Frequently Asked Questions

No. We do not offer any firearm rentals and require all shooters to provide their own guns, or come with someone who owns them (Ex: relative, friend, Instructor, etc.).

No, we do not have an FFL or sell firearms.

You can shoot pistols of any caliber, rifles (.460 Weatherby Mag), and shotguns of all gauges but with slugs only.

Only semi-auto fire is permitted during public hours. If you wish to shoot full auto, you must coordinate a time to rent The NRA Range during off hours with the Range Manager.

Air guns and BB guns are allowed, however, we do not sell BB’s or pellets.

You may come to the Range with your firearms holstered or unloaded and in a case.

Yes! We offer the best selection of ammunition in a variety of calibers. Our pricing is highly competitive as an added benefit to our patrons. 

You are welcome to bring your own ammunition or purchase it, whichever is more convenient for you.

Currently, we are only allowing ammunition sales in limited quantities to those who are participating on the range.

We do not allow steel core, steel jacketed, armor piercing, tracer, or incendiary rounds. Also, shotguns must be fired with SLUGS only.

Eye and ear protection are available for purchase only. No loaner equipment is available at this time.

Yes! We have rifle benches, chairs and rifle rests available at all times for our shooters to use.

No, we do not have any lockers available for the public.

You may bring your own paper targets or purchase them here. Human characteristic targets, such as zombies, hostages, etc. are NOT allowed as targets. However, basic silhouettes are acceptable, as long as they do not have arms, ears, etc. Target size restrictions are enforced as well. 

Yes! For safety we only allow strong side hip holsters to be used.

Shooters under 18 years old must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian on the first visit to complete the required paperwork and be issued a Range ID card. Once the minor has a Range ID card, they may use The NRA Range under the supervision of anyone 18 and older who also has a range card issued. The minimum age to use the Range is 7 years old and able to comprehend the written range rules.

We do not take reservations. All lanes are on a first come first serve basis.

Range time is assigned in one hour increments. If you wish to have more time, you can choose to purchase our Platinum Annual Range Membership which grants lane time in two hour increments.

Yes! We have a Military and Law Enforcement discounts for our Annual Range Memberships. See Range Membership details here

Yes, each shooter wishing to use The NRA Range must complete the required paperwork. Prior experience in any field does not indicate that the shooters is readily familiar with our particular Range Rules.

No, you must complete all paperwork on site and provide a valid photo ID with the Range ID Card application.

Forever! The Range ID Card doesn’t expire.

All shooters must complete the required paperwork, present a valid photo ID, and either provide their own firearms or come with someone who has them.

No! We are the only NRA Range. There are NRA affiliated Ranges around the country which can be found here

Yes! Gift cards can be purchased on site in any denomination and are good toward Range Fees, ammunition, targets and all other merchandise available at The NRA Range.

Maybe...  While lawful permanent resident aliens can use the range, other aliens cannot use the range unless they are lawfully admitted under a nonimmigrant visa, and fall within one of the exceptions provided in 18 U.S.C. 922(y)(2), such as:

(A) admitted to the United States for lawful hunting or sporting purposes or is in possession of a hunting license or permit lawfully issued in the United States;

(B) an official representative of a foreign government who is—

(i) accredited to the United States Government or the Government’s mission to an international organization having its headquarters in the United States; or

(ii) en route to or from another country to which that alien is accredited;

(C) an official of a foreign government or a distinguished foreign visitor who has been so designated by the Department of State; or

(D) a foreign law enforcement officer of a friendly foreign government entering the United States on official law enforcement business.

Yes! You may sign up for NRA Memberships and renewals onsite at The NRA Range.

There are no on-site instructors to provide any type of firearm instruction, however there is a bulletin board with private instructors who are available to meet shooters at The NRA Range, and will offer lessons. All lessons must be coordinated between the shooter and the instructor. Range Safety Officers will be available to answer any basic questions and will be on-site to monitor safety of all shooters. 

No. Range Safety Officers are there to monitor the safety of shooters and answer any safety related questions. 

We do not have gunsmiths or armorers. If you are unsure if your firearm is safe to operate, please take it to a gunsmith to be checked out before coming to The NRA Range.