What do you pay to belong to your local shooting range?

[gnoahhh]

The private range I belong to charges $125/year. Target butts out to 600 yds., plus 25-100 yd. capability in a seperate area. (Eastern Shore Maryland) Nice solid benches provided. No hassles from the owner, and only a few basic common-sense rules. Heck of a good deal, I think.

[Urny]

Both ranges here are free. The downside of that is that the less savory members of the shooting fraternity sometimes leave a lot of trash, that the rest of us clean up. Can't have it too trashy, if for no other reason than personal safety.

[2ndAmendmentNut]

I belong to a very nice well run private range. It is $40 per year, and you have to be an NRA member.
There are two handgun/rimfire ranges, a trap field, a skeet field, (they are currently building another trap and skeet field) and a rifle range out to 300yards.

[blaser.306]

The range that I belong to is the Saskatoon wildlife federation one branch of many throuout the province and our yearly membership fee is $40.00 , Then if I want to shoot and or keep my handguns I have to pay to belong to the SWF handgun club ! That is another $100.00 per year . Then If I want to shoot large bore rifle that is one of two outdoor ranges on site ,Another $40.00 and small bore / pistol another $40.00 and just for good measure the key to acces the silouette range is $25.00 per year . And that is basicaly for 5-6 months of tolerable shooting weather . This last week it has been -38 below 0c and then with the wind chill on top of that and it felt like OH minus 50 ish so needless to say not much out door shooting going on , Seems to me like the perfect opertunity to cast lots'o Boolits .

[dukenukum]

I think my club is 40 dollars a year range out to 100 yards all kinds of shooters from plinkers to ultra target shooters.

[jleneave]

Not trying to be a smart **** but mine cost me nothing other than up keep and keeping the grass mowed short enough to be able to find my brass. I am lucky enough to live in the country and have a range set up in my back yard.I have a berm that I use for handguns set up at 25yds from my shooting bench and I have another one at 150yds that I use for 100 yd shoothing. When I get a chance to shoot my .50BMG I have a friend a few miles down the road that has a 1000 yd range set up on his farm with steel targets and all. It's nice to be able to step out the back door and fire a few rounds when I am working up loads instead of having to wait until I can get a chance to get to a public range.

Jody

[Rockydog]

I belong to a small range here in WI. $25/ year. Really nice shooting range building. Housing 10 shooting benches made from steel frames filled with concrete. 50, 100, 200 yard targets. Pistol bench for 10 shooters. 20 yard targets. Trap range. Clubhouse. Hunter safety training. Youth days. Keyed gate. Open 361 days a year. No rangemaster present though. Only problem is that everybody is so friendly that sometimes it's tough to get much shooting done. If it's not a bolt action 06 or a 30-30 lever everybody's got to take a look at it. RD

[TCLouis]

40 bucks a year.
Closed first weekend of every month.
25, 50, 100 yard berms.
"pistol pit"

[RugerFan]

$100 a year. Berms to 400 yds (and soon to 600).

[shooterg]

$200 annual, our ranges are at an Izaak Walton and membership is required in that and NRA, so overall you get 5 T & S fields, archery ranges, 300 yd. rifle with covered firing line,concrete benches, 50 meter pistol range, also covered, outdoor air rifle range, clubhouse and pavilion facilities, a fishing lake, a swimming lake, cheap camping/etc. $4 a week ain't so bad to support an established facility.

[MtGun44]

$70 per year. 100, 200, 300, 500 (limited to matches because they have to shut down
the rest of the range) plus 50, 25 and 12 yd pistol ranges. Then another 100 yd range,
and a 'police' range of about 50 yds. There is a separate High Power range with pits.

Nice clubhouse and a 40x50 bldg for shows and vendors at national level matches.

Bill

[lylejb]

Canby rod and gun club, 1 mile from my house. Can hear the larger rifles from my front porch sometimes.

Originally a trap club, but has 100 yd rifle, 50yd pistol, another 25 yd and closer pistol range.
Archery range, and fishing in the creek.

$75/ yr + NRA dues.........BUT..........

Limits membership. 1 1/2 years waiting list to join.:cry:
I'm on the list:?

[swheeler]

30.00 per year, concrete benches, covered with 100,200 and 300 yd target backers-300yd gongs. Wooden bench, covered with 25 and 50 yd.

[hornsurgeon]

$35 single, $50 family. 10, 25, 50, 100, 200, 300 targets. multiple 200 & 330 gongs. also trap, sporting clays, and a full archery course with elevated stations. heated large culbhouse. we also provide a trout pond at local events and have a steel bridge from shore to the ice that we maintain on lake winnebago for ice fishing. hunters safety and cc classes provided as well as womens firearms training. we are also part of a traveling cmp circuit with other clubs. we are a "private club" but have open membership.

[wistlepig1]

$95 a year, 1,2,3 and 500yds rifle and pistol range. Denver Metro

[Phat Man Mike]

50.00 a year . pistol range,shotgun range, and 25,50,100,200 yard berms on rifle side. plus action pistol ,bolt action, bowling pin shoot's too:bigsmyl2:[smilie=w:

[chris112]

Another freebie. It's owned by a cousin who invited me to use it at my convenience. Only two problems, first was a certain idiot that used to cut hay and seemed to "think" he owned the place. He doesn't cut hay there anymore. The other was an idiot that couldn't seem to understand what the term easement meant.

[lead Foot]

We have pistol & rifle+shotgun; 6 pistol range's including the 200meter silhouette. Rifle ~ 25 to 500meters plus field shotgun. You have to be a member of the SSAA~$73 per year. Plus range fee of $120 for both rangers or $ 90 just for rifle Plus one free target per visit. It takes me an hour to get there but living on a large cattle station it's free but no fun shootin' by ya self Hey;
Lead foot;

[Sparky141]

At our club it is $15 a year if you own a share of stock or $25 a year for all others . It has a 200 yd rifle range with 10 covered benches , a 50 yard pistol range with 10 covered positions , an archery course with 3D targets, a black powder range that is a woodswalk course, and 5 trap houses with voice activated automatic traps . It is only 15 minutes from the house and most of the time you are there by yourself , or maybe 1-2 others .

[quack1]

$25 a year, 200yd rifle range, 50 yd pistol range, covered benches. Archery range, 2 trap fields, indoor rimfire shooting in the winter. Small pond for fishing or dog training. Locked gate and best of all, only about 4 miles from my house. Other than October and November, most of the time I shoot by myself, unless a buddy goes along.

[JSH]

$60 dues per year. Trap range with voice activated throwers, pistol/BP range to about 75 yards. Another smal pisol range of 25 yards and a rifle range with burms at 50-100-150 and 200. An outdoor archery range along with enough area to have a permenant 3-D range.
A nice large club house, that facilitates indoor leagues of archery and BE, with a large kitchen. Two large fishing ponds with a shelter house and areas for camping.
Memebership is limited to 500, initial cost for 1/500 is around $400 including dues for the first year and your key card. There is usually a waiting list of any where from 10-30 people/families. Waitiung time for a memebership is usually about a 18 months-36.
I won't go into all of my pet peves. What gets my goat for the most part is these folks will wait all that time, then never show to a meeting or participate in any of the activities? I have meet folks that have been memebers for10-20 years and they will admit to having not been there for 3-5+ years. Just doesn't make any sense to me. Status symbol I guess, but you don't see a lot of Hummers or BMW's in the parking lot.
Any of the rest of you have problems with memebers that can't read the signs, or think it doesn't apply to them????????
jeff aka range nazi

[Mark]

About two years ago, I left a club with pretty nice indoor range. That club was $85/year & $2 to use the pistil range (50 feet, indoor, lead target ammo only). This club, like many others in my area, are shotgun shooting based. It was a great club to trap, skeet, and clays shoot. No outdoor rifle/pistol range.
My present club is $45/year. No range fee (BYOTargets). 100/yard rifle and 50 yard pistol range. The problem is the range is closed when the shotgun shooting is on. That means no Saturday or Sunday pistol/rifle shooting for most of the year.


What gets my goat for the most part is these folks will wait all that time, then never show to a meeting or participate in any of the activities?

Any of the rest of you have problems with memebers that can't read the signs, or think it doesn't apply to them????????
jeff aka range nazi

Yes on the signs question. The sign says clean up your targets. Most of the shooters at my club are slobs.
I am guilty as charged on your meetings and activity point. My club has few activities that require assistance. There is no shortage of people for that. My work and family schedule being what it is, I don't attend meetings. My intrest in pistol shooting is pretty low on my club's priority list and my input is not seen as important. I accept that. In my area, $45/year isn't bad for the little that I get.

Mark

[Pitmaster]

$75 annually plus 2 work days-8 pistol bays, 200 yard rifle range, archery range, trap range

$100 annually-24 hour indoor range with 10 pistol bays-Pistol calibers only. No rifles or shotguns. .22 rifle OK.

[RSOJim]

125 dollars per year or you can work it off. Range open 7 days a week, daylight to dark, 365 days a year. 25, 50, 100, 300 yard ranges. Archery range. Cowboy action, IDPA, juniors small bore, military rifle, shotgun trap, and other disciplines. Jim

[SharpsShooter]

$15 a year + NRA Membership and State Pistol Assoc. Membership. Covered firing line, benches, IHMSA 4th Sunday of each month. Plate swinger targets to 130yds.

SS

[Cherokee]

$120 year plus NRA membership required. Separate rifle and pistol ranges with covered firing points. Rifle is 8 benches & 100 yd berm. Can shoot closer if all shooter agree but no benches. Pistol has about 12 stand up positions for 21 ft, 25 yd & 50 yd shooting. Have a real bowling pin set up and a separate rack of 6 steel pins. Then two concrete pads for youth 22 shooting, handles about 15 each pad. On one side also have steel targets set at 35, 50, 75 & 100 yd for pistol. One the other side, uncovered, is an international style rotating target set up that I have never seen in use in 15 years. No club house, just range shacks for sign in and targets. Oh, also shoot shotgun to the side of the rifle range, just a field with a couple of manual throwers. Gated facility with combo lock. Now that I'm retired, I see more people at the range during the week than I did on the weekends. Good folks and good facilities.

[rwt101]

$100.00 a year. Pistol range-100 yd range and 200 yd range. Skeet and trap range extra.
Bob T

[1Shirt]

$110.00 a year after initial fee of (I think 150.00 or so)plus training. Must be an NRA member and hold valid state permit to purchase handgun. 25,50,100, 200 yd rifle, Pistol to 50 yd, covered lines, wood benches that are movable. 35 minute drive.
1Shirt!:coffeecom

[870TC]

$75 a year plus 8 hours of work, Ranges to 100 yards plus trap, skeet, 5-stand and walk in the woods archery.
or $125 plus 4 hours of work a year, Ranges to 200 yards, plus trap, skeet, walk in woods archery.

[76 WARLOCK]

Colorado Rifle Club, 1000 yd rifle with 100 yd increments in between. Pistol range small bore range, silouete range, and Shutzen range, and cowboy action range.
All for $55 a year.

[MT Gianni]

Old club was $30 a year for regular members $60 for Voting members 1/2 forgiven if you worked at one of the two work days. 2 ranges, one w1th 25 yd indoor and 100 yd, 50, & 25 yard target stands and wooden covered benches. The other range had some FWP money so the public could shoot at the 100/200 yd range for $3 5 days a week. You would not believe the number of whiners that would go shoot up the forest rather than pay $3. Members got a trap range, 125 yd muzzleloaders with covered concreted benches, 300 yd targets and gongs, concrete covered and 1000 yard range with camping area for matches.
Current range is free w 2 wooden benches, 55 gallon burn bbl and 100, 200 & 300 yd stands. I rarely see more than 1 other person when I shoot for 3-4 hours. If I had not moved 150 miles aay I would not have dropped membership. There are three other clubs with in an hour i am considering joining but with free and within 5 miles this is tough to beat.

[dragonrider]

$75.00 a year, NRA membership a must. Ranges to 200 yards. One can shoot from ouside or inside. Inside is a plus in winter. Separate handgun and rifle ranges

[Beekeeper]

After driving 2 hours to the desert to shoot was at a local gun shop(just opened) and found out there is a range only 15 miles from my house. Looked for 10 years and never saw it!
$50 a year and $15 each time you go there to shoot.
For here that is fantastic as most of the area is total non gunner liberals.


Jim

[EOD3]

The range I've been a member of in the past charged IIRC $60 a year but you still had to pay a reduced fee to use the ranges. What it all boiled down to was that using the range 12 times a year was the break-even point. As I can only go when I can arrange transportation (too decrepit to drive), I rarely get out more than five or six times a year. :cry:

[Shiloh]

$50 annually. $60 if your 30 days late.

Cheap price to have a place to shoot. I average 60 times a year or more. Been ourt there as many as 5 times in a week. I even get out once or twice in the brutal winter to get some trigger time and keep from going stir crazy.

[corvette8n]

$60.00yr non working members 1/2 off if you work on a committee.
25yd, 50yd 100yd, trap,skeet,3D bow range. state wide CAS meet once a year.
CAS once a week during good weather.

[Gar]

Freebie, one of the local farmers has built a nice 150 yard range about a mile from my house. While it's fenced and gated, it isn't locked and for the past 35 years, it's been open to locals.
Covered line (nice in the Arizona summers), one concrete and two wooden benches, target stands at 25, 50 and 100 yards.
The Sheriff's department uses it for their training and the local CCW class instructor uses it for qualifications so every so often (maybe twice a month) it's closed for a couple of hours.

[Blacksmith]

$35.00 per year which includes $10.00 for the land acquisition fund. Two pistol ranges, Two rifle ranges, to 200 yds, Trap range, Three two station 50' ranges, Archery indoor and outdoor, Club house. Active shoots for Cowboy action, Blackpowder, DCM, Steel plate, .22 rimfire, Bullseye pistol, PPC, Fast draw, Trap, and Archery.

Blacksmith

[No_1]

I paid $750 about 15 years ago for a lifetime membership. Best money I ever spent. The link is in my signature.

Robert

[STP22]

$60 annual at my small rural club. 44 members, and 5 or 6 of us do the majority of the work. Sound familiar?:violin:

[imashooter2]

$125 for an outdoor facility in the very crowded suburbs of Philadelphia. 54.7 acres with black powder, high power rifle, small bore rifle and pistol ranges., 3 skeet fields, 3 trap fields, a table trap field, an archery range, a walk through archery field course, air rifle, air pistol and walk through air rifle/pistol course. Really a pretty sweet facility for the area. Down side is very strict target and capacity rules. No holster work, no place to practice shoot and move, etc.

$12 for an outdoor facility in the foothills of the Pocono Mountains. Can do all the stuff I can't do at home. Pits for holster and shoot and move work. No magazine restrictions, etc.. Downside is it is 1.5 hours up a toll road.

[BOOM BOOM]

HI,
Here they want $115 to join, & $50 every year after that. 2 skeet/shotgun ranges,
1 50 yd pistol range,
Rifle range to 1000 yds. that is were i would shoot pistol if there was room.

I personally think a free american should be able to shoot, outside of city limits, for free. OH WELL!:Fire:

[Hickory]

I have my own range on my property with back stops at 50- 100 and 200 yrds.
With a concrete bench. I quess in a pinch i could stretch it out to 500 yds.
I feel your pain[smilie=l:

[Muddy Creek Sam]

Local Range, Not a Member, $500 buy in, $100/yr, 2 workdays or $50/year. Damn glad to live where I shoot in my yard.

Sam :D

[hoosierlogger]

$25 per year, covered shooting bench for two at a time shooting on the rifle range. Rifle range has 25, 50,100, 200, 300 Yard. You have to "qualify" your ability to be allowed to shoot at the 200, 300 yard backstops. Soon to be covered pistol range 7, 10, 15 yard. Fully stocked fridge with about $50 worth of quarters in the door, not a cent ever comes up missing. Lay down a tarp and pickup your own brass or dont come back. There is hardly ever any brass on the ground I might add. 2 miles from home. You dont even want to try to go there the week before muzzle loader or shotgun season comes in, or you will stand there all day waiting to shoot.

[jbunny]

little jonny waiveing franticly in the back row.
up here in canuk land in central BC. senior citizen(me) $65 year. i did a bunch
of work this summer and they gave me a free membership for next year.
we have a covered shooting area for 25 shooters and up to 500 meters.
a covered 100 meter pistol range for 25 shooters as well. a 50 meter CAS
thats covered as well. we also have a trap and skeet ranges with automactc machines
and they have there own clubhouse. we also have a big clubhouse with a kitchen
and indoor range for rimfire and center fire pistol and rimfire rifles that we use at this time of the year. we rent it out to LE agencies for a fee. we have about 225 members.
best of all, i'm only 5 min away and i some times shoot 4-or 5 times a week.
take a look at the anouncements for the high power shoot results. guess who
is in first place. hehehehe
http://www.quesnelrodandgun.ca/category/announcements/

[WILCO]

$95.00 a year which gives me access to two stocked fishing ponds, trap range, combat range, 100, 200 & 300 yd. rifle range, Olympic sized pistol range, 50yd. plinking range, archery range with elevated platform, indoor 50ft. range with motorized target holders, clubhouse with kitchen access and camping to boot!!!

[badgeredd]

I am fortunate enough to be able to shoot on my own property. BUT there is a consevation club not far from here that is now $85 a year; belonged to that one but didn't care for the cliche that ran it. I understand there are a couple more clubs to the west of me but have no idea what their fees are. I guess I'm not a club kinda guy.

One problem with the club I did belong to was they had their ideas as to what kind of firearms were ok and which ones were not ok. I really can't abide that thinking considering our gun rights are in constant jeopardy.

Edd

[hiram]

$250 / yr + 1 work party worth $50 addes onto dues if not done

I'll be spending some time in Boynton Beach since I bought a house there. Any ranges????

[bob208]

i became a life member at the one club i was a member at for 25 years. then we bought this farm and i have my own range out to 200 yds. it is nice i am the only one i have to worry about when i shoot.

[Hardcast416taylor]

Property taxes, I have my own ranges.Robert

[Frank46]

$200 initially to join and thereafter $100 a year as long as your membership is current. Each member get a key to the gate. Right now targets are available from 1-2&300 yds. Pistol is 20-25 and 50 yds. Don't know about the shotgun setup. Plans are afoot to build a 1000yd range for hi power, black powder cartridge rifle and the guys who shoot the 50bmg in anything other than a machine gun. Been a member since 1996 and best place to shoot that I have been. Frank

[sargenv]

$110 to join pro-rated on month you join. Fiscal year is July-June. $50 a year thereafter. If you join in Dec, you pay $30+$60 initiation, etc.. Members get a break on range fees and $5 off the $25 match fees for USPSA/IDPA/ICORE. We also pay less on the skeet/trap range, 25/100 yard line, etc compared to a non-member. Our action range is blessed with about 50-60 volunteer Range officers. We hold USPSA practice every sat 9:30-1:30 rain or shine except large matches where the range is closed to the public. We work on a 9 week rotation for opening that range for practice and the action range has a match of some kind about 48 sundays out of the 52 in a year (24 USPSA, 6 IDPA, 4 ICORE, 6 Cowboy, and other specialty matches as we can get help for). Match directors ask for help from the range officer pool and anyone who wants to help out.. and we reward them with discounted or free matches.

[AZ-Stew]

Ben Avery, run by Arizona Dept. of Game and Fish:

Closed Monday and Tuesday

$7/person all day. Under 18: Free.

67 position Public range (rifle/pistol, covered, benches, concrete)

Smallbore range

High Power range to 1,000 yards

Rifle Silhouette range to 500M

Benchrest range to 300 yards

2 Pistol ranges

Pistol Silhouette range

2700 range

FITA Archery range (100 yd Olympic)

Broadhead Crossbow range

7 Hunter-oriented Archery ranges

17 Trap and Skeet

2 Sporting Clays ranges

1 Wheel Chair Trap and Skeet range

Restrooms, Classrooms

SASS Winter Range is held here (great fun!).

Personally, I'm a member of Rio Salado (Spanish for Salt River) Sportsman's Club, also associated with the Arizona Department of Game and Fish, but on the East side of town. It's about 25 minutes away, where Ben Avery is a bit over an hour away. Here's the scoop on Rio Salado.

Annual Membership Fees:
Individual -- $85.00
Family -- $95.00
New or Expired Member Administrative Fee -- $25.00

Main Range Fees
Daily range fee (Non-Members) - $7.00
Daily range fee (Members) - Free
Guests of Members Daily range fee - $5.00

Sporting Clays Range Fees Members Non-Members
Sporting Clays per Round $20.00 $30.00
5-Stand / Trap / Wobble Trap per Round $ 5.00 $ 7.00
Activation Card (optional)Members $15.00

About 30 Covered shooting benches, concrete floor, with target holders from 25 to 300 yards

A Practical Pistol range with 4 lighted bays from 25 to 50 yards

A lighted, covered 40-position Smallbore Range to 100 meters, concrete floor

Covered long range rifle and pistol silhouette ranges to 500 meters, concrete floor

Covered High power rifle range to 500 yards

Sporting Clays Range - 16 stations

5-Stand, Trap, Wobble Trap

Restrooms, Activity Center, and Training Classrooms

Archery across the road at the Usery Mtn. State Park.

There is also Phoenix Rod and Gun Club, adjacent to South Mountain Park in South Phoenix. I'm not familiar with that range. I've been here for 25 years, but have never shot there.

[Lemi]

Look's like I live in the high rent district. However, it is the only game in town, soooo I had to pony up $250.00 to join and $175.00 per year. Only has a 100 yard range and 3 pistol ranges. But friendly people and well maintained. Glad to have it!

[41 mag fan]

$30.00/yr. That's what it costs me in gas for mowing my back yard. I'm fortunate enough I can step onto my back deck and be on my shooting range. Of course the set back is I'm limited to 65yrds. So I have to go to the public range 20mi. away for longer distances.

[MT Gianni]

Wilco, What calibers are allowed to shoot fish with?

[jerrold]

Surprised I didn't see a reply from a member of the Rockingham County Gun Club in North Carolina. It has numerous shotgun and pistol ranges, all out doors. About a thousand members. The rifle range is 200 yds. 20 covered concrete benches and a covered loading area. Dues are $100. a year after a initiation fee (??) Dues $50. a year for seniors, that's me. At my cabin in the mountains of VA I have a 100 yd. range with covered concrete bench and shed behind the shooting bench. That is where I do most of my shooting.:coffee:

[fecmech]

I belong to 2 in the local area. The Hartland Conservationists which has a couple trap fields and an outdoor range to 200 yds with backstops at 25,50,75,and 100 yds. They also have an indoor 30' range. Dues are $35. annual + you have to sell 5 $5.00 raffle tickets 4 times a year, total of $135.
I also belong to the Lockport Conservation Club which has a heated indoor 50' range which is card accessible at any time. I shoot there in the winter time. Just slide your card, enter and turn on the furnace. The cost for that is $85.00 annual

[Hip's Ax]

Ridgewood Rifle Club NJ, 50 foot indoor rimfire and air only. $245
Cherry Ridge NJ outdoor, pistol, 100 and 300 yard ranges $125
Millville NJ 600 yard $100
Reade PA 1000 yard $40
Palmyra PA Indoor and outdoor ranges, NICE set up $65

North End in New Tripoli PA, I'm a life member so I'm not sure.

These are the ranges I regularly use.

The rest are small clubs in PA/NY and are $15 to $30 a year, haven't been to some of them in a long time but I keep the membership to help the club along.

[StarMetal]

Well fellows, my shooting range came with my mortgage. I do have to do the up keep though. [smilie=s:

Joe

[Maven]

Vly and I belong to Marbletown Sportsmen's Club (www.marbletownsportsmensclub.com). Our current annual dues are $75.00 per year with a $50.00 initiation fee for new members and a 12 hour work requirement/yr. for all but Junior (5 hrs./yr.) and Honorary* members (exempt). Those not meeting the work requirement are assessed $10/hr. not worked.

We have 25-, 50- and 100 yd. ranges and a covered firing line. We also sponsor 4 or more .22 Bench Rest shoots (open to all .22 rimfire rifles), 1 turkey shoot, and 2 BP shoots per yr. You can also shoot informal trap if you bring your own launcher.





*65 yrs. of age + 15 or more consecutive yrs. of membership in good standing

[Kraschenbirn]

$75/year (family)...just mailed out my 2010 dues today. Club owns the land outright (prior to buying our own, we lost two ranges that we'd put a lot of work into when they were sold out from under us by the lessors). 8-position 25-yard pistol (covered concrete firing line) with single-position berms at 50, 75, and 100. Covered rifle line with (3) shooting benches on concrete pad with berms at 50, 100, 200, and 300 meters. Uncovered rifle line (gravel, no benches) will accomodate another 6-8 shooters.

Bill

[clodhopper]

Manhattan Wildlife Association, Logan range.
40 dollars a year, NRA required, 25 miles down the road. Open 365 day a year but subject to restrictions due to organized shooting events.
Main rifle range with 15 concrete benches. Berms and target boards at 100, 200,
300, 385, and 426.
Plus eight shooting bays two of them are 100 yards deep. four have roofs on the fireing line.
Smallbore silhouette range, monthly ipsic, defensive pistol, and cowboy matches.
cowboy, and smallbore silhouette matches in the summer.
Ladies love the flush toilets.
two heated club houses accessable to members who help with the work, one with full kitchen.
Third clubhouse under construction.
Rv parking with power.
Over on the shotgun side, 6 trap ranges 3 skeet ranges one of the skeet ranges is coin operated. 1 five stand.
open for trap every wed night unless it Christmas. And Sundays except from start of hunting season to superbowl weekend.
Never can count on when those skeet guys will show up.
Come on MT Gianni, we are just over the hill from you!