Sheridan County Sportsmen`s Association
Sheridan County Sportsmen's Association operates a full shooting complex at 89 Keystone Road in Sheridan, Wyoming. The facility includes: Archery Range - dedicated archery shooting General Use Rifle and Pistol Ranges - open dawn to dusk, 365 days a year Indoor Range - seasonal operation (Sundays 10a...
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Sheridan County Sportsmen's Association operates a full shooting complex at 89 Keystone Road in Sheridan, Wyoming. The facility includes:
- •Archery Range - dedicated archery shooting
- •General Use Rifle and Pistol Ranges - open dawn to dusk, 365 days a year
- •Indoor Range - seasonal operation (Sundays 10am-4pm, November through March)
- •Long Range - for precision rifle work
- •Pistol Pit Complex - dedicated pistol training area
- •Trap Range - clay target shooting
- •Skeet Range - skeet and 5-stand shooting
- •Buffalo Gun Range - large-caliber rifle shooting
- •Muzzleloader Range - black powder and historical firearms
Controlled ranges (Long Range, Buffalo Gun, Muzzleloader, and Pistol Pit) operate only when an authorized Range Safety Officer or Range Opener is present.
Annual memberships cost $100 and include year-round access to general use ranges. Day passes are available for $20 at:
- •Rocky Mountain Discount Sports (Sheridan)
- •Big Horn Trading
- •SCSA Caretaker's House (90 Keystone Road)
- •SCSA Clubhouse (89 Keystone Road)
Non-members can use the Indoor, Trap, and Skeet ranges for a daily fee when an RSO is present. Junior memberships are $10, and Life Memberships ($1,000) are available in limited numbers through the caretaker.
SCSA offers safety-focused classes including:
- •Basic Pistol Class - satisfies Wyoming concealed carry permit requirements
- •Youth Activities - junior shooting programs
- •Women's Shooting Activities - dedicated women's events
- •Small Bore Rifle - rimfire training
- •Handgun Activities - pistol-focused instruction
All classes and events follow NRA gun safety rules and SCSA Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
The club hosts multiple competitive opportunities:
| Activity | Description |
|---|---|
| SCSA Club Matches | Regular competitive events |
| Sheridan Practical Shooters | USPSA-sanctioned competition |
| Cloud Peak Precision Rifle Shooters | Long-range competition group |
SCSA prioritizes safety and sportsmanship. The club emphasizes:
- •Proper firearms handling and marksmanship
- •Safe gun storage knowledge
- •Team play and self-discipline
- •Good fellowship among members
Guests of members can visit once (non-member day fees waived) with an SCSA Minor or Adult Guest Waiver completed in advance.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, SCSA operates entirely on volunteer effort. Members are encouraged to attend:
- •Annual Meeting - typically held in January with free spaghetti dinner, officer elections, and membership votes
- •Monthly Executive Committee Meetings - third Tuesday of each month at 7 PM, open to all members
"The involvement of members in managing, maintaining, and improving the SCSA facilities and activities is what makes SCSA work."
Every user must read and understand SCSA Rules and Regulations and Standard Operating Procedures before using facilities. SOPs exist for each range type: general use rifle/pistol, indoor, pistol pit, long range, buffalo gun, trap, skeet/5-stand, and archery. All users must complete required waivers and log-in sheets.
Fire Restrictions Active
Check current conditions before visiting. Smoking and open flames may be prohibited.
Safety Information
- •Check current conditions before visiting
- •Follow all posted safety guidelines
- •Respect other shooters and maintain safe distances
Restrictions
- •Members only
- •Eye and ear protection required
- •Firearms must be unloaded when not on firing line
- •No shooting outside designated hours
- •Range safety rules strictly enforced
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