Lincoln County Rifle Club



Safety, Sportsmanship, Responsibility, Respect

MEMBERS

Please Login to Renew Your Membership Online or to update your member profile.

The Lincoln County Rifle Club was founded in 1933 to provide a safe and welcoming place for the shooting sports enthusiast.   Over the years we've grown from the original nine founding "fathers" to over 400 men and women from all walks of life who share a common bond.

Safety

Throughout our clubhouse and extensive grounds — through redundant warning systems, explicit firearm handling rules and thorough member range orientations — safety is our number one priority.

Sportsmanship

In the shooting sports we often compete against each other and sometimes only with ourselves but in every case the fair ethical and generous treatment of all living things is the code we live by.

Responsibility

We live inn increasingly complex world but our goal remains a simple one: to act responsibly at all times toward our neighbors, the larger community, the environment around us, and our fellow members. 

Respect

Respect for ourselves guides our thoughts, respect for others guides our actions.  While we share a love of the shooting sports and an abiding concern for the safety of our families and our communities, we are not a political organization.


The Lincoln County Rifle Club facilities and grounds include an outdoor 300 yard rifle range, two outdoor pistol ranges, informal trapshooting in the summer months, and a seven-bay, heated indoor range primarily for .22 rifle and pistol as well as air rifle and pistol. For more information about becoming a member of the Lincoln County Rifle Club, click here.


Front Gate Q&A


The front gate lock power system has been renovated since early 2024 to address shortcomings. Please report any trouble you experience but check the FAQ, too. Click here to access some FAQ's

Upcoming Events

 See the Events page and calendar for a complete listing of events.

Latest News


ATTENTION:  The outdoor range use policy, known as the Outdoor Range Safety Orientation document is recently revised to update and clarify rapid fire restrictions. The restriction applies to all use by all members of the outdoor facilities except for formally organized and authorized events. Today is a good day to review range use policies and to know them. 

Find the range use policy here on the website page titled Responsibilities of Membership

Lincoln County Rifle Club | Safety, Sportsmanship, Responsibility, Respect | Since 1933

431 Main Street | PO Box 826 | Damariscotta, ME 04543

Copyright 2019 Lincoln County Rifle Club

The Lincoln County Rifle Club is a 501(c)(7) non-profit organization.

Powered by Wild Apricot Membership Software