—————
01 // ABOUT
#01
About This Program
What to expect when you show up
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
$10 for members/$20 for non-members.
New shooters to the most advanced shooters are welcome. Basic handgun safety handling skills are required. RSO's will assist you if needed. 7 divisions (center fire pistols, red dots, and rimfire pistols are welcome). Holsters are not required. If not holstered, firearms must be bagged. Four (4) mags will be needed and they will be loaded to capacity (Full Mags). Three (3) second penalty for missed plates. The timer runs until the STOP place is hit! Shooter will shoot four (4) times. Your slowest time will be dropped and your best 3 times will be added for your total time.
Registration is open at 7:45am to 8:30am. Must be here before 8:30am.
For any questions or comments please contact Ron Fortunato @ 267-228-3187 or [email protected]
02 // GEAR
#02
What to Bring
Equipment and gear for this program
1Handgun or pistol-caliber carbine (rimfire or centerfire)
2Minimum 150 rounds of ammunition
3Belt-mounted holster
4Magazine pouches
5Eye protection (required)
6Ear protection (electronic recommended)
Safety & Rules
Know these before your first shot
- All firearms must pass safety inspection
- Eye and ear protection required on all bays
- Each stage is timed; fastest time wins
- Follow all Range Officer commands immediately
- No handling firearms except at safe areas
01 // SESSIONS
#01
Upcoming Sessions
10 sessions scheduled - click any date to view details or register
04 // TIPS
#04
Pro Tips for Beginners
Advice from experienced shooters
Start with rimfire to learn stages cheaply
Transitions are more important than split times initially
Always hit the stop plate last
Learn the eight standard stage layouts
Consistent grip and stance beat "going fast"