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Schultz Resort Rod & Gun Club was founded in 1937 by Howard Schultz, an outdoorsman who wanted a place where sportsmen could gather safely. His will specified the 30-acre property could only be used as a gun club—a condition honored to this day. Today, the club operates as a 501(c)(3) non-profit wit...
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Schultz Resort Rod & Gun Club was founded in 1937 by Howard Schultz, an outdoorsman who wanted a place where sportsmen could gather safely. His will specified the 30-acre property could only be used as a gun club—a condition honored to this day. Today, the club operates as a 501(c)(3) non-profit with over 300 members dedicated to firearm and archery education, competition, and conservation.
The facility sits on the northern shore of Big Muskego Lake and includes:
Ranges are open to members 10am to legal sunset, except during scheduled events.
| Match Type | Frequency | Details |
|---|---|---|
| USPSA | 8 sessions/year | Bays 1-8, setup at 8am, match at 7am |
| Steel Challenge (SCSA) | 8 sessions/year | 150-yard range, setup day before |
| IDPA (Badger) | 9 sessions/year | Bays 1-8, 7am start |
| Trap League | Ongoing | Two houses, open and league play |
| Rimfire Challenge | Seasonal | Casual competition |
| PCS League | Seasonal | Pistol competition |
| Schultz Pistol League | Seasonal | Member competition |
| Outlaw Matches | Seasonal | Non-traditional formats |
| Vintage Rifle | Quarterly | Historical firearms focus |
All matches include post-match comradery at the clubhouse. Match setup days are ideal for meeting potential membership sponsors.
Hunter Education: Running since 1974, the program trains approximately 140 new hunters annually and has been awarded outstanding Hunter Education Program status by the Wisconsin Wildlife Federation.
Certified Instruction: The club offers hands-on courses including: - Intro to Firearms and Defensive Handgun - Intro to Defensive Rifle - Intro to Defensive Shotgun - Appleseed Rifle Clinic - Women's-focused shooting events (handguns, rifles, shotguns, archery)
Archery Lessons: Spring and summer programs offered through Muskego Parks & Rec.
In 2016, 27 local area businesses and organizations donated to support the club's "Take Aim at Cancer" fundraiser event.
Cost Structure: - Annual dues: $200 (runs June 1 - May 31) - New member initiation fee: $200 - Key fob: $10 (one-time) - Reactivation fee (if renewal after May 31): $100
Requirements: - Must be 21+ years old - Need sponsorship from existing member in good standing - Pass new member orientation - Pass written exam on club rules - Demonstrate proper firearms handling (live fire exercise) - Volunteer minimum 20 hours per calendar year ($15 charge per hour shortfall) - Family membership includes spouse/significant other 21+ and children/grandchildren under 21
Membership includes: Immediate family access, use of all range facilities during open times, voting rights, participation in member events.
No sponsor yet? Attend a match setup day. The club says you'll "meet a few folks, shoot a match, make new friends, and have a membership sponsor."
The club runs 11 membership meetings per year, 8 rounds each of USPSA and Steel Challenge, 9 IDPA matches, plus trap leagues, training courses, and special events. Full calendar available online with hours varying by event type.
W146 S8025 Schultz Lane, Muskego, WI 53150 (northwestern Milwaukee suburb, on Big Muskego Lake)
No monitored phone line. Email: - Membership: [email protected] - Leadership: [email protected] - Accounts: [email protected] - Newsletter: [email protected]
Nonmembers welcome at all "open events" without sponsor or fee.
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