List of Indiana Shooting Ranges

[No2rdame]

does anybody know how the crowd is at Wilbur Wright on the weekends? I wouldn't mind checking it out but it's a bit of a drive for me, I'd hate to get there only to find out it's usually packed.

 

[Toolepqk]

does anybody know how the crowd is at Wilbur Wright on the weekends? I wouldn't mind checking it out but it's a bit of a drive for me, I'd hate to get there only to find out it's usually packed.

I go on Sundays, I get there no later than noon and rarely have any wait time.

 

[Echelon]

Not sure if it has been mentioned before, but here is where I go:
(It is a member only range, they only take apps once a year I think)

Sportsman's Conservation Club in Martinsville

Home - Martinsville Sportsman's Conservation Club


It's nice and quiet, and the yearly membership is very reasonable.

 

[Beowulf]

Anyone know when the next Full Auto Day is at Linden CC? I'm thinking it's this weekend, but I don't know which day (Sat or Sun).

I really wish they would just keep their calendar up to date on their website, instead of just relying on the physical calendar in the clubhouse.

 

[Beowulf]

Well, if anyone cares, it was today (which I missed).

September 30th and October 27th are the next two, I believe.

 

[msuspartan]

As an FYI, we shoot Traditional Muzzleloaders (cap n ball, Flintlock, percussion, replica or contemporary longrifles/pistols sorry no in-lines) at Hamilton County Fish and Game on the First Sunday of each month. Snow, Rain or shine. 1100 we throw Tomahawk and knife then shoot at Noon.
Shoot me an email/pm if your interested.

 

[jrogers]

Is anyone here a member of HCFG? They're the closest range to my new place, but the membership form is bizarrely intrusive in that they demand to verify employment and want a personal reference. Add to that the vague calendar entries (i.e., no times, email for any details) and I'm not sure they're even interested in new members.

Maybe I'll just go join Atlanta CC and deal with the longer drive. I just want to practice with my pistols and shoot some IDPA, darn it!

 

[brentlh]

does anybody know how the crowd is at Wilbur Wright on the weekends? I wouldn't mind checking it out but it's a bit of a drive for me, I'd hate to get there only to find out it's usually packed.

It can get busy but you will never have to wait long. It is a nice little range 25/50 yards for pistols/rifles respectively with I think at least 6 lanes on each side. I have only been there twice but everyone acted responsibly. My problem is I am a new gun owner and need to practice and also sight my AR. It might just be me, but I find it impossible to sight my rifle at 50 yards. Also hitting 25 yards with a pistol when you are a novice is very hard. I have the Sigma 9VE but doubt a lighter trigger pull would help. I can't seem to find anywhere that would help other than private land.

 

[SERparacord]

does anybody know how the crowd is at Wilbur Wright on the weekends? I wouldn't mind checking it out but it's a bit of a drive for me, I'd hate to get there only to find out it's usually packed.

It can be very crowded at times, not the best range around. I usually drive up to Rouse Lake, excellent range, 30 some stations.

 

[ederue]

I shoot all the time at the Atterbury DNR range - its not free - but a great range, good overhead cover, and they ship in FFL for $25 -

 

[karoozin]

I visit the range at Huntington/Rouse Lake. This is a great range. Well worth the $4.00.

 

[brentlh]

Indoor Range

Can anyone recommend a good indoor pistol range? I live in Muncie so the NE side of Indy or anywhere around that distance would be nice.

 

[bigz82]

I live in indy. Any place to shoot full auto or bump fire. Also shoot steel.

 

[Shutterbug]

Other than H& H in Fort Wayne, is there anything place else? I know there is an IWLA on the north side of FW, but don't know any others.

 

[IUWRX]

+1 for Wilbur Wright FWA. Went yesterday and it wasn't a bad drive from Indy. Not the nicest range ever, but the RO was friendly and it was FREE.

 

[Indy317]

+1 for Wilbur Wright FWA. Went yesterday and it wasn't a bad drive from Indy. Not the nicest range ever, but the RO was friendly and it was FREE.

Can anyone recommend a good indoor pistol range? I live in Muncie so the NE side of Indy or anywhere around that distance would be nice.

Just an FYI. I read an article in the Greenfield Daily Reporter about Highsmith Guns being on the verge of opening up their new larger store with an indoor handgun range. It will be located in what I would call downtown Greenfield.

Highsmith Guns > Home

 

[lonegun3]

Thanks for the list.

 

[Miles42]

Being new to Indiana. I live in Fishers. I need the closest place to shoot Handguns.

 

[themurseman]

Highsmith's on SR 9 in Greenfield has a new indoor range. Spent some time there on Friday and had a blast.

 

[themurseman]

It's open. $18 per hour. You have to buy their ammo. You can become a member for $250/yr and bring your own ammo.