White Oak Rod and Gun Club

White Oak Rod and Gun Club has operated since 1946 as a non-profit 501(c)(7) corporation dedicated to teaching sportsmanship, conservation, and safe firearm handling. Built on 76 acres in the McKeesport area of Pennsylvania, the club provides a working shooting facility with multiple disciplines and active youth programs.

Shotgun Sports: - Three trap fields (one lighted with voice release) - One lighted skeet field - Five-stand course with 8 different target presentations

Rifle & Pistol: - Rifle range with 50, 100, and 200 yard targets (outdoor and covered) - Handgun range with 15, 25, and 75 yard targets (outdoor, covered, and lighted)

Other Facilities: - Indoor 50-foot range in clubhouse - Outdoor covered pavilion (seats 80 people) - Meeting room and kitchen

Three shotgun disciplines open to the public Tuesday and Thursday starting at 7pm:

No experience required. Come shoot clay targets and meet other shooters in the area.

The club runs a fully funded youth shotgun program for ages 10-18. Offered three times per year (June, July, August) with 4-week sessions on Thursdays 6:00-7:30pm.

What's included: - NRA-certified instruction (all volunteer teachers) - Shotguns, ammunition, and clay targets - Safety training and eye/ear protection - Zero cost to students or parents

Students learn trap shooting—one of the oldest clay target sports—and by week four they're breaking birds consistently.

Held the second Sunday of each month at 9:00am. Contact Brian Pritz ([email protected]) for details.

The club is member-run with an elected board of directors.

Costs: - $100 initiation fee (first year only) - $75 annual membership fee - $175 total first year / $75 per year thereafter

Requirements: - Proof of NRA membership required - One-year probation period for new members - Three work days per year OR $20 per day buyout - Membership meetings first Monday of each month at 7:30pm

• •Why work days matter: Members who participate get better insight into club operations and build relationships with other shooters. The club runs entirely on volunteer effort from the membership.

Members serve on committees that manage specific areas:

1. Financial - Oversee club finances and fundraising 2. Buildings and Maintenance - Maintain clubhouse and mechanical systems 3. Grounds, Roads, and Equipment - Maintain property and equipment 4. Shotgun Sports - Run trap, skeet, 5-stand events and equipment upkeep 5. Rifle, Pistol, Archery - Maintain ranges, schedule CMP matches, pin leagues, 3-D archery, black powder shoots 6. Social Events - Organize annual game dinner, NRA Youth Day, flea market

Members can bring: - Spouses, juniors, and grandchildren anytime - One adult guest up to three times per season - Guests must be accompanied by member at all times

After three visits, guests are encouraged to join as members.

• •National Rifle Association (NRA)
• •National Skeet Shooting Association (NSSA)
• •Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP)
• •Pennsylvania Game Commission Hunter-Trapper Education Division

White Oak Rod and Gun Club, Inc. 600 Skellytown Road North Huntingdon, PA 15642-1377

Office: (724) 863-9941 Email: [email protected] Facebook: facebook.com/WORGC