All about Colorado Rifle Club

Facilities and Ranges:

The CRC is known for its extensive range offerings, catering to a wide variety of shooting disciplines:

• High Power Rifle Range: The premier range, featuring shooting lines from 200 yards out to 1,000 yards. It includes dedicated benches and covered prone positions for long-range competitions.
• Long-Distance Precision Rifle Range (LDPR): This range has positions with electronic targets for real-time feedback, popular for PRS-style matches.
• Smallbore Rifle Range: Features covered firing points at 50 and 100 yards, used for NRA smallbore competitions and training for youth programs like Boy Scouts.
• Pistol Range: Includes covered firing lines with targets at 25 and 50 yards, used for various pistol matches and events.
• Sporting Clays: A ten-station course with additional practice traps, used for organized shoots and available for member practice.
• Silhouette Range: A dedicated range with covered firing points for both high-power (out to 700 meters) and smallbore silhouette shooting.
• East Range: Features multiple berms for action pistol and other dynamic shooting sports.
• Schuetzen Range: Provides covered, benched firing points at 100 and 200 yards, also used for CMP matches and .22 benchrest shooting.

Services and Membership:

The CRC is a private, members-only club, not open to the general public for daily use. Non-members can sometimes participate in specific scheduled events and competitions.

• Membership: The club has a capped membership and often maintains a waitlist for new applicants. The process for joining typically involves a fee to be added to the waitlist.
• Events: The club is a major hub for competitive shooting, hosting over 200 sanctioned events annually in a wide array of disciplines. These include NRA-sanctioned events, long-range benchrest, black powder matches, and tactical-style competitions.
• Training: The club also supports training and youth programs.