A Public Shooting Range in the Heart of Summit County, CO
The Summit County Shooting Range provides both residents and visitors a safe and cost effective place to enjoy the shooting sports. With dedicated pistol, rifle, and shotgun ranges, there is room to spread out and enjoy a day at the range.
Hours (Seasonal)
The summer hours (April-October) for the range are:
- Weekdays: 7:00 AM till 7:00 PM
- Weekends: 8:00 AM till 5:00 PM
The winter hours (November-March) for the range are:
- Weekdays: 7:00 AM till 5:00 PM
- Weekends: 8:00 AM till 5:00 PM
Free To Use
Scheduled Trainging Classes
Upcoming Training Classes. SRA will sponsor the very popular Women on Target Instructional Clinic on 24th of June. The class room portion will be held at the Community/Senior center in Frisco, 83 Nancy’s Place, starting at 9AM. The afternoon shooting will be conducted the Summit County Shooting Range and the the range will be closed so only the Women will be on the range to shoot. Contact Tom Little 719-337-2539 or [email protected] to register or answer questions
Join the NRA
$35 Membership!
If you join today, $12 will be donated to the Summit Range Association!
Range Calendar
The RSO Calendar not only shows when a volunteer NRA-certified Range Safety Officer (RSO) will be on duty, but also shows you when the range will be closed and when SRA Board meetings are scheduled.
More About The Range
Range Layout
The Summit County Shooting Range provides both residents and visitors a safe and cost effective place to enjoy the shooting sports via dedicated pistol, rifle, and shotgun ranges.
Range Rules & Regulations
Although the range is free and open to the public, there are rules and regulations approved by the Summit County Board of County Commissioners that apply to range visitors.
Summit Range Association
The Summit County Shooting Range is managed, and maintained by the Summit Range Association. The range relies on donations, volunteers, and people like you.
Please Be Tidy
The appearance of this range reflects on the firearms owners of Summit County. Please tidy up your shooting position and pull your targets from the backers when you are done.
Try and leave the range a little nicer than when you arrived.
You are required to clean up your spent shell casings. If you do not keep your brass, please put your spent brass in the five gallon buckets provided. Aluminum and steel casings can simply go into the trash barrels.
Please Note: Brass that is deposited in the range-supplied Brass Buckets is considered a donation to the Summit Range Association. Please do not remove brass from these buckets. You are free to keep your own brass, but please do not take donated brass from the buckets.
Get Range Updates
The is scheduled to close on 13th, 15th and 22nd of June for Fire Mitigation Training. Please check the calendar.
