| Pinedale
Rifle & Pistol Club
We are a non-profit public benefit
corporation.
We
shoot at the Pinedale Shooting Sport Complex, located
in the Industrial Park, southwest of Pinedale. Several of our members
are certified instructors.
NEW
MEMBERS WELCOME!
Application
Form
(Printable
PDF, 277K)
Sublette
County Shooting Complex |
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 Welcome
to the Pinedale Rifle & Pistol Club on the web!
For more information about us, please contact Ron
Reckner, 307-367-2201, or Allen Barron, 307-367-6657, or
by mail at PO Box 933, Pinedale, WY 82941.
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 Membership
(Fees
valid for 2006-2007 membership)
Charter
Member: $100
through December 2007. Includes recognition on
the Founder's Plaque.
Annual: $20/year
Senior: Dues
waved for Seniors age 65 and older
Junior: $10/year
for up to age 18
 Membership
is by application. Upon approval by the Board of
Directors, members are entitled to enhanced usage
of the 300-yard Rifle Range and the 25-yard Pistol
Range. Send completed form to Rifle & Pistol
Club, PO Box 933, Pinedale, WY 82941.
Application
Form
(Printable
PDF, 277K) |
The
Rifle & Pistol Ranges are owned by Sublette County
and managed by a committe from the Pinedale Rifle &
Pistol Club.
The
Pinedale Rifle & Pistol Club
is a non-profit organization.
Shooting
hours: 8 AM to Sunset |
FUTURE
PLANS
The
Rifle & Pistol Club is in the process of trying
to improve the facilities at the current shooting range.
Our goal is to  provide a safe environment for rifle
and pistol shooting for the general public of Pinedale
and the surrounding area. The range will also be used
to provide a safe environment for training youth of
the area that are required to take and pass the Hunter
Safety requirements and obtain a valid Hunter Safety
Certificate that is required by the Wyoming Game & Fish
Department prior to hunting with a firearm in the State
of Wyoming and any other related shooting programs.
Plans
include:
- The
rifle range will be 100-feet wide and have 100, 200
and 300 yard capabilities and will accommodate 6-shooters
on the firing line. Six benches will be installed
inside a canopy covering the firing line enclosed
on 3-sides.
- A
20-foot high dirt backstop will be constructed at
the 300-yard line target area for safety. The backstop
will be 100-feet wide with additional side berms
extending 25 feet
towards the firing line for additional safety. (Forming
a U)
- Target
frames can be placed at various locations of 25,
50, 100, 200 and 300 yards depending on the type
of shooting being done. The target frames will be
4-foot square with 8-foot legs (made of steel rods)
and set in plastic pipe buried two feet in the ground
at the distances listed above and be removable to
facilitate the type of shooting being done.
- The
pistol range will have a 20-foot high backstop shaped
like a U and will accommodate 6-shooters at one time
with 6-target frames set at 25 yards.
The target frames will be 2 x 3 with 6-foot legs
(made of steel rods) and plastic pipe buried in the
ground to hold the target frames. The firing line
will consist of several tables made of a 2x6s with
legs buried in the ground to accommodate the shooters
pistol and ammunition until a canopy can be installed
at a later date. At a later date, firing lanes will
be set at 25 yards (in front or inside the canopy)
and at 15, 10 and 7 yards. This will be a course
of fire similar to what the Sheriff's Department
practices at.
- We
will be holding sight-in days for the general public
and out-of-state hunters prior to the opening of
the hunting seasons. Dates and times will be posted
at the Range and in the local news papers.
Shooting hours: 8 am - Sunset
New
members welcome!
DIRECTIONS: The
Rifle and Pistol Ranges are located near the Industrial
Park, west of Pinedale. Access is via the Industrial
Site Road from U.S. Highway 191. Travel south approximately
two miles and begin to ascend the road to Mount Airey. The
Pinedale Rifle and Pistol Club is a short distance
beyond the Sporting Clays Shooting Range.
NOTE: Ample parking is available. No water or restroom facilities
onsite. (A porta-john will be added later in the summer
of 2007.) During the winter months, the road to the
range will be plowed by the County and kept open for
the shooting public. NOTE: If the road
is inaccessible, call one of the contacts listed and they
will contact the County to plow the road.
Pinedale
Rifle & Pistol Club
PO
Box 933
Pinedale, WY 82941
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RIFLE
RANGE RULES
1.
Actions must be open with with muzzle pointed down range
upon arrival and when not firing.
2.
No handling or adjusting of firearms while anyone is
down range.
3.
No firing is allowed over or to the sides of the backstop.
4.
Anyone seeing an unsafe condition may declare a cease-fire.
No firing is allowed on the Pistol Range when vehicles
are on the utility road above the pistol backstop.
5.
Actions shall be open when firearms are in the racks
or being carried to vehicles.
6.
Absolutely no alcohol or drug usage or impairment allowed.
7.
No food or drink is allowed on the firing line.
8.
No shotguns or clay target shooting.
COURTESY
1.
The only authorized targets are to be paper ones tacked
or stapled to the target holders. No glass, cans, bottles
or boxes for targets.
2.
Please remove all targets after shooting is completed.
3.
Please deposit trash, brass, steel cases and unwanted
targets in the trash cans provided.
4.
Anyone in obvious violation of range rules will be asked
to leave. This may be enforced by the Sheriff's Office
as a public safety issue.
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Interested in helping sponsor this Club's online
presence? Contact Pinedale Online for more information about
how to have your logo appear here, 307-360-7689,
E-mail.
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