Old Colony Sportsmen's Association
About
Old Colony Sportsmen's Association (OCSA) — a shooting range located in Pembroke, Massachusetts, USA, founded in 1929. The club is situated on approximately 45 acres and offers a wide range of disciplines for both beginners and experienced shooters.
Trap shooting is one of the key focuses of OCSA. The range features two trap fields, two skeet fields, and a separate five-stand field. The shooting fields are open to the public during designated hours, and the club regularly hosts registered competitions in skeet, trap, and five-stand as part of regional leagues.
In addition to shotgun sports, OCSA has an extensive infrastructure: an outdoor rifle range up to 200 yards, an outdoor pistol range at 25/50 yards, an indoor 7-position range (up to 25–50 feet) for pistols up to .45 ACP and .22 LR, 6 specialized pits for IDPA, a primitive area for muzzle-loading firearms, tomahawk and knife throwing, as well as an outdoor archery range up to 100 yards and a 3D archery range (under construction). The club hosts precision pistol competitions (Precision Pistol / Bullseye), rifle leagues, and youth programs.
On-site amenities include a clubhouse with a kitchen, parking for approximately 80 vehicles, an event hall with a capacity of 100 people, and instructors. OCSA is suitable for both first-time exposure to shotgun sports and preparation for official competitions.