I'm not aware of any range that is "licensed."
Andover is the only range in the state that possesses such a license.
Yes, and they are dumb as a bunch of rocks for doing so.
MGL requires that the club be a "shareholder club" in order to "qualify" to get a LTC-A Club License.
Almost no gun clubs in MA fit this characteristic legally, they are not-for-profit orgs with NO shareholders, thus can't get a LTC-A even if they wanted to (thankfully).
So, the answer to this question depends on what the legislature thought they were doing with the LTC-A for clubs. I suspect there was a desire to license all clubs, but during some editing the requirement was dropped or the theory I believe is the truth is that the drafters thought that the clubs would be forced to license because CLEOs would not issues LTCs, thereby forcing people to store their high cap guns and handguns at gun clubs. No shit. This was the point of the 1998 law. They thought they could goad into existence a japanese style system by making FIDs shall issue and LTCs hard to get. They just didn't think the CLEOs would issue LTCs like they ended up doing after 1998.
Long story but the proposed CMR was deep sixed after I testified to the above. Ask Jason, he was the hearing officer and can fill in the details.