Skip to main content
ranges/shooting-range

Georgetown Fish and Game Association

Lake Ave, Georgetown, MA 01833-0402, Georgetown
•
26 miles from Boston

Georgetown Fish and Game operates four distinct shooting facilities in Georgetown, MA: Pistol Range — 25 and 50-foot distances with barricade positions for PPC (Practical Pistol Competition). All shooting positions are covered for year-round use in bad weather. Mid-Range — Variable positions designe...

Members Only Access
Shooting Range
Georgetown

Georgetown Fish and Game Association

Lake Ave, Georgetown, MA 01833-0402, Georgetown

—————
Georgetown, MA·Members Only·2 amenities·9783529831·See details for full schedule
LOCATION OWNER

Is this your location?

Claim it to update info & details

Claim Location

01 // OVERVIEW

#01

Overview

Location details and information

Georgetown Fish and Game operates four distinct shooting facilities in Georgetown, MA:

Pistol Range — 25 and 50-foot distances with barricade positions for PPC (Practical Pistol Competition). All shooting positions are covered for year-round use in bad weather.

Mid-Range — Variable positions designed for pistol and blackpowder firearms with covered positions to shoot in foul weather.

Rifle Range — 25, 50, 75, and 100-yard distances for rifle shooting. Includes benches and soft platforms for prone and other shooting positions. All positions are weather-protected.

Trap Field — Regulation 5-position trap field with machine that throws standard or double. Includes a heated trap house for winter shooting.

The club supports serious shooters across multiple disciplines:

  • •Trap shooting with organized events and instruction
  • •Black powder shooting with dedicated ranges and regular Friday shoots
  • •Silhouette competition including rimfire and .22 matches (Monday events)
  • •3D archery with a dedicated 3D range
  • •Youth programs including National Archery in Schools Program (NASP) instruction
  • •Competitive events including ice fishing derbies, pheasant hunts, and seasonal competitions like the Battle of the Bulge weekend shoot
  • •Hunter safety courses and trapper education
  • •Informal big bore rifle matches

New member applications are accepted monthly. Members get access to all ranges during operating hours:

DaysHours
Monday–Saturday9:00 AM to sunset
Sunday1:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Holidays1:00 PM to sunset

Members and immediate family can use all facilities. New applications available at the clubhouse or online—attend a monthly meeting (2nd Monday at 7:30 PM) to join.

Beyond the ranges, the clubhouse includes: - Meeting room for club gatherings - Kitchen facilities - Restroom facilities

This isn't a passive range. The club organizes regular events including cook-outs, work parties to maintain facilities, organized shoots, youth hunts, and seasonal competitions. Members contribute to maintenance through scheduled work parties.

Georgetown Fish and Game Association Inc P.O. Box 302 Georgetown, MA 01833-1007 (978) 352-9831 [email protected]

Leadership Contacts: - President: Dick Sprague ([email protected]) - Vice President: Bill Durant ([email protected]) - Secretary: George Kneeland ([email protected]) - Chief Range Officer: Steven Gardiner ([email protected]) - Archery Director: Jen True ([email protected])

Safety Information

  • •Check current conditions before visiting
  • •Follow all posted safety guidelines
  • •Respect other shooters and maintain safe distances

Restrictions

  • •Membership required for range access
  • •Immediate family members of members permitted
  • •Eye and ear protection required
  • •All firearms must be unloaded until on firing line
  • •Range closures for maintenance and special events
Pro Tips for Visiting
///
[Trap shooting](/handbook/trap-shooting) with organized events and instruction
///
[Black powder](/handbook/black-powder) shooting with dedicated ranges and regular Friday shoots
///
Silhouette competition including rimfire and .22 matches (Monday events)
///
3D [archery](/handbook/archery) with a dedicated 3D range
///
Youth programs including National Archery in Schools Program (NASP) instruction
///
Competitive events including ice fishing derbies, pheasant hunts, and seasonal competitions like the Battle of the Bulge weekend shoot

Loading comments...