Reserve your Picnic Swap Meet Table Now

Have something to sell or trade?

Reserve your FREE table space at the October 11 annual club picnic

Mill Creek Rifle Club's highly popular member swap meet returns October 11 during the annual club picnic. Members can buy and sell everything from complete firearms, to gun parts and knives, to ammo, to reloading supplies, blackpowder, and collectables. Make plans now to join fellow club members at this extravangaza of firearms, equipment, and collectibles. Last year's attendance was nearly 300 members shopping more than 30 tables, and we expect even better turnout this year.

Available table space goes fast, so get yours now. Vendors may reserve a half table or a full table by clicking here. Tables will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.

Festivities will begin at 9 a.m. with the swap meet in the club Pavilion. Several sub club disciplines will offer an opportunity to try their discipline, and this year will feature a special commemoration of Mill Creek's founders and dedication of the new range in their honor. Lunch will be served around noon.  And it's all free of charge!

If you have any troubles with the online form or have questions, please contact picnic coordinator, Membership Director Curt Cotton, by This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Recent disciplinary actions taken

Three Members Permanently Expelled; Two More Suspended in Four Recent Disciplinary Actions

Board of Directors Reinforces Non-negotiability of Safety Rules

The Mill Creek Board of Directors has convened four special executive sessions in the past four months to consider disciplinary action against club members for rules violations. The actions resulted in three members being permanently expelled from the club and two more serving temporary suspensions.

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Take our member survey: Does Mill Creek have a safety problem?

Take our member survey: Does Mill Creek have a safety problem?

The board would like to know your opinion of the safety practices at the club. Please take a minute to take this member survey.

We want to hear your opinion on this subject.

Click here to take the short survey.

Help Wanted: Maintenance Specialist

Help Wanted: Maintenance Specialist

Mill Creek Rifle Club is looking for a high-energy, skilled Maintenance Specialist committed to being a positive contributor to the team.

IN THIS ROLE YOU WILL:

• Perform various duties as assigned related to the operation and maintenance of the club grounds and building facilities.
• Operate, as directed, motorized power equipment and tools used for maintaining the club.
• Operate various lawn mowing equipment, tractors, string trimmers, leaf blowers and other associated lawn equipment and hand tools.
• Conduct various cleaning and other light maintenance operations.
• Daily duties might include:
  • Lawn mowing of the various turf covered areas.
  • String trimming and general clean-up of the firing lines.
  • Regular trash receptacle emptying.
  • Regular plywood and cardboard target backing repair and replacement.
  • Occasional target frame repair and replacement.
  • Inspection and testing of the electronic range safety warning sirens and lights.

BASIC QUALIFICATIONS:

The following is required to be considered for this role:

• High school diploma, GED, or equivalent required.
• Demonstrated experience in the areas of wide area lawn maintenance.
• Demonstrated ability to perform light preventative maintenance of the mowers and other power equipment.
• Ability to push, pull, lift, and carry up to 20 pounds constantly and up to 50 pounds occasionally.
• Ability to stand, walk, and kneel on hard and uneven surfaces for the full workday, and perform duties in all outdoor weather conditions throughout the full year.

ADDITIONAL DETAILS:

• This is a day shift, part-time position on a flex schedule – Monday through Friday.
• You may have up to two weeks of training during the weekday.

How to apply:

Interested in this position? This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to email the Maintenance Director with a resume or description of your qualifications.

CPR Training for 2025

BACK for 2025! Our Highly Popular AED / CPR / Stop The Bleed Training 

When YOU are the first responder, will you be ready?

No one wants to think about it, but it has become a harsh reality. Kansas City, Missouri, police are expected to receive more than 1.3 million 911 emergency calls this year. Based on that level of calls for help, the city should have a staff of 180 just to handle the call volume. The current budget supports half that number--95. One fourth of those budgeted positions are not filled.

In that environment, the first responder to an emergency could be you. When no one is coming to save you, will you be ready to save a life?

Through special arrangement with Lifesavers CPR Instructors and educational materials from the American Heart Association's Heartsaver CPR AED program, Mill Creek members and their immediate family members can join 20+ year veteran of the Kansas City Kansas Fire Department Chris White, in an intensive course on CPR/AED and Stop the Bleed First Aid.

NEW Dates for 2025:

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