Cameo Shooting and Education Complex
Cameo Shooting and Education Complex opened in August 2018 as a full-service outdoor shooting facility located just east of Grand Junction off Interstate 70 at exit 45. The facility handles pistol, rifle, archery, and shotgun sports in one location. Action Shooting Pavilion for pistol, PCC, and tact...
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Cameo Shooting and Education Complex opened in August 2018 as a full-service outdoor shooting facility located just east of Grand Junction off Interstate 70 at exit 45. The facility handles pistol, rifle, archery, and shotgun sports in one location.
- •Action Shooting Pavilion for pistol, PCC, and tactical training
- •Pistol/Rifle Ranges with bays from 20-200 yards
- •Long Range Precision Range extending 100-2,000 yards (reservations required)
- •Archery Bay 10-65 yards
- •3D Archery Loops for field practice
- •Sporting Clays & 5-Stand courses
- •Steel Target Areas with dedicated maps and layouts
CSEC is open to the public with no reservations needed for standard shooting bays. Winter hours (October 15 - March 14) are 8am-4pm for pistol/rifle/archery ranges, 8am-3:30pm for sporting clays, and 9am-3pm for long-range precision.
| Service | Hours | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Public Ranges | 8am-4pm | 7 days/week (winter) |
| Sporting Clays | 8am-3:30pm | 7 days/week (winter) |
| 5-Stand | 10am+ | Saturdays year-round |
| Long-Range Precision | 9am-3pm | Tues/Thurs/Sat/Sun; reservations required |
Reservations for the Long Range Precision Range must be scheduled at least two days in advance but no more than one month ahead. Call (970) 464-1339.
CSEC hosts Hunter Education, Bowhunter Education, and shooting courses including pistol, rifle, sporting clays, and archery instruction. Competition formats include IDPA, USPSA, Steel Challenge, 3-Gun, and specialized events like the Long Ranger Club matches and PRO22 Precision Rimfire monthly competitions.
No tracer, incendiary, armor-piercing (black tip), or penetrator (green tip) ammunition permitted—these rounds damage steel targets and create fire hazards. Generally, if the projectile attracts a magnet, it's prohibited.
As of July 1, 2025, firearms must be cased when not actively in use on the range.