Chatuge Gun Club, Inc. P.O. Box 86 Hiawassee, GA 30546 WELCOME TO THE CHATUGE GUN CLUB |
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| SAFETY THE FINAL Responsibility IS YOURS |
| 7-16-19 |
Except for days when organized matches are conducted, there is no Range Officer present at the range. Members must
maintain safe range procedures by following Range Rules as posted.
Non-Discrimination Statement
maintain safe range procedures by following Range Rules as posted.
Non-Discrimination Statement
| Meetings are held 4 times a year, on the third Tuesday of the month, January, April (Annual Meeting), July and October. Meetings start at 7:00 pm at the Towns County Civic Center, 67 Lakeview Circle (upper level), next to the Library in Hiawassee. Google Map Our next meeting will be October 15, 2019. |
The Chatuge Gun Club Range is located in Towns County Georgia approximately 3 miles from the summit of Brasstown Bald
Mountain, the highest point in Georgia; 4,784 feet above sea level. It is located on United States Forest Service property and
operates under a Special Use Permit since 1981.
This Special Use Permit with Chatuge Gun Club allows public use the second Sunday of each month from 1:30-3:30pm. (Weather
permitting, may be canceled in cold weather). Members are welcome on open range day. Non club members need to be at the
range by 1 pm for a short orientation on open range day. For more information, call a club officer, Monday - Friday from 10am
until 4pm or contact Carol Rosenqvist by text at 706-781-4393.
Read monthly club Newsletters on-line.
The range affords a 9-position, covered, concrete firing line with shooting benches. Firearms may be fired at distances varying from
7 yards to 100 yards by moving the target holders. Shooters need to plan to provide their own targets and staplers. No exploding,
tracer or any other incendiary ammunition or target or situations that might cause a fire are allowed. The range facilities are
available for use by Chatuge Gun Club members during daylight hours and is accessible by a key card issued upon joining the club
by filling out the new member application; attending new member orientation; paying the dues as described in the "Dues Policies" on
this website; and signing an agreement with the club to understand and obey ALL range rules as set forth by the Chatuge Gun Club.
Mountain, the highest point in Georgia; 4,784 feet above sea level. It is located on United States Forest Service property and
operates under a Special Use Permit since 1981.
This Special Use Permit with Chatuge Gun Club allows public use the second Sunday of each month from 1:30-3:30pm. (Weather
permitting, may be canceled in cold weather). Members are welcome on open range day. Non club members need to be at the
range by 1 pm for a short orientation on open range day. For more information, call a club officer, Monday - Friday from 10am
until 4pm or contact Carol Rosenqvist by text at 706-781-4393.
Read monthly club Newsletters on-line.
The range affords a 9-position, covered, concrete firing line with shooting benches. Firearms may be fired at distances varying from
7 yards to 100 yards by moving the target holders. Shooters need to plan to provide their own targets and staplers. No exploding,
tracer or any other incendiary ammunition or target or situations that might cause a fire are allowed. The range facilities are
available for use by Chatuge Gun Club members during daylight hours and is accessible by a key card issued upon joining the club
by filling out the new member application; attending new member orientation; paying the dues as described in the "Dues Policies" on
this website; and signing an agreement with the club to understand and obey ALL range rules as set forth by the Chatuge Gun Club.
The club presents "friendly" competition
on a weekly basis and these competitions
are open to anyone wishing to participate
as long as basic range safety rules are
followed. Reference the event
calendar link on this website for
match dates and times.
These matches vary and attempt to
provide a form of entertainment to satisfy
almost all types of firearms from muzzle
loaders to semi-auto loaders.
on a weekly basis and these competitions
are open to anyone wishing to participate
as long as basic range safety rules are
followed. Reference the event
calendar link on this website for
match dates and times.
These matches vary and attempt to
provide a form of entertainment to satisfy
almost all types of firearms from muzzle
loaders to semi-auto loaders.
If you are not familiar with some of the matches listed, please click on "Matches & Results" for details. Most events are offered at no
cost to the shooter either member or non-member however, in some cases a small fee is charged.
The Chatuge Gun Club has over 25 Certified NRA Instructors within its membership. These dedicated Trainers can afford ongoing
opportunities for novice as well as experienced shooters to further their knowledge and skills within the various shooting disciplines.
Our Range Officer as well as any of the Club Officers can guide you to the particular training you desire. We also have an Airgun
Program during the cooler winter months. We hold scored matches for both 10 meter air rifle and air pistol competition. Click on the
"Airgun Program" for more details.
cost to the shooter either member or non-member however, in some cases a small fee is charged.
The Chatuge Gun Club has over 25 Certified NRA Instructors within its membership. These dedicated Trainers can afford ongoing
opportunities for novice as well as experienced shooters to further their knowledge and skills within the various shooting disciplines.
Our Range Officer as well as any of the Club Officers can guide you to the particular training you desire. We also have an Airgun
Program during the cooler winter months. We hold scored matches for both 10 meter air rifle and air pistol competition. Click on the
"Airgun Program" for more details.
