Mohave Sportsman Club spans 717 acres of BLM desert land outside Kingman, Arizona, offering an expansive and wind-exposed landscape that challenges even experienced riflemen.
Its flagship 1,000-yard range supports prone and benchrest shooting, with steel targets at standard intervals and paper targets required for .50 BMG use. A secondary 500-meter range supports positional rifle practice, though it prohibits tracers, green tip, and high-velocity loads.
The range operates under a strict cold range protocol, requiring unloaded firearms until on the line. RSOs are NRA-certified, and volunteers help enforce safety across all bays. Monthly matches include full-distance centerfire, mid-range rifle, and rimfire (.22 LR) events — though prone is disallowed in .22 games. Shooters can also expect structured paper target use, covered firing points, and desert winds ideal for real-world data gathering.
Open to the public for $15/day (or free for active duty military), the club offers affordable annual memberships and honors veterans monthly. While it lacks formal sniper or PRS academies, the range hosts regular long-range competitions.
It allows limited .50 BMG fire, making it well-suited for civilian ELR practice, load testing, and wind work in a practical environment.
