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Northern Colorado Rod & Gun Club

Please refer to the NCRGC calendar to view upcoming public and club events.

Roundtable Discussion on Colorado Gun Laws for NCRGC members

Hosts: NCRGC Chief Range Safety Officers

The Club will host a Roundtable Discussion on Colorado Gun Laws on April 21, 2025 from 6 - 9 pm at C.B. & Potts (1441 E Horsetooth Rd, Fort Collins, CO 80525). The discussion is considered a social event for the Club and party trays and non-alcoholic drinks will be provided. The roundtable will focus on recent laws concerning concealed handguns, training, storage of firearms in a vehicle, etc. We can also share information on existing laws relating to large capacity magazines, open carrying of firearms, etc. If you are interested in attending this informative social event, please RSVP to treasurer@ncrgc.org  as there are limited seats available. Please wear your NCRGC badge to the event. 

As a reminder, the Club is an 501c7 social organization and as such we are not allowed to engage in political campaigns, lobbying, or advocacy. That said, the roundtable should be viewed as a social event to share information.  Some of you might remember that years ago, the Club used to host quarterly social events and bring in guest speakers and that is what the Board is trying to do here. 

The Northern Colorado Rod & Gun Club (NCRGC) is a private gun club with public shooting events. We promote the shooting sports and safe gun handling for the entire family.

The Club was founded in 1948 through the merger of four sportsmen groups: Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, and Estes Park. The Club moved to its current location in 1970 on Owl Canyon Road off US 287 on the Weaver Ranch north of Fort Collins, Colorado.

The Northern Colorado Rod and Gun Club’s 14 acre outdoor facilities offer five separate ranges including a Rifle Range, Pistol Range, Shotgun Fields, Archery Range, and Tactical Bays.

The objectives of the Club include:  

  1. The encouragement of organized rifle, pistol, shotgun and archery shooting among residents of the County of Larimer and nearby locations, with a view towards a better knowledge on the part of such persons of the safe handling and proper care of firearms, as well as improved marksmanship.
  2. The encouragement of hunting and fishing and related activities and to further the development of those characteristics of honesty, fellowship and good sportsmanship among its members and the public in general.
  3. The promotion and support of conservation programs and wise management of wildlife.
  4. To foster understanding by the general public, and especially its non-hunting members, of the need for game management through regulated hunting, and to build a greater rapport between sportsmen and landowners on whose lands we would like to fish and hunt.
  5. The promotion of the highest degree of sportsmanship and good fellowship among the membership of the Club, and the prevention of unsportsmanlike conduct.

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IRS Designation: The Club is a 501(c)(7) company organized for pleasure, recreation, and other nonprofitable purposes, substantially all the activities of which are for such purposes and no part of the net earnings of which inures to the benefit of any member.

Membership has its privileges...

  • Use of the Club from sunrise to sunset unless an area/range is closed for a scheduled event. This includes the use of the Rifle Range, Pistol Range, Shotgun Fields, Archery Range, and Tactical Bays (certification required). 
  • Household memberships that include an adult, 18 years of age or older who can legally posses a firearm, their spouse as defined by Colorado law, and any children under 18 years of age and currently residing in the household.
  • Reduced fees for public matches and special events.
  • A generous Guest Policy that allows you to bring a total of twelve guests per year (no more than two guests per visit, per badged Regular or Associate member).
  • A place to meet and socialize with other people with similar interests.
  • Discounted Range Safety Officer (RSO) training and certification.
  • The opportunity to participate in the Instructor Program and bring students to the range.
  • The ability to purchase firearms, ammo, etc. from the Civilian Marksmanship Program via the Club's affiliation. 

...and so much more!

Visit our Membership page for additional information or contact membership@ncrgc.org if you have any questions.

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