Come check out the range, we would love to meet YOU!

If you are considering joining the club, come and see us during range hours. When you enter the club for the first time, introduce yourself to anyone in the range and tell them you are interested in joining. Ask for the Range Officer (RO) or a Board member who will be happy to answer any questions you may have.

If you are serious about joining, tell the RO that you would like to join and if possible, would like to shoot that night to demonstrate that you are a safe shooter. This is part of the approval process for membership. The RO will need to sign your membership application, as will an approving board member.

Bring your pistol, but leave it in the trunk. A .22 is fine but no magnum rounds of any caliber are allowed. You should only bring the gun in after the RO asks you to do so. You should only pull the gun out of your bag if the RO asks you to do it. Guns should be unloaded while at the range when you are not shooting.

If you are new to shooting and wish to learn to shoot, or if you wish to familiarize yourself with a particular discipline to compete in our Bullseye or PPC matches, tell the RO, and they can discuss with you a plan to teach you.

The RO officer will not care about your score or how many shots are outside the scoring ring; he only cares that you show that you are safe. Safety is of paramount importance.

Dues

Dues for new members are $110. Click here for an application.

Dues for existing members are $45 with 10 work hours, plus our mandatory improvement dues of $50, for a total of $95. If you are not able to work 10 hours your dues will be $140.

Seniors (65+) and board members are exempted from work hours.

Would you like to only pay $50 for your dues? We credit your account $4.50 for every hour you work. You can work off your dues and only have to pay the mandatory improvement dues of $50. Just have a board member sign the back of your membership card when you work. You will need to turn that in along with your dues.