The Lee County Gun Range is a comprehensive indoor training facility whose primary mission is devoted to law enforcement firearms training. The facility is operated and supervised by the Lee County Sheriff’s Office Training Unit, which ensures the highest standards of safety, proficiency, and operational readiness for all sworn personnel.
The facility includes two separate gun ranges, a 14 lane 25-meter range, and a 22 lane 50-meter range. In addition to these two shooting ranges, the facility houses the Lee County Sheriff’s Office Training Unit and multiple classrooms. The facility is also designed for use as a hurricane command center, and the ranges double as hurricane shelters for Lee County Mosquito Control and Sheriff’s Office aircraft. The range also supports emergency operations when activated.
The Training Unit conducts firearms training and annual qualification for deputies, supports advanced and specialized tactical training, and maintains strict safety and environmental compliance standards.
The Lee County Gun Range was constructed to provide critically needed firearms training facilities for the law enforcement community. This facility has improved training opportunities and reduced the cost for travel to out-of-County training facilities.
To maintain strict safety and environmental compliance standards, the facility requires the exclusive use of approved non-toxic ammunition.
No. The Lee County Gun Range is designed for the exclusive use of special non-toxic ammunition. All ammunition must be purchased at the Lee County Gun Range to ensure that no conventional ammunition is used at the facility. Please do not bring any personal ammunition to the range. This policy supports the facility’s environmental and safety standards.
The Lee County Gun Range was designed for both public enjoyment and law enforcement training. Both the public and law enforcement personnel will share use of the 25-meter range that is limited to handgun (pistol) use only. The 50-meter gun range is reserved for law enforcement tactical training.
The 25-meter (25-yard) indoor range is available to approved members of the public under the supervision of the Lee County Sheriff’s Office Training Unit. The public must first:
Pass a criminal background check
Complete a mandatory Gun Range safety orientation
Comply with all posted range rules
All weapons must be unloaded and displayed upon arrival. The Training Unit conducts required safety orientations and oversees all public access to ensure a safe and controlled environment.