Marion County Fish and Game?

[vxtip]

Its a good range, ive been a few times as a guest and I really enjoy the new shooting pits they made behind the range. Im debating membership between there and the danville conservation range only because it allows rifle but also mandates "slow fire" which is a turn off.

 

[singlesix]

Your source is not reliable. There are times when more folks are using the facility than others, but it is almost never "crowded".

If you'd like to check out the facility some time just drop me a PM and I'll be glad to show you around.

MCFG has Trap every Thurs 5PM - 10PM. Trap shoot is open to the public. Anyone is welcome to stop by to take a look at the range and ask questions.

 

[Cru]

Your source is not reliable. There are times when more folks are using the facility than others, but it is almost never "crowded".

If you'd like to check out the facility some time just drop me a PM and I'll be glad to show you around.

I've never seen MCF&G crowded, except for some FNS matches.

Both of these are accurate...

I have never been at a non-event time when there has been more than 3 or 4 other people there.


What do you consider crowded? Someone else being there?

 

[chizzle]

MCFG Meeting on May 3rd!

The monthly Board meeting at Marion County Fish and Game Association is coming up on Tuesday, May 3rd at 7:15 pm.

Dues are $100 yearly and there is a one-time $25 fee for new members to cover your gate keycard. Renewals are $100. Also, don't forget that members receive discounts for many programs (i.e. Trap, Friday Night Steel, Bowling Pins).

If you want to save time, print the application and fill it out ahead of time and bring it with you to the meeting. Here is a link to it:

http://www.indyrange.org/media/Application.pdf

You can also take the quiz ahead of time (you'll need to refer to our rules to complete)

http://www.indyrange.org/media/Rules...ement_Quiz.pdf
http://www.indyrange.org/media/Range...2011-01-04.pdf

All new members are required to go through our safety training before they can become a member. Our Safety Coordinator (Chris) will go over the rules, and there is time for Q&A. The next opportunities for safety training would be during monthly Board meetings, and our annual Volunteer Day on Saturday, April 2nd at 10:00 am. While I understand it can be a pain to make a Tuesday night meeting (you may have to take vacation, etc.), it is very difficult for us to schedule special times to meet new members at the club for safety training, as we have 800+ member families.

Visit www.IndyRange.com for details about the range and facilities as well as programs and matches that we offer. The link also contains directions to the club. Our physical address is 7052 Crawfordsville Rd., Indianapolis, IN.

We just opened two new state-of-the-art 25 meter pistol bays in addition to the main range. With these bays, there will be much more time for open shooting at the club, as this allows members to shoot during the same time as many of our regular programs.

Thanks for your interest in our club, and for helping us promote the shooting sports in Indiana. It is through the memberships of so many people that we have been able to continuously improve (new gate, new roof, new bays, etc.) the club in the past year. We just finished a handicap accessible bathroom that Members can use during normal hours! Thanks to our existing Members, and we look forward to having new members join us in 2011!