CLUB FACILITIES:

RSC features a clubhouse with modern kitchen facilities and a main meeting room to accommodate approximately eighty people. The parking lot was paved in 1997, as part of the upgrading of all our facilities. A new shoot building was recently finished providing a comfortable place for shooters and their families to relax between rounds. This structure has bathroom facilities and is heated in the winter. Shooting facilities include a skeet field, a trap field with a wobbler option and a combination skeet and trap field. Our 100 and 200 yard rifle range has covered shooting positions. The pistol range has covered shooting positions and benches for the 50 yard targets and the 25 yard, six station (stationary or timed & rotating) targets. All ranges and fields are lighted for evening shooting. Handicapped access to the 25 and 50 yard pistol range is provided. Adjacent to and behind the 200 yard rifle range is the Cowboy staging area containing a large area with a common shooting line and two individual shooting lanes currently under development.
All ranges are open seven days a week for member use during established shooting hours, which are 10:00 A.M. to 9:30 P.M.. Ranges may be closed for certain club activities and rentals.
DIRECTIONS TO RSC:
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43.165390, -85.550950
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CLUB PURPOSE:

The purpose of RSC is to promote the conservation of natural resources, fish and wildlife; to teach and promote conservation, hunter safety, and sportsmanship; and to provide opportunities for fellowship of outdoor minded individuals through club activities and participation in the shooting sports.
AFFILIATIONS:
RSC is a member of the Michigan United Conservation Clubs (MUCC), the National Rifle Association (NRA), Michigan Coalition for Responsible Gun Owners (MCRGO), Great Lakes Shooting Sports Association (GLSSA) and the National Skeet Shooters Association (NSSA), Single Action Shooting Society (SASS), and the Wolverine Rangers. Club dues include MUCC membership and a subscription to the MUCC magazine; Michigan Out-Of-Doors. Links for these organizations are located on our LINKS page.

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