Each discipline is run by a Match Director and a small team of members. Registered competitions, monthly matches, and informal shoots all happen here. Some are open to the public; all are open to members and sponsored guests.
Open to the public. Monthly NSCA-registered shoot on a course set fresh each month by volunteer members. $35, includes lunch. Youth (18 and under) shoot for $12.
NSSA-registered shoots since 1989. Member-organized league plus registered tournaments.
Registered ATA trap shooting since 1990. New trap field constructed in the early 2000s.
International Defensive Pistol Association matches. Practical shooting scenarios with defensive emphasis.
United States Practical Shooting Association. Action shooting with multiple targets, movement, and timing.
Five fixed steel-target stages timed for raw speed. Steel Challenge Shooting Association sanctioned.
Precision one-handed target shooting at 25 and 50 yards. The classical American pistol discipline.
Metallic silhouettes of chickens, pigs, turkeys, and rams at 50–200 meters.
Single Action Shooting Society. Cowboy action with period firearms and shooter aliases.
Practical rifle scenarios on the long range. Recently restarted matches.
Black powder cartridge rifle, long-range single-shot in the spirit of the 1870s buffalo hunters.
.22 rimfire silhouette out to extended ranges. Long-running monthly match.
Steel Challenge stages adapted for rimfire rifle and pistol. Approachable entry point for new shooters.
Women-focused training and matches. Welcoming environment for shooters at every skill level.
Structured introduction to the shooting sports for members' children and grandchildren.
