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Shooting ranges in Wyoming

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

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Top picks in Wyoming

  1. No. 1

    Cody Firearms Experience, LLC

    Cody, WY 4.9 out of 5 (376)

    Cody Firearms Experience, LLC is a Cody, Wyoming indoor shooting range and firearms museum where visitors - especially families and Yellowstone-bound tourists - shoot historic and modern firearms under knowledgeable staff supervision, with added amenities including axe throwing, a kids' arcade, and wildlife displays.

    The hits

    • Extensive firearm selection spanning Old West revolvers, percussion black-powder pieces, and modern semi-automatics up to a working 1862 Gatling gun replica.
    • Instructors consistently praised for patience, historical knowledge, and calming first-timers, including children and international visitors.
    • Multi-attraction campus adds museum-quality wildlife displays, indoor axe throwing, and a kids' arcade area to the core shooting experience.
    • Strong safety culture with staff-led briefings and one-on-one supervision throughout every session.
    • Convenient Cody location near Yellowstone's East Gate, making it a practical stop for vacationing families and tourists.

    The misses

    • Full-auto firearms are restricted to controlled bursts; magazine dumps are prohibited, which has disappointed visitors expecting unrestricted automatic fire.
    • Walk-in availability is limited; the facility recommends appointments and may be unable to accommodate unscheduled visitors when slots are full.
    • The experience is tightly staff-led and rule-bound, offering limited autonomy for experienced shooters who prefer unsupervised range time.
  2. No. 2

    Cody Shooting Complex

    Cody, WY 4.8 out of 5 (52)

    Cody Shooting Complex is a multi-discipline outdoor shooting facility in Cody, Wyoming, offering rifle, pistol, and shotgun ranges for enthusiasts of all skill levels, with annual memberships, day passes, and on-site RV camping.

    The hits

    • Multi-discipline layout with dedicated ranges for rifle, carbine, pistol, and multiple shotgun courses including trap, skeet, and sporting clays.
    • Well-maintained, clean facilities with clear safety rules and accommodating range safety officers.
    • Flexible access options including $135 annual memberships with unlimited visits and $25 day passes for non-members.
    • On-site RV camping at $25 per day for extended stays.
    • Welcoming community atmosphere frequently praised by both local members and out-of-town visitors.

    The misses

    • Inconsistent staffing levels; some visitors encounter self-service access with no personnel on-site to provide orientation or immediate assistance.
    • New guests occasionally report difficulty locating staff for facility tours or navigation help across the various ranges.
    • At least one visitor has noted an unfriendly interaction, indicating that customer service can vary depending on who is present.
  3. No. 3

    Sheridan County Sportsmen's Association

    Sheridan, WY 4.7 out of 5 (18)

    Sheridan County Sportsmen's Association is a member-supported nonprofit shooting and archery complex in Sheridan, Wyoming, offering dedicated ranges for rifle, pistol, shotgun, black powder, and archery alongside competitions, safety training, and community programs for all experience levels.

    The hits

    • Diverse facility layout covers rifle, pistol, shotgun, black powder, and archery, including general-use lanes, an indoor range, a long-range facility, a pistol pit complex, trap and skeet fields, a five-stand course, a buffalo gun range, and a dedicated archery range.
    • Extensive programming and active event calendar featuring USPSA and Steel Challenge matches, long-range competitions, youth and women's programs, concealed carry training, basic pistol instruction, and firearms safety courses.
    • Strong community atmosphere frequently described as welcoming and family-friendly, with members and range safety officers noted for actively engaging shooters of all skill levels.
    • Value-oriented membership model with gated access, regularly noted by members as an affordable annual investment relative to the breadth of available amenities.
    • Well-regarded educational environment where instructors receive consistent praise for making training classes informative, engaging, and accessible for beginners.

    The misses

    • Volunteer-dependent operations mean routine maintenance, cleanup, and event staffing rely heavily on member participation, which may not align with expectations of a fully serviced commercial range.
    • Safety vigilance around the property perimeter has generated at least one reported encounter on a nearby public road where a non-member passerby felt stopped by range personnel.
    • The club-centric culture rewards active involvement; reviewers suggest that shooters who prefer passive, infrequent access without social engagement may derive less value from the membership.
  4. No. 4

    Wyoming Gun Company

    Casper, WY 4.4 out of 5 (79)

    Wyoming Gun Company is a Casper-based indoor shooting facility combining a climate-controlled 25- and 100-yard range with firearm retail, rentals, gunsmithing, Silencer Shop NFA services, and instructor-led training for all skill levels.

    The hits

    • Climate-controlled indoor range with advanced air filtration, nine 25-yard lanes, and seven 100-yard lanes.
    • Full-service gunsmithing available for custom builds, accurizing, Cerakote finishing, and barrel threading.
    • Silencer Shop partnership with an in-store SID Kiosk for NFA fingerprints and photos, plus range use of NFA items while awaiting tax stamp approval.
    • Scheduled training and private instruction covering basic pistol through advanced tactical courses, with praised instructors for beginners and women-focused classes.
    • Large retail selection and a rental program allowing visitors to test firearms before purchase.

    The misses

    • Recurring reports indicate inconsistent staff demeanor, with some visitors describing interactions as rude, dismissive, or overly strict.
    • Pricing and fees are frequently described as non-competitive, with visitor feedback citing MSRP-level retail tags and unexpected surcharges or range-access costs.
    • Isolated maintenance and inventory lapses have included non-functional rental equipment, poorly maintained rental firearms, and confirmed-in-stock items that were unavailable upon arrival.
  5. No. 5

    Rawlins Outdoor Shooting Complex

    Rawlins, WY 5 out of 5 (9)

    Rawlins Outdoor Shooting Complex is a municipally operated seasonal shooting facility north of Rawlins offering pistol bays, short- and long-range rifle lanes, shotgun sports, and archery, with daily fees and a joint membership option that also covers the city's indoor winter range.

    The hits

    • Broad discipline selection: ten pistol bays, short- and long-range rifle lanes, skeet/trap/5-stand, archery, and a separate indoor winter range
    • Daily and family pricing ($15 individual, $20 family, $5 junior, $10 senior) plus joint indoor/outdoor memberships
    • Realistic outdoor wind conditions valued by rifle shooters for authentic sighting practice
    • On-site amenities including ammunition, targets, safety equipment, and indoor rentals (pistols and .22 rifles)
    • Active programming supported by community grants and donations, including leagues, tournaments, and special events

    The misses

    • Seasonal alternation forces shooters to switch between the outdoor and indoor locations; neither facility is available year-round
    • Both ranges are closed Monday and Tuesday, and the outdoor range's limited Wednesday - Friday evening hours can compress visit length
    • The Friday junior rifle program at the indoor facility can restrict open shooting times

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