The Range at Singletary
The shooting range at Singletary is used to shoot both long guns and handguns. A shooter may use any caliber firearm up to, but not including .50 caliber centerfire rifle ammunition. Shooters are not limited to .50 caliber black powder or handguns, but not rifles. Incendiary ammunition is not allowed due to possible fire hazards in the brush on the range.
The range has about 20 shooting benches in a line at the firing line under a pavilion roof. This provides protection from the sun and rain in warm weather and covers from the snow in the winter.
From the fire line, there are clear lines the width of the range at 25, 50, 75, and 100 yards with a berm at about 115 yards. There is a second berm at 250 yards for longer-distance shooting.
The safety rules are posted in front of the pavilion and at the left-hand end of the pavilion. When arriving to shoot, members are required to sign a register located in a box on the side of the clubhouse at the range. The clubhouse is open during all club-sponsored competitions. Targets cannot be attached or mounted to the steel support columns at the 250-yard pavilion roof.
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Day Memberships- Requires Host Member be Present
Day Memberships are valid only for use of the Rifle Range and the Host Member must be present at the time of use. The cost is $5 per person and envelopes are available at the Range. The completed envelope should go into the slot at the check-in station. Please note that failure to register the Day Member will result in Club Membership suspension.
Shoots are Open to the Public!
All of our shoots are open to the public! You do not have to have a host member to participate in shoots at Singletary. Come down and join us!
Shoot Entry Fees
Pistol Shoot entry fees are $5.00 for each game or $10 for the day. The entry fee for most other shoots is $10.00 for the day.
Shoot Dates
Our shoots are held on Sundays, we usually have 2 (or more) shoots per month. All of our shoots are posted on our website in the upcoming events tab. Registration typically starts at 8:30 a.m. with first shots at 9 a.m. Make sure to bring your ear and eye protection and plenty of rounds!