Metallic Silhouette Shooting

This is a rifle match for club members at 1000 Islands Sportsmen's Club in Redwood. You'll shoot against other members to test your marksmanship across different distances—standard format for learning where you really stand with your rifle. Matches like this run structured stages that expose weak points in your shooting. You get real feedback on distance work, positions, and consistency. Members use these to dial in rifles, practice competition shooting, or just see how they stack up.

A competitive pistol match featuring scored courses of fire. Depending on the format, this may include bullseye (precision), action pistol, or timed/rapid fire stages. Handgun (caliber and type per match rules) Ammunition (typically 50-150 rounds depending on format) Magazine pouches and holster (if action format) Eye and ear protection (required) Arrive early for sign-in and safety briefing If this is your first match, let the match director know -- most clubs pair new shooters with experienced mentors Focus on safety first, speed comes with experience Contact Renton Fish & Game Club for match format, round count, divisions, and entry fees.

Reading Rifle & Revolver Club CMP EIC Service Rifle Match at Reading Rifle & Revolver Club in Reading. Check with the host club for match details, start times, and registration.

Metallic silhouette competition features steel targets shaped like chickens, pigs, turkeys, and rams set at progressively longer distances. Shooters fire from standing position (offhand) and must knock targets completely off their stands to score. | Detail | Info | |--------|------| | Target shapes | Chicken, Pig, Turkey, Ram | | Divisions | High Power Rifle, Smallbore, Pistol, Air | | Position | Standing (offhand) | | Targets per match | 40 (10 per animal) | Rifle or pistol per division rules Ammunition (40-60 rounds) Eye and ear protection (required) Contact Aurora Gun Club for division details and entry fees.

Small Rifle Practice is a rifle match at Butler County Sportsmen Club where you zero in on marksmanship fundamentals and test yourself against a course of fire. It's a chance to see where your rifle and shooting actually stand without the complexity of bigger competitions. The match runs August 31st at 1 p.m. You'll shoot from various distances—the exact format depends on what the match director has set up that day. Bring a rifle you know, ammunition, and show up ready to shoot clean targets.

Metallic silhouette at Lima Sabres tests your ability to knock down steel animal targets at distance while standing unsupported. It's pure marksmanship—steady hold and trigger control under real conditions, no rest, no excuses. You'll shoot offhand at chickens, pigs, turkeys, and rams positioned at set distances. Each target that falls counts; misses cost you the match. Lima Sabres runs this format regularly, and it weeds out the casual shooters from those who can actually hold a vertical line.