Got to visit this place with firearms instructor Barry Mills... outstanding experiance.

I frequent this range almost weekly with my son and his friend that are both members, they have a nice Hall, an outdoor bathroom ( porta potty ) the place is huge! You drive in with your escort and sign the waiver place it in the mailbox, the members can be somewhat unapproachable as they stare you down walking to the sign in sheet... However most members I've met their are fantastic , helpful, and all around great guys to shoot the shit, especially about guns! There are Staff that can be very abrasive and rude to be honest,I am not sure their deal maybe just a bad day? As for activities ~ Yeee Haaaaaa Small / Medium Archery Range as soon as you pull in on the left all kinds of targets and Elk,Bear targets available. Action Range ( My Favorite ) here you can shoot anything you want as long as its not Full Auto! This is the best spot to zero in a new scope on that rifle or test new guns out, have competition on targets... Ding Dongs.... hahaha The Irons Range where you can shoot like Hickock45 and shoot ducks and pigs. Shotgun Skeet area, for the Hunting enthusiast. Then wait don't go yet.... Grab that Rifle you zeroed out on that 50yd and lets head over to the Rifle Range. All i can say is I've been shooting for a long time now, and this is by far the best damn range I have been to in New England!!! Don't let the negative reviews run you away, this place is like paradise for anyone that wants to shoot and meet like minded people. I myself am thinking of becoming a Member too! read more

I have been a member of the PF&G Club since 2001 and find that it has great facilities and activities available. They have a silhouette target range, rifle range, 600 yard rifle range, outdoor pistol bays, indoor pistol range, IPSIC defensive bays, utility range with 25 - 50 and 100 foot targets, turning target range, archery range and trap shooting range. They have shooting groups for the various disciplines which also include some additional groups geared specifically for youth and women. Safety is of extreme importance for the club so the rules may seem restrictive to some for the safety of others. Members are asked to police themselves and to watch for non-members without badges who may not know the safety rules or may not belong at the club. If you are not wearing a membership badge, members will take notice. The club is professionally run and kept in good repair with security and safety of its members and guests a priority. PF&G compares well to other clubs of comparable membership and hosts many events in coordination with those other clubs. The membership fees are higher than many other clubs but that money pays for the nicer facilities. They work with the NRA, GOALnh, NH Fish and Game Dept. and many other groups to support the shooting sports. I am a fan and a lifetime member of the NRA. read more

AVOID AT ALL COSTS. Club treats you like walking wallets and walking liability. They close ranges whenever possible, they book EVERY weekend off to sponsored events like IDPA and close down the club to "regular members". They differentiate regular members from privileged ones. They will rope ranges off days in advance of a booked shoot, so good luck using a fancy new pistol pit on Thursday if they have a match on Sunday. Last winter they plowed all the snow up to the benches and roped off all the ranges despite my other clubs leaving them open or actually plowing them so they could be used. This club treats its membership worse than any I have been to. read more