Oklahoma City Gun Club

While individual divisions have specific range rules and guidelines, there are also general rules of conduct that apply to all club members and activities

Club membership provides access to facilities, support for the shooting sports, and funding for club infrastructure.

Applications may be submitted at any time. Depending on the availability of slots, the applicant may be placed on a waiting list. DO NOT submit money with the application; it will be collected upon acceptance at orientation..

The Club maintains a guide for new member orientation with excellent overview of the Club divisions and policies

WANT TO HELP THE CLUB? Since our club requires an NRA membership for all members, you can join the NRA or renew your membership online using our link to ensure the Oklahoma City Gun Club will receive credit for the transaction. To join or renew, please click the NRA icon.

The Oklahoma City Gun Club is dedicated to providing the community with a safe, comprehensive environment to enjoy a broad range of shooting sports. Our goal is to increase the community’s awareness of the proper care and handling of firearms, spread interest in an enthusiasm for each of the shooting disciplines, and to ensure the continuation of our shooting rights and heritage through involvement with programs for the community, including juniors, women, military, law enforcement, family, and friends.

The Oklahoma City Gun Club is affiliated with many organizations and hosts a number of regional and national events, drawing shooters from around the country. A few examples include:

OKC Gun Club hosts annual CMP Oklahoma Games, a five day event featuring a Small Arms Firing School where novice shooters can fire CMP-supplied rifles and ammunition under the tutelage of CMP instructors, multiple M1 Garand and vintage rifle matches, pistol matches, and the first-ever .22 caliber pistol Excellence in Competition Match

The Cowboy Action Division hosts, monthly, regional matches as well as Landrun, which attracts hundreds of competitors from across the nation. Since 2022, it has become the National Championship for the Single Action Shooting Society (SASS). The division holds regular monthly events and