National Museum of the U.S. Army
The National Museum of the United States Army at Fort Belvoir, Virginia covers the Army’s full history in 11 galleries with nearly 1,400 artifacts. Free admission.
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Colonial Shooting Academy
Colonial Shooting Academy in Richmond, Virginia, opened in 2012: a 60,000 sq ft facility with 50 lanes, often called the largest indoor range in the country.
Virginia International Raceway Shooting Sports
Virginia International Raceway’s shooting club, eight ranges from 50 to 1,300 yards beside a 1957 road course, open to Driving Club members only.
National Firearms Museum
The National Firearms Museum at NRA Headquarters in Fairfax, Virginia: 14 free galleries spanning firearms from 1350 to today.
Colonial Williamsburg – Gunsmith Shop
The Gunsmith Shop in Colonial Williamsburg is a working historic trades shop where gunsmiths hand-build flintlock longrifles with 18th-century tools.
FBI Reference Firearms Collection
The FBI Reference Firearms Collection at the FBI Laboratory in Quantico is a working forensic library of more than 7,000 firearms, not a public museum.
Colonial Williamsburg – Museum
The Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg care for nearly 500 firearms, many shown with the decorative arts of the 17th to 19th centuries.
Virginia Military Institute
The VMI Museum in Lexington holds nearly 2,000 firearms, about 700 of them on display, led by the Henry M. Stewart Antique Firearms Collection.