Outdoor 50/100 Yard (Upper) Range

Our 50/100 yard range is located near our clubhouse, next to our outdoor pavilion. It features dedicated shooting benches (but also ample room for folks who prefer to shoot offhand or off the ground) and two backstops (one at 50 yards and the other at 100 yards). You can, of course, shoot at various ranges in between as well (i.e., 25 yards, etc.). Its open during daylight hours to members 365 days a year except when reserved for club-sponsored events or activities. This is where we hold certain training shoots, fundraiser events and various other activities.

This range is multipurpose in that members can fire rifles, shotguns or handguns here. Members can also practice archery here. This is a great place to sight-in your firearm, carry-out short range target practice or teach new shooters the skills and safety procedures associated with shooting. We do ask that you not cross fire and that if shooting pistol, you do so up close to the 50 yard backstop (to remain in sight while also reducing the chance of a stray shot).

Access & Parking
Access to the range is via the main club road. Park along side the road next to the clubhouse and pavilion. Do not drive or park under the pavilion or downrange between the pavilion and target berm/backstop.

Range Safety Rules
Before shooting or observing shooting activities on this range, you must read and understand our club safety rules. In addition to these club-wide rules, members should be aware that they may shoot from under the pavilion, but please do not shoot at the actual structure itself. Also, please don't shoot at club benches, tables, chairs, etc. Do not shoot when anyone is downrange or when the Trap field is in use. Please do not climb on berms/backstops.

We also ask that you not litter this area: if you bring items in, then bring them out when done. This includes your used targets, brass and all garbage you create. Pick it up and take it with you when you leave.

We do monitor our many cameras to ensure the range is not abused. Have fun, but please respect the club grounds as others shoot here too.


Above- Assorted views of our 50 yard range

Important Safety Information