I'm spending $175 a year at Central Carolina Gun Club inc. Max range is 200 yds but do have several pistol/shotgun/rifle ranges including another 100 yd. range. Another $20 at Coastal Carolina Rifle Club, $20 at Northstate Shooting Club, $50 at Bald Eagles Rifle Club, and $135 with a North-South skirmish team.

I think we pay $200 per year at our club here in LV. That's a bargain as the facility has 9 ranges where you can shoot out to 900 yards or bring your machine gun and do all the informal ratatat you want.

Mark

$125/yr., plus one time $200 "initiation" fee. Probably the nicest club within 100 miles of Albany NY. Sportsmen's Club of Clifton Park Last I knew there was a wait list of many hundreds to get in.

Besides the firearms ranges, there is an excellent archery setup with many outdoor targets and 3D course. Heated 8=10 position Morton archery building complete with stereo system, running water bathroom and snack refrigerator - you can shoot any time day or night up to about 25 yards. Clubhouse can be reserved for parties, etc. Electronic key pass to get in the gate 24/7, firearms shooting 9 AM-dark.

I shoot out here on my property as I am in the country. I had an AR member from San Antonio come up to use the range, no charge but asked him if the cost of gas for the distance made it worthwhile. He told me that at the range in S.A. they charged by the gun so he was money ahead driving up here + shooting for free. Unfortunately, I can't offer free use of my range anymore as some idiot built his house behind my backstop. Even at a few 100 yds. it's not worth taking a chance. I still shoot but I will not be responsible for anyone else's mistakes. What a shame. I had a great thing going before progress.

$30.00a year, senior price. 100to 600yd ranges and 5 pistol/short range bowls. pretty good deal.

I believe that the Clark County Shooting Complex charges are $10 per visit.

We have a club, and its free, but you can donate in a box if your amind to...I don't use it I have a dirt tank in the desert that I set up my targets on and a portable bench rest I put in the back of my horse trailer and that keeps me out of the weather, heat or cold pretty well and out of the wind..Its a mile behind my house...I have a 50 and 75 yard target behind my shop that I sight in and test loads with and shoot rock chucks and on rare ocassion a badger or coyote feeding off a rock chuck carcass..

God bless Idaho, 10 minutes to the Owyhee free of charge and my backyard own occasions..

Wow, old thread.

About 2 years ago, the BLM closed some of these "trashy dumping shooting area's." They fenced them off and created controlled shooting area's.

I was skeptical. What they delivered was exceptional. There are three ranges, only about 3 miles apart.

Church Camp range; which has berm, quality shooting tables and a toilet. There are BLM volunteers that just act as a watchful eye, not ringmasters. Only up to 200 yards

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/cEtYwFV0_wE

Saddleback Mountain. No tables, gravel shooting positions. 30" steel at 200, 300, 400, 500 and 700. That is not me, I just found this video of the place. It is where I usually go. Its less than 20 minutes from my home.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/yIf8Tbc5ayc

And Baldy Mountain. 30" steel out to 500 IIRC.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aok40JY4P0Q&t=34s

Best part, its all no charge. The ONLY negative is you have to shoot at their steel, and you cannot go down-range.

We are up to $25 for the sand pit range and $30 at the covered range. usually they don't chase you off except for before big game opens.

indoor pistol club is $375 a year and $3 to shoot , which is damn cheap.

$150 annually for indoor pistol (27YD) and $130 (retiree rate) for club in Plymouth Michigan that includes: Large clubhouse/bar, Trap, Skeet, 5 stand, airgun range, walk through Bow/black powder, large bow and arrow range, 25 yard pistol, 50/100/200 ranges.