Long Branch Sportsman's Club

Text Box: Youth shooters from the Washington County 4-H program learn marksmanship skills on our indoor range. The indoor range is 50’ long, has 6 positions and is capable of handling all pistol calibers, including jacketed bullets. The bullet traps are made from 1/2” thick armor plate, and provide a target area of about 5’ x 2’ per position. Firing can be done in any position—standing, kneeling, sitting, or prone. This range was renovated in 2003.

Text Box: Our 100 yard outdoor range was renovated in 2004 providing a wide, level shooting area. Any rifle or pistol fire is allowed on this range. This picture was taken in October 2006. Long enough for 100 meter shooting also. We also have areas suitable for clay pigeons.

Shoot year round on our 50’ indoor pistol/smallbore rifle range.

Text Box: Every Tuesday from October to May, we hold a .22 pistol bullseye league on our HEATED indoor range. The shoot is open to the public, and all skill levels are welcome. Any .22 pistol is allowed, although most people use semi-autos with red-dot scopes. Loaner equipment can be made available to anyone interested in trying the match. This is just the thing to keep your shooting skills honed over the cold winter months!

We have NRA Certified Instructors for rifle, pistol and shotgun. Classes are available to the general public for individuals or groups.

Looking for a unique company outing or team building exercise?

We can provide an experience your employees will not forget. Marksmanship training builds confidence, concentration and responsibility. Contact us and we can design a program to fits your needs.

Long Branch Sportsman’s Club is located in Long Branch, PA, minutes from exit 39 on I-70. The focus of our club is to provide shooters with range facilities where they can improve their skills, further the shooting sports and enjoy recreational shooting.

lbscshoots@yahoo.com

Club President—Vince Bloom (724)825-2919

vince@bloomautomatic.com

Map of Long Branch, PA

Map of the club location — the star marks the spot!

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Text Box: Directions to Long Branch Sportsman’s Club Take Exit 39 off I-70. At the end of either exit ramp, make a right. Continue past the Exxon station to the stop sign. Road comes to a T. Turn right onto State Street (zero the odometer) Follow State Street past the Kozy Nook (on the right) down the hill, go straight through the intersection and proceed up the hill. Pass Cuckoo Hollow Road (On Right), Pass Baker Drive (On Right). At an odometer reading of 1.3 miles, while in a sweeping right curve, turn left onto Honor Roll Road. (Unmarked). Honor St is just before the big yellow arrow sign. At 1/2 mile from the left turn, you will come to a 4 way stop. (Honor Street and Cherry Lane. Go straight on Honor Street. At 0.6 miles from the Cherry Lane/Honor Street intersection is the intersection of Honor Street and Sphar Road (on the left). There is a large green garage on the left side. Turn Left on Sphar Road. At 0.4 miles up Sphar Road you will see the Long Branch Sportsman’s sign on your right.

Need a Tax Deduction? Donations Welcome

Maintaining our commitment to the shooting sports takes time, effort and funding. If you would like to contribute to our cause, we would greatly appreciate it. We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, so monetary contributions are 100% tax deductible. Three ways to donate:

· To send funds via PayPal to lbscshoots@yahoo.com, click here

· Send a check or money order payable to LBSC to;

Long Branch Sportsman’s Club

PO Box 243

Fayette City, PA 15438

· For Visa, MasterCard, or AmEx – call Vince at (724)825-2919 for processing.

If your company would like to donate goods or services, please contact us.

Club membership is very affordable at $40 per year. We are currently accepting new members.

We also have 6 commercial bullet traps available for sale. Rated for 1500fps. Very durable.

Click here for more details.

Scouts, youth groups, church groups and any other youth organizations, contact us if you would like to arrange an activity.