Cowtown Training Center

Cowtown Training Center uses Arizona desert terrain to create a more realistic shooting environment than a flat square range. The 78-acre layout includes ridgelines, washes, elevation changes, and open high-desert exposure, giving rifle shooters useful wind and terrain feedback from 100 yards out past 1,000 yards. Long-range platforms support steel engagements, while the broader facility includes multi-use bays for pistol, carbine, shotgun, and 3-Gun work. Vetted users can train from prone, barricades, tripods, and other field positions, with night shooting and moving targets available under controlled access. The range also supports structured courses and PRS-style matches, making it useful for shooters working on wind calls, positional transitions, and mid-to-long-range target engagement.

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Key Features:

• Steel targets from 100 to 1,000 yards
• Five long-range shooting platforms
• Desert ridges, washes, and elevation changes
• 13 multi-use shooting bays
• Barricade, tripod, prone, and positional work
• UTM-certified shoot house for vetted training use

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Cowtown best suits PRS-style shooters, positional riflemen, hunters confirming dope, and serious civilian precision shooters. It also supports MIL/LE-style training where access and course structure allow.