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Texas Shooting Ranges, Gun Clubs and Clay Fields
280 ranges in 94 Texas counties: 69 indoor ranges, 145 outdoor ranges and gun clubs, 29 sporting clays, trap and skeet clubs and 37 archery ranges. Checked October 11, 2026.
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Find the range closest to you
Six cards at a time, nearest first, each with the miles, type and a phone link.
Straight-line miles. Range coordinates come from each directory listing; five TSSA clubs were placed from their street address.
Every listed Texas range on one map
280 pins from El Paso to Beaumont; Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio and Austin hold the thickest clusters.
Pins open the range page where one exists; the rest go to the range’s own site or a map search.
Browse by kind of range
Indoor lanes, outdoor rifle lines, clay fields, archery ranges, and the ranges whose own listing says the public may walk in.
TPWD runs no public target range of its own: its shooting sports page lists hunter education, youth programs and a mobile sporting clays trailer, and its Target Range Grant Program pays up to 90% of the cost for cities, counties, clubs and businesses that build ranges open to the public.
Ranges county by county
94 of the 254 counties have at least one listed range; each county guide shows them beside its season dates and public land.
- Angelina County1 range
- Atascosa County1 range
- Austin County1 range
- Bell County6 ranges
- Bexar County16 ranges
- Bosque County2 ranges
- Bowie County2 ranges
- Brazoria County1 range
- Brazos County7 ranges
- Brown County1 range
- Burnet County3 ranges
- Caldwell County1 range
- Cameron County3 ranges
- Camp County1 range
- Cherokee County1 range
- Childress County1 range
- Collin County9 ranges
- Colorado County1 range
- Comal County5 ranges
- Cooke County1 range
- Coryell County3 ranges
- Dallas County15 ranges
- DeWitt County1 range
- Denton County7 ranges
- Ector County2 ranges
- El Paso County4 ranges
- Ellis County4 ranges
- Erath County3 ranges
- Falls County1 range
- Fannin County1 range
- Fayette County1 range
- Fort Bend County3 ranges
- Freestone County1 range
- Frio County1 range
- Galveston County2 ranges
- Gillespie County1 range
- Grayson County3 ranges
- Gregg County1 range
- Grimes County1 range
- Guadalupe County3 ranges
- Harris County24 ranges
- Harrison County2 ranges
- Hays County2 ranges
- Henderson County2 ranges
- Hidalgo County3 ranges
- Hood County1 range
- Jack County1 range
- Jackson County1 range
- Jasper County1 range
- Jefferson County2 ranges
- Jim Wells County1 range
- Johnson County4 ranges
- Jones County1 range
- Kaufman County5 ranges
- Kendall County2 ranges
- Kerr County1 range
- Lampasas County1 range
- Leon County1 range
- Liberty County2 ranges
- Limestone County1 range
- Llano County1 range
- Lubbock County5 ranges
- Lynn County1 range
- Martin County1 range
- McLennan County4 ranges
- Midland County5 ranges
- Montague County1 range
- Montgomery County5 ranges
- Moore County1 range
- Nacogdoches County1 range
- Nueces County2 ranges
- Orange County1 range
- Palo Pinto County2 ranges
- Parker County4 ranges
- Potter County2 ranges
- Randall County3 ranges
- Schleicher County1 range
- Smith County4 ranges
- Somervell County1 range
- Sutton County1 range
- Tarrant County15 ranges
- Taylor County3 ranges
- Terry County1 range
- Travis County12 ranges
- Upshur County1 range
- Van Zandt County2 ranges
- Walker County1 range
- Waller County2 ranges
- Wheeler County1 range
- Wichita County2 ranges
- Williamson County7 ranges
- Wise County4 ranges
- Wood County2 ranges
- Young County1 range
Ranges around Texas cities
40 city pages, each listing every range inside a 35 mile circle from the city center, nearest first.
Texas shooters match calendar
The first twelve of 482 dated matches, soonest at the top.
| Date | Shoot | Kind | Organizer | Where | Entry fee | Enter | Via |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 11, 2026 | 5 Stand Shotgun Fun Shoot, Open to the Public (2026-10-11) | Sporting clays | Shotgun Range | Gregg County: Shotgun Range Longview | Register | boisegunclub.com | |
| Oct 11, 2026 | BAPS Steel Challenge (2026-10-11) | Steel | PSC Shooting Club | Clay County: PSC Shooting Club | Calendar | boisegunclub.com | |
| Oct 11, 2026 | DPC – NTX STEEL CHALLENGE [Action Bays 6~10 & 100Yd Bay] (2026-10-11) | Steel | Action Bays 6/7, Silhouette & Bullseye | Dallas County: Action Bays 6/7 | Entry | boisegunclub.com | |
| Oct 11, 2026 | Midland Gun Show | Gun show | La Hacienda Event Center | Midland County: La Hacienda Event Center | $10.00 | Show page | boisegunclub.com |
| Oct 11, 2026 | River City Shooters Club (2026-10-11) | Club match | Blackhawk Shooting Range | Bexar County: Blackhawk Shooting Range | Calendar | boisegunclub.com | |
| Oct 11, 2026 | Staccato’s National Warmup NSCA Shoot | Sporting clays | Staccato Ranch | Burnet County: Staccato Ranch Florence | Register | boisegunclub.com | |
| Oct 11, 2026 | TPWD Mobile Clays: CJ Carmichael Scholarship Shoot 2026 | Youth shoot | TPWD Mobile Sporting Clays Range / host 4-H or county group | Texas | Calendar | tpwd.texas.gov | |
| Oct 12, 2026 | Bandera IDPA Club Ma | IDPA | Bandera I D P A | Bexar County: Bandera I D P A | Register | boisegunclub.com | |
| Oct 13, 2026 | Hit Factor Match (2026-10-13) | USPSA | Shooting Center | Tarrant County: Defender Outdoors Shooting Center Fort Worth | Sign up | gunstuff.tv | |
| Oct 13, 2026 | Muzzleloader Match | Club match | Cherokee Gun Club IDPA | Cooke County: Cherokee Gun Club IDPA | Enter | boisegunclub.com | |
| Oct 13, 2026 | Woodlands – Pistol Caliber Gun Club (2026-10-13) | Club match | The Woodlands Location | Harris County: The Woodlands Location Spring | Enter | boisegunclub.com | |
| Oct 14, 2026 | 2026 Fall League | Sporting clays | Clay Sports Ranch NEW LOCATION | Johnson County: Clay Sports Ranch NEW LOCATION Joshua | Register | gunstuff.tv |
Gear checklist, a Texas range day
Ear and eye protection come first; paper and a bag round out the trip.
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Electronic earmuffs
Plugs work, but muffs with a mic keep you in the conversation between strings.
Texas range questions, answered
How many shooting ranges does Texas have?
This guide lists 280 as of October 11, 2026: 69 indoor, 145 outdoor or club, 29 clay target and 37 archery. Nineteen doubtful directory rows were left out.
Does TPWD run public shooting ranges?
No. TPWD runs no public target range of its own: its shooting sports page lists hunter education, youth programs and a mobile sporting clays trailer, and its Target Range Grant Program pays up to 90% of the cost for cities, counties, clubs and businesses that build ranges open to the public.
Which ranges let the public walk in?
21 listings say so in plain words; they are on the open-to-the-public page. Most other listings do not state access either way, so call before driving out.
Which county has the most ranges?
Harris County, with 24 on the list.
Where can I sight in a deer rifle before the opener?
The outdoor rifle and pistol page lists 145 ranges and clubs; 38 of them publish their longest distance.
Where are the sporting clays courses?
29 clay target clubs are listed, including the National Shooting Complex in San Antonio, home of the NSSA and NSCA.
Do Texas indoor ranges rent guns?
100 listed ranges mention rentals. Rules on renting alone vary, so check with the range.
Where are matches and gun shows listed?
The shooting events calendar carries 482 upcoming dates, from registered skeet to USPSA, TFAA archery and gun shows.
How is this list kept current?
Range rows come from gunranges.org, findarcheryranges.com and Texas Skeet Shooting Association club pages, checked October 11, 2026; doubtful rows are dropped.
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