The Pistol Flex Range at Ellicottville Sportsmen’s Club is designed to support a variety of shooting distances and training styles. The range accommodates 3, 5, 7, 10, and 15-yard positions, with the ability to support shooting out to 40 yards, making it suitable for structured practice and skill development.

This flexible setup allows the club to host seasonal open pistol nights, visiting instructors, individual member training, and RAS Group Training classes. Members can also look forward to pistol bowling matches and other organized shooting activities as the program continues to grow.

Planned future additions include USPSA-style matches, further expanding opportunities for competitive and practical shooting within the club.

The Traditional Pistol Range at Ellicottville Sportsmen’s Club is always set up and available for members, providing a consistent and reliable shooting environment. This range supports a wide range of pistol shooting activities and serves as a core part of the club’s growing pistol shooting sports program.

Members can take advantage of seasonal open pistol nights, which operate on a first-come, share-the-range basis, offering a great opportunity to practice and connect with fellow shooters in a safe, organized setting.

The club also supports pistol education and development through pre-licensing classes and professional instruction offered in partnership with RAS Group Training, the club’s official training partner.

The Rifle & Shotgun Patterning Range at Ellicottville Sportsmen’s Club is a member-exclusive facility designed to support accurate, consistent shooting and seasonal preparation. The rifle range features a covered 200-yard shooting bench equipped with target holders and metal clangers at 100 and 200 yards, offering clear feedback at distance.

For shooters looking for a different setup, an open-air shooting bench is also available, providing flexibility based on preference and conditions. In addition to rifle shooting, the range includes a dedicated shotgun patterning target holder, allowing members to properly pattern their shotgun and ensure it’s ready for the season ahead.

All ranges operate on a first-come, first-served basis unless reserved through the official club calendar, helping maintain fair access for members.

This range is ideal for members focused on preparation, precision, and responsible use of club facilities.

The Skeet Range at Ellicottville Sportsmen’s Club offers a challenging and engaging shooting experience rooted in the long tradition of the sport. Designed for shooters of all experience levels, the club’s skeet shooting program provides a welcoming environment for both beginners and seasoned participants looking to sharpen their skills.

Skeet shooting is held Saturday mornings starting at 10:00 AM, running from May through October, making it a great seasonal activity for members who enjoy structured shooting in an outdoor setting. Each session offers the opportunity to practice technique, consistency, and timing while enjoying the camaraderie of fellow shooters.

Whether you’re new to skeet shooting or returning week after week, the Skeet Range delivers an exciting way to stay active, improve marksmanship, and spend time outdoors.

Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this rewarding and time-honored shooting experience.

The Trap Range at Ellicottville Sportsmen’s Club reflects the club’s deep roots in the sport of trap shooting. Built on the vision of the club’s founders, the facility was designed to serve shooting enthusiasts throughout the region with a high-quality, well-run range experience.

The range includes two fully equipped trap fields available for both day and night shooting, giving members flexibility throughout the season. An automated bird calling system keeps squad rotations moving efficiently, while the enclosed scoring house allows officials a clear, unobstructed view of each round.

Whether you’re working to sharpen your skills or chasing a perfect score, the Trap Range provides a safe, organized environment for consistent shooting.

Can you shoot a 25? Come join us and find out.