Shooting in Big Bend
Shooting in Big Bend
Big Bend Shooting Range Experience with AA Outfitters
Training for a hunt, testing your gear, or just want to shoot better? If you're looking for a Big Bend shooting range, AA Outfitters offers long-range rifle training against the wide-open backdrop of South Brewster County. No experience is necessary.
Call AA Outfitters to reserve: (432) 386-0012.
Long Range Rifle Training in Big Bend with AA Outfitters
AA Outfitters is the local outfitter we recommend for shooting and rifle training in Big Bend, Texas. The session builds real marksmanship skills, and it’s just as welcoming to a first-time shooter as it is to a seasoned hunter. Planning more of your trip? Our Big Bend visitor guide covers what else to do nearby.
What to Expect from Three Hours on the Range
Three hours, three things to take home:
- A start from zero: Never looked through a scope? No problem. AA Outfitters will teach you everything you need to know to enjoy long-range rifle shooting.
- A 1,000-yard shot: That’s about ten football fields between you and the target, and you’ll get there in a single session.
- An easy day to plan: The experience is an all-inclusive package, so you can show up ready to shoot and still have the evening for dinner in Terlingua or a night under the stars.
How to Book Your Shooting Day
Booking takes one call and a few quick questions.
Big Bend Shooting Range FAQs
No. Federal rules prohibit discharging a firearm in Big Bend National Park, and hunting is prohibited as well. Carrying a firearm follows federal and Texas law, so review the National Park Service firearms regulations before you travel with one. For range time on your trip, book a guided session with AA Outfitters outside the park.
For visitors, a guided session with AA Outfitters is the easiest way to shoot in the Big Bend area, and you can reserve it by phone. The Big Bend Sportsman Club also runs pistol, rifle, and shotgun ranges just west of Alpine. Access there is through a yearly membership with a key, which makes it a great fit for local shooters.
The Big Bend Sportsman Club is just west of Alpine, Texas, on Highway 90. It's a separate organization from The Summit at Big Bend with its own range rules. For membership, range hours, and events, visit the Big Bend Sportsman Club website.
No experience is necessary. AA Outfitters starts from zero and teaches you everything you need to know to enjoy long-range rifle shooting. The experience is an all-inclusive package, so ask what's included when you call, especially if you'd like to bring your own rifle or you're booking for a first-time shooter.
It's for anyone who wants real instruction behind a rifle. Hunters use it to prepare for a hunt, experienced shooters use it to test their gear at distance, and first-timers use it to build skills from the ground up. If you've ever wondered what a 1,000-yard shot feels like, this is where you find out.
