Are there any skeet, trap, or sporting clay ranges open to the public?
If not, are there any clubs?
Thanks.
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Are there any skeet, trap, or sporting clay ranges open to the public?
If not, are there any clubs?
Thanks.
I*ve found the Washington Sportsmen website and they appear to have what I*m loooking for. Does anyone know if the club is accepting new members? Are they well maintained? Thanks.
I'm a life member there because it's a great place to shoot during the week, often it's only me and my buddy on the entire range.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wowzer
Lehigh Valley sporting clays right above Allentown, and M & E sporting clays in Moselem Springs are both open to the public. Lehigh Valley does get crowded on weekends
Sorry, just saw the Washington County
Washington Sportsman used to be open to the public on particular nights for trap and skeet. It used to be well maintained, but it's been probably 15 years since I was there. California Hill Gun Club has public sporting clays on Sundays(not sure about the winter though). Split Rail Sporting Clays near Claysville is nice, they used to primarily shoot on Sundays...I think you need to make a reservation.
Another plug for Split Rail Sporting Clay. Been there 6 times over the past few years, nice people, reasonably priced.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marcus99
Bit of a drive, but Buffer Creek Sporting Clays out by Somerset is worth it.
Cool. Split rail looks nice.
I still haven*t made the decision on a house. The one I thought was the one was sold. :-(
Back to square one.
McDonald Sportsman's Wed Morning at 10 and Thur evening at 6. Trap and Skeet. All Welcome. https://www.flickr.com/photos/victor-polk/albums