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Gun Clubs in Wisconsin

14 of the 314 shooting ranges and firearm training centers we track in Wisconsin are gun clubs. Full listings for every city are on the Wisconsin page.

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314ranges statewide

Gun clubs differ primarily in whether they operate as private member-owned facilities, public-accessible sports grounds, or social organizations focused on specific disciplines like trap or practical pistol. Some require sponsor signatures and annual dues for entry, while others offer day passes, public league nights, or open training events. Checking a map pin will show location, but it will not clarify guest rules, range officer requirements, or membership availability.

Bloomer 1

  1. Tilden Shooting Range

    130th Ave, Bloomer, WI 54724

Brule 1

  1. Brule River Sportsmen's Club

    6250 S Ranger Rd, Brule, WI 54820-9047

Coleman 1

  1. Klondike Sportsmen's Club

    200 Business 141 N, Coleman, WI 54112-9793

Delavan 1

  1. Turtle Creek Sportsman Club

    County Highway P, Delavan, WI 53115

Dousman 1

  1. Dousman Gun Club

    W365S2005 Mill Pond Rd, Dousman, WI 53118-8750

Dunbar 1

  1. Dunbar Sportsmen's Club

    Airport Rd, Dunbar, WI 54119

Fountain City 1

  1. The Fountain City Rod & Gun Club

    Baertsch Valley Rd, Fountain City, WI 54629

Gillett 1

  1. Gillett Lone Oak Gun Club

    6555 WI-32, Gillett, WI 54124

Hill Point 1

  1. Hillpoint Rod and Gun Club

    E4151 Village St, Hill Point, WI 53937-9781

Menasha 1

  1. Lake Park Sportsmen's Club

    Fire Lane 8 , Menasha, WI

Mosinee 1

  1. Marathon County Rifle & Pistol Club, Inc.

    217980 Rifle Rd, Mosinee, WI 54455

Suring 1

  1. Kelly Lake Sportsman's Club

    9362 W County Road G, Suring, WI 54174

Taylor 1

  1. Taylor Rod & Gun Club

    N6199 CR-N, Taylor, WI 54659-8214

Wisconsin Rapids 1

  1. Wood County Rifle & Pistol Club

    920 Griffith Ave, Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54494-6710

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Verify guest policies early. Private clubs often restrict range access strictly to active members or guests accompanied by a member, so call ahead if you do not hold a membership.

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Good to know

What is the difference between a commercial shooting range and a gun club?

Commercial ranges typically operate on hourly lane rentals open to the general public with basic safety waivers. Gun clubs usually function as member-supported organizations or social clubs that may require annual dues, initiation fees, or work hours in exchange for facilities like outdoor fields or dedicated action bays.

Do I need to be a member to shoot at a gun club?

It depends on the facility's structure. Many private clubs restrict daily shooting to members and their hosted guests, while others open specific events—such as weekend trap shoots, charity matches, or hunter education classes—to non-members.

How much do gun club memberships typically cost?

Costs vary widely based on amenities and region. Annual dues often range from $100 to $300 for basic volunteer-run rod and gun clubs, though private facilities with extensive outdoor ranges or clubhouses may charge higher initiation fees and monthly dues.

Can a felon go to a gun range?

Under federal law and state regulations in Wisconsin, convicted felons are generally prohibited from possessing or handling firearms and ammunition. Violating these laws at a shooting range can result in severe federal or state legal penalties. You can review safety guidelines and operational rules across 14 venues listed on RangeAtlas in Wisconsin.

How much is a concealed weapons permit?

The cost of a concealed weapons permit varies, usually ranging from forty to one hundred fifty dollars for state application fees plus background check processing. In Wisconsin, RangeAtlas lists 14 shooting and training locations where you can ask about state-specific permit requirements and documentation.