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Minot Rifle & Pistol Club

1600 62nd St SW, Minot, ND
3.9 (18 reviews)

Minot Rifle & Pistol Club operates two distinct facilities in the Trestle Valley just west of Minot. The indoor range features 12 lanes at 25 yards with a classroom and amenities. The outdoor range spans 120 acres with multiple shooting bays designed for both pistol and longer-range rifle work. The ...

Minot, ND

Minot Rifle & Pistol Club

1600 62nd St SW, Minot, ND

3.9★ (18)·Minot, ND·7018333867·See hours

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Minot Rifle & Pistol Club operates two distinct facilities in the Trestle Valley just west of Minot. The indoor range features 12 lanes at 25 yards with a classroom and amenities. The outdoor range spans 120 acres with multiple shooting bays designed for both pistol and longer-range rifle work.

The club hosts sanctioned matches throughout the year:

  • IDPA (monthly, typically 2pm)
  • USPSA (monthly, starting 8-9am)
  • Steel Challenge (monthly)
  • MultiGun (monthly)
  • Buffalo Match (monthly)
  • Light Rifle competitions (seasonal)

The club hosted the Vortex Optics ND State Championship USPSA event in June 2025, signaling their position as a major competition venue.

  • Ladies Night runs twice monthly at 7pm on the indoor range—open shooting and community for female shooters.
  • Junior Marksmanship runs year-round with sessions at 8:30am or 10:30am (dates vary monthly).
  • Concealed Carry Classes offered regularly through EZARMSND partners.
  • New Member Meetings held weekly at 7pm to onboard shooters into club operations.
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Annual Cost$120 (effective May 2025)
Indoor HoursMonday-Friday, 7pm-9pm
Guest AccessOutdoor only with registered guest pass
Pistol Lockers$10/season (indoor range season)

Outdoor shooting must halt at sundown or 8pm—no exceptions. Guests must be pre-registered with valid passes.

  • Spring Gun Show (late March) and Fall Gun Show (late November) bring the community together for buying, selling, and socializing.

Annual memberships expire April 30th annually. The club operates two business meetings yearly—one in spring (April) and a semi-annual meeting in October where members vote on club direction and rate adjustments.

Outdoor range roads are not maintained. Use at your own discretion during wet seasons.