NRA Range Development & Operations Conference Announced For August 2025

The registration fee for the 2025 NRA Range Development & Operations Conference is $450, which includes all conference materials and a USB copy of the NRA Range Source Book.

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posted on February 13, 2025
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The National Rifle Association of America recently announced that the 2025 in-person NRA Range Development and Operations Conference will be held in Fairfax, Virginia, from August 21-22, 2025.

This conference is designed to educate potential and current range owners and operators in identifying potential problems associated with range development, environmental issues and safety.

Attendees at the 2025 NRA Range Development and Operations Conference will receive a multidisciplinary perspective on major topics such as business planning, EPA lead standards, construction, sound abatement, ADA compliance, ventilation, funding and grants, NRA Programs and training opportunities.

Presentations are given by the country’s top experts on range development. The goal of the NRA Range Development and Operations Conference is to give attendees a forum to share their knowledge and ensure the public has safe and convenient places to shoot and exercise their Second Amendment rights.

Registration for the conference is $450, which includes all conference materials, three meals and a copy of the NRA Range Source Book on USB. Additionally, attendees at this year’s NRA Range Development and Operations Conference will be treated to one evening of shooting at the NRA Headquarters Range, dinner and a private tour of the NRA National Firearms Museum.

If you’re interested in attending, act fast because space is limited to 50 people. Visit rangeservices.nra.org to register for a spot. For more information, please contact NRA Range Services via email at [email protected] or call 877-NRA-RANGE.

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