Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex
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About Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex
Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex is an outdoor shooting range in Fort Carson, CO, that sits on a US military facility and is used by civilians too. One visitor notes that civilians can use it, and another calls it a great public range. Reviewers mention handgun and rifle shooting, with trap and skeet fields alongside, and also archery with a scout group and 3D bow at certain times.
On the rifle side, one visitor chose the complex to get scope settings for a hunting rifle at 200 and 300 yds and describes 30 min shooting sessions before target changing. Another reviewer mentions typical barriers between the shooting lanes. Two reviewers note that shooters need a target stand, either their own or one they buy.
Visitors without a firearm of their own have options. Anyone looking for gun rentals in Fort Carson, CO will find them mentioned in reviews: one tourist who was also a beginner says they could rent a gun and shoot there, and another group of eleven found plenty of rental guns to choose from. A range shop is mentioned, and one reviewer was able to purchase targets and ammo. Concealed carry classes are also taught at the facility, and reviewers mention a CCP renewal course and a CCW recertification.
Rules shape the visit. Two reviewers say drawing from a holster and rapid fire are not allowed, and two describe a pace of one round per second. Reviewers describe it as a place to practice fundamentals and to sight in. Range safety officers supervise the shooting. For handgun, rifle and trap practice, this gun range in Fort Carson, CO is open to the public.
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10 reviews from Google
Well run! Safe shooting experience in Colo Springs
They have a talent for making shooting guns the most tedious experience possible.
I have no idea why I decided to shoot here. Only allowed to shoot 1 round per second. And then also not allowed to mess with your optic while on the range. “If you want to change the windage on your scope you have to clear it off the range and do it in your car” So if I cant shoot for fun and I can’t shoot to zero my optics. Then there’s no point in shooting. If you’re trying to find a place to teach your grandmother to shoot I would take her here but that’s about the only use of this range. If you are military this range is very similar to the zeroing range before going to the ready range however you’re not allowed to zero🤣
Had such a great experience here. I brought some men from my church here and we reserved one of their fields for trap/skeet shooting. I communicated mostly with Pedro and he was super helpful and very responsive with all the questions I had and made it easy to get it all set up. Dave worked with us on the range to give our group (including many who hadn't shot before) some instruction on how to use the the fire arms and range. For what we paid, felt like we got a great bang-for-our-buck (pun intended).
First time going there with my husband and cousin and her husband. It was fun and not to expensive not by hours. There is pho resturant close by for a quick banh mi or pho.
Great place for target shooting. Friendly people and it's clean!
Extremely well run and very clean. Friendly staff made us feel at home.
Great range, lots of room and easy access.
Very professional. 👍🏿
Every time I have come to this facility, it has been terrific. A very safe shooting experience. Today I completed my CCP renewal course with Cory Gifford, owner of Glass House Tactical. It wasn’t just standing shooting at a target, but he made the class so practical by teaching the proper way to conceal a gun and draw a gun and shoot from various distances and more. I learned more about concealed carry in one hour than I had learned having carried for over 20 years. If you get a chance, take one of his classes
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex an indoor or outdoor shooting range?
Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex is an outdoor shooting range in Fort Carson, Colorado.
Is Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex open to the public?
Visitors' reviews describe Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex as open to the public.
Does Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex rent firearms?
Visitors' reviews mention renting firearms at Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex.
Does Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex offer firearms training?
Visitors' reviews mention firearms training classes and concealed carry classes at Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex.
Where is Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex located?
Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex is located at 7790 Rte 1, Fort Carson, CO 80913.
What are Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex's hours?
The listed hours for Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex are Monday Closed; Tuesday Closed; Wednesday 9 AM–4 PM; Thursday 9 AM–4 PM; Friday 9 AM–4 PM; Saturday 8 AM–4 PM; Sunday 8 AM–4 PM. Hours can change, so confirm with the range before you go.
How can I contact Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex?
Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex can be reached by phone or via their website. Contact details are listed at the top of this page.