Shortsville Rod and Gun

Trap and skeet club in New York's Finger Lakes region, established in 1940. The grounds include three trap fields with voice-activated target release and one skeet field, plus a fully equipped rifle and pistol range spanning 25, 50, and 100-yard distances under a shooting shelter.

The club's original log-cabin clubhouse stood on land belonging to the Papec Machine Company; the club disbanded in the late 1950s and was reestablished in 1965, later purchasing its current acreage and deeding the land to the club by the early 1970s. Members built a new clubhouse and later expanded it, and added pavilions on the property — one of which hosts the Long Riders, a Single Action Shooting Society (SASS) cowboy-action group. The club supports junior shooters with coaching and by helping cover the cost of shells and targets.