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Archery
Bullseye (pistol)
Trap
IPSC
Rifle
Skeet
Pistol (indoor/outdoor)
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Gunnison Sportsmen's Association
881 County Road 18
(2 miles west of Gunnison)
P.O. Box 454
Gunnison, Colorado 81230
Map to our
location
ENJOY A SAFE PLACE TO SHOOT
Gunnison
Sportsmen's Association is affiliated with the NRA
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Facilities at the Association’s property include:
- Clubhouse with attached 50 foot indoor pistol range
- Trap range
with 4 houses
- Skeet range
with 1 field
- Outdoor pistol range
with electronic turning target stands at 25 and 50 yards. Includes shooter
position shelter.
- Outdoor pistol shooting area with 4 separate earthen bermed ranges.
Principally used by the IPSC group and law enforcement agencies for
training.
- Rifle range
with target stands at 25, 100 and 200 yards plus heated indoor and outdoor
concrete shooting benches
- Long-range rifle range equipped with concrete benches and target stands
at 300 and 600 yards *Note: Due to possible conflicts and safety concerns
this range is only open during scheduled times. In addition, all ranges
will be closed during the times this range is in use. A schedule will
be posted at the long-range access gate and is reproduced under "Rifle
Ranges" below.
- Archery range
is a work in progress
Members have full access to all facilities with the exception of Trap
and Skeet. Equipment at those ranges requires knowledge and familiarity
prior to use.
Some ranges may be closed on a daily basis because of scheduled events
or other use conflicts.
Trap Range
Four trap houses, 3 of which house the older Winchester hand-load trap
with the fourth housing a relatively new (2006) automatic PatTrap.
This range is named the Keith Stegall Trap Range in memory of one of
the founding fathers of the Association. Keith was a local gun maker who
made custom rifles in his small home-based shop. He was also a dedicated
Trap shooter and organized and ran registered trap meets twice a year
for many years. The meets were hugely successful and often attracted up
to 100 shooters from all over Colorado and nearby states.
Only informal trap shooting is presently held on the range. During the
summer months, May to September, we shoot at 5:30 each Wednesday afternoon.
Ladies shoot trap Thursday afternoons at 5:30.
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Skeet
Range
A single skeet range was constructed during late summer 2005. The
skeet machines were upgraded to Mattarelli machines in the spring
of 2008.
Construction is on-going at the range.
We shoot informal skeet on Saturdays and Sundays. During the cooler
spring, fall, and winter days, we shoot at 1:00 p.m. and switch
to 9:00 a.m. once the weather warms up.
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Rifle
Ranges
There are two separate rifle ranges. One has target
stands at 25, 50, 100 and 200 yards and includes a rifle house with
concrete shooting benches as well as an exterior bench and concrete
walkway to the 100 yard targets.
The 600 yard range has target stands at 300, 400,
and 600 yards with shooting benches at the parking area.
600 yard range rules:
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Never access the 600 yard range when someone
is shooting on another range.
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Attach chain to post to close road access
to other ranges.
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Hours for the range are as follows: Monday
& Wednesday 8am – 10am. First and third Saturdays of the
month, 7am – 9am. Outside those hours, the 600 yard range
may be used if no one else is at the other ranges.
600 YARD SHOOTERS MUST YIELD TO ANOTHER RANGE USER IF THEY
ARE USING IT OUTSIDE OF THE 600 YARD RANGE HOURS -NO EXCEPTIONS!!!
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No targets that are fragmentable.
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Do not try to use range if road is damp.
You will chew up the road and get stuck.
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Clean up when you are done – including brass
and target remnants.
600 Yard Range Hours
8am – 10 am Mondays & Wednesdays
7am – 9am 1st & 3rd Saturdays of the Month
Range users must yield during all other hours.
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Pistol
Ranges
There are two separate pistol ranges, an outdoor and
an indoor.
The outdoor range has target stands at 25 and 50 yards along with
a sheltered firing line. It is principally set up for Bullseye Pistol
but hosts other disciplines as well.
Our 9-position 50 foot indoor pistol range is used mainly during
the winter months and for training (Pee-Wee Gun Club and others).
The range is heated and has an air-handling system for fume removal.
The initial backstop is special ballistic rubber blocks with an
additional steel backstop.
Both ranges are open for Members and guests.
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Archery Range
The Gunnison Sportsmen’s Association is pleased to announce
that we have received a grant from the Friends of the NRA for establishment
of an Archery range. The range is in the 20 acres on the east side of
the road leading to the club. Currently this area is in scrub/pasture,
proper clothing and footwear is recommended.
The range has static targets from 20 to 40 yards, a small
storage building, entry level bows and arrows for our youth and lady shooters,
or those who do not otherwise have access to archery equipment. A modest
collection of 3D animal targets is also available.
Archery is a life time sport for all ages. It can be enjoyed
at the club with separate access from the regular shooting areas, so both
young and old can enjoy the experience without worry. We have attracted
our local youth archers from 4H, the National Archery in the Schools Program
(NASP), and the Boy/Girl Scouts. We also envision having the facilities
in the future to have formal and impromptu 3D shoots and tournaments,
which provide great practice and entertainment for all involved.
Access to the Archery range is available to all dues paying
members.
The Archery range is a work in progress. Members are encouraged
to participate in its development.
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