Silver Creek Conservation Club
Silver Creek Conservation Club started as a civic group focused on wildlife conservation and promoting shooting sports. Nearly 90 years later, it operates a 90-acre facility dedicated to exactly that mission—with the added benefit of hosting some of the region's most active competitive shooting matc...
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Silver Creek Conservation Club started as a civic group focused on wildlife conservation and promoting shooting sports. Nearly 90 years later, it operates a 90-acre facility dedicated to exactly that mission—with the added benefit of hosting some of the region's most active competitive shooting matches.
- •Range Access: Unlimited use of club facilities any day of the week. No hourly fees, no range commands, just show up and shoot.
- •Practice & Skill Development: Regular practice sessions run by volunteer members help shooters of all levels improve. This isn't about selling lessons—it's members helping members.
- •Social Events: The club hosts quarterly social gatherings for members and guests. Real community, not corporate theater.
| Timeframe | Cost |
|---|---|
| First Year Initiation | $200 |
| March Membership Class | $300 |
| August Membership Class | $150 |
| Annual Dues (every January) | $300 |
SCCC isn't just a members-only club. They organize and run sanctioned matches almost every weekend:
- •IDPA (International Defensive Pistol Association): Monthly matches, first full weekend. Simulates self-defense scenarios. 23,000+ members worldwide.
- •Steel Challenge: Monthly matches, fourth full weekend. Speed competition on standardized steel target stages. Winner has the lowest time.
- •USPSA (United States Practical Shooting Association): Bi-monthly matches, second full weekend. Tests speed, accuracy, and power.
- •PCSL (Practical Competition Shooting League): Additional competitive opportunities.
All matches are open to the public. Registration and details on Practiscore.
The club operates three main range areas:
- •Action Bays for dynamic shooting
- •Multi-Purpose Known-Distance Range for precision work
- •90 acres of dedicated club property
Not sure which match style fits you? The club recommends trying different organizations to find your style. Come spectate first if you want—see what each discipline actually looks like before committing.
Members must follow club regulations. Guests need to sign a waiver and abide by range safety rules before their first visit. Everything's documented and straightforward—no surprises.
Safety Information
- •Check current conditions before visiting
- •Follow all posted safety guidelines
- •Respect other shooters and maintain safe distances
Restrictions
- •Membership required for facility access
- •Non-members may participate in sanctioned matches only
- •Guests require member supervision and must complete waiver
- •All participants must comply with member and range safety rules
- •Match-specific rules apply per sanctioning organization
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