Fort Meade Rifle & Pistol Club
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They are also member of AGC....try their site as well....
lawrencewendall
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- Oct 10, 2009
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Just got this from the Meade Rod and Gun so I figured I'd throw it out there.
As one of four civilian clubs that have access to the range, the Military, NSA, and local Police have priority. Rifle ranges 1 & 9 are difficult to get, but 2-8 are pistol ranges and we shoot more at these ranges. Unfortunately, the pistol ranges are frangible only (no lead), so ammo can be expensive. One note, these ranges used to be on base but 15 years ago, the Army donated around 8k acres to DOI, so all ranges are now part of the Patuxent Wildlife Refuge. The ranges are controlled by NSA. Once a member contacts us that they will attend the designated range day and time, we meet at the Piney Orchard gate, entering and leaving as a group. We also have a reciprocal agreement with the Meade Rifle and Pistol club, so we can share resources and range time. As an affiliate of the Associated Gun Club of Baltimore at Marriottsville, you can get a range badge for $150.00 in January (or $75 after July 1), but is not mandatory. This gives some of our club members an alternative to the limited range access that we offer. The Marriottsville range is open 363 days of the year.
As one of four civilian clubs that have access to the range, the Military, NSA, and local Police have priority. Rifle ranges 1 & 9 are difficult to get, but 2-8 are pistol ranges and we shoot more at these ranges. Unfortunately, the pistol ranges are frangible only (no lead), so ammo can be expensive. One note, these ranges used to be on base but 15 years ago, the Army donated around 8k acres to DOI, so all ranges are now part of the Patuxent Wildlife Refuge. The ranges are controlled by NSA. Once a member contacts us that they will attend the designated range day and time, we meet at the Piney Orchard gate, entering and leaving as a group. We also have a reciprocal agreement with the Meade Rifle and Pistol club, so we can share resources and range time. As an affiliate of the Associated Gun Club of Baltimore at Marriottsville, you can get a range badge for $150.00 in January (or $75 after July 1), but is not mandatory. This gives some of our club members an alternative to the limited range access that we offer. The Marriottsville range is open 363 days of the year.
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