About Us
Our History
Tulsa Gun Club was founded by the Boy Scouts of America in 1926. The Tulsa Gun Club boasts a rich history intertwined with community spirit and perseverance. Partnering with the City of Tulsa Parks Department and the Oxley Family, we secured the land and built the original trap and skeet range along with a rock clubhouse, all thanks to dedicated volunteers. Incorporated as a Non-Profit 501(C4) entity in the 1970s, the club has since opened its doors to both members and the public, evolving into the premier facility it is today.
Over the years, we’ve faced numerous challenges, including a devastating tornado that destroyed our clubhouse, a flood that submerged 90% of our property, and the global COVID-19 pandemic. Yet, through the resilience of our board, the dedication of our members, and the unwavering support of the public, we continue to thrive and expand.
About Tulsa Gun Club
The Tulsa Gun Club offers a variety of shooting venues and activities. Today we have 5 skeet fields and 3 trap fields, of which 2 of the fields have lights for evening shooting. We have a 5 stand range and a sporting clays venue that is just over a mile in length and accommodates up to 4 shooting courses. In addition to shotgun ranges we have a pistol, rifle, and archery range. TGC also has “Tulsey Town” which is a Cowboy Single Action Shooting Society (SASS) range. Our facilities and activities are open to the public except for the rifle and pistol ranges which are for members only.
Board of Directors
Matt has been an active member of the Tulsa Gun Club for about nine years. His passion for skeet shooting began in high school while working at SportsWorld, initially to improve his bird hunting skills. Over time, it became a beloved hobby. A Registered Skeet Shooter and National Skeet Shooting Association Level One Instructor, Matt regularly participates in and instructs at the club. His expertise and enthusiasm contribute to the club’s vibrant community. Outside the club, Matt enjoys hunting quail, pheasant with his Brittany, and deer. His love for the outdoors and shooting sports underscores his commitment to the field.
Matt Riggin
President
Bio Coming Soon
Rick Fleenor
Vice President
Wendell Fichtner brings 40 years of accounting experience from The Williams Companies to the Tulsa Gun Club, where he has been a passionate clay target shooter since 2007 and treasurer since 2015. Wendell enjoys helping new and seasoned shooters and is dedicated to the club's growth. With a Business of Science Degree in Accounting, he is also a Certified Skeet Referee and Range Safety Officer. Wendell is also Lifetime member of National Skeet Shooting Association, National Sporting Clays Association and Oklahoma State Skeet Association. His vision is to grow the club's membership and ensure a fun, financially stable shooting experience. Outside the club, Wendell enjoys spending time with family and friends, playing golf, snow skiing, and shooting clay targets.
Wendell Fichtner
Treasurer
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Scott Schmidt
Secretary
Brad Colvard has been part of the Tulsa Gun Club since childhood, learning to shoot with his grandfather. A native Tulsan and recently retired from a long career in home mortgage banking, Brad is deeply involved in his community, church, and family life. He is an NSSA Level One Certified Instructor, actively volunteering with youth shooters and assisting those interested in clay shooting sports. Brad also contributes to numerous club events benefiting the community and trade groups. He believes in member ownership and encourages volunteering, committed to sustaining and growing the club as Oklahoma’s premier outdoor shooting sports club. Outside the club, Brad enjoys community activities and spending time with his family.
Brad Colvard
Skeet, Trap, and Youth Programs
Terry G. DuPree, with 30 years of banking experience as a CLO and SVP, brings valuable expertise in sporting clays to the Tulsa Gun Club board. Driven by his passion for the sport, Terry is committed to board engagement and attracting younger members with fresh ideas. He enjoys contributing innovative ideas to help the club thrive. A Master Class Shooter in Sporting Clays, Range Safety Officer, and Certified Skeet Referee, Terry aims to boost the club's economic growth by running corporate events and seeking new opportunities. Outside of his professional life, he enjoys watching his grandkids’ school events, country cruising with his wife on their ATV, fishing, and relaxing evenings.
Terry Dupree
Sporting Clays, 5-Stand, Corporate Events
Dan starting shooting in junior high while his father was stationed at Letterkenny Army Depot in Pennsylvania. This is where he began archery, pistol and rifle shooting. Years later he would become a 4H archery and pistol coach, while working for Cabela’s corporate offices. He is a certified Range Safety Officer, NRA Pistol and Oklahoma Concealed Carry Instructor. He oversees the rifle, pistol, archery, and serves as the Range Safety Officer ranges at the club. Dan runs pistol shoots at the club and has a passion for introducing people to shooting through his “Learn to Shoot” and “Concealed Carry” training courses.
Dan King
Pistol, Rifle, Archery, and Range Safety
Bio Coming Soon
Rick Lamberson
Cowboy Action
Dan Morgan, owner of D Morgan Enterprises and a small gun shop, brings extensive experience to the Tulsa Gun Club. A lifelong hunter and skeet shooter, he has been involved in gun shows for 45 years. Dan joined the board to give back to the community and is passionate about engaging young people in shooting sports and fostering the club's fellowship. He values member engagement and aims to reignite enthusiasm for skeet shooting. Outside the club, Dan is dedicated to his faith, enjoys playing in his church band, and is an avid hunter and dog trainer. He is committed to the growth and success of the Tulsa Gun Club.
Dan Morgan
Skeet and TrapStaff
Jim Rader
Blake Burns
Anya Schreitmueller
