an unofficial website for the Pima County AZ Shooting Ranges 

A website dedicated to the shooters and staff at the
Southeast Regional Park Shooting Range
and Tucson Mountain Park Shooting Range
in Tucson, Arizona
Since June 2005 

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Question:  Is it permitted to fire a shotgun on the range at SERP?
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Answer:  Yes, there is a "pattern frame" they ask you to use, just ask one of the people in orange   .. Read full reply
Submitted by: Keith Hardy, 12/11/2009
Answered by: Pete,
Question:  I want to use my iphone with my car speaker/radio. So i can listen to music. I do not have a cassett

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3 votes
55 visits
Answer:  Sure there aremany devices to help you do that.  .. Read full reply
Submitted by: Unoxilm, 12/09/2009
Answered by: Wireless Nation,
Question:  I recently pruchased a 222/20gs. combo rifle. Can I fire the shotgun at the range in Tucson Mountai
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Answer:  yes, you sure can  .. Read full reply
Submitted by: Jack Rankin, 09/08/2008
Answered by: Pete,
Question:  Can i hunt small game (legal wildlife w/ hunting permit) with an air rifle on county land (rural res

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3 votes
797 visits
Answer:  we need a state where you live to answer you  .. Read full reply
Submitted by: Pete perez, 04/29/2008
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Question:  Can you buy a year pass to the shooting range? Also, my live in b/f is a supervisor with Pima count
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6386 visits
Answer:  Yes there is a multi-visit pass (punch card) you can buy many visits VERY cheap, ask for details at   .. Read full reply
Submitted by: sandra newkirk, 03/09/2008
Answered by: Pete,
Question:   I want to have a undercover arms I dont like to people no I have a gun.I want to have a permit what

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1884 visits
Answer:  Talk to your local police they will point you in the right direction

Next time you mi  .. Read full reply
Submitted by: Edgardo Pastrana, 03/06/2008
Answered by: KVH,
Question:  I have a CO2 powered pistol and want a range to shoot it at. DOes the Tucson Mountain Range accommo
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4419 visits
Answer:  You can not shoot it inside city limits. It's the same regulations as firerms in that respect
  .. Read full reply
Submitted by: Jamie Meek, 08/18/2007
Answered by: SigPro,
Question:  I WAS ASKED A QUESTION BY A FRIEND AND I COULD NOT ANSWERE IT AS I HAVE NOT REVIEWED THE LAWS FOR SE

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3 votes
1274 visits
Answer:  As far as I know, yes, NFA (full auto) items are the same as any other firearm in that respect
  .. Read full reply
Submitted by: GEORGE DEGON, 04/02/2007
Answered by: AK47 Dood,
Question:  are there any children under the age of 15,gun safety course that i could sign my daughter up with?

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1373 visits
Answer:  There are a few options available, Scouts, 4H the county, and AZ Game and Fish.

Keep   .. Read full reply
Submitted by: mary heeg, 02/27/2007
Answered by: Pete,
Question:  do teenagers 17 and younger have to be acompanied by an adult

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1457 visits
Answer:  Under 15 is the age limit. A 17 year old is able to shoot on their own  .. Read full reply
Submitted by: jared, 11/07/2006
Answered by: Pete,
Question:  I am interested to practice practical shooting in the shooting range, however, I don't own a pistol

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2 votes
1801 visits
Answer:  Not at the county range, for liability reasons they do not rent guns. One of the indoor ranges in to  .. Read full reply
Submitted by: LAURENCIO A. MARCELINO, 08/01/2006
Answered by: Pete,
Question:  Where Can I Shoot On Public Lands And What Are The Rules?

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2752 visits
Answer:  Bureau of Land Management
Public lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management are open to s  .. Read full reply
Submitted by: , 07/26/2006
Question:  How Can I Volunteer for projects on public lands?

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1405 visits
Answer:  Throughout the year volunteer opportunities may be available on federal, state and local public land  .. Read full reply
Submitted by: , 07/26/2006
Question:  How Do I Report Illegal Activity?

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1599 visits
Answer:  To report resource damage or other illegal activities to the Forest Service and BLM:

  .. Read full reply
Submitted by: , 07/26/2006
Question:  Can muzzleloaders be fired at the range?
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1419 visits
Answer:  Yes they can, many people bring them out. We hope to see you there  .. Read full reply
Submitted by: Jay Elston, Sep-11-2005
Answered by: Pete,
Question:  My wife has always wanted to fire a pistol. Is it possible to come in and get basic safety instructi
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1054 visits
Answer:  You can come out and get some safety instruction for sure.

But there are no rentals at  .. Read full reply
Submitted by: Bill Kuhlin, Jul-21-2005
Answered by: Pete,
Question:  Are youth (teenage) shooters allowed with a parent?
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Answer:  Yes, in fact Youth 15 and under are free. Youth 15 and under must be accompanied and supervised by   .. Read full reply
Submitted by: , Jul-10-2005
Answered by: Pete,
Question:  Is it possible to 'rent out' the range on a day it's closed?
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995 visits
Answer:  It is possible, however with our staff limitation, we must respond to each request individually, dep  .. Read full reply
Submitted by: Carl Douglas, Jun-07-2005
Answered by: Dave,
Question:  Can I bring my dog to the range so he learns to deal with gun fire?

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1377 visits
Answer:  Shooters bring a variety of extremely loud, large caliber firearms. I would ask you not to expose yo  .. Read full reply
Submitted by: Donald D, Jun-07-2005
Answered by: Dave,
Question:  Is there any plan to post larger / more colorfull signs to direct people to the range?

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1060 visits
Answer:  We would like to provide bigger, more visible signs and will in the near future. We hope to have bet  .. Read full reply
Submitted by: Bruce B., Jun-07-2005
Answered by: Dave,
Question:  How can I volunteer at SERP?
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Answer:  Thank you for asking about volunteering. I am extremely proud of the volunteers at Southeast Regiona  .. Read full reply
Submitted by: Carl C, Jun-07-2005
Answered by: Dave,
Question:  When will the Shotgun area be ready at SERP?

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1100 visits
Answer:  I cannot say precisely when the clay target center will be completed; I can however tell you that we  .. Read full reply
Submitted by: Doug F., Jun-07-2005
Answered by: Dave,

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