Northern Indiana Places To Shoot Rifles

[NKBJ]

I'm fixing to move to northern Indiana up north of Lafayette.
Where do yall go to shoot rifle?

 

[bloodandgutsmurphy]

Look into a place called Wildcat Valley
Wildcat Valley Rifle & Pistol Club - Location & General Information

 

[Tynimiller]

As far as inside goes Shoot To Thrill cannot be beat if wanting to shoot anything up to 7.62 x 39. Outside many options.

 

[rausch51]

There's a lot of Indiana that's "up north of Lafayette." I'm a little biased, but I always recommend shooting at Winamac Fish and Wildlife.

 

[rxer]

Depends how far up you're talking. Are you looking to join a club or just a place to shoot. I'm in NWI and as far as I know the only public ranges are the ones run by the DNR which the best is probably Jasper-Pulaski as they have rifle pistol and shotgun. You've also got Deb's and Blytes for indoor pistol shooting. If you want to join a place, you've got a few of choices, in NWI which would be North Porter County Conservation Club and Michigan City Rifle Club. Need to know where you're moving then I can let you know which would be the closest and best for you.

 

[jb1911]

I live in Northern Indiana and I have to drive 3 hours straight south to get to Lafayette.

 

[kickbacked]

As far as inside goes Shoot To Thrill cannot be beat if wanting to shoot anything up to 7.62 x 39. Outside many options.

this is surely a joke. 3 25 yard lanes cannot be beat?

 

[Small's]

Doesnt bass n bucks in Wabash have a long outdoor range?

 

[Tynimiller]

this is surely a joke. 3 25 yard lanes cannot be beat?

Name another indoor shooting range that has cleaner air filtration, 75 feet inside lanes and some of the most peofessional staff? Outside sure for most rifle shooting beats inside without hesitation but there isn't a nicer indoor facility.

 

[hoosierglock40]

Name another indoor shooting range that has cleaner air filtration, 75 feet inside lanes and some of the most peofessional staff? Outside sure for most rifle shooting beats inside without hesitation but there isn't a nicer indoor facility.

I tend to agree. I shoot there everytime I go back home to visit my parents. Super clean facility and some of the nicest staff I have ever encountered. I've had staff come in a shoot with me and let me shoot whatever they bring in for free. They will always get my business, and all of my friends/family!

 

[nipprdog]

I live in Northern Indiana and I have to drive 3 hours straight south to get to Lafayette.

Obviously, you don't know how to drive.

 

[mdemetz]

Doesnt bass n bucks in Wabash have a long outdoor range?

Them and Hillside Shooting Sports. Both are in the same general area.

 

[Tynimiller]

I tend to agree. I shoot there everytime I go back home to visit my parents. Super clean facility and some of the nicest staff I have ever encountered. I've had staff come in a shoot with me and let me shoot whatever they bring in for free. They will always get my business, and all of my friends/family!

More and more people are learning that everyday. Only people that feel other places are better are most likely family or workers for the other ranges and must feel that way...or are members that just haven't seen the difference first hand. I've shot at all the area indoor ranges in Elkhart and St. Joseph county...just night and day really. I encourage anyone to go check the range out, well worth at least a visit. As for outside to OP I shoot at Mongo/Pigeon River state ground for rifle/muzzleloader.