NRA High Power Rifle

Youth rifle match at Bucks County Fish and Game Association—a chance for young shooters to compete, dial in their rifles, and see how they stack against peers on the same range. October 30th in Doylestown. This is match day: you show up, you shoot, you get scored. Real feedback on where your marksmanship stands. These matches run on a set format with established rules, so every competitor knows what they're walking into. Good way to build consistency under pressure and learn what your rifle can actually do.

Every Fall, the week prior to Minnesota Deer Opener, the Osage Sportsman's Club offers an opportunity for local hunters to sight in their rifles. 9 am - 5:30pm $7.00 per gun, no shot limit

Pre-Registration is required. We only can accomodate the first 20 shooters who sign up. Click here to sign up: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfXgQQPL2inhLMpncOTIc4-27gjCyjj3p00WrBwey3U6ayVhg/viewform#start=openform Note: The above link will become active on the 10th of the month. You will need to be ready to go by no later than 0830hrs. Please feel free to Gary Bissig with any questions at [email protected] This link with be active at 9:00am on the 10th of the month for that month's match. Until 9:00am the link will be deactivated. Our matches typically sell out in 10-15minutes. Once the match is full, I will deactivate the link. Members are encouragedto email me if they are unable to register. I have received multiple emails frommembers who indicated the link on our calendar is not correct. Could you pleaseupdate the LRGC calendar with this link. We do our very best never to turn an LRGCmember away.

This is a rifle sight-in match at Monticello Sportsmen Club on October 31st—a chance to zero your rifle and verify your setup performs before the season gets serious. You'll shoot from a controlled position at measured distances, giving you real data on where your gun is hitting and whether your scope needs adjustment.

This is a rifle match at 1000 Islands Sportsmen's Club reserved for club members on October 31st. You'll shoot against other members in a structured competition that tests accuracy across set distances—the kind of event that shows you where you actually stand as a marksman, not just at your home range. The format varies depending on the discipline the club runs that day, so your prep and positioning matter. It's straightforward competition: show up with a rifle zeroed and ready, put rounds downrange, and see how you stack against shooters who take it seriously. Good way to benchmark your skills and pick up field craft watching how others approach different positions and distances.

A competitive rifle match at Oakdale Sports Mens Club. Depending on the format, this may include benchrest, highpower, CMP service rifle, or practical rifle stages at various distances. Rifle (caliber and type per match rules) Ammunition (round count varies by format -- check with venue) Shooting mat or rest (as appropriate for format) Eye and ear protection (required) Arrive early for sign-in and safety briefing Bring more ammunition than you think you will need If this is your first match, let the match director know Contact Oakdale Sports Mens Club for match format, distances, round count, and entry fees.