Indianhead Rifle and Pistol Club
Indianhead Rifle and Pistol Club
Public Sight-In Days
IRPC believes SAFETY is of the utmost importance. Every November, prior to the opening of WI Deer "Rifle" Season, IRPC holds their "Public Sight-In Days" allowing members AND non-members the opportunity to sight-in their rifles.
Range personnel will be present to oversee safety and provide assistance to shooters. We have 12 firing positions with 8 of them under a roof. All targets will be provided as well as earplugs, use of spotting scopes and sandbags. While you are here sighting in your deer rifle, enjoy some hot coffee with us and the warmth of a wood burning fire.
(PLEASE NOTE: During our sight-in days, we will be utilizing the 100-yard Range and the Large Pistol Range. All other ranges are available for use by members.)
IRPC believes SAFETY is of the utmost importance. Every November, prior to the opening of WI Deer "Rifle" Season, IRPC holds their "Public Sight-In Days" allowing members AND non-members the opportunity to sight-in their rifles.
Range personnel will be present to oversee safety and provide assistance to shooters. We have 12 firing positions with 8 of them under a roof. All targets will be provided as well as earplugs, use of spotting scopes and sandbags. While you are here sighting in your deer rifle, enjoy some hot coffee with us and the warmth of a wood burning fire.
(PLEASE NOTE: During our sight-in days, we will be utilizing the 100-yard Range and the Large Pistol Range. All other ranges are available for use by members.)
Previous Public Sight In Days
Previous Public Sight In Days
2022 Public Sight In Dates
2022 Hunters can sight-in at the IRPC Range on the following days:
Nov. 12 & 13, and Nov. 16-18, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. all 5 days.
Please note - the range will be closed opening weekend
Nov. 19 & 20
Public Sight In Days - 2021
The tradition of hunting and gun safety is strong in our area, and both were carried on Saturday at the Indianhead Rifle & Pistol Club shooting range as young hunters gathered with older hunters to site-in their rifles for the opening of the Wisconsin gun deer hunt on Nov. 21. Among the kids on hand was Brody Garrett, 13, of Trego, who will enjoy his very first deer hunt next Saturday.