Lee Kay Public Shooting Range

A: Great question! The sight-in service we offer does provide muzzleloader sight in.

- Lee Kay Public Shooting Range (3 years ago)

A: Yes there's a guy who will sight in your rifle.

- Brian 88 (7 years ago)

A: Gus and Steve will cite your rifle in I think the cost is $10

- WILLIAM PENTON (7 years ago)

A: It will cost you around $10

- Christopher Kennedy (7 years ago)

A: Yes..go between the 200 -300 yard ranges

- Steven Oscroft (7 years ago)

A: You do pay a fee, but they do a good job. Also, there are instructors there who can teach you how to sight it in yourself. A straight forward and good instructor there is Bob Bauman. I think his card is on their desk. They will give you his info.

- Nicole Starr Bauman, CNI Global (7 years ago)

A: Hi Sandra, An adult day pass for the Lee Kay Shooting Range is $5 and a youth day pass (15 years and under) is $2.

- Lee Kay Public Shooting Range (3 years ago)

A: Thank you for visiting us. We, too, would like to have more hours to offer. As a state facility we have budget constraints which limits our ability to hire more employees. Our staff of volunteers work very hard to help us keep the place open. There are many great benefits to being a volunteer -- one of which is shooting before or after a shift. If you would be interested in helping us provide a safe place for the public to enjoy shooting sports and get some benefits, please visit https://wildlife.utah.gov/lee-kay-volunteer.html

- Lee Kay Public Shooting Range (8 months ago)

A: Charge more and hire employees and stay open longer PLEASE. I would pay $30 for a day pass, easy. Or $10 an hour.

- Brian Anderson (9 months ago)

A: I believe that most of the people who work there are volunteering so be appreciatetive of the time they donate to us. There are other ranges that may cost a bit more at most any place that sells guns.

- keith nelson (2 years ago)

A: I know they do sight in rifles at 100 yards, but I'm not sure about 200. I think it's ten dollars, but it's been a while since I had them do it.

- kobie V (6 years ago)

A: I talked to someone there on a sunday but they close at 1:00

- Jeime ΓÇ£JemiekenΓÇ¥ Garza (6 years ago)

A: They are there Wednesday - Sunday each week.

- D Dinsdale (6 years ago)

A: Their not open on sundays an not sure if they got 200 yards but they have 100 yards..I think they have 200 but I was using handgun an 22 rifle was in different area . It's nice place an only cost very little like 5 bucks an you get free target

- john root (6 years ago)

A: Yes. They've done it for me several times.

- Melvin Bodily (5 years ago)

A: Yes there is. Last I checked I believe it was $5 for a day pass for archery and rifle. Like Eric said, I'd ask them if they have any restrictions on what kind of equipment you can use.

- James Ehlers (6 years ago)

A: Yes there is a 90 yard archery range. Call about crossbow policy.

- Eric St Pierre (6 years ago)

A: I just talked with a very nice staff member there and he said"As far as I know crossbows are legal in Utah" so he said I can bring my crossbow and my own targets!😊👍God bless the United States🇺🇸 ❤Utah! It's awesome! Best state ever!

- Jeime ΓÇ£JemiekenΓÇ¥ Garza (6 years ago)

A: 100, 200 and 300 yard ranges.

- Eric St Pierre (6 years ago)

A: They have a few different ranges. I think they have 50 yard, 100 yard, and 300 yard. I know for the shorter range you can setup your target at shorter intervals. There is twenty-five yard range, but it may be by appointment?

- Michael Woodward (6 years ago)

A: It is 5 for a $1 or 25¢ each. You also receive 1 with your entry fee.

- Nicole Starr Bauman, CNI Global (6 years ago)

A: They have plenty for sale

- John Butler (6 years ago)

A: They sell them cheap

- john root (6 years ago)

A: Rabbit Target squirrel targets and traditional targets but no zombie targets or anything like that. You can bring those in from outside if you like

- WILLIAM PENTON (6 years ago)

A: I can take care of it for you.

- Brian 88 (6 years ago)

A: I am not sure if you can turn it in or not,but with the ammo shortage I am sure you would have no problem giving it away to people there.

- keith nelson (2 years ago)

A: Is it Factory loads or reloads

- WILLIAM PENTON (6 years ago)

A: It is always first come first serve. That said, get there early. The line can get to a very long length.

- Nicole Starr Bauman, CNI Global (6 years ago)

A: No. Just go have fun.

- D Dinsdale (6 years ago)

A: I shoot Cowboy Action so don't know about the public shooting part

- Lee Ficarra (6 years ago)

A: Sometimes in the afternoon it will slow down it is first come first serve have fun enjoy

- WILLIAM PENTON (6 years ago)