Medford Gun Club

The name 'MEDFORD GUN CLUB' was established on or before the year 1905. The objective of the Club then, was to inspire and promote good fellowship among those who shoot trap and skeet and to maintain a social, educational, historical and benevolent Club. These values still exist to this day.

The Club's original location was where the Jackson County/Medford airport is now located. The present location(55 acres) was purchased in 1943. The Club has grown from one trap field in 1905 to 9 trap fields and 3 skeet fields today.

The Club is membership owned and administered by a Board of Directors elected by the membership. The Board meets once a month and once a year, during the month of January, there is a general membership meeting for the purpose of electing Board members. All meetings are open to members.

Come break some clay with us! We offer 9 Traps and 3 Skeet fields. We welcome new shooters and have mentors available nearly all the time.

SAFETY -
Loaded guns are not allowed on Club property except on the firing line or at the patterning board. No closed actions are allowed except on the firing line, at patterning board or when in gun racks.

Guns must be unloaded before changing stations or shooter movement of any kind.

Guns shall be pointed downrange at all times when shooters are on the firing line.

No alcoholic beverages are allowed.

Proper eye and ear protection shall be worn on the fields when
anyone is shooting.

Shot size larger than 7½ or shells with a dram equivalent greater than 3¼
are not to be used on Club property.

All ammunition used on Club grounds is to be made available for inspection upon request by an officer or director. The use of any ammunition not conforming to Club rules or deemed to be a safety hazard must be discontinued immediately

No unauthorized members or personnel are allowed in trap or skeet houses at any time. Authorized members shall include officers, directors or their designees and skeet, trap and sporting clay committee members.

Shooters and authorized individuals only are allowed on the firing line. All others shall remain behind the firing line or as posted.

All firearms are to be unloaded and opened or racked during the repair and servicing of trap houses.

Any firearm which malfunctions must be unloaded on the firing line and serviced prior to being returned to use.

Any dud shell shall be kept in the possession of the member or their guest(s) and shall be disposed of properly. Duds shall not be left on the ground or thrown in the waste receptacles.

All PITA, ATA and NSSA rules relating to safety issues shall be observed, particularly those pertaining to squadding for handicap shooting. A 3 yard maximum differential shall be enforced; 2 yards for adjacent stations.