Leagues

Combat Pistol

Combat pistol is not a nationally sanctioned match.

The goal of this shooting event is to help the shooter learn to operate their firearm under somewhat stressful scenarios. We do not keep score, but you can check targets to see where you placed your shots & most stages are started on a timer’s beep.

By working though stages shooter will have to:

• Maintain muzzle discipline at all time,
• Engage targets in a tactical manner,
• Perform reloads (planned and unplanned),
• Diagnose and clear any malfunctions to finish a stage.

Stages are designed to replicate situations that could happen in everyday life. Elements of some stages are shooting on the move, using cover & concealment, and even clearing rooms. All are just fun drills to work on your skills.

We have expanded to not only pistols, but now we have added a rifle to a stage on some of our shoots. With this the shooter will have to transition between rifle & pistol on a stage. These shoots are indicated on the schedule. You will need a sling for your rifle and a holster for your pistol for these stages.

Targets are a range of paper, plastic silhouettes & steel plates.

Firearms being used run the gambit from .22 semi-autos on up to .45 autos. If you have the speed loaders you can use a revolvers.

Holsters are needed if you want to try this out and don’t want to invest in a holster you can use a range bag to transport your pistol from stage to stage, at no time will firearms be handle behind the firing line or the maintenance area. If you are shooting the rifle stage you must have both a sling & holster

The shoot is set up to be shot within 50rds if you don’t miss with your pistol and 20-30rd for the rifle stage.

Service Rifle

We are a Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) affiliation and an NRA league. We only require that you be a SAFE shooter and comply with the direction of the range officials. 

Scores are eligible for recognition by the CMP in the CMP sanctioned matches (EIC, Garand, Springfield, Carbine, RF Sporter, vintage sniper and 80 shot service rifle). NRA Mid-range and X-Course match scores will be turned into the NRA when applicable. 

We have 800 aggregate regional courses of fire across the course matches and 600-yard prone matches during high-power season. 

Bench Rest 50

Bench Rest is shot at 50 yards. There are 30 targets on a sheet about 8-1/2″ by 11″. To win, you need to cut the X in each of the targets.

Bullseye Pistol

• NRA Rules and regulations will govern all matches.
• Match times Tuesday 10AM & 6:30 PM
• Match fees are determined by the match coordinator.
• All shooters must have a good time.
• Shooters must complete 10 matches to qualify for NRA classification, picnic, dinners, etc.

Small Bore Silhouette

Match Description

Typically, a 40-shot match consisting of 10 shots at 40, 60, 77, and 100 meters. Targets are 1/5 scale metallic silhouettes of chickens, pigs, turkeys, and rams. NRA rules apply but since this is not a sanctioned NRA league, any rifle chambered in 22LR may be used even if it does not comply with all NRA rules. Targets are to be engaged from the standing, offhand, unsupported position. However, exceptions will be made for inexperienced shooters. Matches are simply to knock the targets off the rails and have fun.

Equipment

Any rifle chambered in 22 LR. No restrictions on sights. Only 22 LR standard velocity ammunition allowed. Empty Chamber Indicator (ECI) required to be in the chamber except when on the firing line during preparation or firing. Eye and hearing protection is strongly recommended.

Eligibility

Contact the match coordinator if you are interested in participating. Membership in NRA is not required. Shooters must shoot at least 7 matches to be eligible for end-of-year raffle. Monthly picnic dates to be determined at the range.

Schedule and Fees

Refer to the Schedules area on the Home page for current dates and fees.