Tree Stump & Dead Steer
While it's called "The City of Firsts", it's probably one of the last places to visit just for visitings sake. The most exciting things to see are the Old Sycamore tree stump, and the Old Steer, both at Highland Park. They are both really big. Don't worry, someone will tell you how to get there.
Also, and not many people know this, but Elwood Haynes, America's inventor of the automobile, was from good ol' K-Town. His old home is now a museum. It's on the edge/north end of Highland Park, so you can't miss it once you get a chance to see the stump & steer. (As a side note, I don't know why the park is called "Highland", because it always floods during the rainy season...) Elwood's first auto is now in the Smithsonian in DC, but some of his others are at the home museum.
Now, for firearm related activities, there's an indoor range at Bulls-Eye Guns, on US 31 & Sycamore St. It's not a bad little shop, with 6 bays in the range. It's old, but in decent shape. I've not been there few years, so things might have changed.
There is also an Izaak Walton League with an outdoor range, but I don't know if they have public hours. You can look up contact info at
www.iwla.org
As for stop lights - yeah, it's got 'em. Lots of them. New ones pop-up as soon as you turn around. There is actually a sign on the south side of town that warns "Multiple Traffic lights ahead", or something like that.
So, that's the lo-down of the town. Other's have mentioned the surrounding area. Hope you have fun. Ya'll come back now, ya hear?!
Dav-a former Kokomo'an-id