Prentice Cooper WMA Firing Range

4.0
(52 reviews)
Chattanooga, TN 37405
Chattanooga, Tennessee 37405

Hours

Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 6:30 AM–6 PM
Friday: 6:30 AM–6 PM
Saturday: 6:30 AM–6 PM
Sunday: Closed

Features & Amenities

discipline

Pistol Range
Rifle Range

safety

Range Safety Officer On Duty

special access

Military/Law Enforcement Training

Customer Reviews

8 reviews

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Charles Simmons
349 reviews
3 weeks ago

Good place for target practice

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CR Diddle
134 reviews
1 months ago

Currently open Thu, Fri & Sat only. There is archery, cross bow and rifle pistol ranges. WMA TIER1 RANGE. No shotgun's. Rifle / pistol ranges are covered with 50 and 100 yashotguns. Requires hunting License or fee from wma.

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Deniz Oktar
8 reviews
1 months ago

Great place to shoot a rifle or a pistol

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Jermaine Madding
29 reviews
3 months ago

Had the range to myself this morning 🌄.

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Johanna Barragan
49 reviews
6 months ago

It was a great place to practice and relieve some stress. Super nice people all around. Bathrooms are clean and so is the area. Definitely recommend 💯

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Steven Thompson
6 reviews
10 months ago

Absolutely no supervision or range master your putting you self at risk hanging targets with a bunch of strangers with loaded guns behind you. And there no reason why this range shouldn't be open more days than it is.

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Merb Kerb
13 reviews
10 months ago

Prentice cooper is such a great range to be able to go and sight in a rifle, practice shooting, or just generally have fun with your guns responsibly. There are typically park rangers there that do a great job of being nice but also doing their job well, making sure everyone has their license to use the range and that everyone is safe.

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Katy Harrington
133 reviews
1 years ago

Normally not very crowded. Sometimes there are some unsavory folks that swing by but for the most part, it seems to be pretty quiet with older gentleman or sometimes fellas on a date with a girl. Could use some updates but I think it’s fairly well kept for being free