Shotgun Shooting Ranges

Big Bear Sportsman's Club is proud of the hard work and effort our members put into our shotgun shooting range on our beautiful 80 acre sportsman's club property located in Kaleva Mi. 

Both our archery and shooting ranges are open for public use during posted hours. The current range hours are posted on the home page at the bottom. 

ShotGun Shooting Range Fees

Please keep in mind the maximum size of shot allowed at Big Bear Sportsmans Club is 7 ½ shot size.

Extra boxes of shotgun shells will be available at the range for purchase if you run out or brought an improper shot size along.  

Currently on the shotgun range, we offer trap shooting, 5 stand shooting, and skeet shooting. 

You will have the opportunity to shoot clay pigeons being thrown from one of five different launch positions. These shots will range from straight on shots, to extreme left to right flights, as well as, extreme right to left flights.

With the five stand shooting range you will find a large enough variety of real life shooting simulations to challenge even the most seasoned veterans of skeet shooting.

Range Safety Rules

 1. All members and guests shooters must sign in and out in the book or entry form provided. All shooters must sign waiver form prior to shooting.

2. Firearms may NOT be handled after consuming alcohol or illegal drugs. 

3. Keep gun unloaded and action open except when firing. 

4. Wear eye and ear protection when on or near firing line. 

5. Load and fire and unload only from the pads. 

6. Do not close action until it is your turn to shoot. 

7. Keep your finger OFF the trigger until you are ready to shoot. 

8. Always point the muzzle in a safe direction. 

9. No horse play on range. 

10. Load one round for singles. 

11. Pick up empties only after round is completed. 

12. No shot larger than 7 1/2. 

I have read and understand the Range Rules for the Big Bear Sportsman's Club and will do my utmost to follow them when at the range. My privileges may be revoked at any time if these rules are not followed.

The Range Safety Officer will always have the final say on all range operations. Their decision is final. If they feel the range is being operated in a un-safe manner, they will shut done the range immediately.