• All scheduled shoot events are open to the public - See calendar for schedule
• Entry Fees - Please bring correct dollar amount.
• Falling Plate - $10 for first gun in family, $8 thereafter
• Hanging Plate - $6 per pistol, per class
• Speed Steel
• Centerfire - $10 per pistol/class, $8 for second pistol same class
• Rimfire - $8 per pistol
• Bowling Pin
• Centerfire - $10 per pistol/class, $8 for second pistol same class
• Rimfire - $8 per pistol/class, $6 for second pistol same class
• Big Bore - $5 per pistol
• Rifle - $8 per rifle
• Trap - $2.50 per flight of 25 clays
• Payouts
• Falling Plate - $2 per shooter for 1st, and $1 per shooter for 2nd
• Hanging Plate - $
• Speed Steel
• Centerfire - $2 per shooter for 1st, and $1 per shooter for 2nd
• Rimfire - $2 per shooter for 1st, and $1 per shooter for 2nd
• Bowling Pin(estimated for new format)
• Centerfire - $2 per shooter for 1st, and $1 per shooter for 2nd
• Rimfire - $2 per shooter for 1st, and $1 per shooter for 2nd
• Rifle - $
• Trap - None
• Gun Requirements/Limitations
• Falling Plate - Any .22 Long Rifle Pistol utilizing any sights(Class designations - None)
• Hanging Plate - Any .22 Long Rifle Pistol utilizing any sights(Class designations - Iron sight, Optical sight)
• Speed Steel
• Centerfire - Minimum 9mm/.38 caliber pistols(No magnums, no full metal jacket, Lead or lead plated is preferred)
• Rimfire - Any .22 Long Rifle pistol(Class designations - Iron sight, Optical sight)
• Bowling Pin
• Centerfire - Minimum 9mm/.38 caliber pistols(No full metal jacket, Lead or lead plated is preferred)
• Rimfire - Any .22 Long Rifle pistol(Class designations - Iron sight, Optical sight)
• Big Bore - .430 bore or larger pistol
• Rifle -
• Trap - None

Basic Objective: Shoot all of the plates down quicker than your apponent.

Sign up for these matches must be completed no later than the start of each match (normally 0930). No shooter may sign up after the start time of the match. NO EXCEPTIONS. A matrix is used to conduct the shoot and once the shoot begins, the matrix can not be changed. No exceptions, don't ask, be on time.

• The falling plate match will be held on the bowling pin range
• All four bowling pin tables will be set up with a falling plate rack that can be reset via a rope from the firing line. Each plate rack will be approximately 30 feet from the shooting table
• Each rack will have six plates. Five plates are six inches in diameter and one plate is four inches (the stop plate). Each match, the stop plate could be placed in a different position as could the six inch plates.
• Any rimfire .22 long rifle pistol using any sight
• It is suggested that each shooter bring a minimum of 250 rounds to each shoot. Although there have been times when shooters have used 300+ rounds because of high participation.
• The cost to participate is $10.00 per shooter for the first gun in family and $8.00 for all other family members. Pay off is $2.00 per entry for 1st place, and $1.00 per entry for 2nd place
• The match is conducted using a round robin format (each shooter will shoot three sets of plates against every other shooter. One point will be awarded for each table won and 1/2 point per shooter for a tie
• If there are more than 14 shooters, we will break up into two groups. Each group will shoot a round robin format, then the winner of each group shall have a four table shoot off to determine 1st and 2nd place
• Starting position - arms must be touching shooters side with gun held at a 45 degree angle to be in the ready position

Basic Objective: To shoot each of the 6 plates with 6 rounds as quick as possible (within 6 seconds).

This is a times, limited .22 rimfire match. It consists of six round steel plates, suspended on 1/4" rods evenly spaced approxametely 18" apart. You are allowed six (6) shots within a six (6) second time frame.

• Match is held in the Steel Match bay
• Plate rack will be placed as close as possible to the back of the berm
• There are four(4) different sizes of plates 4, 5, 6, and 7"
• Match is shot at 4 different distances 10, 15, 20, and 25yds
• First round is shot at 10yds using the 4" plates with six shots timed fire(six seconds), three times for a total of 18 shots.
• Succeeding distances are shot increasing the plate size (i.e. 15yds shot w/5" plates, 20yds - 6", etc)
• There are two classes, Optical (scope or reddot), and Iron sights
• If competitor shoots in both classes and wins both, they are only eligible for payout in one class
• Tie breaker will be shot for fastest time if needed for each class. (25yds, 7" plates)
• Timer with random start time and final stop time at six(6) seconds will determine each competitors scoring
• Start position will be at a low ready with arms touching competitors sides.

Basic Objective: To shoot each of the 5 plates as quick as possible

1. All shooters are to meet in the club house for pre-match meeting by the match director
2. Shooters to sign up for one or two events that they will shoot and pay match fees for each gun. Only two events per shooter. Two guns total
3. Shooters will receive one score card for each gun they will be shooting
4. Shooters to fill out each score card with their name and event to be shot
5. Shooters will be matched by squad. Squads should be of equal shooters
6. Each squad must pick a range officer and a score keeper
7. Squad range officer - Pick up a bucket and proceed with your squad to assigned range
8. Shooters are to give score cards to their squads score keeper upon arriving at their first range for competition. Score keepers are to record and total each shooters runs and final total. Other shooters are to share score keeping and range officer responsibilities when these two are up to shoot. Plates are to be painted between shooters. Don't try to be a Rembrandt, paint shot spots only
9. Score keepers are to turn in totaled score cards at the club house for input to determine event 1st and 2nd place winners, and awards
10. All guns are to be holstered or bagged when a shooter is thru with each run with gun pointed down range. If gun is not holstered, it must be brought to the line each time in a bag/box/case. Before proceeding to the first event, shooters are to holster at the designated safe bench, or at their first starting station at the direction of the range officer for that range
11. Guns are to be holstered or bagged at all times. No exceptions

Sign up for this match must be completed no later than the start of each match at 0930.
No shooter may sign up after the start time of each match, no exceptions.
A matrix is used to conduct the match and once the shoot begins the matrix can not be changed.
No exceptions, don’t ask, just be on time.

Four tables will be set up on the bowling pin range with all pins set to the back.
There will be two classes, 8 round, and 6 round, both with any type sight.
This allows revolvers to compete with semi-auto with down loaded magazines.
There is no reloads, and any pistol 9mm and larger may be used.

After the center fire and revolver events, we will shoot .22cal at cut bowling pin tops placed
in the front position on the tables Format will be same as centerfire, but with 10rds.

The match will be conducted using a round robin format with each shooter shooting two tables against each shooter.
One point will be awarded and scored on your score card for each table that is won and 1/2 point for a tie.

-Winner is determined by which shooter gets all five pins on the ground first.
- If after both shooters have fired their number of rounds, and both shooters have pins on their tables
the shooter with the fewest pins on the table is the winner of that round.
- If both shooters have the same amount of pins on their table, the shooter with the fewest pins standing wins.
- If both shooters have the same number of pins on their table, and the same number standing, then it is scored as a tie table.

It is suggested that each shooter bring at least 200 rounds for each event you will be entering and
depending on how many shooters compete, you could shoot over 200 rounds.
We will conduct the match using 2 separate groups A & B. Each group will shoot a round robin format.
The winner of each group will then have a two table shoot off to determine the first and second place winners of each event.

Entry fees are as follows:
Center fire: $10.00 per class, per gun
Rim fire: $8.00 per gun

Cash prizes will be paid to the first and second place shooters of each event.

** Any round that the range officer feels to be unsafe will not be allowed usage at pin matches.
If disallowed for usage, the shooters entrance fee will be refunded.

No full metal jacketed bullets are allowed and it is suggested that a minimum power factor of 136 be used.
The use of shooting glasses with wrap around or side protection is mandatory.