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  • WORK DETAIL DATE CHANGE- RANGE CLOSURE

    The work detail originally scheduled for April 21st is now changed to Saturday April 20th from 10am till completed which should be mid afternoon. The range will be closed for the work detail on April 20th from 10am to about mid afternoon. Cumberland Riflemen Apparel will be available for sale during the work detail. Apparel…

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    I would like to thank the two members who were on the Plinking Range Saturday 3/30/24 at about 1:30PM. These two members were observed by the Range Steward and myself on camera cleaning the range area sweeping up the pad even underneath the tables to make the range better than when they came. I know…

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  • REMINDER WORK DETAIL RANGE CLOSED

    There is a work detail Saturday March 9th. The range will be closed from 9AM till about 1pm Jim McGarry President CRI

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Welcome

Cumberland Riflemen is a private outdoor shooting range located in Cumberland County, South Jersey. Our ranges are generally accessible to Club members only, though most organized Events are open to the public. We are proud to host one of the longest rifle ranges in New Jersey at 600 yards. Several other pistol, rifle, and multi-use Ranges are available for member use 51 weeks of the year (closed for deer season). If you’re interested in becoming a member, please review the info available on our Membership page. Pistol and rifle shooters are invited to attend our many Events that are open to all shooters. For aspiring young shooters, read more about our Junior Program.

All members, member guests, and shooters attending organized events are required to abide by the Rules of Range.

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A Little Club History

During the spring of 1964, a small group of N.R.A. rifle and pistol shooters, tired of being chased out of gravel holes used as shooting ranges, located a piece of property off Route 49, West of Union Road. This gravel hole and surrounding property belonged to the Smith Brothers’ roofing family. A meeting with the Smiths was arranged, and permission to establish a shooting range was granted. By verbal agreement, the founders of the Club agreed to pay the taxes on the land. Consisting of 108 acres, deemed undeveloped wilderness, the taxes were a whopping $1 per acre per year, for a lease price of only $108 per year, which remained for many years to come. These “pioneers” cleared and surveyed the property that is now the 600 yard rifle range. They even hand dug a well to have fresh water to drink. Shooters came from miles around and from other states to shoot on the range and hold matches. Some shooters even brought empty jugs to fill with the cold fresh water to take home with them. The well pipe is still there, but unfortunately due to vandalism, the well was abandoned. continue reading->