To request scheduling for an event or to reserve a range, click here to email us. (Note: Reservations and events are subject to club approval.)

Your membership application has been received

and your payment has been approved

Your payment has been successfully submitted. Please allow up to four weeks for delivery of your gate card sticker. Your card will remain active in the meantime.

If you have any questions, please contact the club secretary, at secretary@millcreekrc.org

Thank you for your support of Mill Creek Rifle Club

Your membership application has been received

but your payment has been declined

Your 2025 membership does not become active until your payment has been received.

You may pay by personal or business check. Please write your membership number in the memo field of the check and submit to:

Mill Creek Rifle Club | P.O. Box 860036 | Shawnee, KS 66286-0036 

If you have any questions, please contact the club secretary, at secretary@millcreekrc.org

Thank you for your support of Mill Creek Rifle Club

If you are a current Millcreek Rifle Club member, you must renew your membership each year, before May 31.

Please remember, do not wait to get a bill for your annual renewal, because we do not send them. Millcreek Rifle Club does not mail out a Renewal Notice, a Renewal Invoice, a Renewal Bill, or any similar Renewal Application. It is the responsibility of each member to visit this page and renew your membership before the deadline of May 31.

Renew online and pay your annual membership fees by credit card!

You can now complete your annual renewal application on your computer or phone, and pay your dues by credit card using our secure payment portal. Click this link to get started. After you successfully complete the application, you will be directed to a secure portal to pay by credit card. Note: You may find it convenient to have your gate card with your Mill Creek ID number and a copy of your NRA card handy before you start the process.

You may access this link and complete your renewal anytime between now and May 31, 2026. Until then, your gate card will remain active.

For members who prefer the more traditional renewal, you may still complete the standard membership application and pay by check, if you like.

The membership renewal form for 2026, including all final range rule changes, is now available at this link. You may also pick up a copy of the application in the Clubhouse at any time.

NOTE: This is a form-fillable Adobe Acrobat document which may be completed on your computer. However, it does not function reliability when completed within a web browser, particularly, Mac based web browsers. For best results, download and save a copy locally, and then complete it using a dedicated Acrobat reader, such as Adobe Acrobat reader or BlueBeam. Forms filled out electronically and digitally signed may be emailed to the club secratary at secretary@millcreekrc.org to speed processing. Be sure to attach a copy of your proof of NRA membership to your submittal email. Payment may then be mailed separately to the post office box on the application.

Remember, membership in the National Rifle Association is a requirement of continuing your Mill Creek Rifle Club membership. If you need to renew your NRA membership, click this link. To download proof of current NRA membership, go to this link.

Please do not use a prior year's membership renewal form to renew your membership. Your membership renewal form is a contract between you and Millcreek Rifle Club, in which you agree under penalty of membership revocation to abide by the current set of range rules. Therefore, each year's renewal application is different, as rules change from year to year. If you use a previous year's membership renewal form, your renewal application will be rejected.

Click this link to begin the online renewal process. 

Click here to download the printable renewal form (Adobe Acrobat).

If you have any issues with the online renewal process, please email the club public relations director, at publicrelations@millcreekrc.org.

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If you are not an MCRC member and are looking to apply for Membership, please visit our Membership Information page.

These rules apply to all persons, including but not limited to members, member’s guests, non-member event participants/organizers/observers, and law enforcement, while using MCRC Property. Members observing safety violations are strongly encouraged to politely counsel and discuss the observed violation(s) with the violators and to report all range rule violations to an officer or director in the interest of club safety. (Phone 706-424-7425)

1. Mill Creek Rifle Club is a private facility not open to the public. Members must scan their ID badge at the gate. All members are required to visibly display their club ID badges (key card) at all times.
2. The speed limit on Mill Creek property is 10 mph. Driving or parking on cropland or areas down range covered by grass are prohibited. Compliance with all posted signs on MCRC property is mandatory.
3. Guests must register in the clubhouse registration book upon entry to the club. Guests must be accompanied by a member who is responsible for their conduct, including adherence to all range rules. A member is limited to one guest shooting at a time. If firing stations are limited (mostly occupied), members with guests are limited to one firing station.
4. Range hours of operation are 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM, using only the illuminated ranges (10-yard, 25-yard, 25-yard North, 15-yard, and the northwestern end of Benchrest) after dark. No shooting in the dark on any range without prior approval from MCRC board.
5. Consumption of alcoholic beverages is prohibited on MCRC property. Handling of firearms on club property while under the influence, whether shooting or not, is strictly prohibited.
6. Appropriate eye and ear protection is required when near any firing line, whether shooting is in progress or not.
7. Firearms must arrive and depart unloaded and secured in a case, sock, or box. Firearms may only be uncased at the firing line or a safety table. CCW (concealed carry) and OCW (open carry) may arrive and depart loaded but must remain holstered.
8. Warning devices must be activated any time anyone goes downrange. Ranges not equipped with warning lights require the display of warning flags –– black (range hot) / red (persons downrange).
9. While on the firing line, uncased firearms that are not in use must be made safe by keeping actions open, chambers empty, magazines removed, and pointed in a safe direction, regardless if warning lights/flags are activated or displayed.
10. Handling of firearms is prohibited while people are down range. Anyone at the firing line must remain behind the red line while others are down range. Anyone at the firing line on ranges without a red line must maintain a minimum distance of 3 feet from firearms. Handling of magazines is permitted outside of these barriers.
11. Targets are limited to paper or similar club-approved materials, such as flat self-healing rubber and balloons, which must be attached within club target frames or according to Rule No. 12. Non-aerial clay targets may only be used with member-supplied clay target holders staked within two feet of the foot of the impact berm, placed directly on the berm, or hung in the center of club steel target frames. Shooting cans, bottles, or other similar items is prohibited. Steel targets are permitted only with a valid MCRC steel license displayed while shooting. Binary explosives, such as Tannerite or any similar products, are prohibited on MCRC property.
12. User-supplied target stands made of PVC or wood posts with cardboard targets/ backers, for attachment of approved targets only, may be used on all ranges and placed within 6 feet of the foot of the impact berm.
13. Bullets must impact between the middle and the foot of the berm, regardless of deflection. This applies to anyone using their own stands and steel, including bullets that may not impact steel targets directly. Bullets impacting the ground, regardless of intention, are not permitted on any range.
14. Divider berms may not be used as impact berms on any range with the exception of Pistol Bay 5, where the southwest and northeast berms may be used as impact berms.
15. Downrange shooting is allowed on all ranges, except Benchrest and 100-yard Rifle, with unanimous consent of those present.
16. Initial firing to zero in guns must occur at 25 yards or less.
17. Drawing from holsters and re-holstering with a loaded gun is strictly prohibited while standing on any concrete pad.
18. Rifles, carbines, or any firearm with a barrel longer than 10 inches are prohibited on the 15-yard range. Only posted handgun calibers may be used on steel on the 15-yard range.
19. Rimfire calibers (.17 HMR, .22, or other) are prohibited on the Bench­rest and High Power Ranges.
20. Shooting of incendiary or tracer ammunition is prohibited for any caliber.
21. Fully automatic firearms or attachments to firearms enabling simulated automatic fire (including, but not limited to, attachments related to bump fire, burst fire, and binary triggers) are prohibited except for prior MCRC board approved events.
22. 500-yard and 600-yard shooting is permitted only during board approved, RO-controlled events. When the High Power Range access gates are closed and locked during such events, the LE Ranges and Shotgun Field must be accessed only via the south access road.
23. Shotgun use is allowed only on:
    1. Shotgun Field
    2. All LE ranges (if unoccupied)
    3. Pistol Bays 4 and 5, or
    4. Other ranges with prior MCRC board approval.
       Shot, No. 5 and larger, and slugs are only permitted with user-supplied targets stands according to Rule No. 12 and only on LE ranges and Pistol Bays 4 and 5. Aerial clay targets may only be engaged with No. 6 shot or smaller and only on the Shotgun Field.
24. All persons must clean up after themselves. Empty cases, targets, containers, etc. must be placed in receptacles. Live ammunition should be placed in designated orange buckets. Remove and discard any targets from club target stands.
25. Members, guests, and competitors may pick up their own spent brass anytime. Members may collect unclaimed spent brass once an individual, an organized competition, or LE has vacated the range.
26. All certification or fee-based training, including Concealed Carry, must have prior MCRC board approval.
27. The board of directors may authorize exceptions to the above rules for club-sanctioned events or individual member requests.

Violations of the above range rules, unsafe or belligerent conduct or actions, or loaning Club ID cards, keys, or key cards to other persons will be disciplined up to and including expulsion from MCRC and/or legal prosecution. 

Mill Creek Rifle Club membership renewals are accepted between January and the following May 31 of each year. If you are a current Mill Creek member who neglected to renew your membership before the May 31 deadline, it is still possible to save your membership before the June 30 final deadline. Contact the membership director for a current membership renewal form, by emailing membership@millcreekrc.org. Late fees will apply.

Any member who does not renew before the June 30 final deadline will have their membership closed and will be required to reapply for membership, should they wish to re-join.

Please use only the current year's membership form to renew. Your membership renewal form is a contract between you and Mill Creek Rifle Club, in which you agree under penalty of membership revocation to abide by the current set of range rules. Therefore, each year's renewal application is different, as rules change from year to year. If you use any application other than the current year's membership renewal form, your renewal application will be rejected.

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If you are not an MCRC member and are looking to apply for Membership, please visit our Membership Information page.

These rules apply to all persons, including but not limited to members, member’s guests, non-member event participants/organizers/observers, and law enforcement, while using MCRC Property. Members observing safety violations are strongly encouraged to politely counsel and discuss the observed violation(s) with the violators and report all range rule violations to an Officer or Director in the interest of Club Safety. (Phone 706-424-7425)

1. Mill Creek Rifle Club is a private facility not open to the public. Members must scan in at the gate with their ID badge. All members are required to visibly display their Club ID badges (key card) at all times.
2. The speed limit on Mill Creek property is 10 mph. Driving or parking on cropland or areas down range covered by grass are prohibited.
3. If guests are brought to the club, they must be registered in the clubhouse registration book upon entry to the club. Guests must be accompanied by a member who is responsible for their safe conduct, including adherence to all range rules. A member is limited to one guest shooting at a time. If firing stations are limited (mostly occupied), members with guests are limited to one firing station.
4. Range hours of operation are 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM, using only the illuminated ranges (10-yard, 25-yard, 25-yard North, 15-yard, and the northwestern end of Benchrest) after dark. No shooting in the dark without prior approval from MCRC board.
5. Consumption of alcoholic beverages is prohibited on MCRC property. Handling of firearms on club property while under the influence, whether shooting or not, is strictly prohibited.
6. Appropriate eye and ear protection is required when near any firing line, whether shooting is in progress or not.
7. Firearms must arrive and depart unloaded and secured in a case, sock, or box. Firearms may only be un-cased at the firing line or a safety table. CCW (concealed carry) and OCW (open carry) may arrive and depart loaded but must remain holstered.
8. Warning devices must be activated any time anyone goes downrange. Ranges not equipped with warning lights require the display of warning flags –– Black (range hot) / Red (persons downrange). Obey all signs.
9. While not in use and on the firing line, firearms must be made safe by keeping actions open, chambers empty, magazines removed, and pointed in a safe direction, regardless if warning lights/flags are activated or displayed.
10. Handling of firearms is prohibited while people are down range. Anyone at the firing line while others are down range must keep a minimum of 3 feet away from firearms. Handling of magazines is permitted outside of this 3-foot barrier.
11. Targets are limited to paper or similar club-approved materials, such as plastic plates and balloons, which must be attached within club target frames. Non-aerial clay targets may be used with appropriate holders staked within two feet of the foot of the impact berm. Shooting cans, bottles, or other similar items is prohibited. Steel targets are permitted only with a valid MCRC Steel License displayed while shooting.
12. User-supplied target stands with wood posts and cardboard targets/ backers may be used on all pistol, LE, and Multipurpose 4 ranges and placed within 10 feet of the foot of the impact berm.
13. Bullets must impact between the middle and the foot of the berm, regardless of deflection. This applies to anyone using their own stands and steel, including bullets that may not impact steel targets directly. Bullets impacting the ground, regardless of intention, are not permitted on any range.
14. Divider berms may not be used as impact berms on any range with the exception of Pistol Bay 5, where the southwest and northeast berms may be used as impact berms.
15. Downrange shooting is allowed on all pistol, LE, and Multipurpose 4 ranges with unanimous consent of those present.
16. Initial firing to zero in guns must occur at 25 yards or less.
17. Drawing from holsters and re-holstering with a loaded gun is strictly prohibited while standing on any concrete pad.
18. Rimfire calibers (.17 HMR, .22, or other) are prohibited on the Benchrest and High Power Ranges.
19. Shooting of incendiary or tracer ammunition is prohibited for any caliber.
20. Fully automatic firearms, or attachments to firearms enabling simulated automatic fire (including, but not limited to, attachments related to bump fire, burst fire, and binary triggers) are prohibited except for club sanctioned events or super- vised law enforcement training.
21. 500-yard and 600-yard shooting is permitted only during board approved, RO-controlled events. When the High Power Range access gates are closed and locked during such events, the LE and Shotgun Ranges must be accessed only via the south access road.
22. Shotgun use is allowed only on: (a) the Shotgun Range where aerial clay targets must be engaged with No. 6 or smaller shot, (b) LE ranges (if unoccupied), (c) patterning board, or (d) MCRC board approved events on other ranges. Larger shot and slugs are permitted with user-supplied card board targets/backers when using club or user-supplied target stands.
23. All persons must clean up after themselves. Empty cases, targets, containers, etc. must be placed in receptacles. Live ammunition should be placed in designated orange buckets. Remove and discard any targets from club target stands.
24. Members, guests, and competitors may pick up their own spent brass anytime. Members may collect unclaimed spent brass once an individual, an organized competition, or LE has vacated the range.
25. All certification or training, including Concealed Carry, must have prior board approval.
26. The board of directors may authorize exceptions to the above rules for club-sanctioned events or individual member requests.

 Violations of the above range rules, unsafe or belligerent conduct or actions, or loaning Club ID cards, keys, or key cards to other persons will be disciplined up to and including expulsion from MCRC and/or legal prosecution. 

These rules apply to all persons, including but not limited to members, member’s guests, non-member event participants/organizers/observers, and law enforcement, while using MCRC Property. Members observing safety violations are strongly encouraged to politely counsel and discuss the observed violation(s) with the violators and to report all range rule violations to an officer or director in the interest of club safety. (Phone 706-424-7425)

1. Mill Creek Rifle Club is a private facility not open to the public. Members must scan their ID badge at the gate. All members are required to visibly display their club ID badges (key card) at all times.
2. The speed limit on Mill Creek property is 10 mph. Driving or parking on cropland or areas down range covered by grass are prohibited. Compliance with all posted signs on MCRC property is mandatory.
3. Guests must register in the clubhouse registration book upon entry to the club. Guests must be accompanied by a member who is responsible for their conduct, including adherence to all range rules. A member is limited to one guest shooting at a time. If firing stations are limited (mostly occupied), members with guests are limited to one firing station.
4. Range hours of operation are 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM, using only the illuminated ranges (10-yard, 25-yard, 25-yard North, 15-yard, and the northwestern end of Benchrest) after dark. No shooting in the dark on any range without prior approval from MCRC board.
5. Consumption of alcoholic beverages is prohibited on MCRC property. Handling of firearms on club property while under the influence, whether shooting or not, is strictly prohibited.
6. Appropriate eye and ear protection is required when near any firing line, whether shooting is in progress or not.
7. Firearms must arrive and depart unloaded and secured in a case, sock, or box. Firearms may only be uncased at the firing line or a safety table. CCW (concealed carry) and OCW (open carry) may arrive and depart loaded but must remain holstered.
8. Warning devices must be activated any time anyone goes downrange. Ranges not equipped with warning lights require the display of warning flags –– black (range hot) / red (persons downrange).
9. While on the firing line, uncased firearms that are not in use must be made safe by keeping actions open, chambers empty, magazines removed, and pointed in a safe direction, regardless if warning lights/flags are activated or displayed.
10. Handling of firearms is prohibited while people are down range. Anyone at the firing line must remain behind the red line while others are down range. Anyone at the firing line on ranges without a red line must maintain a minimum distance of 3 feet from firearms. Handling of magazines is permitted outside of these barriers.
11. Targets are limited to paper or similar club-approved materials, such as flat self-healing rubber and balloons, which must be attached within club target frames or according to Rule No. 12. Non-aerial clay targets may only be used with member-supplied clay target holders staked within two feet of the foot of the impact berm, placed directly on the berm, or hung in the center of club steel target frames. Shooting cans, bottles, or other similar items is prohibited. Steel targets are permitted only with a valid MCRC steel license displayed while shooting. Binary explosives, such as Tannerite or any similar products, are prohibited on MCRC property.
12. User-supplied target stands made of PVC or wood posts with cardboard targets/ backers, for attachment of approved targets only, may be used on all ranges and placed within 6 feet of the foot of the impact berm.
13. Bullets must impact between the middle and the foot of the berm, regardless of deflection. This applies to anyone using their own stands and steel, including bullets that may not impact steel targets directly. Bullets impacting the ground, regardless of intention, are not permitted on any range.
14. Divider berms may not be used as impact berms on any range with the exception of Pistol Bay 5, where the southwest and northeast berms may be used as impact berms.
15. Downrange shooting is allowed on all ranges, except Benchrest and 100-yard Rifle, with unanimous consent of those present.
16. Initial firing to zero in guns must occur at 25 yards or less.
17. Drawing from holsters and re-holstering with a loaded gun is strictly prohibited while standing on any concrete pad.
18. Rifles, carbines, or any firearm with a barrel longer than 10 inches are prohibited on the 15-yard range. Only posted handgun calibers may be used on steel on the 15-yard range.
19. Rimfire calibers (.17 HMR, .22, or other) are prohibited on the Bench­rest and High Power Ranges.
20. Shooting of incendiary or tracer ammunition is prohibited for any caliber.
21. Fully automatic firearms or attachments to firearms enabling simulated automatic fire (including, but not limited to, attachments related to bump fire, burst fire, and binary triggers) are prohibited except for prior MCRC board approved events.
22. 500-yard and 600-yard shooting is permitted only during board approved, RO-controlled events. When the High Power Range access gates are closed and locked during such events, the LE Ranges and Shotgun Field must be accessed only via the south access road.
23. Shotgun use is allowed only on:
    1. Shotgun Field
    2. All LE ranges (if unoccupied)
    3. Pistol Bays 4 and 5, or
    4. Other ranges with prior MCRC board approval.
       Shot, No. 5 and larger, and slugs are only permitted with user-supplied targets stands according to Rule No. 12 and only on LE ranges and Pistol Bays 4 and 5. Aerial clay targets may only be engaged with No. 6 shot or smaller and only on the Shotgun Field.
24. All persons must clean up after themselves. Empty cases, targets, containers, etc. must be placed in receptacles. Live ammunition should be placed in designated orange buckets. Remove and discard any targets from club target stands.
25. Members, guests, and competitors may pick up their own spent brass anytime. Members may collect unclaimed spent brass once an individual, an organized competition, or LE has vacated the range.
26. All certification or fee-based training, including Concealed Carry, must have prior MCRC board approval.
27. The board of directors may authorize exceptions to the above rules for club-sanctioned events or individual member requests.

Violations of the above range rules, unsafe or belligerent conduct or actions, or loaning Club ID cards, keys, or key cards to other persons will be disciplined up to and including expulsion from MCRC and/or legal prosecution. 

Plan to Call in for our June Member Meeting

Club business moves forward

With the Kansas governor's most recent recommendations still urging restrictions on the number of people gathering together for long periods in confined spaces, the Board of Directors feels prudence dictates we hold off on a full, live June membership meeting. However, we have arranged to host the board on a live conference call for as many members who would like to call in.

Here's how to join us:

Click here to join via Zoom. The meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. , but Zoom will be checking people in starting at 7:15. You will need the following information to access the meeting:

Meeting ID: 911 8059 4774

Password: 7215

To access the meeting by phone, use one of the following:

+1 312 626 6799

+1 346 248 7799

Meeting ID: 911 8059 4774

Password: 7215

If you have a question, comment, or item you'd like to add to the meeting agenda, email President Dick Cooper at president@millcreekrc.org

Live or Call-In Options Available for July Member Meeting

Take your pick

With the Kansas governor's most recent order mandating citizens wear masks in all public gatherings, the Board of Directors has decided to again make the July member meeting available via call-in conference. In addition, the regular, live member meeting will also be held on the grounds of the club. The board requests that if you attend in person that you honor the legal authority of the governor's order and wear a face covering. 

The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m., July 7.

Here's how to join us:

Click here to join via Zoom. The meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. , but Zoom will be checking people in starting at 7:15. You will need the following information to access the meeting:

Meeting ID: 606 700 0586

Password: 7215

To access the meeting by phone, use one of the following:

+1 312 626 6799

+1 346 248 7799

Meeting ID: 606 700 0586

Password: 7215

If you have a question, comment, or item you'd like to add to the meeting agenda, email President Dick Cooper at president@millcreekrc.org

Mill Creek Members: Get in now on this weekend's Defensive Rifle Skills Class taught by SRT Group's Bill Regina. Only $70 if you reserve now!

Through special arrangement with SRT Specialist Research & Training, in Fort Scott, Mill Creek Rifle Club members can join combat training specialist Bill Regina for this half-day intensive course in defensive rifle skills. We'll cover long gun use in home defense and close-quarters shooting, from gun and ammunition choice to loading and unloading under pressure, malfunction drills, basic cover use, and close-quarters engagement. Retired after 29 years of police work, primarily with a large urban Midwest department, Regina has since 1997 trained police departments, the US Army, major retailers and corporate entities, corporate security operations, private citizens and churches on rifle and pistol defensive skills, low-light firearms skills, combatives, urban markmanship and reality-based force-on-force tactics. To reserve your spot, contact SRT directly here.

Saturday, Oct. 26, 2 pm to 6 pm on the LE 1 Range.

Don't wait. This is a limited members-only special, and it will fill up fast. Reserve your space now.