Manual Trap machines offer a great way to introduce people to clay bird shooting, easy repeatable targets get new or “rusty” shooters on track. Its also a great way for friends and family to enjoy a more laid back, less structured day of clay shooting. More Details
Sporting Clays Sporting is one of the four major disciplines of clay bird shooting, often described as "golf with a shotgun" because a typical course includes from 10 to 15 different shooting stations laid out over natural terrain. More Details
Skeet is one of the four major disciplines in competitive clay bird shooting. Born in the 1920’s in Massachusetts, Skeet (the Scandinavian word for “shoot”) was developed to help bird hunters practice their shooting in the offseason. More Details
The Trap Field is closed for maintenance until further notice.
Trap is also one of the four major disciplines in competitive clay bird shooting. Created in the UK around 1793 and first shot in the states in 1831. Originally live birds were used with the first artificial birds being used around the civil war. More Details
Trap is also one of the four major disciplines in competitive clay bird shooting. Created in the UK around 1793 and first shot in the states in 1831. Originally live birds were used with the first artificial birds being used around the civil war. More Details
According to Mia Anstine at Beretta's blog: "5 stand is a cross between trap, skeet and sporting clays with the advantage that it is more action packed than trap, has more crossing/flying patterns than skeet and is faster and less expensive than sporting clays." More Details
Hours of Operation
We close on Easter, Thanksgiving & Christmas.
We typically close early on July 4th and New Years Eve.