Try your skill every Wednesday at 5:30pm.  If you like fast-paced action, pin shooting is for you.  You might think you’re a good shot on paper, but wait till you try a solid target with the stress of competition and a time limit.  You have 30 seconds to knock 5 pins off a table from 12.5 yards away.  Your worst table is dropped and scores are added up.  ANYONE can shoot.  Great practice for concealed carry.  No special firearms are required and you will be competing with people in the same class of firearm as you.  Bring stock guns or your race guns.  It is recommended that you have at least 3-4 magazines for your pistol or carbine.  Some restrictions do apply, so read the rules.

Our scoring is currently based on a Lewis System division by 2 or 3 and for the top shooter in each class. Winners will get their next weeks shoot for free. Rankings will be posted in the range the day after the shoot, and winners will be notified by phone

Competition Rules

The following rules apply to all shoots:

1. Range is a cold range - Absolutely no CCWs allowed
2. All guns must remain cased until range officer tells you to prepare
3. No repairs or adjustments of guns allowed in the cold range
4. You can load mags while in waiting area
5. Waiting/spectator area is from 5-yard line bact to shooting walls
6. When RO calls your name for "on deck" wait with your equipment between the 5 & 7 yard lines.
7. When RO calls your name to shoot, approach chair and set bag down. Do not uncase your gun until RO instructs you to do so
8. You will shoot your 6 tables of 5 pins consecutively.
9. You get to drop your lowest score, Max 30 seconds & scores are totalled.
10. Finger must stay off trigger until RO sounds buzzer
11. Pins must be knocked completely off the table
12. You can reload your gun with your pre-loaded mags, but not your mags during each table.
13. You can reload mags inbetween tables
14. After shooting your tables, you must stay and reset pins and clear brass for the next shooter.
15. If shooting 9MM, you must use hollow-points
16. If shooting a revolver, you can use 2 guns or must have 3 speed loaders
17. Failure to comply with the above rules will result in a non-refundable ejection from the shoot

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MORE EXCITING THAN SHOOTING THE SAME OL’ TARGETS!
IPSC Practice

Experience and learn the sport of Practical Shooting.

If you’ve never tried practical shooting, we’ll show you how the game is played. Or if you have a few matches under your belt and want to learn more, we’ll suggest ways you can improve on your skills.

We’ll cover:

1. Stance
2. Proper grip
3. Efficient draw
4. One-handed shooting (stance, etc.)
5. Tips on planning how to address a stage
6. Shooting while moving
7. Efficient magazine changes
8. Understanding the rules
9. Understanding the divisions
10. Why classifiers are shot
11. Where to find matches
12. How to join USPSA

We’ll start in the classroom and then finish off with shooting practice. We’ll be offering one-on-one suggestions for improvement. Please bring a 9mm or larger caliber handgun and 100-150 rounds. You will also need a holster that covers the trigger guard, as well as 2 magazines and a magazine pouch (or more if
you have them) for this class.

This is a fun, family, social sport where you’ll meet truly friendly, helpful people while improving your skills.

The class is open to men, women, and kids over 12 who follow safe firearm handling. If you can’t make it at 5:00, come when you can up to 8:00. We’ll be there to help.

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