The Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) operates a variety of shooting ranges across the state as part of its Fish & Wildlife division. These ranges offer facilities for archery, rifle, shotgun, and handgun shooting, catering to different skill levels and shooting disciplines. The ranges are designed to provide safe and regulated environments for recreational shooting and training, with specific rules in place to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all users. Facilities vary by location, with some offering specialized options like trap and skeet, and others providing wheelchair accessibility. The DNR also supports the development of public shooting facilities through its Shooting Range Grant Program.
Eye and ear protection required, shoot only at paper targets or clay targets on shotgun range, automatic and rapid fire prohibited, .50 BMG or firearms over 9,000 ft/lbf prohibited, holstered firearms not allowed except for on-duty law enforcement, eating/drinking/smoking only in parking area, must be 18 or accompanied by someone 18+.
General Safety Guidelines: