Bridgeville Rifle and Pistol Club

Bridgeville Rifle & Pistol Club was founded by WWII veterans shortly after the war and formally incorporated in 1993. The club operates on approximately 130 acres at 10409 Rifle Range Road in Milford, Delaware—land originally owned by the American Legion.

What started as NRA High Power Rifle competition at 200, 300, and 600 yards has expanded dramatically. Today, the club hosts competitive matches almost weekly across multiple shooting disciplines and maintains membership with the Delaware State Sportsmen's Association.

The club operates several dedicated ranges:

• •1000 yard rifle range – 15-bench covered firing position, open points at 800 and 900 yards
• •600 yard rifle range – 12-bench covered firing position, open points at 200, 300, and 500 yards
• •300 yard multipurpose range – 15-bench covered, impact areas at 100, 200, and 300 yards
• •Pistol ranges – 25 yard covered (4-bench), 25 yard uncovered (3 ranges), 40 yard uncovered, and 50 yard covered (2-bench)

Bridgeville is one of only three ranges in the United States using the HEXTA Electronic Target system for High Power matches.

The club hosts sanctioned matches for:

• •NRA Long Range Competitions (Conventional, Fullbore, Palma, F-Class)
• •International Bench-rest Shooting
• •IDPA (International Defensive Pistol Association)
• •USPSA (United States Practical Shooting Association)
• •Single Action Shooting Society (Cowboy Action)
• •NRA Action Pistol Shooting

Training programs range from basic rifle and pistol courses to advanced shooting instruction and Delaware-approved Concealed Carry of a Deadly Weapon certification.

Bridgeville members have established 26 national records, several still standing. Most notable: Jon Howell's 500-30x score shot on club grounds.