Up to 5 People per Bay • Adjacent Bays for Large Groups • Handguns and Rifles
Bring a small crew and shoot 25-yard lanes in a spacious 75-square-foot bay—perfect for group practice, rentals, and basic instruction. Read on for rules, what to bring, and how to make the most of your time at this Murray, Utah range.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 hour (per reservation)
Fitness Level
No specific fitness required; participants should be able to stand and follow safety instructions for the session.
Wildlife
History
Murray grew as a smelting center in the late 1800s and incorporated as a city in 1902, later becoming an industrial suburb of Salt Lake City.
Conservation
Observe lead-management and range disposal rules, use allowed ammo types, and follow staff guidance to minimize environmental impact and keep the range compliant.
Up to 5 People per Bay • Adjacent Bays for Large Groups • Handguns and Rifles
Complete the waiver in advance
Save 15 minutes at check-in by completing the safety waiver sent with your confirmation; otherwise arrive early to fill it out in person.
Bring valid ID
Non-US visitors only need a passport or driver's license to shoot; everyone should carry photo ID to verify age and identity.
Follow ammo restrictions
Do not bring muzzle loaders, steel-core, or incendiary rounds—these are prohibited and inspected at check-in for safety.
Book with a partner
Each lane requires at least two people—plan your group so you meet lane minimums and can share shooting time efficiently.
Photo ID
Required to verify age and identity for all shooters, including non-US visitors.
Hearing protection
Although ear protection may be provided, bringing your own ensures a comfortable fit for long sessions.
Eye protection
Safety glasses protect against debris and are typically mandatory on the range.
Closed-toe shoes
Sturdy footwear is required by range rules for safe movement in the bay and lobby areas.