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Shooting Ranges in Montana

56 ranges in 36 cities and towns across Montana. Pick a city for the full list with phone numbers and a map, or scroll down for the smaller towns.

Montana has about 1,137,233 residents, so that's 4.9 shooting ranges per 100,000 people. Population: U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 estimate.

56ranges
36cities & towns
73%list a phone
32with a website

Across Montana, of the 56 shooting ranges we list, 41 give a phone number, 15 publish opening hours and 32 have a website.

Top 10 shooting ranges in Montana

Ranked by how complete and owner-verified the listing info is — hours, phone, website, services. No pay-to-play. Full 2026 ranking

  1. 1Midwest Shooting Center BillingsBillings

    Tue-Thu 10-8, Fri-Sat 10-9, Sun 11-6

    IndoorGun rentalsClasses & CCWMemberships

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  2. 2NWMACA Les Bauska Target RangeKalispell

    24/7

    IndoorClasses & CCWMembershipsArchery

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  3. 3Big Sky Practical Shooting ClubMissoula

    IndoorClasses & CCWMemberships

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  4. 4West Yellowstone Shooting Sports AssociationWest Yellowstone

    May-Nov seasonal

    Classes & CCWMembershipsArchery

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  1. 5Big Gun FunWest Yellowstone

    Monday: 11:30 AM- 9:00 PM Saturday: 11:30 AM- 9:00 PM Sunday: 11:30 AM- 9:00 PM

    IndoorGun rentals

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  2. 6Blue Creek Sport ShootingBillings

    Mon-Fri Sunrise-Sunset, Sat-Sun 8-5

    MembershipsArchery

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  3. 7Deer Creek Shooting CenterMissoula

    IndoorClasses & CCWMemberships

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  4. 8Fallon County Shooting RangeBaker

    Mon-Tue 1pm-5pm, Wed-Thu 2pm-8pm

    IndoorArchery

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  1. 9Northwest ShooterColumbia Falls

    IndoorGun rentals

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  2. 10Park County Rod & Gun ClubLivingston

    Sunrise-Sunset, members only

    MembershipsArchery

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Cities

Largest first. Towns with a single range are listed further down this page.

Montana, by feature

Other towns in Montana

One range each — too few for a page of their own, so they live here.

  1. Beartooth Sportsman, Nye MontanaNye

    1948 Stillwater River Rd, Nye, MT 59061

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  2. Roundup Sportsmen's AssociationRoundup

    83 Golf Course Rd, Roundup, MT 59072-6311

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  3. Shootin BlanksSidney

    120 E Main St, Sidney, MT 59270-4131

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  4. Advantage Backcountry OutfittersTwin Bridges

    819 Middle Rd, Twin Bridges, MT 59754

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  1. Big Sky OutfittersVolborg

    22 Lake Creek Rd, Volborg, MT 59351

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  2. Meagher County SportsmenWhite Sulphur Springs

    76 Jackson Rd, White Sulphur Springs, MT 59645-9613

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Good to know about shooting ranges in Montana

Can a felon go to a gun range?

Under federal law and state regulations in Montana, convicted felons are generally prohibited from possessing or handling firearms and ammunition. Violating these laws at a shooting range can result in severe federal or state legal penalties. You can review safety guidelines and operational rules across 56 venues listed on RangeAtlas in Montana.

How much is a concealed weapons permit?

The cost of a concealed weapons permit varies, usually ranging from forty to one hundred fifty dollars for state application fees plus background check processing. In Montana, RangeAtlas lists 56 shooting and training locations where you can ask about state-specific permit requirements and documentation.

Is Utah a concealed carry state?

Utah allows permitless concealed carry for eligible adults aged twenty-one and older, while still issuing official permits for reciprocity purposes. If you are training or traveling through Montana, RangeAtlas covers 56 local shooting ranges to help you stay sharp and informed on safe firearm handling.

Can you shoot on private property?

Shooting on private property is legal in unincorporated areas if local noise ordinances, safe backstop requirements, and distance rules from neighboring structures are met. Regulations vary across Montana, so property owners must consult local county ordinances before establishing a private range. For dedicated safe shooting environments across Montana, RangeAtlas lists 56 official ranges.

What does a firearm background check look for?

A firearm background check searches criminal history databases for felony convictions, domestic violence misdemeanor charges, active restraining orders, and disqualifying mental health adjudications. In Montana, checks are processed through federal or state databases. RangeAtlas catalogs 56 licensed facilities across Montana that assist shooters with legal firearm transfers.