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| The Pistol range is divided into a bulls eye target range on the left (west) and a group of open bays on the right (east). As you enter the Pistol range, please notice a sign to indicate which areas are available for shooting and which bays are being used for an event (if any). A sign on the concrete retaining wall and under the patio area indicates the use of each range. The Pistol Range is handicapped accessible.
The bulls eye target range features nine bench rests (6 of which are covered) with target butts at 25, 50, 75 and 100 yards. Shooters provide their own paper targets. The east range consists of 7 open bays. This is where special events are held when scheduled. When a special event is not scheduled, it is for general target practice. A couple of the bays feature a steel plate rack.
The Magic City Action Shooters hold Action Pistol matches including USPSA, Steel Challenge, and Multi-gun at the Billings Rod & Gun Club. For additional information, visit them by clicking here The Montana Territory Peacemakers hold Cowboy Action and Wild Bunch events at the Billings Rod & Gun Club – see their information here The Billings Chapter of the Armed Women of America hold their monthly meetings on the 3rd Wednesday of each month. All ladies are welcome to attend. We spend some time shooting and some time in the classroom. You don’t have to shoot if you don’t want to. Check out our Facebook page for more details about each month’s event. The Armed Women of America was created to Educate, Equip, and Empower woman in the shooting community and beyond. It’s about women being comfortable around firearms and having a good time on the range with other women. Rimfire silhouette and centerfire handgun silhouette events open to the public are held during the year. The first match of the year is the second Sunday in April at 9:00 for Rimfire, and 11:00 for Centerfire. Entry fees for these events are:
There is a Muzzle Loader shoot the first Sunday of each month, year round, weather depending. For more info email John Moorhouse here. Aerial view of Pistol Range
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