Notice: The 50 yd backstop on the 100 yd range is closed until further notice.
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Notice: The 50 yd backstop on the 100 yd range is closed until further notice.
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Trap & Skeet
Trap & Skeet
The 200 & 300-yard range is NOW OPEN!
The 100-yard range is open and ready for use. There are a few changes and new rules everyone needs to be aware of. There are no 25 or 50-yard target backstops, only a 100-yard backstop. Those who want to shoot at these yardages are encouraged to use the 50-yard range, which is between the skeet and trap ranges.
A list of rules is included below. These are posted at the range and inside the sign-in box:
- Rifles, Muzzle Loaders, Hunting Handguns, and Slug guns only
- No Buckshot or Birdshot
- Paper targets only, placed on the designated back stop, in the middle sections
- No portable target stands and backstops
- Obey HOT (active shooting) and COLD (guns not being handled) range signals
- No shooting past established benches and firing line
- Rate of fire must be kept on your target
- No Automatic weapons on this range or 50 BMG rifles
- Sign in and out
- EYE and EAR Protection required
Please take pride in our new range and clean up after yourself. Respect fellow shooters and members. Be safe, follow the rules and enjoy it.
Trap & Skeet
Trap & Skeet
Trap & Skeet
Shotgun ranges are open to members and to the public on Saturday mornings from 9:00 AM until noon.
On Tuesdays, skeet opens at 3:00 PM. Trap opens at 5:00 PM.
Ranges close when all shooters are done or 9:00 PM, whichever comes first.
Since Skeet begins earlier, those who wish to shoot after at about 6:00 should contact Bruce Krieger in advance at 231-757-2279 or 231-357-4598.
Special arrangements can be made for groups at other times.
Call Bruce Rosema at 231-499-6000 for information.
range Etiquette
Please be aware when placing targets on the back stops on all rifle and pistol ranges. NO TARGETS are to be placed on any of the wood cross boards, posts, or target frames. Make sure your target is placed in the center of the backstop and your bullets are staying on the backstop and target. DO NOT move backstops, falling plate racks, or steel target hangers on the pistol ranges. They are placed where they are for various reasons and competitions. Check with the range manager if you would like to see them placed differently. DO NOT take it upon yourself to move them.
Please use the 25/50 yard range when trying to get your firearms on the target. DO NOT do this on the 100-yard range. It causes too much damage to the cross boards and posts.
RANGE CLOSURE: If there is a CLOSED SIGN POSTED, DO NOT USE THE RANGE. We try to minimize our range closures. At times, it becomes necessary to close them for maintenance, safety issues or when setting up competitions. We do try to post dates and times when we know they will be closed. Sometimes, circumstances don’t allow this. Please respect the Closed Signs.
We try to maintain and keep our ranges in good shape. Volunteers are the ones taking care of these. Abuse of them causes added expenses and someone’s time to repair them.
Pistol Range
Cowboy Action Range
3-D Archery range
Indoor archery range
Youth Silhouette/Rimfire Range
Small & Large Bore
200 & 300 yard Range
100 yard range
Trap/Scrap Range
Skeet range
Range contacts
3-D Archery Range Chairman Doug Rollenhagen 269-209-1538
Indoor Archery Range Chairman Chris Shimmel 231-239-2448
Cowboy Shooting Range Chairman Chris Shimmel 231-239-2448
Pistol Range Chairman Jim Glover 231-907-8330
Small Bore Range Chairman Bruce Rosema 231-499-6000
Trap Range Chairman Bruce Rosema 231-499-6000
Skeet Range Chairman Bruce Rosema 231-499-6000
Big Bore Rifle Range Chairman Bruce Rosema 231-499-6000
Rifle Range Maintenance Chairman Mike Hill 231-690-3966
Youth Silhouette Range Chairman Mark Luce 231-690-7929