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Whether a range lets you rent a firearm or requires you to bring your own almost never shows up in a Google search, so people find out only after they've already driven there empty-handed. We checked each range's own site or rental menu to confirm firearms are actually available to rent.
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Bring two forms of ID and expect a deposit hold on a card. Rentals usually run $10-20 per gun plus ammo, which most ranges require you to buy on-site rather than bring your own, and popular picks like a Glock 19 or AR-15 get booked up fast on weekends — a quick call to reserve one saves a wasted trip.
Common questions
How much does it cost to rent a gun at a shooting range?
Rental fees typically run $10-25 per firearm, on top of a $15-25 range fee and range-required ammo purchased on-site, often $20-40 per box. Chains like Bass Pro Shops indoor ranges and Machine Gun America bundle rental, ammo, and lane time into packages starting around $40-60.