Auburn Rifle Club

The Androscoggin County Fish and Game Association has operated continuously for more than half a century as a safe, organized place to shoot handguns, rifles, shotguns, and bows. They own one of the most complete range setups in Maine—the kind of property it takes decades to build.

Pistol & Rifle - Two outdoor pistol ranges - 100-yard rifle range (200-yard range under construction) - Indoor range for .22 and non-magnum centerfire pistol

Shotgun - Two trap shacks/ranges - Five stand shooting

Other - Steel plate range with poppers, plates, and dueling trees - Archery facilities - Maine Action Pistol programs

You don't need to be a member to shoot here.

• •Shotgun requirements: 12 or 20 gauge. Pump, semi-auto, side-by-side, or over-under. Shot size: Number 7½ or 8 shot.

• •Season runs: April 14 through October 13 (held every other Saturday, rain out runs the following Saturday).

Pricing: - Members: $3 - Non-members: $5 - Juniors (18 and under): $2 (must be accompanied by parent/guardian)

• •Address: 476 Perkins Ridge Road, Auburn, Maine 04210

• •Phone: 207-713-9771

• •Monthly meetings: Last Wednesday of the month at 7PM

• •Facebook: Follow Auburn Rifle Club page for updates on the steel plate range and other activities.

Members get discounted shooting fees. Non-members can shoot at all public events by signing a liability waiver. The club runs youth programs and welcomes families. Their boardroom setup—monthly membership meetings plus a full calendar of public shoots—suggests they're serious about building community, not just running a range.

The club exists to provide "a safe, friendly and educational environment" for shooting sports. That's not marketing language—it's literally what they've been doing for 50+ years in Androscoggin County.