5.56 range near fishers or brownsburg?

[Jon17]

Looking for a 5.56 range near fishers (NE Indy) or brownsburg (west indy) Any good rifle ranges?

 

[DanVoils]

It's a bit of a drive but Proteq out in Brazil allows 5.56. Membership is only $20 a year.
proteq.us
The review I did of it is at https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...firearms_academy_brazil_indiana_danvoils.html

 

[rockhopper46038]

Fall Creek Valley Conservation Club near Pendleton allows 5.56. Membership is $90 the first year, $50 thereafter. Only 100yrds though.

 

[GIJEW]

Fall Creek Valley Conservation Club near Pendleton allows 5.56. Membership is $90 the first year, $50 thereafter. Only 100yrds though.

Only 100yds and a little small, but very nice (15 covered positions--OK, only 8 counting shooting benches, and the pistol range has about 7).
There are sidewalks to the target frames though, so you don't have to track mud in the door when you get home.
Driving from N-NW Indy on a weekend I can get there in about 45 minutes.

 

[Limpy88]

Danville Conservation Club

 

[Titanium Man]

Boone County Conservation Club in Lebanon allows anything up to 100 yds.

 

[Jon17]

Danville Conservation Club

20 minute drive. Awesome!

What do they have 100 yards? The website doesn't say much.

 

[ParaManAR15]

Glad you brought this topic up Jon. I've been in the Fisher's area for almost a year now and have yet to look for a range, just haven't had the time to go to one. I looked in Danville's rules and it looks to me like they only have 100 yard for centerfire rifles but may have longer distances on their rimfire only silhouette berms.

 

[O'Shark]

Looking for a 5.56 range near fishers (NE Indy) or brownsburg (west indy) Any good rifle ranges?

The really unfortunate thing is that some clubs limit you to 30rpm or 1 shot every two seconds. Now don't get me wrong, slow fire is fine for sighting in and doing load developments etc. but sometimes you just want to let 'er rip and see how it does. Check your club rules before you join to avoid frustration.

 

[ol' poke]

The really unfortunate thing is that some clubs limit you to 30rpm or 1 shot every two seconds. Now don't get me wrong, slow fire is fine for sighting in and doing load developments etc. but sometimes you just want to let 'er rip and see how it does. Check your club rules before you join to avoid frustration.

Boone County Conservation Club was mentioned earlier, and they limit 1 shot every 5 seconds. Other than that, an awesome place. $50/year.

ol' poke.

 

[eldirector]

20 minute drive. Awesome!

What do they have 100 yards? The website doesn't say much.

They have centerfire backstops at 50 and 100 yards.

Slow-fire only (3 seconds) and only 4 stations. Small, but a nice range.

 

[Stan]

i was a member of boone county con. they keep it up really nice dont think i would be a member again management can be a little tough to get along with and unrealistic in there demands. but thats just my