List of Indiana Shooting Ranges

[redneck919]

i like the one in crosley,its free no pesky people bothering you.many choices of shooting lanes.

[snojet]

Thanks for sharing the info!!! Being new to the state, in-regards to where the ranges are. This helps alot.

[cumminspwrd02]

I've been going to the Kingsbury FWA range. $4 for the day and the had several 25 yard pistol, several 50 yard rifle, and a couple 100 yard rifle. They also have a clay shooting area. The Range master, John, everytime I've been there has been a good person to work with and ask questions of. I'm a fairly new shooter. It's a nice clean, safe, a decent place to shoot.

[Professor Thump]

Originally Posted by briand212

Danville Conservation Club.
I was a member up until the first of the year.. (was out of the country until april ) but i am planning on rejoining

The Pro's
Resonable yearly membership
Nice range out to 100 yards
a pond to fish
nice clubhouse with VERY resonable rates to rent !!
smallbore silhouette shoots
I believe they also have a bow range with a tower to shoot from
they hold cookouts and a christmas party
Did not have any problems shooting my AR

the not so pro
a lot of houses very close to the club
The lake did have a problem with the Damn,( not sure where that stands now)
as of last year did not have a shotgun range. (again not sure where that stands now)

Keep in mind it is a slow fire range .. and that is strickly enforced

Danville is a well managed range. There are rules but nothing unreasonable.


Lebanon also has a conservation league. They have a 150 Yd Rifle Range and several pistol ranges down to 25 Yds. There is also Trap shooting 3rd Sunday of each month through November. And a fishing pond. The fee is $70 dollars and they give you a key to the pend areas of activities.

Contact Heildi Purdue at: 765-482-3433

[dtkw]

I will be start going to Mitchell's Outdoor Sportman Club. Kind of small but you can drive all the way down to park behind where you shoot. That's good enough for me since I don't have to carry all my stuff down the hill. It's a member only club but pretty cheap to join. Not as cheap as some but $65 to start and $40 to renew is cheap enough for me. They have 25, 50, and 100 yards. You can bring any targets you want as long as they won't start a fire or damage their mowing equipment.

[littletommy]

Originally Posted by swmp9jrm

The Indiana government website says there's a shooting range in the Clark State Forest in Henryville. I had heard somewhere that it is/has been closed due to some kind of renovation in the park. Does anyone know if this range is still available?

As of mid-July, it was open. I think they were doing some work on the dam next to it.

[Colt]

+1 for Quakertown. I live in Lawrenceburg and after checking out the nearby Indiana ranges, I joined Fairfield Sportsmans Club in Ohio. I go there at least once a week. It is the closest, about 20 miles. When I shoot high power rifle, I prefer Quakertown, about 45 miles. Sometimes I go to Crosley, about 55 miles.

Paul

[Fireman85]

The Atterbury gun range is public and a very nice gun range. They just redid it about 3 years ago and did a great job on it.

[Colt]

SE Indiana seems to be a little light on shooting ranges, but we are blessed with one outstanding facility which I don't think has been mentioned anywhere above (unless I missed it),the NMLRA Walter Cline range in Friendship. It requires membership and is limited to muzzle loading rifles or related firearms.

Paul

[Cemetery-man]

Originally Posted by mdemetz

Their range will be closed 7/4-712 for remodeling. Also the Elkhart location(where the range is) is closed on Sundays for the Summer, except on 6/27 for the sale.

When is the best time to go there to avoid large crowds and not have to wait for a lane?