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Omaha and Lincoln come first, plus Grand Island, Kearney, Columbus, North Platte and Scottsbluff-Gering, Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC) ranges and education centers, and club ranges that open to the public for fall sight-in days. Facts we could not confirm are left blank, so always call before you go.
About Nebraska Game and Parks ranges
NGPC runs staffed shooting ranges at the Turpin Outdoor Education Center in Lincoln (indoor, year-round), the Sykes complex at Platte River State Park, the Kearney Outdoor Education Complex and the Wildcat Hills complex near Gering (seasonal), plus free or low-cost unstaffed ranges such as Killdeer Lake WMA and the Pawnee shotgun range. Each fall NGPC also lists club ranges that open to the public for sight-in days. Check outdoornebraska.gov before you go.
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- Alda 1
- Bellevue 1
- Bennet 1
- Columbus 2
- Crawford 1
- Firth 1
- Gering 1
- Grand Island 1
- Kearney 2
- La Vista 1
- Lincoln 6
- Louisville 2
- Martell 1
- Maxwell 1
- McCook 1
- North Platte 2
- Omaha 3
- Ponca 1
- Syracuse 1
- Uehling 1
- Waterloo 1
- Weeping Water 1
Facts come from Nebraska Game and Parks Commission pages, City of Omaha and North Platte visitor pages, and each range's own website. A green dot means we checked the source on the date shown. How we verify.