Where can I shoot in Payson AZ?

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Where can I shoot in Payson AZ?

Shooting Ranges Near Payson

  • Scottsdale Gun Club. Scottsdale, AZ.
  • Rio Salado Sportsman’s Club – Usery Mountain. Mesa, AZ.
  • Ben Avery Shooting Facility. Phoenix, AZ.
  • Northern Arizona Shooting Range, Inc. Flagstaff, AZ.
  • Shooter’s World of Phoenix. Phoenix, AZ.
  • Ted’s Shooting Range.
  • Shooters World-Peoria Location.
  • Prescott Gun Club.

Can you shoot in Payson AZ?

If someone else is shooting, don’t crowd in on him or her. Route 87 Payson, AZ 84451 (928) 472-6780 Located east of AZ Hwy 87 about two miles south of Payson (just south of the Gibson Ranch Road/Forest Road 412). Rifle, pistol, and archery shooting allowed.

Can you shoot at Superstition Mountain?

Shooting is permitted where safe. Please clean up your cartridges and target material. Glass should not be used. Clay pigeons are discouraged as they’re difficult for the user to clean up all debris.

Is shooting allowed in Tonto National Forest?

Discharge of firearms. The Tonto National Forest also has areas that are closed to recreational shooting year-round due to proximity to local communities (see Forest Closure Orders). During periods of high fire danger, additional restrictions on the use of firearms may be imposed.

Do you need a pass for superstition?

All vehicle types are welcomed and visitors can park, ride or camp anywhere. There is no fee charged to camp or ride, but there are no services and all off road vehicles must display a current California OHMVR Sticker or an equivalent registration sticker from a reciprocating state.

Can you shoot on state land in Arizona?

Private and state lands are located adjacent to many public lands. Do not shoot on private lands without the owner’s permission. Shooting is not permitted in state parks or state trust land.

Can you drive to the top of Superstition Mountain?

The Apache Trail is a 40-mile circular route right through the Superstition Mountains. You’ll find the first half paved and the second half made of dirt roads. This being said, the narrow and rugged route requires attention while driving, and offers endlessly unique views.

Where can you shoot legally in Arizona?

You are generally allowed to target shoot on all other BLM-managed public lands, as long as you clean up your targets, shell casings, and trash. It is illegal to shoot (or place targets) on trees, signs, outbuildings, or other objects on federal lands that are for the public’s enjoyment or use.