Delaware Valley Sports Center, Inc.
101 Geiger Rd, Philadelphia, 19115
4.4 stars, 681 reviews
Shooting ranges in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
6 places in Philadelphia, 5 of them with a phone number or website on file. The ones that tell you the most stand first, because nobody pays to be here. Across the US, the middle of the 24 range fees ranges publish is $20. Before your first visit: what to bring and what to ask.
- 6shooting ranges
- 5with phone
- 5with website
Firing Line Inc
1532 S Front St, Philadelphia, 19147
3.9 stars, 374 reviews
Holmesburg Fish & Game
5100 Pennypack St, Philadelphia, 19136
4.6 stars, 112 reviews
The Gun Range
542 N Percy St, Philadelphia, 19123
4.2 stars, 569 reviews
Tons of Guns Shop and Shooting Range ( Doubletap)
4730 Blakiston St, Philadelphia, 19136
4.5 stars, 705 reviews
Also on the map here, with no address, phone or website on file: Philadelphia Police Academy Gun Range.
Questions people ask
How many shooting ranges are there in Philadelphia?
We could verify 6. 5 of them list a phone number. The list on this page is sorted by how much each one tells you, not by who paid, because nobody pays.
What should I bring to a shooting range the first time?
Hearing and eye protection. NIOSH, the federal agency for work safety research, recommends double hearing protection at firing ranges, meaning earplugs and earmuffs together. Some ranges require both kinds of protection at all times, for example the Park County range listed by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Trail Glades, the county range in Miami, sells them on site. Call the range and ask about its own rules before you go.
Do I need a safety course before my first visit?
Some ranges require one. Trail Glades, the county range in Miami, lists a required range safety course on its rates page. Ask the range you plan to visit.