Train with intention. Leave sharper than you arrived.

Shooting

Our range provides a structured environment for skill refinement, discipline, and confidence. For first responders, firearms proficiency is not a hobby, it is a responsibility. We offer a controlled space where teams can train with purpose, strengthen decision-making under pressure.

Archery

Our archery program provides a controlled space to develop precision, patience, and mental clarity. It serves as both a practical skill and a powerful tool for slowing the nervous system and building intentional control.

Dedicated in honor of SWAT Operator Michael Silver, Pittsfield Police Department.

The Silver Range is a repurposed training structure sponsored by Lenco and dedicated to Officer Michael Silver, a SWAT operator with the Pittsfield Police Department. It serves as both a functional training space and a standing reminder of why this work matters.

Lenco, known for building the vehicles that protect first responders in the field, partnered with Runestone Ranch to support the refurbishment of the range and the broader mission of first responder wellness. The dedication reflects a shared commitment to honoring service while strengthening those who continue to serve.

Frequently Asked Questions

Range is designed for disciplined, intentional training. Whether firearms qualification or archery work, the goal is not just technical proficiency but focus, regulation, and controlled performance under pressure.

If you have additional questions about use, scheduling, or capability, please contact us directly using the link below.

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  • Yes. Live-fire capability is available for tactical teams and qualified personnel. All use is structured, safety-driven, and conducted within clearly defined guidelines.

  • The Range is reserved for first responders and authorized personnel. Access is not open to the general public. All use must be scheduled and approved in advance. Please contact directly for details.

  • No. Participants are responsible for bringing their own department-approved firearms and ammunition.

  • Yes. Archery equipment is available for structured programming and team-based sessions. Archery is often incorporated as a discipline-driven skill that supports focus and regulation.

  • The range is available for rental by first responder teams and agencies. All rentals are structured, supervised, and aligned with ranch safety protocols.

  • No. The range is part of a private training facility dedicated to first responders and structured programming.