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North Springs Shooting Range – Price, Utah

Max Range: 1 Mile (1760 yards) 

5245 South 8000 West

Located off Wattis Road, 15 Miles southwest of Price, Utah.

Phone:  435 650 7728

Entry fees: $10 per day

Ranges you can shoot: 1000 yards every day, and up to 1 mile on most days.

Caliber restrictions: None. No Armor Piercing ammo

Hours of operation:
Thursday – Sunday 9:00 AM to DUSK
(Closed All Holidays)

Scott Olsen – Rangemaster
Office: 435-636-7728
[email protected]

Drive south on SR-10 7 miles, turn right at the Hiawatha Junction, Drive for 3 miles, turn right at Wattis Junction, Follow the signs and you are at the North Springs Shooting Range.

Three Mile Creek Gun Range – Perry, Utah

Max Range: 1000 Yards

Address: Coordinates: 41.4541930, -112.0589120

To get to the range (located west of Interstate 15 in Perry City):

1. Travel on Highway 89 to 3000 South (south of Maddox) in Perry City.
2. Travel west on 3000 South (from Highway 89 to 1200 W and the city offices).
3. Travel north to 2950 South Street, then west on 2950 South Street, over the railroad tracks, and underneath Interstate 15.
4. Turn left (going south) on the west frontage road, then turn right (going west) onto the access road to the shooting range.
5. When you reach the range’s flagpole, turn left (going south) and go down to the parking lot behind (to the east of) the shooting line.

Ranges you can shoot:  25 – 1000 yards

Caliber restrictions: 338 Lapua or larger are limited to shooting the 500 yard steel target and beyond.

Hours of operation:Friday, Saturday & Sunday 9 am to 5 pm.

Chief Range Safety Officer: Rory Pyatt – (435) 465-2177
Email: [email protected] Perry City Office: 435-723-6461

Iron County Shooting Range – Cedar City

Max Range: 1000 Yards

Head West on Highway 56. Take a right on Iron Springs Road. Proceed past the Iron County Landfill. Take a right on Shooting Range Road/Three Peaks Road. Continue Northeast 2.4 miles until you reach the shooting range.

The GPS Coordinates: LAT: 37°46’28.35″N LONG: -113°12’29.04″W

Entry fees:  FREE

Ranges you can shoot:  Pistol, Rifle and Cowboy Action Range.  Max of 1000 yards.

Caliber restrictions: none

Hours of operation: not specified

Contact info: Iron County – (435) 477-8300

Website: https://www.ironcounty.net/department/outdoor-recreation/shooting-range/

General Info: At the far western edge of the Three Peak Recreation Complex is the Iron County Shooting Range. This is a dedicated target shooting area that features a long and short range.

There is also a cowboy action shooting range for organized events (reservation required)

Any destruction of public property or littering is a criminal offense punishable by fine and /or incarceration. Shooting is not allowed in any other areas of the Three Peaks Complex.

GENERAL RANGE RULES:
Notice: Discharging firearms may be dangerous. This is an unsupervised shooting range. Use of the Iron County Shooting Range is at YOUR OWN RISK.

General Range Rules apply to the entire Iron County Shooting Range facility to insure the safety of all visitors and minimize activities that detract from an enjoyable and safe shooting experience for all.

Unsupervised Venues Make Awareness and Courtesy Even More Important

Except during organized shooting events, all venues are unsupervised. It is up to every individual visiting the range to familiarize themselves with safe shooting practices and to exercise these practices at all times.
Where firearms are concerned, an abundance of safety and neighborly manners are in order. Those that fail to follow safety rules will be removed from the premises.

1. 1. Direction of fire is always directly down range. Cross range fire is prohibited.
   2. Before going downrange to set or change targets, coordinate with ALL other shooters at the line to establish a cease fire. Honor all cease fires and refrain from handling guns while anyone is downrange.
   3. All guns not in a case should always be pointed down range or straight up and never at anyone along or behind the firing line.
   4. When a cease fire is called, ALL guns should be made safe by:

Semiautomatic guns – removing the magazine, ensuring the chamber is empty, and locking the slide open.

Bolt action guns – removing the magazine, ensuring the chamber is empty and leaving the bolt open.

Lever action guns – ensuring the magazine is empty, ensuring the chamber is empty and leaving the lever down and action open.

Falling block or rolling block guns  – ensuring the chamber is empty and leaving the action open.

Break barrel guns  – verifying the chamber is empty and leaving the gun clearly broken open.

Revolvers  – for double action revolvers, verifying the cylinder is empty and propping the cylinder open. For single action revolvers, verifying all chambers of the cylinder are empty and leaving the loading gate open.

Guns should not be handled again until the range is clear and ok to fire is agreed upon.

These are standard range rules at all managed shooting events. Develop good safety habits and teach others how to be safe at the range.

Children brought to the range must be fully supervised at all times. All children should have eye and hearing protection at all times. Young ears are sensitive and permanent hearing damage can occur with the noise of a single shot.

ATV’s and Motorcycles may be used to go downrange to manage targets or as transportation to toilet facilities, but otherwise cannot not be used in the area for recreational riding. The range has a 5 mph speed limit to avoid excessive noise and raising dust.

Everyone’s help is needed to keep the range clean. Trash cans are provided. Pick up any trash and spent shotgun hulls and put them in the cans.

Wahsatch Shooter’s Association

Max Range: 100 Yards

1649 E 650 N, Kaysville, UT 84037
801-544-9920 Hours of operation:
Closed Mon, Wed, Thur, Holidays Summer Hours – Starts: April 1st
Tuesday 5 PM to 9 PM or Dusk (whichever is sooner)
Friday 9 AM to 9 PM or Dusk (whichever is sooner)
Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM
Sunday 11 AM to 4 PM Winter Hours – Starts: Oct 21
Friday 9 AM to 5 PM or Dusk (whichever is sooner)
Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM or Dusk (whichever is sooner)
Sunday 11 AM to 4 PM

Ranges to 100 yards

Daily: $10.00 per individual or couple

Annual: $60.00 Senior Annual: $25.00

Provo Shooting Sports Park

Max Range: 100 Yards

1450 E Rifle Range Rd., Provo, UT 84604

UPPER AND LOWER RANGES
25 yard – Rimfire, center-fire and muzzle loading handguns are authorized on the handgun range.
100 yard – Muzzle loading rifles are authorized on the rifle range. Hours of operation:
Winter Hours | November 1 – March 31
Wednesday 2:00 PM – Dusk
Friday 2:00 PM – Dusk
Saturday (2 hour time limit) 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM Summer Hours | April 1 – October 31
Wednesday 4:00 PM – Dusk
Thursday (only Sept-Oct) 4:00 PM – Dusk
Friday 4:00 PM – Dusk
Saturday (2 hour time limit) 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM Entry fees:  
Provo Resident – $3 per visit – or – 5 visit punch pass $13
Non-Resident – $5 per visit – or – 5 visit punch pass $22 Paper targets:     $0.25
Foam ear plugs:  $0.25
Eye protection:    $8.00 https://www.facebook.com/provoshootingsportspark