Chambersburg Pistol & Rifle Club
The Chambersburg Pistol & Rifle Club is a premier shooting facility located in the scenic Cumberland Valley of Franklin County, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. Incorporated in 1946, this member-based club has served the regional shooting community for over 75 years and maintains affiliation with the Nat...
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The Chambersburg Pistol & Rifle Club is a premier shooting facility located in the scenic Cumberland Valley of Franklin County, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. Incorporated in 1946, this member-based club has served the regional shooting community for over 75 years and maintains affiliation with the National Rifle Association (NRA).
The club features comprehensive shooting infrastructure designed for both pistol and rifle disciplines:
- •Pistol Ranges - Dedicated pistol shooting areas for target and action pistol disciplines
- •Rifle Ranges - Multi-distance rifle ranges at 25, 50, 100, and 150 yards
- •Steel target courses for action shooting sports
Chambersburg Pistol & Rifle Club hosts a variety of shooting activities throughout the year:
- •Action Pistol matches and competitions
- •Fun Steel shooting events
- •Structured shooting matches
- •Personal Protection pistol courses
- •Basic Pistol certification courses
The club operates on a membership basis and is exclusively available for members and their authorized guests. Membership registration opens January 1st each year and continues until the membership limit is reached, so interested shooters should plan accordingly. The club welcomes inquiries about membership requirements and availability.
Situated in the beautiful Cumberland Valley region, the club provides a well-maintained shooting environment in Franklin County, serving shooters from throughout central Pennsylvania and surrounding areas.
Restrictions
- •Members and authorized guests only
- •Membership limited and registration opens January 1st annually
- •Eye and ear protection required
- •Firearms must be unloaded until on firing line
- •Range rules and cease-fire procedures must be followed
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