Meriden Rod & Gun Club
Meriden Rod & Gun Club operates as a private, not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing safe facilities for shooting and fishing in a family environment. Located at 12 Raven Lane in South Meriden, the club serves central Connecticut with a straightforward mission: maintain safe ranges, cons...
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Meriden Rod & Gun Club operates as a private, not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing safe facilities for shooting and fishing in a family environment. Located at 12 Raven Lane in South Meriden, the club serves central Connecticut with a straightforward mission: maintain safe ranges, conserve fish and game, and build community among members.
- •Access to shooting facilities
- •Fishing opportunities
- •Clubhouse facilities
- •Regular member events
- •Conservation and community involvement programs
The club operates on a tiered membership structure with options for different ages and commitment levels:
| Membership Type | Annual Dues | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Regular (18+) | $225 | Includes building fund, work requirement (10 hrs) |
| Junior (15-17) | $100 | 5 hours work requirement |
| Youth (8-14) | $50 | No work requirement |
| Senior (60+, 10 yrs service) | $112.50 | No work requirement |
| Life Member (60+, 25 yrs service) | Free | Waived work requirement |
New members: $50 application fee, plus initiation fee ($100), work bond ($100), and door key ($10)
Regular members contribute volunteer hours to maintain club facilities—work bond system returns funds when members reach lifetime status or complete their membership obligation.
Beyond shooting and fishing, the club emphasizes:
- •Conservation efforts for fish and game
- •Community involvement programs
- •Family-friendly environment across all age groups
- •Member events throughout the year
"A fun and safe place for all the family to fish and shoot"
The club maintains active ties to regional and national shooting sports organizations, including the National Shooting Sports Foundation and Connecticut State Rifle and Revolver Association.
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