Clark County Shooting Complex Manager Steve Carmichael has announced that due to internal issues CCSC may not reopen to public shooting as last anticipated on June 10th. He does not say what exactly the 'internal' issues are but does make note of and references that County HR staff are not back at work... Please Read His Full Statement below:

The Clark County Shooting Complex has pushed its reopening to June 10th (previously June 3rd) with a 60 day anticipated "return to life" time-frame. A recent email to CCSC user groups (instructors, match directors, etc...) highlights the struggle of "red-tape" they have been facing in trying to reopen, including the termination of over 2,000 part-time employees at the start of the pandemic which encompassed a majority of the CCSC staff. That combined with an anticipated $50 Million projected deficit for the County has made it hard for them to get the complex back to 'normal'. Read More...

Recently the CCSC had announced they would open on Wednesday May 20th but they have just announced they will have to push back their opening two weeks until Wednesday June 3rd. Per a statement released by them they state unforeseen circumstances in getting their prior, experienced, staff back. Read the Announcement...

The BRPC has officially reopened to the general public as of today, Tuesday May 19th, but all Members and Guests must abide by Social Distancing Guidelines. Read the Full Announcement...

The Washoe County Regional Shooting Facility was reopened on Friday May 15th, 2020 after being closed due to the Governor's COVID-19 mandatory shut-down. Operations will be modified to comply with current CDC guidelines though range hours remain the same. Read the full details...

Per a message from the Complex's manager posted via their Facebook page, the Clark County Shooting Complex has received approval to reopen to the public on Wednesday May 20th, 2020. The complex will open with limited hours due to a staffing shortage at the moment and will employ safety precautions outlined by CDC's COVID-19 guidelines. The range will operate on a first come, first serve basis with no reservations needed or being taken. The education center classrooms will remain close but the education center range area will be available for registered user groups. Read the Full Details of the Phase 1 Reopening plan...

The Carson City Range was reopened back on May 7th, 2020 with capacity and other health and safety restrictions. Sorry we were a little late on this one. Read the Announcement Below...

LVMPD recently sent out a letter to CCW Instructors reminding them that CCW classes must be held in-person and not online. We are sharing this publicly as to ensure everyone is aware that if they are to take an online CCW class that their certificate and subsequent application will be null and void. This DOES NOT pertain to other forms of training, only CCW classes that are mandated by the state for CCW Permitting. This goes for all CCW Classes within the State of Nevada. Read the Contents of the Letter Below...

The Clark County Shooting Complex has revised its proposed reopening plan it submitted to the County Manager's office to include the opening of the Public Pistol/Rifle range. That being said the proposed hours of operation for the range will be drastically reduced when compared to normal operating hours: Wednesday-Sunday 7 AM to 11 AM. Read the Full Announcement Below...

The Clark County Shooting Complex sent out an announcement today via their Facebook page that they have come up with a Phase 1 Reopening plan. The Plan however HAS NOT yet been approved by the County and the plan DOES NOT include an anticipated opening date for the public Pistol/Rifle center due to forecasted staffing levels not being optimal for the May 20th target date. READ MORE...