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Shooting ranges in Colorado
- An hour of lane time
- $20national median of 382 ranges; too few in Colorado
Shooting ranges in Colorado
Showing 101–105 of 105 shooting ranges in Colorado.
Listed on the profile. Blank means not listed.
| Range | Setting | Longest distance | Rifle | Clay shooting | Access | Lane / day pass | Rentals | Lanes | Membership |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Triple J Armory Also: gun shop, firearm instructor, gunsmith | Indoor | 25 yd | ✓ | Not listed | Public | $23per hour · Lane rental | ✓ | 11 indoor | Not listed |
| Triple J Armory Also: gun shop | Indoor | 25 yd | ✓ | Not listed | Public | $23per hour · Lane rental | ✓ | 11 indoor | Not listed |
| USA Shooting Also: firearm instructor | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Clay fields | Members only | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed |
| Warriors Revolution Also: gun shop, ammo retailer | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Public | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed |
| Weld County Fish and Wildlife Also: firearm instructor | Not listed | 219 yd | Not listed | TrapSkeetSporting clays courseFive-stand | Members only | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | $240.00per year · Yearly membership fee$25.00one time · Associate Membership (member's spouse, own gate card)$340.00one time · Initial membership fee (includes $100 application fee) |
What a range visit costs in Colorado
Fewer than 10 ranges in Colorado list a price for an hour of lane time, too few for a state figure. Nationally, the median is $20, from 382 ranges. 28 of the 105 ranges listed in Colorado list firearm rentals.
| Colorado | Nationally | |
|---|---|---|
| An hour of lane time | Too few listings | $20382 ranges |
| A day pass | Too few listings | $20261 ranges |
| A gun rental | Too few listings | $15408 ranges |
| A year’s membership | Too few listings | $150554 ranges |
| Open to the public | 56%62 ranges | 59%2,571 ranges |
Questions to ask when you call
- Is the range open to the public, or to members and their guests only?
- Can you walk in, or should you reserve a lane?
- What does an hour of lane time cost, and are targets, a rental gun or eye and ear protection extra?
- Can a first-time shooter rent a gun, and must its ammunition be bought at the range?
- What ID, age limits and waiver apply?
- Is there a safety briefing or orientation for first-time shooters?
From what each range’s USA Arms page shows, in this state and nationwide: for each range, the lowest price it lists for a non-member adult, and who may shoot there. A state figure needs 10 ranges stating it. Prices are what ranges list, not quotes: ask what a price includes. Figures as of October 30, 2026. Read the first-range-visit guide
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Colorado shooting ranges at a glance
USA Arms lists 105 shooting ranges in Colorado, 2.5% of the national total and the 12th most of 50 states. Among cities of 50,000 or more, Colorado Springs has the most (8), followed by Aurora (5).
- shooting ranges listed
- 105
- of the national total
- 2.5%
- of 50 states by count
- 12th
Cities of 50,000+ with the most shooting ranges
Counts are shooting ranges in the USA Arms directory; a business with several roles counts once in each. City figures cover only cities of 50,000 or more residents; a smaller town may have more. Rates are per 100,000 residents using 2020 Census population.