Shooting

Major General Robert C. Dickerson, Commanding General, Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune, participated in the Sanders Ford Claybusters Fun Shoot skeet-shooting tournament, at the base’s McItyre Skeet Range, Aug. 20. Photo by: Lance Cpl. Drew W. Barker

Shooting sports rank high as popular pastimes. More Americans hunt with firearms, enjoy muzzle loading, or participate in various other target shooting activities than play soccer, softball, or tennis combined. According to the National Sporting Goods Association, some 42 million individual Americans enjoyed some form of shooting sports over the past year. The Recreational Shooting program includes skeet, trap, pistol or rifle shooting at 9 installations. Not only are these sports popular, they are increasing in participation each year.

Installation	Facility Name	Bldg	Phone	Skeet	Trap	Archery	Pistol/ Rifle	MCCS Website
Albany	BOSMA Skeet Range	11220	229-639-7724	Yes		Yes	Yes	Website
Camp Allen	Indoor Firing Range	NCA604	757-489-2585				1	Website
K-Bay, Hawaii	Archery Range					Yes
Camp Lejeune	Skeet Range	TT30	910-451-3889	5	2	1	1	Website
MCCS SC	Khe Sahn Range - Parris Island		843-228-2793	No	No	1	Yes	Website
Camp Pendleton	Skeet & Trap	Bldg 25167	760-725-4832	Yes	Yes	No	Yes /No	Website
Quantico	Archery Range	Lunga Park	703-784-5270	No	No	1	No