Great Guns Sporting,LLC

Great Guns Sporting opened in 1996 as a 10-station sporting clays course. Over nearly 30 years, it's expanded into a multi-discipline shooting complex open to the public seven days a week.

They run four different clay formats:

• •Sporting Clays (15 stations, 100 targets): $45 nonmembers / $33.75 members. The draw here is their 100-foot tower that throws targets from different angles—simulates actual hunting situations.
• •Trap (25 targets): $9 nonmembers / $6.75 members. Oscillating machine keeps you guessing on target angle.
• •Skeet (25 targets): $9 nonmembers / $6.75 members. Eight-station setup popular for upland game prep.
• •Five Stand (25 shots): $12 nonmembers / $9 members. Compact sporting clays alternative with less walking.

Rifle ranges include 50-meter, 100-yard (2 bays), 200-yard, and 300-yard configurations. Cost is $25 for nonmembers (members free), youth 18 and under $10. Includes two paper targets. Spotting scope rental $5, lead sled $10.

Pistol ranges span 7-25 yards with tables. Nonmembers pay $25 for two hours, $5/hour after. Members shoot free. They also have reservable 25-yard action bays for shooters bringing their own steel targets.

Half-day pheasant and chukar hunts by appointment (8:30 a.m. or 1 p.m. starts). Package tiers from Copper ($127.50–$170 per person) to Diamond ($300–$400). Guide and dogs available for $100. Archery range also available.

Open 8 a.m.–5 p.m. daily (starting October 1). They accommodate group events of any size. Call ahead in bad weather.