Its a little rustic but the ranges are well seperated, with plenty of elbow room, see my photos. Bring your own water and targets, this is NOT a full service facility. Dedicated: rifle 600yd line; rifle small bore; silhouette; action pistol bays.

My dad got a membership here and we love to go out and spend the day shooting. Definitely a great facility.

I have taken the handgun safety course provided by the Cheyenne Rifle and Pistol Club (CRPC) 3 times. The curriculum and course material are great and the presenters are comfortable and knowledgeable. The NRA certified instructors are eager to help and offer practical insight regarding gun safety, concealed carry, and firearm selection.My gripe about CRPC is their service level. Contacting them by phone is impossible. You call the number listed and you get an answering machine that is full and will not allow you to leave a message. They charge $5.00 to put your name on a waiting list and then you never hear from them. That is an easy $5.00. It is my opinion that the waiting list process is mismanaged. They have mentioned that it may take up to two years to get a phone call however, my friend and I have been on the list since May of 2011 and still have not heard form any representative of CRPC. I am glad the Archer Complex is open.

Great place!