The Resident Evil 4 remake shooting range arena makes things more exciting, and practicing through its challenges helps you improve your aim. To learn about the shooting range in detail, follow this guide thoroughly.
Key Takeaways
- The range is more like an arena where players get to practice and earn certain rewards.
- These Ranges are located at different locations and in various chapters.
- There are 5 shooting range locations in the Resident Evil 4 remake. And it has 12 courses.
- You also get to try a variety of weapons while shooting.
- By scoring high, you get the tokens that help you to get the charms.
Shooting Range

A merchant runs the training arena in the Resident Evil 4 remake, which is named as shooting range. If you are in need of boosting your shooting skills, then the range is made for you. No worries if you aren’t good enough at aiming, as you get to shoot the targets by going there,
Which eventually improves your aim. Moreover, it doesn’t end here, as you can participate in the shooting range challenges and earn tokens or rewards. Besides that, you can test your skills through the 12 courses; each range will provide you with a different set of weapons.
There will be an elevator that will take you to the range area.
Shooting Range Locations

Shooting range shops are available in various game chapters. If you haven’t found any or all of them, we will tell you all the range locations in the Resident Evil 4 remake. There are 5 locations where you can look for these spots. These are listed below.
- The Merchant’s Hideout: You can access it in chapters 3 and 4. This shooting range lies in a village area between the Quarry and Lake.
- The Grand Hall: Move to the castle region and the grand hall. There will be a room right at the back of the Audience Chamber. Players can search for Grand hall location in chapters 9,10 and 12.
- The Mines: In chapter 11, there will be another shooting range location. Below the castle, there will be a compact entrance leading you to the training area.
- The Facility: This shooting range will be available in Chapter 14. In the Island region is the holding cell area, where you can find it.
- Specimen Storage: The last shooting range location lies before the Sanctuary Approach, which will be in chapter 15.
Shooting Range Courses


As we have mentioned earlier about the course, there will be 12. With every new range, you will get different weapons to lay your hands on. This means you can perfect yourself in handling and aiming with a wide range of guns.
Locations | Courses | Weapons Available |
Merchant’s Hideout | 1-A, 1-B, 1-C | SG-09 R Handgun, SR M1903 Rifle |
Grand Hall | 2-A, 2-B, 2-C | TMP Submachine Gun, W-870 Shotgun |
Mines | 2-D, 2-E, 2-F | Punisher Handgun and Red9 Pistol |
Facility | 3-A, 3-B, 3-C | Bolt Thrower and all previous weapons |
Specimen Storage | All the previous courses | All previous weapons |
Scores And Rewards

By shooting at various dummies or statues, you will earn points. But it’s not as simple as it may seem while reading because some targets offer you enough good points while others can deduct your points.
So to maximize the point earning and prevent the deduction in shooting range, you need to figure out which target you should hit and which one to avoid.
- Captain: Keep your eyes on this target as it will provide you with the most shooting range points, i.e., 400 points. Captain is randomly spawned and spins, and this contributes to making your practice more excellent and challenging.
- Parrots: This target is good for enhancing your ranged shooting skills and precision. But it can be quite difficult to take down the parrots due to their small size and farther spawning position. However, they offer you 300 shooting range points.
- Skull Medal: These dummies get 300 points, and you can get extra points by shooting the skill first.
- Mob: You may not find any difficulty turning down these targets as they are bigger, so you don’t have to be too cautious while aiming at them. The points you get from mob are 200.
- Hanging Pirates: Players can earn 200 points by shooting down the hanging Pirates. As the name says, they spawn as hanging from the above.
- Dogs: The dogs provide 100 points as you shoot them, but you need to be quick in action as they are swift in movement.
- Treasure Chests: The chests also offer 100 points, but this comes in the category of extra ones. Once you are done with all targets of the course, the bonus round will begin, which includes spawning of these treasure Chests. It is a great way t fill your pockets with more points, charms, and gold.
- Dynamite: Another amazing bonus target that no one may want to miss. If you shoot dynamite, then all your targets will clear up.
- Sailor: Now it’s the target from which you need to stay away, as Sailor deducts the 500 points upon hitting.
By scoring high, players are rewarded with tokens to use further to obtain charms. These tokens come in two types: Gold and Silver. Combining both of these tokens can be tried to attain the charm.
These charms are added to the attache case and provide the passive bonus. If you want to get rare charms, then try putting in more gold tokens as they increase the chances.
Shooting Range Tips
- Shooting Range challenges are a fantastic way to improve your aim and accuracy; if you get access, then do participate.
- Focus on targets that bring you more points and are convenient to shoot.
- The most effective way to shoot enemies is to take a headshot.
- Reloading during the challenge can take time, so make sure you use the right amount of ammo so you don’t have to reload many times.
- Equip the weapon according to your target, such as assault rifles are best to use against long-range targets.
- Moving around while shooting helps you to hit the target more perfectly. And try to use all the given space that is given to you.
Closing Remarks
That was all from today’s guide, so get yourself to the shooting range and start practicing to aim more accurately while fighting the actual enemies. We will catch you up in the next guide. Till then, have fun playing and exploring the Resident Evil 4 Remake.
Do Check out: Resident Evil 4 Remake W-870 Shotgun Guide
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