Colorado Clays
Shooting Range in Brighton , Colorado
Colorado Clays
Shooting Range in Brighton , Colorado
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Colorado Clays Rifle & Pistol Range
Rifle and Pistol Range
About the Range
The Rifle and Pistol range offers a semi-enclosed heating canopy with shooting lanes, individual illuminated shooting stalls with shooting benches and natural ventilation. Range Safety Officers are on duty to assist guests. The range is handicap accessible for visitors experiencing disabilities.
10-100
yard rifle lanes
10-25
yard handgun lanes
1
target retrieval system on the handgun range
1
video target viewing system on the rifle range
Rifle and Pistol
Know Before You Go
Following the set range rules is important to maintaining a safe and quality environment for all visitors.
- Shooters can shoot prone, standing or sitting.
- Eye and ear protection is required and all guns must be in a case.
- Please unload magazines prior to visiting the range, as each bullet will be checked.
- The cartridge case can be any metal commonly used by ammunition manufacturers excluding steel.
- Rifles
- Shotguns
- Pistols
- Muzzleloaders
- Pistol range allows:
- Shotguns with slugs only
- BB and pellet rifles (spring or air)
Colorado Clays does not allow use of any of the following types of ammunition:
- armor piercing
- tracer
- Incendiary
- steel jacketed
- steel cased
- steel core projectiles
The projectiles must be lead core bullets with or without a copper jacket. Check your bullets with a magnet. If it sticks, you won’t be allowed to use that bullet at our range. For example, most of the bullets for a 7.62X39 and 7.62X54 Russian have a steel jacket with a thin copper electroplate finish that makes the bullet appear to be copper jacketed. Also, M855 “Green Tips” in 5.56 NATO have a copper jacket, with a lead core, and a steel penetrator tip. None of these bullets will pass the magnet test and none of them are allowed on our range.