Book a private two‑hour session at a modern indoor range just south of Rexburg. With six lanes, 25‑ and 50‑yard options and an on‑site Range Safety Officer, groups get structured, supervised time shooting both rentals and approved personal firearms.
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The fluorescent lights click on as your group files into a modern range bay a few minutes south of US‑20 in Rexburg. Concrete walls and mechanized target rails give way at the firing line to the low, controlled rhythm of coached shots; the Teton skyline quietly dares you outside the building while the Range Safety Officer guides each shooter inside.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for a wide range of physical abilities; standing for short periods and basic manual dexterity required
Wildlife
History
Rexburg grew as a Mormon settlement in the late 19th century and sits on the Snake River Plain near routes used historically for mountain and park access.
Conservation
Indoor ranges manage lead and noise through ventilation and sweep routines; follow range guidance on brass disposal and minimize travel‑side impacts when visiting nearby public lands.
Reserve your spot on the Indoor Shooting Range PRIVATE Group near Yellowstone and Tetons today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring valid photo ID
All participants must be 18+ and show government ID at check‑in to complete waivers and rentals.
Protect your hearing
Even with provided ear protection, consider foam plugs for added attenuation during sustained firing.
Arrive early for the safety brief
Plan to arrive 15 minutes early to complete paperwork and listen to the RSO briefing so your two hours start on time.
Manage brass and rentals
Follow RSO directions on not collecting brass and on how rental firearms are exchanged to keep the session efficient.
Government photo ID
Required for check‑in, waivers, and firearm rentals.
Closed‑toe shoes
Stable footwear keeps you comfortable and safe at the firing line.
Ear plugs (personal)
Double up with provided muffs for extra hearing protection during long strings of fire.
Weather layer for outdoors
Light jacket for brief outdoor breaks between lanes—Idaho weather can shift rapidly.