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Nestled next to the zoo at City Park, Pueblo Municipal Shooters Inc. offers a unique and convenient location for shooting enthusiasts and newcomers alike. This volunteer-run, non-profit indoor gun range is the only one of its kind in the area, providing a safe and well-maintained environment for firearm practice and education.
Main Features:
- Exclusive non-profit, membership-based facility
- Open to the public 3 nights a week (Wednesday and Thursday from 7 PM to 9 PM)
- Affordable public fee of $10 per shooter
- 10 lanes with electronic target returns up to 50 feet
- Comprehensive Free Gun Safety Classes for new members
- Welcomes all family members, with minors allowed under adult supervision
- Special rates and waived admin fees for active-duty military and first responders
- Classes and programs available for various experience levels, including a Jr. Marksman program for youths
Strengths as Reported by Reviewers:
- Professional and friendly staff creating a welcoming atmosphere for all, especially women and beginners
- Strong emphasis on safety and patience in instruction
- Well-organized with a focus on firearm safety and sportsmanship
- Convenient location and good facility size for personal training and practice
Considerations:
- Limited to rimfire and black powder firearms to maintain a safe environment
- Rifle enthusiasts might miss the opportunity to shoot pistol caliber carbines or other rifles on site
Membership Opportunities:
Members enjoy extended access with personal access cards, convenient for those with variable schedules or who prefer off-hours use of the range. With a variety of membership options, including annual dues and family inclusions, there’s a suitable plan for every shooter. New members will need to attend a mandatory Free Gun Safety Class to ensure a comprehensive understanding of firearm handling and range rules.
Community and Youth Engagement:
Beyond individual memberships, Pueblo Municipal Shooters Inc. is invested in community involvement. They offer a Jr. Marksman program for young enthusiasts between 10 to 17 years old, emphasizing firearm safety and basic handling skills.
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