Violators are asked to leave the premises and fees are not refunded. No consumption of alcohol prior is allowed.

No armor piercing, tracer, or incendiary ammunition may be used on any range.

If using reloaded ammunition, please ensure that it is up to manufacturer specifications.

Once firearms are removed from the carrying case or the holster, shooter then places the firearm on the shooting table that has been assigned to them with the magazine removed or cylinder open, lock the bolt to the rear, place selector on safe and barrel pointed down range.

Only remove your firearms from its carrying case or holster once you have been instructed to do so by the RSO.

All firearms must remain in a carrying case or in a holster, unloaded and with the magazine removed prior to reporting to your assigned range.

Shooting takes place on designated ranges only.

Empty Chamber Indicators (ECI) must be inserted in the chamber of all cleared firearms during all “SAFE” or “COLD” conditions on the range.

Know and obey ALL range commands and instructions given by your RSOʻs (Range Safety Officers) at all times.

Shooters under the age of 21 must have an adult present to use the pistol range.

No shooter under 18 may use the range facilities without adult supervision.

No children under the age of 6 years old allowed on the range.

Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover card accepted.

Veteran Appreciation Day/First Responder Day Please call for more information: (719) 896-6196

Buy 10 or more rounds of adult trap/skeet, get $1 off each roundĭiscounts available for multiple round purchases and group purchases.

Youth discount! $7 for 1 round (Ages 6-17).

The Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex is now offering a brand-new Trap/Skeet operation. NEW! Trap/Skeet at Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex Shooters using the range will not have to enter Fort Carson to use the range.

The entrance is located just outside Fort Carson's Gate 20 security perimeter. The 400 acre site sits on Army land near Interstate 25 just off mile marker 132. Army, El Paso County, the El Paso County Sheriff and Colorado Parks and Wildlife and the U.S. The Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex (CMSC) is a partnership between the U.S.

* Active Duty personnel can store their weapon at CMSC for $8.00 a month and $2.00 for each additional weapon.ĬMSC is closed on Monday and Tuesday. On August 31, 2022, the Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex (CMSC) will open it's Personally Owned Weapons Storage Program. SHOOTERS: The Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex is now operating in Fall and Winter hours the range will begin opening Wednesday-Friday 9:00am to 4:00pm

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