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The Western extreme is the next 3-D by the club. It will be shared by 3 clubs in Chadron. The register will not be taken, just the cc smart tablet will be used. A handful of members are planning on attending. The NTA will set up one of the 3 courses, Jeremy, Ron and Brian did a quick cleanup of the Ike’s which included redoing the bag targets, painted the bow stands and trimmed around the trailers. New Business

Action Steel is a generic shooting match at Pinellas Outdoor Shooting Range in Clearwater—a straightforward competition where you run steel targets under time pressure. It's the kind of event that tests both speed and accuracy in a format that works for shooters across the experience spectrum. You'll move through stages designed to challenge your fundamentals and decision-making under the clock. It's competitive without being complicated, and it's a solid way to see where you stand against other shooters in a real match environment.

Training Committee Meeting at Pikes Peak Council BSA Camp Alexander in Colorado Springs, CO. Check with the host club for match details, start times, and registration.

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DNR Youth Hunter Safety (FAS) Indoor Range and Classroom Class 2 of 4 When 06/03/2026 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM Location IGC Clubhouse, 28006 Arbo Rd, Grand Rapids Contact Eugene Crandall at [email protected] This is the MN DNR class that's required for youth hunting in Minnesota, DNR Youth Firearm Safety (FAS). This is a classroom day.  There's more information available at Hunter Education/Firearms Safety Certification for Youth | Minnesota DNR (state.mn.us) Classes will be evening, Mon, Wednesday, F

Muzzleloader League Matches are held on the firstWednesday of each month, April through October, at the pistol range. Check thechapter newsletter for specifics. Start time is 4:00 P. M. and multiple relaysare started until about one hour before dusk. Arriving earlier is better, especially if it's your first time or if youwant to shoot multiple times. Chapter membership is not required. If you don'thave the required equipment, let us know in advance, and we will supply it,with instruction. You may shoot multiplerelays in any combination of the following categories ·        50 feet: pistols or revolvers, "iron" sights only,single-handed hold. ·        25 yards: percussion, flintlock, or in-line rifles, "iron"sights only. Handguns with a two-handed hold are allowed in this category. ·        50 yards: same equipment as used at 25 yards except any type of sightsare allowed. This could be an in-line muzzleloader fitted with a scope, reddot, etc. All relays will be 10 shots in 40 minutes using NRAB-2 Slow Fire pistol targets at 50 feet and 25 yards; and NRA B-3 Timed / RapidFire Pistol targets at 50 yards. 775 caliber (10 gauge) is the maximum. If aperson shoots multiple relays in a category in one match, the best score willbe kept. Sighting shots are permitted and you are allowed tohang two targets for each category; a marked sighting target (a target with adiagonal slash through it) and an unmarked score target. Each shooter may firstshoot as many shots on the sighting target as they wish, followed by 10 shotson the score target. All shots must be finished in the 40-minute time period.It is the shooter's responsibility to notify the range officer when switchingfrom the sighting target to the score target. Eye and ear protection is required. Cost is $2.00 per relay fortargets, awards, etc. You must shoot in a minimum of three matches in acategory to qualify for an end-of-season award and for awards to be given theremust be at least two qualifying shooters in that category. Averages will bekept to three decimal places. Match results will be published. All shots (except sightingshots) must be held off-hand (no external support). NRA Pistol Rules apply whennot superseded by this document, i.e., no wrist or elbow support, no gloves, nospecial jackets, etc. Slings are allowed. Thereare no age limitations, but absolute safety is required. Shooters under 18years old must be accompanied by a parent at each match and the parent mustannually sign a liability waiver. If you have questions, contact Susan Cassell [email protected] or at 301-785-4323. E-mail is preferred.