The new membership year will start on June 1, 2024
The combination changes too
If you don't have the new combination please contact
Neil Baumann at 5730nwb@gmail.com
Winter 2024 Rifle Shoots
NOTE: Entry Fee is $1 per match
Military Rifle Shoots (Sundays)
January 7, 2024
February 4, 2024
March 3, 2024
Any military rifle made 1950 or earlier with metalic sights (no scopes)
Sporting Rifle Shoots (Sundays)
January 21, 2024
February 18, 2024
March 17, 2024
Any rifle made post 1950 with metalic sights (no scopes), 6mm or larger
RULES FOR SHOOTS
Shoot starts at 1:00 PM (at 11:00 AM on February 2nd, Super Bowl Sunday)
Gong targets at 100 yds
All shots from off-hand position, no slings or rifle rests
if temperature is below 20°, match will be cancelled
For more info call Frank Sedivy at 892-4072
or John Korpi 471-5140
APPLESEED SHOOTS Coming
TBD 2024
TBD, 2024
On March 18, 2023 the range will be hosting an Appleseed shoot, open to
both the public and range members (non-members pay extra $5 range fee).
Discount for active duty military, active duty law enforcement, elected officials, and youth
Event held on one of the pistol ranges
Time: 0830 to 1630 each day
Who we are
Appleseed is a nationwide 501(c)3 education non-profit, focused on
teaching the finest fundamentals of rifle marksmanship and American history
Marksmanship Component
The
marksmanship component is centered around the Rifleman's Quarter
Mile: if you can see it with the naked eye, you should be able to hit
it. From
0-400 yards, with open sights, rack grade rifle, and surplus ammo,
without
bench rest or bipod. To that end we teach the skills Riflemen of this
country
have used for generations: the 6 steps to firing the shot, natural
point of
aim, proper sling use, range estimation, and wind doping. That
said, the shooting on the scheduled dates will take place at 25 yards, at scaled
down
targets to allow for more time for instruction and shooting, so while
you can
bring any rifle/sighting system you like, most folks will be using
semi-auto
.22's.
American History Component
The American History component consists of stories told throughout the
weekend that focus on the events of April 19th, 1775, the first battle of
Lexington and Concord, the events that preceded it, and the consequences of
that fateful day. We'll discuss the choices and sacrifices made by the founding
generation, and what could inspire a bunch of farmers, blacksmiths, and
shopkeepers to stand up to the most powerful army in the world, and what caused
them to win the day.
Who Can Come
We welcome families and all ages safe to handle a rifle with
supervision, and shooters of all experience levels. We are a non-partisan,
non-political organization (a good way to introduce your non-shooting
friends/family/co-workers to safe firearms handling and give them an
appreciation for our shared heritage).
How to Participate
For more info, pricing, and to register, go to www.appleseedusa.org
For questions, email mt@appleseedinfo.org or call 260-8297
Sponsored by the Revolutionary War Verterans Association
Spring 2023 Rifle Shoots
To be Announced
RULES FOR SHOOTSBlack Powder Cartridge Shoot
Sight-in takes place from 1000 to 1200
Shoot starts at noon, 40 shot match with targets at 100 to 465 yards
For more info call Frank Sedivy at 892-4072
Egg Shoots
To be announced
The Club is looking for someone to run some Egg Shoots
If interested call Bob Smith at
For information on all shoots
Call Frank Sedivy at 406-892-4072
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Updated Novemer 25, 2023