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4402 Kiln Court
Louisville, KY  40218
(502) 451-9088

We offer the most advanced state of the art indoor range in the Central Kentucky area with firearm sales and rentals with 12 lanes available. Our patented bays are HEPA air filtrated, heated, air-conditioned with sound absorbing material and armor plating between lanes. Our bays have been equipped with the most stable target holders available and best lighting to be seen indoors. We offer a select inventory of conceal carry handguns, accessories and other shooting related products at reasonable prices. We stock a large variety of handguns, rifles and shotguns from many manufacturers in our on line store.

Come and visit us at our family oriented location in Louisville, Kentucky. Our staff consists of competition shooters and NRA certified instructors that have the knowledge and actual experience to help you with your shooting needs.

As a certified Kentucky CCDW training center, we support CCDW permit holders' right to carry concealed while at the range.

If you are pregnant or think you’re pregnant, please speak with a Bluegrass Indoor Range staff member.

Gun cleaning and repair now located within Bluegrass Indoor Range.



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July CCDW Classes on the 10nd, 14th and 31st
August 8th - Israeli Combat Shooting 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM

HOURS

Monday - Friday 10-8
Saturday 10-6
 Sunday 10-4

RATES

30 Minutes (1 person, 1 Lane): $9.00
30 Minutes (2 persons, 1 Lane): $13.50
1 Hour (1 person, 1 Lane): $18.00
1 Hour (2 person, 1 Lane): $27.00

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(note: Champion Trace Ln may be shown as Leghorn Drive)

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News

NRA-ILA Site Updates
Arizona: Constitutional Carry takes effect
Starting today, Arizona residents at least 21 years old can carry a concealed weapon without a permit. The change is part of a broad weapons law by state Sen. Russell Pearce passed by the state Legislature in April that eases restrictions on concealed carry.
House passes bill to keep creditors from taking guns
The House this afternoon passed a bill that would change the law to allow someone going through bankruptcy proceedings to retain their rifles, shotguns, and pistols so long as they are worth less than $3,000 combined.
One month after McDonald
One month ago, the Supreme Court held in McDonald v. City of Chicago that states, not just the federal government, are prevented from violating Americans' Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms. The Supreme Court did not, however, define the full scope of the right, nor the standard of review by which challenged statutes will be judged. In other words: It ain't over yet. A number of pending lawsuits across the country will further shape how the Second Amendment will be applied.
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