Oregon Trail Shooting Range

A: Annual Memberships, good through Jan 1st to Dec 31st each year, are $100 and cover the Member, their spouse, and kids under 18 living with them. Nonmembers pay a $5 guest fee but must be with a member to access the range. There is also Lifetime Membership for $1000 and Senior Lifetime 65 and older for $500.

- Gate City Sport Shooting Association (10 months ago)

A: Unfortunately we do not do day passes. 3 side bays that go out to 100 yards, main firing line goes out to 380 yards.

- Gate City Sport Shooting Association (10 months ago)

A: Range is out to 380 yards. Firing positions are covered.

- Gate City Sport Shooting Association (6 years ago)

A: Non Members must be accompanied by a Member and the guest fee as of Jan 1 2024 is $5 per person.

- Gate City Sport Shooting Association (10 months ago)

A: Yes it has a pistol range also but you can almost shoot whatever you want to. The ranges are perfect for pistol or rifle.

- Nick Castanon (2 years ago)

A: The range is typically open from sunrise to sundown 365 days a year. There are scheduled closures for maintenance, notice will be send via our website, email, and facebook.

- Gate City Sport Shooting Association (10 months ago)

A: $75 and membership lasts from January 1st through December 31st.

- Maria Shipley (2 years ago)

A: We are a private range. We do hold events that are open to the public but you have to contact the specific event director to be provided access. Events can be found on the Oregon Trail Range Calendar.

- Gate City Sport Shooting Association (10 months ago)

A: All areas have designated firing positions. More complex training may be performed as long as it meets the following conditions. All persons present in the firing area are aware and participating in training, no walking out in front of muzzles. Walking around with loaded firearms is only allow for your concealed carry, our range is a cold range by default, meaning you only load when you are ready to fire in a designated firing area. Keep all firearms pointed in a safe direction, loaded firearms must remain facing down range and should not break the 180 rule. For those who don't know what the 180 rule is. Imagine you are standing facing straight down range, if you turn 90 degrees to your left. That is the left most limit. If you turned right instead, that would be your right most limit. Ensure all rounds fired land in the dirt berms that contain the lane. Be prepared but be safe so you can keep training.

- Gate City Sport Shooting Association (10 months ago)

A: No

- Gate City Sport Shooting Association (10 months ago)