provide structured incentives for regular visitors.

    The misses

    • Ventilation turbulence on certain lanes - specifically A3 and B1 - can disturb paper targets during sessions.
    • The range layout is designed for handgun distances rather than extended rifle practice.
    • Back-office policies include a $30 monthly storage fee for layaways or special orders beyond 60 days, plus additional fees for denied or undetermined PICS background checks.
  3. No. 3

    The Sportsman's Shop

    East Earl, PA 4.6 out of 5 (1,306)

    The Sportsman's Shop is a full-service firearms retailer, indoor shooting range, and training academy in East Earl, Pennsylvania, serving hunters and shooters of all experience levels.

    The hits

    • Combined retail and range facility offering a large inventory of new and used firearms, optics, holsters, safes, apparel, and related gear under one roof.
    • Structured training ecosystem including NSSF First Shots courses, private one-on-one coaching, and specialty seminars for all skill levels.
    • Modern 12-lane, 25-yard indoor range with climate control, 100 percent fresh-air ventilation, on-site RSO supervision, and complimentary d-lead cleanup supplies.
    • Staff repeatedly recognized for patient, low-pressure assistance and technical guidance during both sales transactions and range orientation.

    The misses

    • A documented instance of incorrect suppressor caliber compatibility advice resulted in a refund and raised concerns about the reliability of technical accessory recommendations.
    • First-time range visitors must complete mandatory video orientation and paperwork before shooting, extending the initial check-in process.
  4. No. 4

    Sensibly Armed Personal Protection Training and Indoor Pistol Range

    Reading, PA 4.1 out of 5 (194)

    Gun shop

    The hits

    • Friendly, welcoming staff that makes new shooters feel at home
    • Professional instruction with experienced trainers like Bryan and Rob
    • Competitive pricing on firearms compared to mail order retailers
    • Strong emphasis on safety protocols and training for all skill levels
    • Well-maintained indoor range facility with good lighting

    The misses

    • Accessories and gear priced significantly higher than online retailers
    • Inconsistent customer service experiences with some negative interactions
  5. No. 5

    Unami Fish & Game Association

    Emmaus, PA 3.2 out of 5 (38)

    Community shooting range and fish club in Emmaus, PA with archery and rifle ranges

    The hits

    • Well-maintained 50-yard rifle range in good condition
    • Archery facilities with quality targets and setup
    • Extended operating hours convenient for working professionals
    • Historic community club with established reputation
    • Accessible location in the Lehigh Valley area

    The misses

    • Membership fees may be steep relative to facilities offered
    • Management communication regarding hours and facility closing times could be clearer

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