Gun Club Membership $$ in your area??

[Darreld Walton]

http://www.cedarhillsgunclub.org/

$65 initiation fee first year, plus $50 makes for $115.00 for the first year, $50 renewal after that.
Trap house, seven station clays, handgun range, covered rifle range with targets available to 200 yards with benches, long rifle range set up with BPCS shooters in mind out to 550 yards, heated indoor smallbore range, meeting house, full kitchen, toilets.

[Jal5]

Mine is $100/yr plus 8hrs. work required or you get another $20 at renewal fee time added on.  Pistol range with covered benches for about 20 stations @ 50yd, metal targets, falling plates too. 100yd rifle range, another 200 yd rifle range all covered with bench space for about 10 stations each, trap range and a good clubhouse.  about 250 acres, where members only 250 members are allowed to hunt but only about 20 do hunt there. Best money I have spent for the sport in a long time.

[vincewarde]

I belong to Sacramento Valley Shooting Center.  20+ ranges out to 1000 meters.  "Public" range has pistol, rifle and rimfire plinking.  6 to 300 yards.  Other ranges are members only.  Very nice facilities.  Many special interest clubs.  USPSA, Cowboy Action, etc.  Discounted ammo, reloading and shooting supplies.

Membership is $100.00/year - NRA membership required.  $3.00/day range fees for members and spouses.  Non-members are $10.00/day.

Best place I have ever shot.

http://www.sacvalley.org

[gendoc]

ironman
how bout a new seasonal relative..?? !!  
the clubs round here are between $2000-$3000
no range.

i don't do clubs.  i have enough property to hunt whitetail on.
but mostly before daylight i just climb on my barn roof and pick one
good size buck out. horn size don't matter... its freezer space that counts
but i won't take no less than a 6 point most of the time...unless its doe season
and they need clean'n out sometimes

my most time consuming hunt is hawgs and kiyotes

[zackyholdem]

Southern Michigan, $50 a year or $5 per visit

trap and skeet, 40yd elevated archery, 25yd covered pistol 15 spots, 50yd covered rifle/shotgun 15 spots, 100yd covered rifle 8 spots, 200yd covered rifle 6 spots.

Very Reasonable Rates

[dpe.ahoy]

I think mine is $85.00 a year, had a 2 year wait on the list to get in.  Now when I go up, everything is full.  We had another open up this summer, sounds real good, will have to check it out.  Most of the time we head up to some BLM land 12 miles out of town.  At the club, I would have to pay for the kids over 18 or any friends.  DP

[deersniper]

I'm lucky enough to live out in the country and have my own shooting range with a shed built over my shooting bench and a 400 yard range to shoot, all hunting buddies and neighbors are always welcome to use it.

[Glanceblamm]

Closest in my area is around 15 miles away and cost $165 per year with no maintenance fee's. I am lucky enough to be able to shoot at a private range just 5 min away.

[MGMorden]

Local pistol club has an indoor range.  $125 a year or free if you buy the ammo you're shooting from them (it's a combo range/gunshop).  If you're a paid member you also get free gun rentals from them while you're there (and they actually have pretty much any common commercial handgun on hand).  Only thing is - pay the $125 and bring your own ammo.  Their range prices are good but their guns and ammo prices - yowza (most places you can knock 20-25% off the MSRP of a gun to get the "real" price.  For this shop - tack 15% extra onto the MSRP).  This one is about a 45 minute drive from my house.

For rifles, DNR actually maintains a local range for free.  It's small so very, very crowded, but if you can get a spot it's good.  100 yard range with a back stop.  Technically you can shoot pistol there if you want too.  They used to maintain a second range too but too many people were trashing it (taking washing machines or TV's out there and shooting them up and leaving them for example) so they closed it down.  This one is less than 10 minutes from my house.