Maury County Gun Club - Columbia, Tennessee - Skeet Trap
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Maury County Gun Club
Club Type
Public/Member
Contact
Robert M. McKay, III
Location
Parsons Bend Road
Columbia, TN 38401
(931) 381-3006
Club Hours
Sat and Sun - 1:00 to 5:00
Facilities
Skeet
Trap
5 Stand
Sporting
FITASC
Other
Birds
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
The information shown above was accurate when obtained. You should ALWAYS check with the club for up-to-the-minute information before making a trip to a club that you are not familiar with.
Directions
We are located on Parsons Bend Road. These directions are for anyone coming from I-65 north of Columbia. Take Exit 53 from I-65 South, which is Saturn Parkway. Go about 4 miles and take the Columbia Hwy. 31 South exit. Go 8 miles, or to the 2nd traffic light; turn right onto Hwy. 412 (bypass), and go 5 miles to the Hwy. 50 West exit. Turn left and go .2 of a mile (under the overpass) to the 2nd road on the right, which is Monsanto Road. There is a Club sign there. Go 2.9 miles and turn left before the Solutia entrance sign. You will begin seeing small white signs that indicate the Gun Club with arrows showing where to turn. Go .8 mile to where the road forks, take the left fork, go up a hill .1 of a mile and turn right. Then go 1 mile to the gate entrance of the pistol and rifle ranges on the left side of the road. Continue on past that entrance and take the next left at the top of the hill which is the gate entrance to the Clubhouse and the skeet & trap range.
Club Reviews Submitted by Visitors, Members or Staff
Carson Caudill Dickson, TN Member More than 10 visits Reviewed 05/19/2010
The club has multiple skeet and trap ranges. The club house has a kitchen and large group area. Drink and snack machines, both expensive, bring own sandwiches or other food as it's a long drive to any place to eat. Club members are very friendly and helpful. Club is open Saturday and Sunday from about 1 PM to dark. No alcohol allowed. Pistol and rifle ranges also. Very children friendly, with several members involved is youth shooting programs. Small children must be supervised. Very low key, you can bring you hunting shotgun and no one will look down their noses at you.
