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Established in 1933, the Newman Swamp Rats Club has a rich history in California, evolving from the “Swamp Rats Blue Rock Club” into a dedicated trapshooting range. Members and the general public can utilize its five trap fields, which are well-equipped with Pat Trap machines and Canterbury voice-activated target release systems. Moreover, the club organizes various trapshooting tournaments throughout the year, providing ample opportunity for shooting enthusiasts.

Historical Highlight: The log-style clubhouse, constructed in 1953, still stands, bearing testament to the club’s long-standing tradition in the shooting community.

Operating Hours

  • Wednesdays: 10:00 a.m. to approximately noon
  • Saturdays: Noon to around 4:00 p.m.
    Note: Availability on Saturdays may be limited during registered or league shoots. Before planning a visit, it is advisable to consult the club’s calendar, Facebook Page, or contact the club directly.

Pricing Details

  • Members: 10 punch card for $50, single ticket at $6
  • Non-Members: 5 punch card for $30, single ticket at $8
  • Juniors: 5 punch card for $25, single ticket at $5

Membership Options

  1. Individual Membership (18+ years): $100 ($50 with 24 hours of service)
  2. Family Membership (Married Couple): $150 ($100 with 24 hours of service)
  3. Lifetime Membership: $600 per person (50% off for seniors)
  4. Seniors (65+ years): $50; family memberships receive a discount if one member is 65 or older.
  5. League Membership: $15 per individual

Note: Membership specifics, benefits, and details on how to join are available upon inquiry.

Feedback from the Community

  • Fun experience and they are knowledgeable. However, the operating hours seem more flexible than mentioned.”
  • A pleasant club, but could be more welcoming to the general public.

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