[Tupelo]

Stories like this really make me appreciate living in Pinal County, Arizona. The City of Casa Grande has a pretty nice shooting range that is part of their park system is open to the public. The city police and the Border patrol use a fenced off area on the north end. Nice covered shooting lanes. Nicely marked with a mountain for a backstop. Range is open from about 7:00AM until dusk. no check in, no range master, no big brother watching. Just adults allowed to be act like adults. In the few years I have lived here, there have been no problems and to my knowledge no “accidents”. I make use of it 2-4 days a week even in the summer.
Damn, it is good to live in a free (for the most part)state.

[sean327]

We have the same setup here in Yuma County with Adare Range. It is state owned. The BP, YCSO, and YPD have their own range on the west end. It’s free to use. The only thing asked is you police up your brass before you leave. I friken love living in Arizona!

[Grams A]

We went four-wheeling two summers ago somewhere east and south of Phoenix way off the beaten path and happened onto several different groups of guys who had set up shooting areas off the beaten track. Several dressed like they were maybe military. Standing by one of their pick-ups was an obviously not happy guy staring down at and periodically kicking a very flat tire - stray bullet maybe?

Lived out there for five years. Most of the state is awesome. Would love to move back.