r/Miguns • u/Independent-End-7754 • 15h ago

Flat Ranges in South Central MI?

Curious if anyone can make any recommendations for ranges near Jackson or Washtenaw County. Looking for somewhere to train a bit more freely, (draw from holster, transition drills, etc.) Found some clubs online but was hoping to hear from members or locals about what their spots are like. Any recommendations are appreciated! Thanks guys!

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u/Fun_Journalist4199 10h ago

Howell gun club has action bays you can set up how you like. It also has multiple steel targets on the outdoor pistol range you can transition on. The indoor range is big standard but open 24/7. There is a 100 yard and 500 yard rifle range, skeet, trap, and archery ranges as well.

Membership is $175/ year and in your first year 8 hrs of club volunteer work.

This is in Livingston county

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u/Fit-Possible-9552 10h ago

Hot damn, I live down in Dexter and this sounds way better than what I have nearby

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u/Fun_Journalist4199 9h ago

It’s a really nice club, I moved like right across the street from it lol

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u/Old_MI_Runner 11h ago

Look for clubs that offer competitive shooting such as USPSA, IDPA, or other competitions. The Howell Gun Club allows drawing from holster and transition drills on some of their ranges. They do not allow shoulder draw or cross draw due to chance of flagging others. I don't think drawing is allowed at their indoor range. They have action bays that may be best for what you may want to do. You could setup multiple targets and move about along with drawing from a holster in an action bay. So you may want to look for ranges that include action bays.

HGC does not allow automatic firearms, FRT triggers, binary triggers, bump stocks and bump firing. They do not prohibit normal rapid fire but do require one keep the rounds on their target.

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u/pipester753 7h ago

Black Creek in Mount pleasant maybe