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Arizona Shooting Ranges: Ben Avery, the AZGFD Commission Ranges, Gun Clubs and Indoor Lanes
88 ranges in 12 of Arizona’s 15 counties: all ten places on AZGFD’s Shooting Range Facilities list (12 rows, Ben Avery split into rifle and pistol, clays and archery), 40 outdoor rifle and pistol ranges and clubs, 8 trap, skeet and sporting clays grounds, 17 indoor ranges and 11 archery ranges. Checked November 7, 2026.
Photo: Darron Birgenheier (CC BY-SA 2.0)
All 12 AZGFD public range rows, with who runs each one
A linked name opens its range page on this site; the small county link opens that county’s hunting guide. The location column repeats how AZGFD itself describes where each range sits.
| Public range | AZGFD location | Managed by | Disciplines | Hours | Range fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Ben Avery Clay Target Center | 5060 W Skeet St, Phoenix | AZGFD | trap, skeet, 5-stand, sporting clays | Mon closed; Tue-Wed 7 a.m.-3 p.m. | Per 25 targets: trap / skeet $7 |
Ben Avery Shooting Facility Archery Range | 5060 W. Skeet Street, Phoenix | AZGFD | archery, 3D archery | Mon closed; Tue-Wed 7 a.m.-3 p.m. | Daily pass bought online or paid at the Clay Target Center Pavilion… |
Ben Avery Shooting Facility Rifle and Pistol Range | 4044 W Black Canyon Blvd, Phoenix | AZGFD | rifle, handgun, rimfire, high power; to 1,000 yd | Main pistol and rifle ranges: Mon closed | Main pistol / rifle (5-100 and 5-200 yd, paper) $10 weekdays, $7… |
| Northern Arizona Shooting Range | 20 miles E of Flagstaff | Not stated | rifle, handgun, trap, skeet | Rifle / pistol Fri and Sat 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. | – |
| Second Knoll Shooting Range | 6 miles east of Show Low | Not stated | – | – | – |
Seven Mile Hill Shooting Range | 8 miles SW of Kingman | Mohave Sportsman's Club | rifle, handgun, archery, trap; to 1,000 yd | 7 days a week for general shooting 7 a.m.-5 p.m. | – |
| Sierra Vista Shooting Range | 13 miles E of Sierra Vista | Not stated | rifle, handgun | – | – |
| Silver Creek Archery Range | 10 miles NE of Show Low | Not stated | archery | – | – |
| St. Johns Shooting Range | 3 miles N of St. Johns | Northeastern Arizona Sportsman's Association | – | – | – |
Three Points Public Shooting Range | 25 miles W of Tucson | Tucson Rifle Club | rifle, handgun, rimfire, high power | Mon-Sun 7 a.m.-5 p.m. | Small daily range fee for non-members (amount not stated on the club… |
| Tri-State Shooting Park | 10 miles SE of Bullhead City | Tri-State Shooting Park | trap, skeet, 5-stand, rifle; to 200 yd | Open to public Thu, Sat, Sun | Non-members $5.00 per person per day on the rifle / pistol ranges |
| Usery Mountain Shooting Range | East Mesa | Rio Salado Sportsman's Club | rifle, handgun, rimfire, shotgun; to 300 yd | 7:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. every day | – |
- AZGFD’s Shooting Range Facilities page names ten places; Ben Avery counts as three rows here (rifle and pistol, clay targets, archery), so the table holds 12.
- Ben Avery Shooting Facility in Phoenix is the one the department owns and staffs itself; the other nine belong to the Arizona Game and Fish Commission, most of them run day to day by local clubs or volunteers.
- Clubs named by the operators’ own sites: Mohave Sportsman's Club (Seven Mile Hill Shooting Range), Northeastern Arizona Sportsman's Association (St. Johns Shooting Range), Tucson Rifle Club (Three Points Public Shooting Range), Tri-State Shooting Park (Tri-State Shooting Park) and Rio Salado Sportsman's Club (Usery Mountain Shooting Range).
- No posted hours could be read for Second Knoll Shooting Range, Sierra Vista Shooting Range, Silver Creek Archery Range and St. Johns Shooting Range; phone or check the club site before a long drive.
- Acreage comes from AZGFD’s AGFDLands range layer, where Ben Avery Shooting Facility is the largest at 2,443 acres.
Range list from the AZGFD Shooting Range Facilities page (Arizona Game and Fish Department); Ben Avery hours and fees from the AZGFD Ben Avery pages; hours and fees of the Commission ranges from the operators’ own sites; acreage and region from the AGFDLands range layer. Checked November 7, 2026.
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Arizona ranges ordered by your distance
Every one of the 88 Arizona ranges here has a map point. Six cards at a time show the miles, the kind of range, who may shoot and a call or map button.
Straight-line miles from you or a county centre. AZGFD ranges use the AGFDLands layer point, most others a Census geocoder point; directory points that sat far from their own town fall back to the town centre and say so.
Five Arizona range lists by discipline
AZGFD public ranges, indoor lanes, rifle and pistol lines, shotgun grounds and archery ranges each get a list; a club with both a rifle line and a trap field appears on both. Of all the Arizona listings, 10 describe themselves as members-only clubs.
Every mapped range from the Yuma desert to the White Mountains
88 pins run from Sprague's Sports in the far west to Morenci Archery Range in the east, and from Page Gun Club in the north to Double Adobe Campground & Shotgun Sports near the border. Most pins: Maricopa County (32), Mohave County (13), Pima County (11) and Yavapai County (8).
Highlighted pins are AZGFD-listed ranges. A pin opens the range page where there is one.
Arizona towns with a 35-mile range list
51 of the 80 Arizona towns in this guide have three or more ranges inside 35 miles; each list opens with the closest.
- Apache Junction18 ranges
- Arlington4 ranges
- Avondale20 ranges
- Bisbee3 ranges
- Buckeye10 ranges
- Bullhead City6 ranges
- Camp Verde5 ranges
- Casa Grande13 ranges
- Chino Valley7 ranges
- Crystal Beach5 ranges
- El Mirage26 ranges
- Elephant Head9 ranges
- Flagstaff3 ranges
- Florence12 ranges
- Goodyear18 ranges
- Green Valley9 ranges
- Heber-Overgaard4 ranges
- Kingman6 ranges
- Lake Havasu City4 ranges
- Marana13 ranges
- Maricopa19 ranges
- Mormon Lake3 ranges
- Oro Valley12 ranges
- Parker4 ranges
- Parker Strip4 ranges
- Paulden7 ranges
- Payson3 ranges
- Pinetop-Lakeside5 ranges
- Prescott8 ranges
- Prescott Valley8 ranges
- Queen Creek21 ranges
- Roosevelt4 ranges
- Sahuarita9 ranges
- Sedona5 ranges
- Sierra Vista3 ranges
- Sierra Vista Southeast3 ranges
- Surprise19 ranges
- Tempe28 ranges
- Tonto Basin5 ranges
- Topock6 ranges
- Tucson Estates11 ranges
- Tucson Mountains12 ranges
- Young3 ranges
Arizona ranges by county
12 counties hold at least one range on file. Graham County, La Paz County and Santa Cruz County have none listed, so their county guides point to the closest ranges across the line.
Arizona range regulars: next shoots and shows
210 posted dates in the Arizona calendar, ordered by date.
| When, event, host | Kind | Where | Entry | Details | Via |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 4-8, 2026 Host: Amateur Trapshooting Association (club shoot) | ATA trap | Tucson: Tucson Trap & Skeet Club | Details | shootata.com Nov 6, 2026 | |
| Nov 7, 2026 | Defense match | Phoenix: Ben Avery Shooting Facility Rifle and Pistol Range | Entry page | boisegunclub.com Nov 6, 2026 | |
| Nov 7-8, 2026 Host: Amateur Trapshooting Association (club shoot) | ATA trap | McNeal: Double Adobe Trap Range | Details | shootata.com Nov 6, 2026 | |
| Nov 7, 2026 Host: Amateur Trapshooting Association (club shoot) | ATA trap | Lake Havasu City: Lake Havasu City Sportsman Club | Details | shootata.com Nov 6, 2026 | |
| Nov 7, 2026 Host: Arizona Gun Shows | Gun show | Mesa: BC Automotive | $5.00 | Details | gunshowtrader.com Nov 6, 2026 |
| Nov 7-8, 2026 Host: Collectors West/Murphy Gun Shows | Gun show | Yuma: Yuma County Fairgrounds | $10.00 | Details | gunshowtrader.com Nov 6, 2026 |
| Nov 7-8, 2026 Host: Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) | CMP pistol | Phoenix: Phoenix Rod & Gun Club | Entry page | thecmp.org Nov 6, 2026 | |
| Nov 7-8, 2026 Host: Arizona Collectibles & Firearms | Gun show | Sierra Vista: The Sierra Vista Mall | $10.00 | Details | gunshowtrader.com Nov 6, 2026 |
| Nov 8, 2026 Host: Rimfire Challenge Shooting Association | Rimfire or smallbore | Golden Valley: Seven Mile Hill Shooting Range | Squad up | boisegunclub.com Nov 6, 2026 | |
| Nov 8, 2026 | PRS match | Peoria: AZ Precision Rifle | Register | boisegunclub.com Nov 6, 2026 | |
| Nov 8, 2026 Host: Amateur Trapshooting Association (club shoot) | ATA trap | Fort Mohave: Tri-State Shooting Park | Details | shootata.com Nov 6, 2026 | |
| Nov 9, 2026 Host: Amateur Trapshooting Association (club shoot) | ATA trap | Casa Grande: Casa Grande Trap & Skeet Club | Details | shootata.com Nov 6, 2026 |
Arizona matches, public ranges and gun buying
- Arizona shooting events210 dates ahead
- Gun buying in ArizonaFFL, stores
- AZGFD public ranges12 rows
- Indoor ranges17 listed
Arizona range questions
Which sources feed this Arizona range directory?
AZGFD’s Shooting Range Facilities page and Ben Avery pages, the AGFDLands range layer, operators’ own sites, boisegunclub.com, gunranges.org, findarcheryranges.com and the ATA Arizona club list, read November 7, 2026. 29 listings stayed off: town-only and post office box rows, duplicates, training companies with no range and organisations.
How many places are on AZGFD’s Shooting Range Facilities list?
Ten places on its Shooting Range Facilities page: Ben Avery Shooting Facility, which AZGFD owns and operates, and nine ranges owned by the Arizona Game and Fish Commission. Ben Avery is split into three rows here, so the table has 12.
Who runs the nine AZGFD Commission ranges?
Local clubs and volunteers do the day-to-day work: Mohave Sportsman's Club at Seven Mile Hill Shooting Range, Northeastern Arizona Sportsman's Association at St. Johns Shooting Range, Tucson Rifle Club at Three Points Public Shooting Range, Tri-State Shooting Park at Tri-State Shooting Park and Rio Salado Sportsman's Club at Usery Mountain Shooting Range. The remaining Commission ranges name no operator on a page that could be read.
What does the Ben Avery public rifle and pistol range cost?
Main pistol / rifle (5-100 and 5-200 yd, paper) $10 weekdays, $7 weekends with reservation; rifle range 100-300 yd $10 (weekends); Frank DeSomma steel range 200-500 m $12; children 5-17 free with a paying adult.
What days and hours does the Ben Avery rifle and pistol range keep?
Main pistol and rifle ranges: Mon closed; Tue-Wed 7 a.m.-3 p.m.; Thu-Fri 7 a.m.-7 p.m.; Sat 7 a.m.-7 p.m. and Sun 7 a.m.-5 p.m. (reservations required on weekends). Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
Where can I shoot past 500 yards in Arizona?
Ben Avery Shooting Facility Rifle and Pistol Range (1,000 yards), Seven Mile Hill Shooting Range (1,000 yards), Usery Mountain Shooting Range (300 yards) and Tri-State Shooting Park (200 yards) post the longest lines on file; at Ben Avery the 1,000-yard high power range is a specialty range used under a user-group agreement.
Which Arizona county has the most ranges?
Maricopa County with 32, then Mohave County with 13.
How many Arizona listings offer clay targets?
30 name trap, skeet, 5-stand, sporting clays or a shotgun range; 5 of them are AZGFD-listed (Ben Avery Clay Target Center, Northern Arizona Shooting Range, Seven Mile Hill Shooting Range, Tri-State Shooting Park and Usery Mountain Shooting Range).
Do Arizona ranges change hours in summer?
Several do. Tri-State Shooting Park opens to the public 6:30 to 10:30 from May 1 and 8:00 to 12:00 from October 8; Ben Avery sporting clays run in daylight only and two courses close at 2 p.m. Check each range before a hot-weather trip.
When should a deer rifle be zeroed for the Arizona general hunts?
Before the first date on your hunt permit-tag. General deer windows still ahead or open in the 2026-27 booklet: Oct 30 to Nov 8, 2026, Nov 6 to Nov 12, 2026, Nov 6 to Nov 15, 2026, Nov 13 to Nov 19, 2026 and Nov 13 to Nov 22, 2026. Each county page lists the hunts in its units.
Rifle zeroed? Look up your unit and hunt dates next
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