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Manhattan Wildlife Association Shooting Range

Logan, Montana
Public rangeOutdoor
Address Manhattan Wildlife Association Shooting Range, Logan, Gallatin County, MT Phone (406) 579-2744 Website themwa.org

Airgun policy unconfirmed — call ahead

This range hasn’t confirmed airgun acceptance to us directly. Their inclusion is based on state-law inference: the state framework permits airguns at this type of venue, but the venue itself hasn’t published a specific airgun policy. Always confirm by phone before traveling. Indoor ranges in particular may decline airguns for insurance or backstop reasons.

Airgun policy at this range STATE-LEVEL TIER C (implied permit): MT FWP ranges open to all firearms; state has no airgun restrictions. Listed in the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks state shooting ranges directory (Manhattan Wildlife Association, Logan). MT FWP agency-listed ranges typically permit airguns under standard rifle/pistol rules. Phone canvass recommended.
Restrictions / notes NEEDS PHONE CANVASS for explicit airgun policy.
Disciplines

What gets shot here

rifle, pistol, trap, skeet

Venue type

About the venue

Montana FWP-listed range; Organization: Manhattan Wildlife Association

Montana state policy · NOT specific to this range
Tier C

Implied permit — state framework is airgun-friendly but rules are silent.

MT FWP ranges open to all firearms; state has no airgun restrictions

Evidence MT has minimal state airgun restrictions. FWP ranges open to all firearms.

State-level restrictions Standard rules.

This describes Montana state-level airgun law. Rules at this specific range may be stricter — always confirm with the range directly before traveling.

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Once we open up reviews, airgunners who have shot here will be able to share their take on the range — fees, hours accuracy, accessibility, gear policies. If you run this range and want to invite reviews, claim your listing below.

Last verified 2026-05-03
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Important

Always call ahead.

Range policies change — sometimes mid-season. Indoor lanes update caliber rules, clubs revise membership requirements, and public ranges suspend airgun access without warning. Confirm current policy by phone or website before you make the trip.