Club meetings are always the second Thursday of each month, at 7:30 pm, in the clubhouse.  Members are encouraged to attend.


The rifle and pistol range will be closed on these dates:
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Every Tuesday after 2 pm beginning April 23 until Sept. 10 for adult trap leagues.
​September 7 from 8 until 2
​September 8 from noon until 5
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Open trap shooting at the club on Mondays from 3:30 until 6.  $6 per 25 birds.
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M1 Garand Rifle and Pistol shoot September 22. 
For more information contact Marvin Bailey at
(608) 619-0107.
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Appleseed Rifle Shoot Event – September 28 & 29
 
The next Appleseed shoot will be held at our club on September 28 & 29.  This is a marksmanship clinic, and is designed to make anyone (especially the young and beginner shooters) a better rifle shot through enhanced shooting techniques.  And for the experienced shooters, this is a chance for you to earn your Rifleman’s Patch.  It’s a lot harder to qualify for the rifleman patch than you might think!  Instruction is provided by trained range officers.  Shooting will occur from the 3 common shooting positions, prone, sitting and free hand.  Expect to shoot more than 300 rounds over two days, so the .22 long rifle is the preferred cartridge.  During breaks in the action, they will tell you the true story of the earliest days of our nation, including the events of April 19, 1775, “the shot heard around the world.”  You may be surprised by some of the details you may not have learned in your history class at school.
 
For more information about the event and costs, please go to their website, appleseedinfo.org.  Or you can contact club member and event organizer Dan Dretske at (608) 317-1933.
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If you are interested in attending a concealed carry class, check out this link and then email the rod and gun confirming you are interesting in attending a future class.
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 https://www.facebook.com/events/291248758211251/ 

Please go to the Merz Firearms LLC Facebook page for more information and if you have any questions.
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As of January 1st, 2017 the club property will no longer be open for hunting by members or non-members.  Currently the club property is enrolled in the open managed forest land program, and thus we have to allow hunters.  There have been problems with hunters not knowing where the club property lines are, and they end up trespassing on our neighbors property.  As of January 1, the club property will no longer be open for hunting.