Southern Michigan Gun Club - Air Gun SIG / USARB Club
The Pneumatics Airgun Special Interest Group at Southern Michigan Gun Club operates one of Michigan's premier airgun venues, with a dedicated outdoor airgun range featuring approximately 20 field-condition lanes plus 10 wooded lanes, all under covered shooting positions with proper benches. The club hosts both Field Target and USARB Benchrest matches monthly. Located near Kalamazoo with both indoor (809 E Crosstown Pkwy, Kalamazoo) and outdoor (22471 38th Ave, Mattawan) facilities, the SIG welcomes beginner and novice airgun shooters with programs designed for all skill levels. Baker Airguns is a sponsor partner. CMP-affiliated parent club. One of the strongest airgun-active venues in the Midwest.
What gets shot here
Benchrest; airgun
About the venue
Private club; airgun special interest group and USARB benchrest
Moderate — some statutory restrictions
Airguns CLASSIFIED as firearms by MCL 8.3t — DNR rules apply identically
Evidence MCL 8.3t: "firearm... shall be construed to include any weapon from which a dangerous projectile may be propelled by... air as a means of propulsion, except any smooth bore rifle... designed and manufactured exclusively for propelling BBs not exceeding .177 calibre." 2018 MI hunting digest: "Pneumatic guns, air guns, are considered firearms for hunting purposes." MI DNR range rules apply to "firearms" — airguns included by statutory definition.
State-level restrictions Casing/transport requirements identical to firearms. Smoothbore .177 BB guns excluded from firearm definition (lower compliance burden).
This describes Michigan state-level airgun law. Rules at this specific range may be stricter — always confirm with the range directly before traveling.
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Always call ahead.
Range policies change — sometimes mid-season. Indoor lanes update caliber rules, clubs revise membership requirements, and public ranges suspend airgun access without warning. Confirm current policy by phone or website before you make the trip.