Indoor + Outdoor

Cheatham WMA Firing Range

3.5
(42 reviews)
Cheatham Wildlife Management Area public Firing Range, Headquarters Rd, Ashland City, TN 37015
Ashland City, Tennessee 37015

About Cheatham WMA Firing Range

Cheatham WMA Firing Range is an indoor and outdoor shooting range located in Ashland City, Tennessee, serving the local firearms community. The range supports pistol, rifle shooting. Cheatham WMA Firing Range offers firearms training for shooters of all experience levels.

Quick Facts

Range Type
Indoor + Outdoor
Disciplines
Pistol, Rifle
Gun Rentals
Not specified
Training Classes
Yes
CCW Classes
Not specified
Suppressor Friendly
Yes
Public Access
Not specified — call to confirm
Pro Shop
Not specified
Ammunition Sales
Not specified

Hours

Monday: 9 AM–3 PM
Tuesday: 9 AM–3 PM
Wednesday: 9 AM–3 PM
Thursday: 9 AM–3 PM
Friday: 9 AM–3 PM
Saturday: 9 AM–3 PM
Sunday: 9 AM–3 PM

Features & Amenities

facility

Indoor Range
Outdoor Range

discipline

Pistol Range
Rifle Range

distance

100-Yard Range

training

Training Classes

tactical policy

Suppressors Allowed

safety

Range Safety Officer On Duty

special access

Military/Law Enforcement Training

equipment

Steel Targets

Customer Reviews

7 reviews

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Remi Joffray
20 reviews
1 years ago

why does everyone have a problem with a free place to go shoot safely. there are 1000 private ranges. as far as I see it. the hours are fine. you can sight your rifle in and then leave. then hunt. if you wanna shoot all day go spend all your money anywhere. anyone who has a issue with the hours. why don't you volunteer your time

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Mark Gamblin
13 reviews
1 years ago

Govt run ineptitude at its finest! Only open 4 hours a day! Covid was 5 years ago you morons! Also, the no steel targets rule is more stupidity! Shooting hanging steel targets is both fun AND safe!

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Nick Glines
26 reviews
1 years ago

Hours are a joke

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Gage
1 reviews
1 years ago

Good little range to shoot at longest distance is only around 100 yards though. It is self managed which is a benefit because you don't have to deal with over instruction and that nonsense just make sure to follow the basics of gun safety and if you see someone just standing there waiting to place a target call the range cold for them. The hours of operation are kind of garbage 10am to 2am is kind of a joke it limits the amount people with day jobs can shoot there. So I would rate this range as a mid tier range. Pros: Not usually crowded Self-manage ( Not reliant on a RSO ) Trash cans ( sometimes free targets and such ) Pavilion style shelter ( rain is less of a issue ) Cons: Hours of operation (10am - 2pm) will get ticketed Shortish range Day pass needed Although its not super crowded it is somewhat hard to get a bench to shoot off of. In closing TWRA could do so much better with this range but it seems that they don't really care to improve on it which is honestly fine id prefer it stay the way it is instead of becoming a unenjoyable experience. if you wanna shoot this is a good place to fire off some mags

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Joey Seals
642 reviews
1 years ago

It's a really nice place to shoot pistols and rifles. It is a smaller place but was not very crowded. It is a little bit off the beaten path, but for me, it was worth the drive. Bring your own targets and stands, and please be respectful of what is there so we can keep it!

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Jay Hoffman
5 reviews
1 years ago

Whorable place especially when the Sadie's come out there they can't control there firearms while operating, there's some guy out there that's seems like he's offering training when he him self needs training never teach or point or revolver down cold range. Make sure you have a extra set of eye's because his class of people will obliterate your target from 5 lanes down. Used to be great spot but sadly this range has gone the way of joe biden.

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Andy Brown
57 reviews
1 years ago

I'm just echoing what everyone else has said... The hours are silly. I used to shoot here a few years ago when it closed at sunset, but had condensed hours during hunting season. It's never been much to look at, but I absolutely love having a range that's never busy and isn't being managed by over zealous staff. This place was a hidden gem. 10am-2pm daily... Who came up with this? It's an unattended outdoor range. It's not as though staff needs to close to get their kids from daycare. Noise? There's nothing out there. Every time I think I've seen the low point of Cheatham County's lack of hospitality and common sense, they set the bar just a little bit lower and surprise me. A tip of the hat county officials... A tip of the hat. Also, can we all just enjoy the sign made for the gun range, presumably by people that should know something about guns, features an outstanding typo in which they prohibit "fully automated" weapons, then fixed said typo with a Sharpie? A third tip of my hat.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Cheatham WMA Firing Range an indoor or outdoor shooting range?

Cheatham WMA Firing Range has both indoor and outdoor shooting facilities.

Does Cheatham WMA Firing Range offer firearms training?

Yes — Cheatham WMA Firing Range offers firearms training. Schedules and pricing are available by phone.

Are suppressors allowed at Cheatham WMA Firing Range?

Yes, Cheatham WMA Firing Range allows suppressor use on the range.

Where is Cheatham WMA Firing Range located?

Cheatham WMA Firing Range is located at Cheatham Wildlife Management Area public Firing Range, Headquarters Rd, Ashland City, TN 37015, Ashland City, Tennessee 37015.

What are Cheatham WMA Firing Range's hours?

Cheatham WMA Firing Range's hours are listed on the range's page above. Hours can change — call ahead to confirm before driving out.

How can I contact Cheatham WMA Firing Range?

Cheatham WMA Firing Range can be reached by phone or via their website. Contact details are listed at the top of this page.