Pima Pistol Club - Tucson, Arizona

Shana B (Shana)

I went with my friend Thursday and we had a blast. I haven't shot for years and I needed to reacquaint myself to the guns. I felt very safe there and I felt the management they were good guys with a lot of knowledge. I didn't even know where the gun range was I would say you would go on Oracle and turn east on wilds that's the easiest way to get there. The restrooms were spotless and it really is important to have your ears protection once you get The hang of it on rules from then on it's a breeze I really would like to join the membership it's very close and to me it's a lot of fun

Amanda Paladini

Great place to go shooting! Outdoor range. $20 bucks per person. They have about 3 ranges and a great facility for restrooms and outdoor shooting. Targets are $1 each and they have 2 choices (regular targets and a headshot target). You watch a three minute video when you are a first time customer.

Traveller Guy

While staying at Saddlebrooke, north of Tucson, we discovered The Pima Pistol Club. Down the end of a well traveled dirt road, and through into well kept grounds, this club has full amenities for pistol and rifle use. If you’re a member there’s access to private ranges, if your a guest there are other clean, safe, well kept ranges to use. Check-in is simple but carefully done, there’s a good video to watch that informs range practices and protocol. The sun came up over the Catalina mountains, and the crispness left the air. Seems like I could find the bullseye better! A great pistol club in the tradition of Arizona’s western traditions. I made a iMovie video stored on Vimeo, but not sure if it can be listed here…. I’ll make some changes and put the link up here soon (Dec 20, 2021)

Tim Dolan

Went here to shoot with a friend. ID check-in and safety protocol. Doesn’t take long for check in or to get started. Range is made clear before all reset targets or brass cleanup. Everything went well with ability to request appropriate range. Easy to get to, and way closer for Oro Valley residents. Outdoor range.

Gregory Gaunt

Coming from a military background, it's refreshing to see the rules held to a high standard. The range is clean and run well. Can't wait to be a member to partake in more opportunities.

Jared Dana

Shoot USPSA matches here, and took some training classes hosted here. I've had no problems .

Josue Aguilar

Overall great experience. Friendly staff, great views, and great range. There is some things to be aware of before coming here:

1. No rapid fire. They require you to watch a safety video and have signs that say no full auto, binary, bump stocks but nothing about rapid fire. Range officer came and told us himself. I believe it should be clearly stated from the beginning. There is a brochure that has rules that we were not required to read that may have had this rule.
2. No "pistol caliber carbines" on pistol range. I took my six inch cz scorpion with a pistol brace and i was told it had to be put away after 2 different range officers originally said it was fine. (Side note: a six inch scorpion with a pistol brace is a pistol caliber pistol not a pistol caliber carbine. Youre welcome). You can however bring a 8 inch .357 magnum revolver just not a 9mm 6 inch barrel with a brace :). This rule was shown to us in the brochure that again, we were not required to read. (Or even told about).
Overall the staff was very friendly and kindly explained the rules and helped us with any questions we had.

Brock P

Had a great time at this range. Definitely a beginner and these guys took their time with me