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MT. Pleasant Sportsman's Club
Briarcliff Manor, NY
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•Founded in 1941, Mt. Pleasant Sportsman's Club built its original trap house in 1946 and has been a fixture in the Briarcliff Manor shooting community ever since. Trap shooting remains the club's primary activity, with three trap houses on the grounds and year-round programs. Trap Shooting Fundament...
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Founded in 1941, Mt. Pleasant Sportsman's Club built its original trap house in 1946 and has been a fixture in the Briarcliff Manor shooting community ever since. Trap shooting remains the club's primary activity, with three trap houses on the grounds and year-round programs.
- •Trap Shooting Fundamentals Courses - Introductory program for novice or experienced shooters. Includes 1 hour of firearm safety instruction followed by hands-on trap shooting with clay targets. Everything is provided (no gun needed). Continental breakfast and lunch included.
- •NRA-Certified Instruction - Classroom training and practical field instruction from experienced marksmen
- •Loaner Firearms - Students without their own gun are provided one for courses
- •Competitive Leagues - Spring, Summer, and Fall leagues with regular Thursday and Sunday sessions
- •Practice Sessions - Wednesday and Sunday practice times year-round
- •Recreation Shoots - Open competitions throughout the year
- •Special Events - ATA shoots, Boy Scout programs, merchant shoots, and member dinners
Fundamentals courses max out at 15 participants and require adult supervision for shooters 16 and under. Ages 12+.
| Day | Time | Activity |
|---|---|---|
| Wednesday | 10 A.M. - 2 P.M. | Practice |
| Sunday | 10 A.M. - 4 P.M. | Events |
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Location: 121 Clay Bird Lane, Briarcliff Manor, NY
Contact: 914-941-3607 (Membership inquiries) or 914-804-9190 (Fundamentals courses)
"This is an introductory program for novice or experienced participants with instruction by experienced marksmen."
The club operates as a community resource open to shooters of all experience levels. Regular board meetings, membership votes, and social events like the September Pig Roast keep the membership engaged. Founded by a small group of community-minded sportsmen, MPSC maintains that same grassroots approach today.