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    Default Long range shooting open to the public near denver?

    I am looking for a range where I can stretch it out. I have been to Pawnee a few times, it's great out there but I would like to find a place that has a 1k yard range like CO rifle club but open to the public. Any ideas?


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    A 1k range that any yokel can use? Only one I know of is the NRA's Whittington Center down by Raton NM. I'd be kinda wary about a 1k range for public use that wasn't monitored, you're liable to get incoming rounds while you're downrange.

    My club keeps making noises about putting one in, but the big $$$$$$ estimates shoot it down.
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    You'll likely have to join a range or start shooting matches at CRC or other places that hold them.
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    Cheyenne mountain shooting complex has steel out to 1060 for public use in Colorado Springs
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    Be familiar with the rules for Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex.

    Long Rules: The range is 'open to the public' and will be open 6 days a week. The complex consists of 7 independent ranges with over 110 individual covered firing points. Set and check targets will be available out to 300 yards. There will be over 50 pistol positions with targets between 5-50 yards. Long distance shooters will enjoy 'report' targets out to over 800 yards (no .50 calibers will be permitted other than muzzleloaders). There will be a small archery and a 5-Stand trap range for the shotgun enthusiast, coming soon!
    Fee's range between $8-$10 per visit. Discounts will be available for youth and frequent shooters. A small retail shop is on the property for basic range needs. All of the proceeds generated from the Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex will go directly to support the Soldiers and Families of Fort Carson.
    El Paso County, the El Paso County Sheriff, Colorado Department of Parks & Wildlife and the U.S. Forest Service are our partners and great supporters of the Complex. The El Paso County Sheriff will occupy one of the ranges Monday-Friday to train hundreds of deputies and other law enforcement agencies.
    Safety First.....Fun Second. Safety will be our primary concern during your visit to the range. Our trained staff will ensure that all of our strict safety policies and rules are adhered to with no exceptions. Our goal is to provide a safe and enjoyable experience for you and your family. Formal firearms training and instruction will be available in the near future.
    A special thank you is in order to our friends at the Colorado Division of Parks and Wildlife, because of a generous grant they provided, the CMSC was able to make significant improvements to the Range. Thanks Team!

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    Children 6-12 $4
    Active Duty Military $8
    Retired Military $9
    DOD Civilian $10

    5 VISIT PUNCH PASS
    Active Duty Military $35
    Retire Military $40
    DOD Civilian $40
    Civilian $45

    10 VISIT PUNCH PASS
    Active Duty Military $70
    Retire Military $80
    DOD Civilian $80
    Civilian $90

    25 VISIT PUMP PASS
    Active Duty Military $170
    Retire Military $190
    DOD Civilian $190
    Civilian $210

    RESTRICTED CALIBERS
    300 Win Mags
    300 Short Mags
    300 Ultra Mags
    .338 Lapuas
    50 Cal Cartridges and anything in between

    Tue-Fri:9:00 am-4:00 pm
    Sat-Sun:8:00 am-4:00 pm

    Their webpage seems to be down so you have to go to facebook.
    https://www.facebook.com/CheyenneMou...?tab=page_info

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    They have changed the caliber restrictions and allow up to 338 lapua now on one range

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    Why not just join out at CRC. It $60 a year and is very well kept and usually quiet. During the week and thru most of the winter you will usually find yourself to be the only person out there.
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    Pawnee Sportsmens Center at Briggsdale has a 1000 yd range with steel of various sizes at 400, 500, 600, 700, 900 and 1000. Open to the public Friday PM and weekends.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alpha2 View Post
    Pawnee Sportsmens Center at Briggsdale has a 1000 yd range with steel of various sizes at 400, 500, 600, 700, 900 and 1000. Open to the public Friday PM and weekends.
    After 2 range finders were used, It's more like 300. Other than that not bad, outside getting the prairie goats to move.
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    I believe you are wrong as it pertains to the ops question. The item quote below is from the range complex on their facebook page dated August 21 pf this year. Take special note of the part I bolded.


    Shooters!!!! Great news for all you 300 magnum and .338 magnum shooters, we've been granted clearance to fire these caliber rifles at the CMSC. At this point, we'll allow you to shoot up to 100 yards on paper. By next Friday, 28 August, we'll have the 300 yard target line ready. Please do NOT ask if you can shoot the steel targets past 300 as this will never be allowed!

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