Situated near the village of St John's, where the Isle of Man's ancient parliament, Tynwald, meets annually in open air assembly on the Island's National Day, 5th July, the Sinclair Range is one of Britain's top ISSF standard facilities.

With a comfortable clubhouse, catering and plenty of parking space, together with full accessibility and facilities for wheelchair bound visitors, the reputation of Sinclair in the shooting world is building apace.

The Range has a roomy, 8 metres deep firing area, covered and fully enclosed.  Each of its 32 shooting lanes, all at 50 metres, are equipped with Gehmann target systems.  Firing points are 1.5 metres wide, with target control boxes and, for open meetings, Club- supplied shooting mats.

3P shooters have individual tables and tables are also provided at the rear of the firing points for preparation and/or spotting and register keeping.

Nestling under the slopes of Slieu Whallian, the Witches' Hill, The Sinclair Range is joined by a short riverside walk to a pleasant woodland area with paths and seats, the perfect setting for a relaxing stroll before competition.

The country shopping centre of Tynwald Mills is just a 5 minute drive away, as is the Island's national arboretum.  Within a 10 minute drive is the westcoast city of Peel, with its castle, ruined cathedral and award winning heritage centre, the House of Manannan.