GunJunkie91
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Had a bad time at Cindy's Hot Shots. Told I couldn't shoot my rifles only handguns. Any who, do you know any outdoor gun ranges?
Outdoor Gun Ranges
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Join MSI. Then join AGC. $225/year for a range badge with unlimited visits.
50 yd pistol range, 100 yd general purpose rifle range, and 200 yd rifle range. Plus trap.
Lots of events including steel shoots and other competitions. Generally good people, not that much riff-raff, and full-time RSO’s that keep things generally safe.
Totally worth it.
Baldheaded
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It might be a long drive depending where you are coming from but I like going to Delmarva Sporting Clays on the eastern shore. You can shoot all the way out to 500 yards plus a handgun range
linkstate
Active Member
Was this the Severn location? I saw on another thread they will eventually allow rifle. I don't know about the GB location.
I second AGC. Always a good idea to join MSI. There are also lot's of other clubs to choose from that match your interests.
Dave MP
Retired USA
You might find some good information here: https://www.mdshooters.com/threads/new-here.277783/
You could also try Peacemaker, https://peacemakernational.com/ranges/, in West Virginia. It's about 90 minutes from Gaithersburg, MD. The Independence range is paper @ 100 and steel at 200 and 300. Shot the new Starlight range out to 500 this past Sunday. And, have been shooting the Frontier range out to 1,000. Frontier is open on Wednesdays, which I can't make and the first Saturday of every month for an extra $50. Target ranges are unmarked so you need a range finder and you are shooting up and down a valley for a nice mix. Plus can really let you work on your wind reads LOL. Had to deal with 15 to 20 mile an hour cross winds a couple of months ago. Folks come from all over and really friendly staff and shooters. RSO's are on top of things but not overbearing and really helpful. My membership gives me access to most of their ranges but I have only used the rifle ones for now.
Is that at the old OnTarget location? The GB location has zero issues with rifles.
INMY01TA
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Join the Meade Rod And Gun Club or the Meade Rifle And Pistol Club and you can shoot outdoors at Ft Meade on designated days that the club has the range. $25 a year.
meaderodandgun.org
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PapiBarcelona
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Join a private club in PA, it's worth the drive if you have to travel.
No RSO's, when you go you share the place with very few amount people (if any) and cheap.
Annual dues I pay less than $200 for Delta Peach Bottom Fish/Game and SLCFSA
No RSO's, when you go you share the place with very few amount people (if any) and cheap.
Annual dues I pay less than $200 for Delta Peach Bottom Fish/Game and SLCFSA
DanGuy48
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If you’re out Frederick way, I’ve heard good things about this place. You need to be a member though.
tcandsc.org
There is a public outdoor range in Frederick called Cresap but I’ve had mixed experiences there and access was limited last time I was there. That was several years ago though.
www.cresaprifleclub.com
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There is a public outdoor range in Frederick called Cresap but I’ve had mixed experiences there and access was limited last time I was there. That was several years ago though.
Cresap Rifle Club
AGC is a very good choice if you are close. As stated above, join one of the ~30 clubs for ~$20-$40/year and then you purchase a range badge from AGC. You can get a 1/2 year badge for $125 as it is after July for new members. Full year rate has gone up to $250.
guzma393
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Im only 5 minutes from Cindy's hotshots and I still go to AGC for the same reason. I detest indoor ranges. Outdoor is the way to go.
ezracer
Certified Gun Nut
There's Elk Neck Shooting range in Hazard County. $10 daily. If over 62 it's $25 a year. WOULD NOT recommend weekends.
They have:
100 yrd.Rifle
50 yrd. pistol
Skeet Range (no thrower )
Archery Range
They have:
100 yrd.Rifle
50 yrd. pistol
Skeet Range (no thrower )
Archery Range
This. One of our member is an instructor/RSO there. But I will let him chime in. Great guy and great place.
Also, second AGC.
Also might help if the OP mentions his location. @GunJunkie91
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Not sure where you are located, but Hap Baker is in Westminster. Friendly folks and not crowded during the week. (I’ve never been there on a weekend, so can’t advise on that.)
Annual pass is $75 (County resident) and $125 (out-of-County).
www.carrollcountymd.gov
Annual pass is $75 (County resident) and $125 (out-of-County).
Carroll County Government | Carroll County, Maryland
www.carrollcountymd.gov
Peacemaker is a good option for those who don't mind the trip or the expense. $40 day fee on the independence range. Membership options go up to 480 per year depending on what ranges you want to shoot on. Not for everyone but if you shoot a lot, probably something to look at.
The private clubs in PA are popular for many good reasons, addressed above by others.
The private clubs in PA are popular for many good reasons, addressed above by others.
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