Rifle Range

• Any rifle, any caliber, any sights; although scopes will have an advantage. 100 yard Standard Bench Rest Target. 
• 15 shots. 3 sighters, 15 for score.   
• There are two bullseye targets on each target. The lower is used for sighting, the upper is used for score. The 10 ring is 1 inch in diameter. Bench Rest Targets have a bold, lined, square, aiming point. This is used to defeat mirage, and provide a bold image as an aiming point.   
• Shooters must arrive with unloaded rifles, and follow the Range Officer’s instructions.
• 15 Shots are allowed. Scoring can be done by group size, or impact points on the round scoring rings. Scoring will be done offline, allowing the next group of shooters to set up, and shoot their matches.   
• It’s a simple game, with most of the elements of a precision shooting event. 

Starting Monday, May  2025 at 1:30 PM  20 shots per Match; 3 sighters, 15 shots for score. NRA SR 1 Target Face fired from Bench Rests at 100 Yards.  Open to rim fire, and center fire rifles. Unlimited sights, rests, and action design.  45 Minute Bench Time Limit. Scores will be maintained for the duration of the League.  This League is an instructional event.  New shooters welcome, guests welcome.  Club membership is not required. 

 $3.00 per match, includes target

Safety will be a primary concern. Eye, and ear protection, is mandatory. Equipment is unrestricted. Shoot what you have. If it’s safe, you can use it.  We will work together to make it enjoyable.    

The Rifle Range is located on a mowed field, with a bullet impact area lying slightly lower than the firing points. There's an 80' treed hillside to capture anything that might not be grounded in the mowed area. There are target frames at 50, 100, and 142 yards. Shooters may use their own target frames, if the impact of their bullets strikes the ground. No trash, or garbage, is to be brought on Club Grounds. 

Use of any of our ranges it is mandatory to sign in all members participating.   Please if you have a guest sign them in as well.  Leagues need not to sign in. It is located in the mailbox at the rifle station. 

1. Always keep muzzles pointed in a safe direction.
2. Don’t load until in position and ready to shoot.
3. Never touch the trigger until ready to fire.
4. Firearms are to be benched empty or securely holstered before anyone goes down range.
5. Never handle a firearm when any person is forward of the firing line and be sure the range is clear of  people or pets before loading.
6. Eye and ear protection is required.
7. Targets must be designed to be used for shooting and must be removed when you are done shooting. If you bring it in, you are responsible for bringing it out.  Tannerite is not allowed.
8. Call a club officer if you have questions or concerns.   If you need help with anything related to your membership, make the call.  Contacts are listed on the web site.