Lansing Rod & Gun Club
Lansing Rod & Gun Club was founded in 1955 by hunters, fishermen, clay target shooters, and conservationists who wanted a place to shoot and give back to the community. That same philosophy runs the club today. The range supports multiple disciplines: Trap, rifle, and pistol shooting - competitive a...
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Lansing Rod & Gun Club was founded in 1955 by hunters, fishermen, clay target shooters, and conservationists who wanted a place to shoot and give back to the community. That same philosophy runs the club today.
The range supports multiple disciplines:
- •Trap, rifle, and pistol shooting - competitive and recreational
- •Hunter safety training - certified courses for hunters
- •Bow and gun training programs - instruction for skill development
- •Competitive leagues - Cayuga Lake League, creamsicle league, flat league, and ATA registered shoots
- •Special events - 200 bird marathons, turkey shoots, gun raffles
What sets this club apart isn't just the shooting. They actively manage wildlife through pheasant raising and release programs and run a walleye rearing and stocking operation that supplies the local fishery. They've invested in stream improvement and maintain a rod building and fly fishing seminar program.
The club also:
- •Hosts NYS Pony Club events
- •Funds college scholarships for high school students
- •Makes charitable donations to worthy causes
- •Teaches responsible gun ownership and safety to youth
Sunday morning breakfast is open to the public—no membership required. Check the website for current hours and any scheduling changes.
This isn't a commercial range trying to squeeze revenue. It's a conservation organization that happens to run a shooting facility. Membership gets you access to the ranges, competitive shoots, and all the programs. New shooters and families are welcome.
Contact: (800) 555-1212 or [email protected]
Safety Information
- •Check current conditions before visiting
- •Follow all posted safety guidelines
- •Respect other shooters and maintain safe distances
Restrictions
- •Membership may be required for certain activities
- •Eye and ear protection required
- •Hunter safety certification required for certain programs
- •Follow all range safety rules and instructions
- •Youth must be supervised by adults
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