Join Washington Sportsmen Association for Indoor and Outdoor Pistol Ranges -Trap - Skeet - Archery
Please review our range rules here. Outdoor range hours 9am - 9pm.
Our general membership meetings happen quarterly on the 3rd Thursday in July 17th, October, January and April at 7pm in the clubhouse (food at 6:30). Reminder, we need a quorum to approve of large expenditures.
The voting meeting is in the books with 4 positions filled. New officers TBD, stay tuned!
ATTENTION!!!
Are you a wanting to be a part of Washington Sportsman’s most elite group? A group of specialized and skilled volunteers that enjoy the outdoors, a team dedicated to preserving the finest standards of Agrostology. If so, then the Washington Sportsman’s Association Grass Rats team is for you!!! As a grass rat, you will have the ability to get some peace and quiet while driving around the club’s grounds. All our mowers come equipped with cushy seats and cup holders to hold a beverage. I prefer to show up early and drink my joe while I mow!
In all seriousness, the lawn team needs volunteers to make it work effectively. We usually have enough people where each person mows 2-3 times for the whole year. It takes about 3-4 hours if you are mowing by yourself, but my wife always joins me and it takes us 2 hours max. We currently have a Kubota BX23 with a 60” cutting deck, a cub cadet 1054 with a 54” cutting deck and Ferris zero-turn mower with a 48” deck. All the equipment is well maintained and ready for use. It’s always a stretch to ask for people to use a push mower or trimmer; we do have a push mower, string trimmer and a walk behind brush cutter / string trimmer for use. However, if I can just get some people to offer to come out and drive around for a few hours, I’ll take it!
If anyone is interested, or has questions, please let me know. Link here to sign up.
Dave Kunca, d.kunca@comcast.net
(The Grass Rats Leader)
Sign up for the Smokeless Virtual Shooting Clinic on the Events Page.
Mondays - Noon - 2pm - Range depends on weather.
Check out what we're about here.
Metropolitan Police Revolver League
Washington Sportsmen's Association will again sponsor a team in the MPRL. In addition, WSA will cover the entry fee of $15/caliber for rimfire, centerfire or both.
There is no travel involved and the range is reserved for us each Wednesday from 6:00-8:30 pm to continue our practicing during the off season.
This league is shot in twice a year for 14 weeks at our INDOOR range from January 14th thru April 22nd 2026 will be completed.
OUTDOOR range range starting May 22nd thru August19th. More information can be found here or by calling Douglas N. Goodwin, 724-288-8273
Free practice area with field arrows in bags and all other arrow types into the blocks.
Shotgunners
Using the pattern board near trap house #5 will help you to get a better idea of what you need to modify. Give it a try! Please, NO SLUGS! and absolutely NO SHELLS are to be shot at the outdoor range!
It's almost that time of year again. Would you like to be a part of the best team at the club?!
2 years ago we started our own lawn care and maintenance team and was able to save the club thousands of dollars. That money was reinvested into club projects and maintenance items.
This year we hope to grown the lawn care team and make the club grounds even better. Zero-turn and push mower both available. We are also asking if anyone would like to keep the walkways cleared and salted in the Winter months.
With your help we can make this possible. If interested please click on the link below, we will contact you in the early spring. Thank you for your time and help. Make sure to list your T-shirt size!
We are very pleased to announce we will be hosting the Hunting Hills Hawkeyes Youth Skeet team for practices again! They will be at the Club on the Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the late aftternoon/early evening. These kids are GREAT!
It has been a BUSY time here at the club!
*Most recent is the placement of our fearless leader, your club president and all around good guy, Skip Alrutz. Skip has decided to step down and overseeing the replacement light pole for trap house 2 is his last duty. It is with this recognition, we will be renaming it to The Skip Alrutz Was Here pole!
Driveway maintenance of grading, milling and brush removal.
The driveway has been paved to beyond the gate and the outdoor range parking lot has been expanded! There is still some finishing touches to be made for parking with some grading, filter fabric placement and some millings or stone.
The old place is getting the facelift she needed! With that, we'd like to thank everyone that takes their time and effort to keep things running. Some of you go above and beyond and there is no way, even with this dedicated BoD, that we can do it without you!
The volunteer Lawn Care Team alone saves us thousands of dollars so that these kinds of improvements can take place without an increase in dues.
We would encourage anyone that has some time and wants to get involved with various committees for Trap, Skeet, Archery, Lawn and Picnic. Send us an email: washingtonsportsmenclub@gmail.com
Photos provided by Douglas Goodwin and Trent Denison.
Video by Skip Alrutz here
Updated 10/10/25
Sign ups for the upcoming Smokeless Range shoot is on the Events page.
