Target Range Shooting Travel Insurance

What is target range shooting?

Shooting range activities involve the use of firearms to aim at fixed targets in a safe, controlled environment. Popular for both recreational and competitive purposes, it requires precision, concentration, and adherence to strict safety protocols.

Do I need travel insurance for target range shooting?

Yes. Accidents such as recoil injuries or hearing damage can happen even under supervision. If you're travelling for a shooting range event, travel insurance can cover unexpected medical treatment and disruptions to your plans.

Why choose us?

• Specialist cover for shooting range and precision activities
• Flexible policies for individual visits or organised events
• Suitable for all experience levels, from first-timers to professionals
• No hidden exclusions – just straightforward protection

What is included in shooting range travel insurance?

Our cover includes emergency medical expenses, personal accident protection, repatriation, and cancellation cover in case injury affects your trip.

Does standard travel insurance cover shooting range activities?

Usually not. Activities involving firearms often require specialist cover—make sure your policy lists shooting range use as an insured activity.

Can I get shooting range insurance with a medical condition?

Often, yes. You’ll need to declare your medical conditions during the quote process so we can evaluate your eligibility.

Is there a maximum age for shooting range travel insurance?

Most providers offer cover up to age 65 or 70. If you're active and healthy, cover may still be available—check the provider’s terms.

Top international shooting range destinations

• USA – Famous ranges in Nevada, Arizona, and Texas
• Germany – World-class indoor shooting centres
• UK – Popular facilities in London, Manchester, and rural ranges
• Switzerland – Historic precision shooting clubs
• Australia – Outdoor ranges in major cities and regions

What to pack for a shooting range trip

• Ear and eye protection (often mandatory)
• Comfortable, appropriate clothing for indoor or outdoor conditions
• Personal ID, travel insurance documents, and emergency contacts

Common shooting range injuries and how insurance helps

Despite strict supervision, occasional injuries may include:

• Hearing damage from gunfire
• Minor burns or abrasions from shell casings
• Shoulder or wrist strain from recoil

Insurance can help cover medical costs, transport, and missed bookings.

Tips for safe and enjoyable shooting

• Always follow range rules and instructor guidance
• Use proper protective gear
• Only shoot in supervised, designated areas
• Respect all safety signage and range protocols