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01 // PUBLIC LAND

#01

Shooting on Public Land

Federal land is open to target shooting unless posted otherwise. Know the rules before you go.

BLM Land

→Target shooting generally allowed unless posted otherwise

→Standard rules: no shooting near roads, trails, buildings, or campgrounds — minimum 150 yards

→Use a safe backstop. No shooting into the air or across roads. Pack out all trash.

National Forest

→USFS allows target shooting in most National Forests, but individual forests can restrict

→Fire restrictions may prohibit steel targets or tracers during high fire danger

→Many western NFs have dispersed shooting areas; eastern NFs tend to be more restrictive

Public Land Rules Vary by State

Some states add restrictions on top of federal rules.

Gun Laws Map →

02 // PLAN

#02

Plan Your Range Trip

Indoor or outdoor, pistol or rifle — pick the setup that fits your goals.

Indoor vs Outdoor

Indoor: Climate controlled, backstop provided, $15–30/hr. Good for pistol training. Most restrict above .223.

Outdoor: More space, longer distances, fewer caliber restrictions. Weather-dependent but real shooting experience.

Kids at the Range

Most ranges allow minors with direct adult supervision.

Start with .22 LR — manageable recoil, cheap ammo, proper fundamentals without frustration.

Double ear protection (plugs + muffs). Start slow, keep it fun, and make safety the habit from day one.

Stock Up Before You Go

Check current ammo prices and buy in bulk. Save 15–30% vs range-priced ammo.

Ammo Index →

First Time at a Range?

Our complete guide covers everything from check-in to cleanup.

New Gun Owner's Guide →

03 // CHECKLIST

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What to Bring — First Range Visit Checklist

Don't show up unprepared. Everything you need for a smooth first trip.

Essential Gear

→Firearm (cased, unloaded)

→Ammunition (buy at range if unsure)

→Eye protection (mandatory)

→Ear protection (electronic muffs recommended)

→Valid ID

→Range fee cash ($10–30)

Nice to Have

→Extra magazines

→Speed loader (for revolvers)

→Cleaning rod (for jams)

→Targets (most ranges sell them)

→Water bottle

→Sunscreen (outdoor ranges)

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