Cherry Creek ?

[7idl]

is the Cherry Creek range back open?

[kwando]

yes. but you have to pay the park fee to get to the range.

[7idl]

on top of a 'fee' for shooting?

$$ = ??

[kwando]

yes... you have to pay the park fee to get in the park... then if you want to shoot you have to pay the shooting facility.

[Marlin]

Just get a Yearly parks pass, CC is a state park. $30 last I knew, 5 visits would pay for it. Or how ever much it is to get in there anymore.

[7idl]

I just need a spot I can recheck my zeros on my pistols/rifles for 3G ( I know my aimpoint is off!)

[kwando]

Just get a Yearly parks pass, CC is a state park. $30 last I knew, 5 visits would pay for it. Or how ever much it is to get in there anymore.

http://parks.state.co.us/default.asp...D=2064&parkID=


$55 for an annual pass.

[Marlin]

:shock: , Guess its been awhile since I got one. :lol:

[bennice]

Got a park pass for $55 and checked out CC today. Not bad, but a tad on the pricey side. It was great for taking my 11 year old son to shoot, and was a very safe environment. My only complaint (if it can be deemed as such) is that they could stand to add a few lanes and widen the ones that exist a bit - particularly for the rifle side. I liked the fact that they had benches, rests, bags and spotting scopes available.

There were people from all walks of life, which was refreshing to see - even lots of females and kids.

In all, it's not as much fun as some of the other ranges, but I've never been to a range that is more family-friendly, which is HUGE since I've still got one more son to train to shoot in the coming years.

[Hyunchback]

Yes, the Family Shooting Center is nice. I've thought about getting a membership there but haven't, yet.

I will have to start going back there, soon, though if I want to start shooting benchrest rimfire for posting to RimfireCentral's online competitions.