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All club members must complete a Range Orientation Class consisting of approximately one hour of discussion prior to using the pistol and/or rifle ranges.
If you are renewing your membership and have already completed the class, you do not have to complete the class a second time. If you are a new member or an existing member that has not completed the class, you may contact a person listed to arrange for the class time.
- Dave Styx (517) 795-1008
- Chuck Donnell (517) 206-7938
- Norm Zakarewski (567) 202-3260
- Dave Teriaco (517) 782-7759
All members and guests using the rifle, pistol, or 3D archery ranges are required to sign in and deposit $1 (guests pay $5) per visit in a lock box at the club entrance to help defray range costs. Everyone must also sign out when leaving the range. There is small barn on a post at the gated club entrance with a sign in/out clip board inside. This requirement is for safety and to permit JCOC staff to know who is doing the shooting without traveling to the range. We do have occasional trespassers.
Note: You may bring a guest once per month.
Firearms and bows may only be loaded and discharged in designated areas.
Failure to follow this rule may result in immediate termination of your
membership.
-- ALWAYS BE SAFE --
There is NO hunting on club grounds.
Trap Range
The Trap Range is open Wednesday nights beginning the first Wednesday in
April and continues through the last Wednesday in October. There are two
trap machines and shooting areas. Shooting begins at 5 PM and continues
until everyone has shot as many rounds as they wish. Charges are $5 for
all adults and $4 for youths under age 18 for a round
consisting of 25 clay pigeons. Shells are not included or sold at the
club.
The trap machines are not available to members, except on Wednesdays at the nightly shoot. However, you may bring a hand thrower or portable trap machine of your own and use it at the trap area. Please check to make certain there are no 3D, rifle or pistol target shooters using those ranges before you shoot at the trap range. Those areas are directly North of the trap ranges and in the line of fire. There is a free pizza party for the last shoot of the year.
Rifle Range
The Rifle Range is open from sunrise to sunset everyday of the year.
EXCEPTION: NO SHOOTING ON SUNDAYS UNTIL NOON DUE TO NEARBY CHURCH SERVICES.
You may shoot at a yardage of your choice up to the 200 yard distance. There
is a stationary covered pavilion at the 100 yard distance for your
convenience.
The first person at the rifle range is considered "Range Officer" as others arrive. However, anyone may call a cease fire at any time for any reason. You are responsible for bringing and disposing of your own targets (no glass). Please dispose of your empty casings and targets in the provided receptacles. The range is rarely crowded due to the generous hours of available shooting time.
Pistol Range
The Pistol Range is open sunrise to sunset everyday of the year.
EXCEPTION: NO SHOOTING ON SUNDAYS UNTIL NOON DUE TO NEARBY CHURCH SERVICES.
The Pistol Range has a covered pavilion with 10 shooting stations. The
shooting distance is 25 yards. You may shoot at any safe closer distance if
you are the only one shooting or if others shooting agree.
The first person at the range is considered "Range Officer" as others arrive. However, anyone may call a cease fire at any time for any reason. Please, no rifle shooting at the pistol range for obvious reasons. A mesh wire target attachment area is provided and kept up by JCOC. You are responsible for bringing and disposing of your own targets. Please dispose of spent cartridges and targets in provided receptacles. The range is rarely crowded due to the generous hours of available shooting time.
3D Archery Range
The 3D Archery Range is open sunrise to sunset in early spring through
late fall. The
range has 30 shooting stations at varying distances with 3D targets of
varying size and animal type. There are elevated and ground level shooting
stations. There are Sunday sanctioned club shoots beginning late spring that
are open to the public. During the sanctioned shoots, the range is closed to
members not participating in the shoot. Prizes are awarded in several
different classes. There is a charge to shoot in the sanctioned shoots.
Breakfast is usually available at the club.
Indoor Archery
The Indoor Archery Range is currently available
only during club sanctioned shoots. The
maximum shooting distance is 20 yards. Youth Archery in late winter/early
spring is available to members, and non-members if space is available. There
is current discussion among the Executive and Director board members
regarding changing this policy. Monitoring is a must if unrestricted use of
the indoor archery range is permitted.
Jackson County Outdoor Club
3550 Hart Rd.
Jackson, MI 49201
Phone: (517) 764-3415
Mailing Address:
PO Box 1708, Jackson, MI 49204-1708