• Three Skeet Fields
• Two Trap Fields (Shared with Skeet Fields)
• One Five Stand Field
• Archery Range - Six (6) Lanes up to 160 feet with five (5) Brickwall Systems.

Trap & Skeet and 5 Stand Fees are per Round of 25

Archery Fees

Fort Campbell MWR
Skeet and Trap

 SAFETY REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES

1.  New shooters must make themselves known to range personnel for orientation on safety and range procedures.

2.  Children under the age of 16 will be accompanied by a parent and under control at all times.

3.  All shooters must wear safety glasses and hearing protection when on range

4.  Spectators and personnel waiting to shoot are not allowed forward of club house area (small children are spectators). 

5.  Only regulation Skeet and Trap will be shot.

6.  No more than five (5) shooters on a squad.

7.  Load weapons only on shooting stations.

8.  Keep loaded weapons pointed down range at all times.

9.  All shots will be fired from stations only.

10.  On Stations 1 thru 7, never load more than two (2) shells.  On Station 8, load one (1) shell at a time.

11.  Empty weapons will be carried with action open at all times.

12.  Empty shells will not be retrieved until the round is completed and range is cleared.  All empty shells and litter will be picked up.

13.  All shooters must be alert when on range.  Anyone can call “CEASE FIRE” or “HOLD” when an unsafe act is observed.

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Fort Campbell MWR
Archery

 SAFETY REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES

1.  New archers must make themselves known to facility personnel for orientation on safety and field procedures.

2.  Listen carefully to commands given by MWR Staff / Range Safety Officer (RSO).
- “Clear to Fire” – you can nock the arrow at the firing line and shoot the target.
- “All Clear – Retrieve Your Arrows” – you can go down range and retrieve arrows.
- ANYONE can call “CEASE FIRE” or “HOLD” in an emergency.  DO NOT release an arrow.      Safely relax the bow arm and wait for additional commands.

3.  Do not retrieve anything in front of the shooting line (even if it is within reach) until you hear the ALL CLEAR command.

4.  Do not nock or draw an arrow unless you are at the shooting line and unless MWR Staff / RSO has given everyone the command CLEAR TO FIRE.

5.  Never cross the firing line until the ALL CLEAR command has been announced.

6.  Always use field points at this Archery Range.  Broadheads or Blunts are not allowed.

7.  Never approach the shooting line without inspecting your equipment for damage.

8.  Never run while retrieving your arrows; you could hurt yourself with an arrow lodged in the ground or fail to stop in time and hurt yourself with the arrows lodged in the target.

9.  Make sure no one is standing immediately behind you when pulling out an arrow from the target as you could accidentally hurt them when forcefully pulling the arrow out.

10.  If an arrow travels too far and lands behind the Arrow Stop, make sure MWR Staff / RSO / Other Shooters are aware of this before you retrieve the arrow as you may not be visible to others on the range.

11.  Under no circumstances should an arrow be shot at an angle greater than that necessary to reach the target.

12.  Do not shoot any arrows beyond the left and right limits.

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All personnel (including but not limited to Active Duty, Retired, National Guard, and Reserve military and their Family members; Department of Defense employees and their Family members; and Civilians who are not affiliated with Fort Campbell) who desire to maintain, frequently use, or transport a privately owned weapon on this installation will register the weapon(s) with DES.

Registration of the weapon does not replace or relieve individuals of their responsibility to comply with applicable federal, state, and local laws regarding possession, purchase, sale, transfer, and transport of weapons.

All firearms brought onto the installation will be registered with the DES, VISITOR CONTROL CENTER (VCC). Weapons to be registered are NOT TO be brought to the T.C. Freeman (Gate 4) or Gate 7 Visitor Control Centers or Building 94C (Town Center). Only the form bill of sale or other documentation indicating the make, model, and serial number is necessary.

Firearms Registration Form - Printable PDF  (Print, Complete and Submit)

(Note: Firearms will not be transported inside the VCC building.)

Please address all questions regarding weapon registration at +1 (270)798-5047.

All firearms must be declared upon entry onto Fort Campbell and Weapons Registration Permit verified when entering the access control point (gate).

If you are declaring a firearm at the point of entry, all personnel will pull directly to the guard booth for processing.

All firearms must be unloaded and properly stored. Privately owned firearms carried in vehicle will be secured in the trunk. For vehicles without a trunk, firearms will be encased in a container.

Carrying concealed personal firearms on Fort Campbell is strictly prohibited. State concealed weapons permits are not recognized or honored on the installation.

Please address all questions regarding weapon transportation at +1 (270)798-5047 or +1 (270)798-5047.

Shotgun Rental $10

Bow Rental $10

Retail Items Include:
12, 20, 28 & 410 Ammunition
Powder, Wads, Primers, Shells, Shot & Shooting Accessories
Soda, Water, Candy Bars & Snacks