All about Miami Rifle & Pistol Club

Facilities and Ranges:

The club is situated on over 130 acres and offers a wide variety of ranges for different shooting disciplines:

• Rifle Ranges:
  • High Power Rifle Range: This range is a key feature, with twelve covered firing points at distances of 200, 300, 500, and 600 yards. Practice at the 500- and 600-yard lines requires special member certification.
  • Smallbore/Rimfire Range: Features 25 firing points with target frames at 50 and 100 yards.
  • Bench Rest Range: A separate range with covered firing points and concrete benches for stable shooting at 50, 100, 150, and 200 yards.
• Pistol Ranges:
  • Bullseye Pistol Range: Has 30 covered firing points with electrically operated turning target frames at 25 and 50 yards. It can also be used for smallbore rimfire rifle and black powder shooting.
  • Practical Pistol: Up to eight bays across three ranges are available for USPSA-style competitions.
  • Bowling Pin Range: A dedicated range for bowling pin competitions.
• Other: A multi-purpose covered range with three bays for a variety of firearms.

The club also has a clubhouse for training classes and social use, along with an open-air pavilion with picnic tables.

Services and Membership:

Miami Rifle & Pistol Club is a members-only club, with the exception of public matches. All members must be part of the NRA. The club is well-known for hosting sanctioned matches by organizations like the NRA and Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP).

The club offers various services to its members, including:

• Training and Education: Classes for members, including a mandatory long-range certification course for those wishing to shoot at 500 and 600 yards.
• Competitions: The club holds a variety of matches and leagues across its different ranges and disciplines.
• Youth Programs: Programs for junior shooters are available, especially during the summer months.

The club emphasizes safety and requires all new members to complete a range orientation and safety briefing.