Richmond Hill WMA Shooting Range - Richmond Hill, Georgia

Maryna B.

The Richmond Hill WMA Shooting Range was an absolutely wonderful experience—especially as my first time at such a facility in the States! The staff were incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and eager to answer any questions, which made the entire visit enjoyable and stress-free. They created a welcoming atmosphere that truly made me want to return.

It’s important to note that you must have a hunting or fishing license to access the range. If you don’t have one, it’s easy to purchase online, even on-site. Also, for first-timers, there’s a short instructional session in a comfortable classroom that takes about 10–15 minutes. This step ensures everyone is well-informed and safe.

The range itself is clean, well-maintained, and organized. It’s a fantastic spot for both beginners and experienced shooters. I can’t wait to visit again!

An N.

I’m from FL and been station in NC for my career and let me tell ya, this is THE best outdoor range I’ve ever been, far better than military ranges or FL public ranges. Highly recommend!!

Courtney P.

My husband and I love this range for target practice. The staff are super friendly and helpful and every time we go they seem to have made some kind of improvement since the last visit.

The latest improvements are AMAZING! Steel targets and electronic feedback targets. So nice!

K C.

Staff was good and the range is nice, but extremely cramped. The lanes extremely narrow now because they have added too much!! The main complaint I have with the range? Someone made a bad decision and tried to make it “too” modern. They have completely done away with the 100 yd rifle range where you can use paper targets. MANY shooters love to use paper targets, especially when they’re trying to see what ammo groups best in their rifles, for target practice or hunting. Now there’s technically ONLY “4” 100 yd targets that you can fire at, unless you want to pop steel targets at various ranges out to 100 yds. Some changes are for the worst and this is definitely one of those!! Unless they build on more or include a 100 yd paper range, like that which was once there, the range will die, IMHO. They need to take out the STEEL targets, separate it and ADD a FULL 100 yd paper target range again. I was there the other day and no one showed up the entire time I was there in over 2 hrs. And I checked back today and it’s not busy at 11 am. That’s the first time EVER in over 25 years of going to this range, it’s not been busy!!! I was last there in 2022, wanted to get back into target shooting and was horrified at the changes. Now that they’ve “modernized” the range, it’s got to be maintained, somehow. And I have a feeling they are going to start charging a price to use the facility. IF that happens, DO NOT waste your time nor gas!! If they start charging a fee to use the range, I will find a gun club to join. Whoever made the decision to make the range completely electronic and the rest steel targets, killed the enjoyment!!! And don’t even get me started on the handgun/AR-15/22lr side…

william A.

Extremely helpful and friendly staff! The location and surroundings help make this an amazing top-notch facility. As an Archer I love the realistic wildlife targets set up just as if they were in the wild! Thank you so much I look forward to the next visit!! Shout out to Peter for making this possible!

Randy O. T.

This Range is top notch, My Wife and I Love comming here and burn some brass, The staff is super friendly and care!

The electronic zeroing side of the range is great and the steel targets are good too. 100% would recommend🤙🏼

DSC T. O.

Justin Hardy, Dewayne Horton and Costal Empire Archery put on an amazing event! The shoot was amazing and the participants were even better! Daphne and Alicia with Girls With Bows gave away an Elite bow! This place is one we'll definitely be visiting again.

Z B.

So I usually go to this range all the time and have had nothing but positive experiences and good times. Staff is usually really friendly and have pretty good conversations with them a lot. However today we went and had a little different of an experience. Shot on the rifle lanes and zeroed our sights no problem. Decided to move over to the left side of the range and shoot at the steel targets. While doing so I was shooting at targets while one of their RSO was behind me. I ended up shooting a round towards a steel orange target. Turns out those are the .22 targets. I didn’t intentionally do it nor would I ever want to mess up their targets in the first place. Just didn’t realize it was a .22 target. I continue to transition over to another target and as I’m in the middle of firing the rso decides it’s a genius idea to hit the top of my head and yell at me that I’m done. Keep in mind I’m legitimately shooting a live weapon at this point with someone slapping the back of my head. Doesn’t sound very safe to me. He then decides he’s gonna talk down to us and tell us we better be picking up our casings. Someone clearly had a poopy morning and decided the range was where he was gonna show off. Real smart