Safety is Number One and Everyone’s Responsibility!
Current Announcements
Membership renewals and new applications through the website will not be accepted until the beginning of 2024 due to maintenance.
Moore County Wildlife Conservation Club Range Usage Survey
The MCWCC Board would like the membership input on the direction they will take with improving the range facilities over the next several years. Your input is very important to the board and will highlight the needs you see that will improve the facilities.
Please complete the on-line survey at your earliest convenience. Thank you from the Board.
Please complete the on-line survey at your earliest convenience. Thank you from the Board.
Reloading class for members:
Harold Mendelson is offering to hold a reloading class for any members interested in learning or updating their skills. You can reach Harold by phone at 910-986-2602 or by email at hmendelson1946@gmail.com
Member In-person Safety Briefing Classes: Register for the class you want to attend.
The Club Officers and Board have incorporated an in-person Member Safety Briefing as a requirement for annual renewal of membership. Listed below are the dates available for this training.
Additional information about the Safety Briefings can be found here.
Additional information about the Safety Briefings can be found here.
Club Members In-person Safety Briefing Schedule:
December Classes: |
Club Members In-person Safety Briefing Schedule:
January 2024 Classes: |
REMINDER! -Club members will police their brass, steel casing, and leave in the brass buckets. Leave the club and ranges cleaner than you found it. Thank you!
NOTE 1.: Range One has been permanently closed until such time that satisfactory corrective action can be completed.
NOTE 2.: WAVIERS
To help simplify and expedite the guest waiver process, we have established a "Wavier Station" at the Information Bulletin Board located just prior the main gate. Please feel free to stop here for a waiver or just to drop one off if you printed one at home. This replaces the need for you to come into the clubhouse when bringing a guest. When bringing a quest, please remember to review our club's safety rules, particularly acceptable gun handling and "cold range" procedures. As aways, any questions, concerns or suggestions can be directed to any Officer or Board Members.
NOTE 1.: Range One has been permanently closed until such time that satisfactory corrective action can be completed.
- This is a result of a recent safety review conducted by the club's Chief Range Safety Officers and several Board Members. It was determined that the berm height is unsafe given a combination of weather erosion and the variety of ammo/drills used on this range.
NOTE 2.: WAVIERS
- Bringing a Guest and need a waiver?
- Have a completed waiver and need to drop it off?
To help simplify and expedite the guest waiver process, we have established a "Wavier Station" at the Information Bulletin Board located just prior the main gate. Please feel free to stop here for a waiver or just to drop one off if you printed one at home. This replaces the need for you to come into the clubhouse when bringing a guest. When bringing a quest, please remember to review our club's safety rules, particularly acceptable gun handling and "cold range" procedures. As aways, any questions, concerns or suggestions can be directed to any Officer or Board Members.
4th Quarter Article II: 4 Best Concealed Carry Positions: Pros Vs. Con
If you'd like to carry your defensive gun concealed, here are the four best choices for how to do it.
"How should I carry my gun?" I get this question nearly every time I’m instructing new shooters. While asking an instructor seems logical enough, the truth is they aren’t qualified to answer that question for anybody other than themselves. Odds are that the two of you have different routines, dress differently, and probably carry different guns. So if you are new to carrying a handgun weigh the pros and cons of at least these four options.
By: by FRANK MELLONI
"How should I carry my gun?" I get this question nearly every time I’m instructing new shooters. While asking an instructor seems logical enough, the truth is they aren’t qualified to answer that question for anybody other than themselves. Odds are that the two of you have different routines, dress differently, and probably carry different guns. So if you are new to carrying a handgun weigh the pros and cons of at least these four options.
- Inside the Waistband (IWB)
- Outside the Waistband (OWB)
- Appendix
- Small of Back (SOB)
By: by FRANK MELLONI