Fort Crowder Shooting Range
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About Fort Crowder Shooting Range
Fort Crowder Shooting Range is an outdoor shooting range in Neosho, MO, that reviewers describe as a public range, open to the public as a service. One reviewer says it is run by Missouri conservation, and others describe it as a do-it-yourself, self-policed range. Reviewers describe 25-yard, 50-yard and 100-yard ranges plus a shotgun area, with one reviewer calling the 25-yard range a pistol range and the 50- and 100-yard ranges rifle ranges, and another counting 12 shooting benches and a shotgun pit.
Reviewers mention sighting in rifles here, and reviewers also mention skeet shooting and clay birds, so this outdoor range near Neosho serves shotgun shooters as well as handgun and rifle shooters. Several reviewers say paper targets are supplied, though one says sometimes they are not, and several say to bring a staple gun or push pins to hang them. Reviewers also mention restrooms on site, and one notes there is no running water. One reviewer describes the regulars as passive range officers.
Supervision is a recurring topic. Reviewers say there is no RSO on site at all times and that the range is not supervised, and one reviewer advises being wary of who is around you. Other themes come up as well: reviewers say the range can be busy, particularly on weekends, and that the rubber target backers droop or need replacing. Several reviewers also describe other shooters handling firearms unsafely or flagging them, and some complain about people collecting brass, one noting it happens without asking.
For anyone looking for a gun range in Neosho, Missouri, with separate pistol, rifle and shotgun areas, these are the details reviewers describe.
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Nice place to shoot
Great facility, always well kept
I always feel welcome and it's a great spot to practice shooting. They keep it clean and safe along with providing paper targets because I always forget to bring targets.
The Brass Bandits kill your vibe
Great facility but THERE IS NOT AN RSO on site at all times, so be wary of who is around you. My friends and I have been flagged on a couple of occasions by morons while on the 25 yard range. One time was by some kids who had obviously grabbed their moms CCs (teal/pink guns) and were waving their shit around with no trigger discipline, and another occasion was an older guy who claimed to be a veteran and brought his girlfriend/spouse on valentines day and both of them flagged us with loaded guns. With all of that being said, I have never had safety issues on the 50 and 100y ranges. If you want to have a guaranteed safer shooting experience at a 25 yard range, either bring out target stands to set out on the 50y range, OR go to Joplin Centerfire where they have a nice indoor 25y range and an RSO at all times. If you are a new shooter, I would recommend going to Joplin Centerfire and learning from the RSO. They are good teachers and are more than willing to tutor on gun safety if needed. Definitely worth the entrance fee at Joplin Centerfire if you want to have more safety on a smaller range.
Nice place to shoot. I wish they'd change the rubber backer boards out more often I have a hard time getting my staples to stay in or anything. Other than that it's a great place.
Very great place. Just follow the rules. If you need help, there are people that shoots there will help you. Just ask.
Been going down there for last 2 years. It does get busy. The people are always polite and great to deal with.
Very nice gun range was our first time going here set up was nice could use a new set up for where ypu put ypur targets
It's a nice little place to put lead on paper. They have a handgun range. A 50 yd. Range. And a 100 yd. Range... If you can, go through the week. The weekends are usually pretty busy. Sometimes they have paper targets, sometimes not. I take my own. With a staple gun to put them up with....
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Fort Crowder Shooting Range an indoor or outdoor shooting range?
Fort Crowder Shooting Range is an outdoor shooting range in Neosho, Missouri.
Is Fort Crowder Shooting Range open to the public?
Visitors' reviews describe Fort Crowder Shooting Range as open to the public.
Where is Fort Crowder Shooting Range located?
Fort Crowder Shooting Range is located at 17075 Owl Rd, Neosho, MO 64850.
What are Fort Crowder Shooting Range's hours?
The listed hours for Fort Crowder Shooting Range are Monday Closed; Tuesday 8 AM–6 PM; Wednesday 8 AM–6 PM; Thursday 8 AM–6 PM; Friday 8 AM–6 PM; Saturday 8 AM–6 PM; Sunday 4 AM–10 PM. Hours can change, so confirm with the range before you go.
How can I contact Fort Crowder Shooting Range?
Fort Crowder Shooting Range can be reached by phone or via their website. Contact details are listed at the top of this page.