Our big event, a Garand-only match in honor of one of our founding members. Held every year in June.
We start the season with a clinic, and we have experienced shooters who will help you out with your marksmanship at every match.
Membership in our club is not required, and you may shoot any safe rifle that allows you to follow the course of fire.
We encourage new shooters to come out and try a match, and we will loan you everything you'll need .
For the last several years, we have hosted a sniper match as a bonus match during the summer. This year we changed gears a little and opted to host a service pistol match as our bonus match. We held our inaugural pistol match this year on June 30th and had a great turnout. Rifle shooters who haven’t been out in a while were able to return to the range and show their handgun skills.
Saturday turned out to be a great day to be on the range and we had a great turnout for our 2018 John Wallace Cup match in memory of founding member, club historian, and unofficial armorer, John Wallace. Competitors in the cup match must use an as-issued M1 Garand with surplus ammunition, and the course of fire is the same course we shoot each month. There are no practice relays allowed in this one, so your first relay must be with the Garand, and that will be your entry into the cup match. Shooters not competing for the cup are welcome to shoot in the Vintage, Modern, Unlimited or other categories as always.
We had near perfect weather and a full complement for our April match as we welcomed a number of new shooters and a few former members to the firing line. The competition was stiff but Tony Simonetti persevered over 18 other shooters to win the Garand match with a 280-1X. Dewey Hales took top honors in the modern military category with a score of 288-4X. In the Open Individual Category, Richard Martinez took top honors with his National Match M-1A and a score of 294-14X.
