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Due to High Fire Danger in Missoula County - use of Black powder is NOT allowed at the range at this time. BE BEAR AWARE - do not leave food garbage in the garbage cans at the bays, please use the dumpsters. |
The Western Montana Fish and Game Association has partnered with the Mineral County Shooting Sports Association (MCSSA), near Superior, Montana, to help them establish a new 1,000-yard range. Our agreement with MCSSA will make this new range available to WMFGA members at no additional cost. Please see below for more information on and what you will need to know to access their 1000-yard range.
WMFGA Members MUST have a current membership with WMFGA and have their WMFGA Membership card with them at all times and be willing to show it, along with valid ID to anyone at the MCSSA range.
If you purchased or renewed your WMFGA online, you can request this through your WMFGA dashboard.
If you do not have an online account, you can request this code from by email at info@wmfga.com or by calling us at 1-406-214-7296. Please note that we must have an updated WMFGA waiver - that includes MCSSA 1000-yard range - before you may receive the gate code. This method will have delayed access to the code.
Be sure to sign in once you have arrived at the range.
Sunday - Saturday 8:00AM – 8:00 PM OR DARK, whichever is earlier.
Eye and ear protection are required at all times.
Firearms must remain unloaded until positioned at the firing line.
Follow all instructions from the Range Safety Officer (RSO).
No alcohol or drugs are permitted on the range.
Children must be supervised by an adult at all times.
Please see link above for all rules
MCSSA's 1000-yard range is unattended and has no range officer on duty. Be sure to abide by their posted rules while using the range.
MCSSA has steel targets located at 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, & 1000 Yards.
There are target backers for paper targets located at 500 yards & 1000 yards. BE SURE TO REMOVE PAPER TARGETS and dispose of any garbage.