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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) operates public shooting ranges throughout Florida to support hunter safety training and firearm practice. While this resource listing reflects FWC's Florida operations, shooters in Arkansas should contact their state's Game and Fish Commis...

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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) operates public shooting ranges throughout Florida to support hunter safety training and firearm practice. While this resource listing reflects FWC's Florida operations, shooters in Arkansas should contact their state's Game and Fish Commission for equivalent public shooting range facilities.

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About FWC Public Shooting Ranges

The FWC manages a network of public shooting ranges designed to provide safe, accessible facilities for recreational shooters and hunters. These ranges support:

  • •Hunter Safety Training - Preparation for hunting seasons and licensing requirements
  • •Firearm Proficiency - Practice for recreational and sport shooting
  • •Community Access - Affordable, regulated shooting facilities open to the public
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Range Features

FWC public ranges typically include:

  • •Multiple firing lines accommodating different shooting disciplines
  • •Target systems and range support infrastructure
  • •Posted safety rules and range supervision
  • •Parking and basic amenities
  • •Access information available through FWC's online range locator map
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Finding Your Local Range

The FWC provides a map of public shooting ranges on their website, showing locations, hours, regulations, and specific range rules. Shooters should verify current status, any area closures, and specific regulations before visiting.

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Safety and Regulations

All FWC ranges operate under standardized Range Safety Rules published by the Commission. Shooters must comply with posted regulations, which may include ammunition restrictions, equipment requirements, and operational procedures specific to each facility.