Outdoor

Otto Road Shooting Range

3.7
Google rating (50 reviews)
1531 Otto Rd, Cheyenne, WY 82001
Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001

About Otto Road Shooting Range

Otto Road Shooting Range is an outdoor shooting range in Cheyenne, WY, laid out as separate bays for rifle, pistol and shotgun shooting. Reviewers describe it as a private range with membership required: one reviewer explains that management may ask to see a membership card, and two say targets come with the membership. One reviewer advises bringing eye and ear protection along with snacks or drinks, and another notes a bathroom on site.

Two reviewers praise the long-range shooting, one mentioning a long range out to 1000 yards and the other calling it a great long distance range. Reviewers also mention separate bays for pistols, rifles and shot guns, a shotgun range with clay pigeon launchers, and paper and steel targets. Steel plates on the pistol range are a nice touch when maintained, according to one reviewer.

The shop also carries reloading components, one reviewer says, and the same reviewer reports that the target stand holders in the rifle bays frequently do not hold target stands properly and that the range could use more maintenance. Another reviewer, who has not used the range, has been using them as an FFL for years. Many reviewers describe rude treatment from the people running the range, and several say membership cards were taken away; a few others praise the staff as wonderful.

For shooters in Cheyenne, WY weighing a membership outdoor range with long-range, pistol and shotgun bays, Otto Road is described by one visitor as "a bit rustic but it works."

Quick Facts

Range Type
Outdoor
Disciplines
Pistol, Rifle, Long-Range Rifle
Max Distance
1000 yards
Pro Shop
Yes
FFL Transfers
Yes
Access
Members only

Hours

Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 8 AM–1 PM
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 1–5:30 PM
Friday: 9 AM–4 PM
Saturday: 8 AM–2 PM
Sunday: Closed

Features & Amenities

Range

Outdoor range
Members only

Disciplines

Pistol
Rifle
Long-Range Rifle

Services

Pro shop
FFL transfers

Policies

Steel targets

Customer Reviews

10 reviews from Google

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Jesse S.
74 reviews
6 months ago

Went there today (Saturday) and all but one rifle bays were being used for pistols and two guys were taking up two bays (100yd for their rifles and 80yd for their pistols). No one was using any of the pistol bays. My friend and I used a pistol bay for 30min (half the metal targets were broken) and we left. Why can't people use pistol bays for pistols and only use one bay per group? Sad.

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Byron Hunter
310 reviews
6 months ago

Nice range, great setup, and wonderful staff.

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Wright Firearm Solutions
8 reviews
7 months ago

Staff are wonderful and its a perfect range to do everything I need at.

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Dale Leppert
139 reviews
9 months ago

Was thinking of trying this place out but after seeing all the complaints on Google about the rudeness of the managers. I think I'll stay away. Don't need to deal with that. I generally take one star reviews and angry customers with a grain of salt. But far too many here. That starts to make it a safety issue. Not worth the potential hassle.

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Wyoming 300
51 reviews
10 months ago

Both the king ranch who owns the land, and the old guy who runs the club are terrible to deal with. Dont waste your time.

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Lisa Rupert
163 reviews
1 years ago

A bit rustic but it works

T
Travis Cross
59 reviews
1 years ago

I have never used the range, but have been using them as my FFL for years now. I love them. Dee and Renee are always a pleasure to deal with.

D
Deanna Montez
34 reviews
1 years ago

We love going here to practice. Everyone respects the rules and is courteous.

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Sam Carlson
1 reviews
1 years ago

Otto Range is the best private range I have been to. You have access to many bays to offer all types of training for all disciplines. $100 a year?! That is pennies compared to tons of ranges out there. I see some bad reviews unfortunately. Management constantly has to deal with members sneaking non-members in who have a blatant disregard for safety. So if someone asks to see your membership card, that is why. Don't be offended especially if you are new and not recognized. Be nice to Hank, Dee, and others that maintain the range. If you shoot targets down (at long range) fix them or let them know! Don't bring your trash to shoot at the berms and leave it. That is no cool which alot of guys do. Take care of the range so we can keep it around. Also, feel free to volunteer and help Hank. That is a lot of range to maintain to make sure you have paper targets, steel targets, benches, etc.

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Jay
1 reviews
2 years ago

The range itself is great, I thoroughly enjoyed going here for the better part of two years and love the hands off approach but the management needs to handle things differently. Now the woman who runs the office is wonderful, I've got nothing bad to say about her but the old guy that patrols the range is a different story. The first time I spoke with the guy outside orientation we were picking up brass as we do because as I mentioned I've been coming here for almost 2 years, and I follow the rules. He drove onto the lane we were shooting in very aggressively, looking like he meant to run me down with his car and I almost ran out of the way for fear of being hit. Without explanation he yelled "WHERE'S YOUR CARD?!" to which I replied it was in my car and he told me to get it then drove at one of the people I was there with. I got the card and showed him so he without explanation took it only then stating it was past sunset. Now I couldn't see the sun behind the hill but there was absolutely still light in the sky and this was a massive overreaction. He also told us that he would open the gate but we had to leave. Now a reply to another review states that he was waiting for an apology? No. For one the guy was sitting at the front with his window rolled up glaring at us, it was not stated nor implied that he wanted to talk to us any further. He was very adamant, practically yelling at us to leave. And for two, this type of behavior does not deserve an apology. I was a loyal paying customer, did not break any rules in the last 2 years and at the first slight disagreement he took away my membership. I will not be coming back here. I will not be recommending this range to anyone.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Otto Road Shooting Range an indoor or outdoor shooting range?

Otto Road Shooting Range is an outdoor shooting range in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

Is Otto Road Shooting Range open to the public?

Visitors' reviews describe Otto Road Shooting Range as a members-only range.

Where is Otto Road Shooting Range located?

Otto Road Shooting Range is located at 1531 Otto Rd, Cheyenne, WY 82001.

What are Otto Road Shooting Range's hours?

The listed hours for Otto Road Shooting Range are Monday Closed; Tuesday 8 AM–1 PM; Wednesday Closed; Thursday 1–5:30 PM; Friday 9 AM–4 PM; Saturday 8 AM–2 PM; Sunday Closed. Hours can change, so confirm with the range before you go.

How can I contact Otto Road Shooting Range?

Otto Road Shooting Range can be reached by phone or via their website. Contact details are listed at the top of this page.