SPRING 2700-IRON MAN

Saturday, April 20, 2024
Start Time: 09h00 – Saturday

.22 – 900: $15.00
30 shots slow fire
30 shots timed fire
30 shots rapid fire

Followed by:
Centre Fire – 900: $15.00
30 shots slow fire
30 shots timed fire
30 shots rapid fire

Followed by:
.45 – 900: $15.00
30 shots slow fire
30 shots timed fire
30 shots rapid fire

Individual Ball Match: 9mm – Iron Sights Only: $5.00
One National Match Course
 
 
NOTE: all targets to be shot on Spieth turning target system
PROGRAM TO BE MODIFIED DEPENDING UPON ATTENDANCE
 

Registration:

All registrations will close one half-hour prior to the start time. 
Please govern your attendance accordingly.
Rules:
As per SFC and NRA pistol rules.
Fees:
$ 15.00 per event (9mm ball match: $5)
$10.00 Registration and Range fee

NON CLUB MEMBERS; $20.00 INSURANCE FEE
AHA affiliation and Junior fee: $25.00: optional

Classification:
SFC and NRA classification systems will be used.
 

The Match Director reserves the right to modify rules
and courses of fire depending upon conditions

Christmas Turkey Shoot

Try your luck!

Win a turkey for that Thanksgiving meal
(and perhaps a pan to cook it in!)

Saturday, December 16, 2023
10 am - noon
(or until prizes run out)

Special Juniors Relay

Camaraderie!
Coffee!
Confections!

We supply the guns, targets & ammo
... You bring the luck!

No Turkeys, real or imaginary, will be harmed at this event.

This ladies only program is intended to introduce new participants to the shooting sports.

Catering to non-members from the general public, we hope to bring in adults and juniors to learn to shoot rifle and pistol. Our goal is to teach the joy of shooting as a recreational sport.

Come and meet our Olympic, World Cup and Pan Am competitors!

The program will be a single session of 3 hours in length.

Individuals will learn to shoot air guns and .22 calibre pistols and rifles.

Cost is $40 per person (paid in advance).

There are no refunds but we will offer you a spot in a future course if you cancel more than 24 hours before the course.  

Registration:
Please register in advance at the club desk.
(There will be NO registrations on the day of the course.)

Try your luck!

Win a turkey for that Thanksgiving meal
(and perhaps a pan to cook it in!)

Saturday, October 8th
10 am - noon
(or until prizes run out)

Special Juniors Relay

Camaraderie!
Coffee!
Confections!

We supply the guns, targets & ammo
... You bring the luck!

No Turkeys, real or imaginary, will be harmed at this event.

Annual Club Air Pistol Championship

All club pistol shooters welcome!

Sunday: 14h00
23 January, 2022
(Afternoon)

10m Air Pistol

Free for Club Members
(Open to club members ony)

Onsite registrations will close One Half-Hour prior to the start time.

This ladies only program is intended to introduce new participants to the shooting sports.

Catering to non-members from the general public, we hope to bring in adults and juniors to learn to shoot rifle and pistol. Our goal is to teach the joy of shooting as a recreational sport.

Come and meet our Olympic, World Cup and Pan Am competitors!

The program will be a single session of 3 hours in length.

Individuals will learn to shoot air guns and .22 calibre pistols and rifles.

Cost is $25 per person (paid in advance).

There are no refunds but we will offer you a spot in a future course if you cancel more than 24 hours before the course.  

Registration:
Please register in advance at the club desk.
(There will be NO registrations on the day of the course.)

Thanksgiving Turkey Shoot
+ Silent Auction

CANCELLED

Try your luck!

Win a turkey for that Thanksgiving meal
(and perhaps a pan to cook it in!)

Saturday, October 10th
10 am - noon
(or until prizes run out)

Remember, you must wear your mask! (Calgary mask bylaw)

Special Juniors Relay

Camaraderie!
Coffee!
Confections!

We supply the guns, targets & ammo
... You bring the luck!

No Turkeys, real or imaginary, will be harmed at this event.

As well, a silent auction of several .22RF rifles, and pellet pistols, we have had in storage for years. You must have a current PAL to take part (pellet rifle and pistols not required). They, in their day, were considered to be really good shooters, they still are. 
There may be a reserve bid posted on some.
VISA/MasterCard, ETC. only, no cash. 

This ladies only program is intended to introduce new participants to the shooting sports.

Catering to non-members from the general public, we hope to bring in adults and juniors to learn to shoot rifle and pistol. Our goal is to teach the joy of shooting as a recreational sport.

Come and meet our Olympic, World Cup and Pan Am competitors!

The program will be a single session of 3 hours in length.

Individuals will learn to shoot air guns and .22 calibre pistols and rifles.

Cost is $25 per person (paid in advance).

There are no refunds but we will offer you a spot in a future course if you cancel more than 24 hours before the course.  

Registration:
Please register in advance at the club desk.
(There will be NO registrations on the day of the course.)

This program is intended to introduce new participants to the shooting sports.

Catering to non-members from the general public, we hope to bring in adults and juniors to learn to shoot rifle and pistol. Our goal is to teach the joy of shooting as a recreational sport.

Come and meet our Olympic, World Cup and Pan Am competitors!

The program will be a single session of 3 hours in length.

Individuals will learn to shoot air guns and .22 calibre pistols and rifles.

Cost is $25 per person (paid in advance).

There are no refunds but we will offer you a spot in a future course if you cancel more than 24 hours before the course.  

Registration:
Please register in advance at the club desk.
(There will be NO registrations on the day of the course.)

Christmas Turkey Shoot

Try your luck!

Win a turkey for that Thanksgiving meal
(and perhaps a pan to cook it in!)

Saturday, December 21, 2018
10 am - noon
(or until prizes run out)

Special Juniors Relay

Camaraderie!
Coffee!
Confections!

We supply the guns, targets & ammo
... You bring the luck!

No Turkeys, real or imaginary, will be harmed at this event.

This ladies only program is intended to introduce new participants to the shooting sports.

Catering to non-members from the general public, we hope to bring in adults and juniors to learn to shoot rifle and pistol. Our goal is to teach the joy of shooting as a recreational sport.

Come and meet our World Cup and Pan Am competitors!

The program will be single days of 3 hours in length.

Individuals will learn to shoot air guns and .22 calibre. 

Cost is $25 per person (paid in advance).

There are no refunds but we will offer you a spot in a future course if you cancel more than 24 hours before the course.  

Registration:
Please register in advance at the club desk.
(There will be NO registrations on the day of the course.)

This program is intended to introduce new participants to the shooting sports.

Catering to non-members from the general public, we hope to bring in adults and juniors to learn to shoot rifle and pistol. Our goal is to teach the joy of shooting as a recreational sport.

The program will be single days of 3 hours in length.

Individuals will learn to shoot air guns and .22 calibre. 

Cost is $25 per person (paid in advance).

There are no refunds but we will offer you a spot in a future course if you cancel more than 24 hours before the course.  

Registration:
Please register in advance at the club desk.
(There will be NO registrations on the day of the course.)

This ladies only program is intended to introduce new participants to the shooting sports.

Catering to non-members from the general public, we hope to bring in adults and juniors to learn to shoot rifle and pistol. Our goal is to teach the joy of shooting as a recreational sport.

Come and meet our Olympic athlete: Lynda Kiejko

The program will be single days of 3 hours in length.

Individuals will learn to shoot air guns and .22 calibre. 

Cost is $25 per person (paid in advance).

There are no refunds but we will offer you a spot in a future course if you cancel more than 24 hours before the course.  

Registration:
Please register in advance at the club desk.
(There will be NO registrations on the day of the course.)

Canadian Federal Law stipulates that in order to purchase or possess firearms or ammunition a person must have a Possession and Acquisition License (PAL).  

To obtain a license for non-restricted firearms (normally rifles and shotguns used for hunting) applicants must pass the Canadian Firearms Safety Course (CFSC) PAL exams, consisting of both a written test and a practical test.  

Effective June 18, 2015 under Bill C-42 (known as the Common Sense Firearms Licensing Act), first time applicants can no longer only challenge the CFSC or the CRFSC without taking the full classroom course and passing the tests. 

Persons who wish to possess restricted firearms (normally handguns) must complete the Canadian Restricted Firearms Safety Course (CRFSC) and pass the exams related to that course.  That entitles application for a Restricted Possession and Acquisition License (RPAL).

Schedule:
Non-Restricted: Saturday - 10h00 Start
Restricted: Sunday - 13h00 Start

Fees (Paid in advance):
$175 – Non-Restricted Firearms
$300 – Both Non-Restricted Firearms + Restricted Firearms

Registration:
Please register in advance at the club desk.
(There will be NO registrations on the day of the course.)

There are no refunds, only rescheduling of course times.

Course materials may be downloaded in advance by clicking on this link. (11.8MB)
Pre-registration and fee payment (via credit card) is now available
via phone @ +1 (403) 563-3900

Rifle Marksmanship Training Program

New for 2019 is a four-part series of courses for Rifle Marksmanship Training. These training sessions will be held monthly at the Calgary Rifle and Pistol Club from January through until April. The intent of this training is to offer beginner and experienced rifle athletes alike, formal classroom as well as live fire instruction and coaching in a very hands-on structured environment. The focus will be on smallbore (.22 cal.) rifle shooting for prone, standing and kneeling positions. Whether you are just starting out and would like to learn the basics, or you have some experience and wish to improve your performance, then this training is for you.

PLACE

Calgary Rifle & Pistol Club
1910 - 39 Avenue NE, Calgary, AB T2E 7Y9

DATES

Jan. 5th Safety Training, Introduction to Prone position basics.
Feb. 2nd Safety & Prone Part II, plus Breathing, Trigger Control & Sight Alignment.
Mar. 2nd Safety & Prone review, plus Standing (offhand) position basics.
Apr. 6th Safety, Prone & Standing review, plus Kneeling position basics.

WHAT TO BRING

Your own rifle (.22 cal. only) can be bolt action, semi-auto, lever or pump action with either peep sights or telescopic sights, in good working order. Ammunition – 3 boxes (150 rds. of .22). Ammo sales will not be available at the club. Spotting scopes, mats and targets will be provided, or you may use your own.

COST PER SESSION

CRPC members $10.00, non-members $25.00 (includes daily fee for insurance coverage) payable at the class. Please bring exact change/cash – credit/debit card payment not available.

CLASS MATERIAL

Handouts of topics covered will be provided.

INSTRUCTOR

Jeff Hunter, Certified Range Safety Officer, former National Rifle Team competitor.

ELIGIBILITY

Anyone over the age of 12, who has the strength, coordination and maturity to safely handle a firearm. Juniors between the ages of 12 – 18 must be accompanied at all times by a parent or guardian.

SCHEDULE

Doors open at 8:30 AM.
Courses will begin at 9:00 AM sharp and will run until approximately noon.
There may be additional time available for anyone wishing to stay a little longer for more training.

REGISTRATION

As classes will intentionally be kept small (max. of 8 people) so that personalized coaching may be provided, you are encouraged to register early either by email or telephone to:

Jeff Hunter, hunterwj@shaw.ca, (587) 700-7516

The Firearms Act requires that every range have safety officers in place to operate.
This is an Alberta Federation of Shooting Sports certified Range Safety Officer course.

Please contact the AFSS: 1 (780) 415-1775 or afss@abshooters.org  to pre-register.

This is a 2 day course and will resume on Sunday afternoon from 2:00pm to 6:00pm

Canadian Federal Law stipulates that in order to purchase or possess firearms or ammunition a person must have a Possession and Acquisition License (PAL).  

To obtain a license for non-restricted firearms (normally rifles and shotguns used for hunting) applicants must pass the Canadian Firearms Safety Course (CFSC) PAL exams, consisting of both a written test and a practical test.  

Effective June 18, 2015 under Bill C-42 (known as the Common Sense Firearms Licensing Act), first time applicants can no longer only challenge the CFSC or the CRFSC without taking the full classroom course and passing the tests. 

Persons who wish to possess restricted firearms (normally handguns) must complete the Canadian Restricted Firearms Safety Course (CRFSC) and pass the exams related to that course.  That entitles application for a Restricted Possession and Acquisition License (RPAL).

Schedule:
Non-Restricted: Saturday - 10h00 Start
Restricted: Sunday - 13h00 Start

Fees (Paid in advance):
$175 – Non-Restricted Firearms
$300 – Both Non-Restricted Firearms + Restricted Firearms

Registration:
Please register in advance at the club desk.
(There will be NO registrations on the day of the course.)

There are no refunds, only rescheduling of course times.

Course materials may be downloaded in advance by clicking on this link. (11.8MB)
Pre-registration and fee payment (via credit card) is now available
via phone @ +1 (403) 563-3900

Rifle Marksmanship Training Program

New for 2019 is a four-part series of courses for Rifle Marksmanship Training. These training sessions will be held monthly at the Calgary Rifle and Pistol Club from January through until April. The intent of this training is to offer beginner and experienced rifle athletes alike, formal classroom as well as live fire instruction and coaching in a very hands-on structured environment. The focus will be on smallbore (.22 cal.) rifle shooting for prone, standing and kneeling positions. Whether you are just starting out and would like to learn the basics, or you have some experience and wish to improve your performance, then this training is for you.

PLACE

Calgary Rifle & Pistol Club
1910 - 39 Avenue NE, Calgary, AB T2E 7Y9

DATES

Jan. 5th Safety Training, Introduction to Prone position basics.
Feb. 2nd Safety & Prone Part II, plus Breathing, Trigger Control & Sight Alignment.
Mar. 2nd Safety & Prone review, plus Standing (offhand) position basics.
Apr. 6th Safety, Prone & Standing review, plus Kneeling position basics.

WHAT TO BRING

Your own rifle (.22 cal. only) can be bolt action, semi-auto, lever or pump action with either peep sights or telescopic sights, in good working order. Ammunition – 3 boxes (150 rds. of .22). Ammo sales will not be available at the club. Spotting scopes, mats and targets will be provided, or you may use your own.

COST PER SESSION

CRPC members $10.00, non-members $25.00 (includes daily fee for insurance coverage) payable at the class. Please bring exact change/cash – credit/debit card payment not available.

CLASS MATERIAL

Handouts of topics covered will be provided.

INSTRUCTOR

Jeff Hunter, Certified Range Safety Officer, former National Rifle Team competitor.

ELIGIBILITY

Anyone over the age of 12, who has the strength, coordination and maturity to safely handle a firearm. Juniors between the ages of 12 – 18 must be accompanied at all times by a parent or guardian.

SCHEDULE

Doors open at 8:30 AM.
Courses will begin at 9:00 AM sharp and will run until approximately noon.
There may be additional time available for anyone wishing to stay a little longer for more training.

REGISTRATION

As classes will intentionally be kept small (max. of 8 people) so that personalized coaching may be provided, you are encouraged to register early either by email or telephone to:

Jeff Hunter, hunterwj@shaw.ca, (587) 700-7516

Canadian Federal Law stipulates that in order to purchase or possess firearms or ammunition a person must have a Possession and Acquisition License (PAL).  

To obtain a license for non-restricted firearms (normally rifles and shotguns used for hunting) applicants must pass the Canadian Firearms Safety Course (CFSC) PAL exams, consisting of both a written test and a practical test.  

Effective June 18, 2015 under Bill C-42 (known as the Common Sense Firearms Licensing Act), first time applicants can no longer only challenge the CFSC or the CRFSC without taking the full classroom course and passing the tests. 

Persons who wish to possess restricted firearms (normally handguns) must complete the Canadian Restricted Firearms Safety Course (CRFSC) and pass the exams related to that course.  That entitles application for a Restricted Possession and Acquisition License (RPAL).

Schedule:
Non-Restricted: Saturday - 10h00 Start
Restricted: Sunday - 13h00 Start

Fees (Paid in advance):
$175 – Non-Restricted Firearms
$300 – Both Non-Restricted Firearms + Restricted Firearms

Registration:
Please register in advance at the club desk.
(There will be NO registrations on the day of the course.)

There are no refunds, only rescheduling of course times.

Course materials may be downloaded in advance by clicking on this link. (11.8MB)
Pre-registration and fee payment (via credit card) is now available
via phone @ +1 (403) 563-3900

Rifle Marksmanship Training Program

New for 2019 is a four-part series of courses for Rifle Marksmanship Training. These training sessions will be held monthly at the Calgary Rifle and Pistol Club from January through until April. The intent of this training is to offer beginner and experienced rifle athletes alike, formal classroom as well as live fire instruction and coaching in a very hands-on structured environment. The focus will be on smallbore (.22 cal.) rifle shooting for prone, standing and kneeling positions. Whether you are just starting out and would like to learn the basics, or you have some experience and wish to improve your performance, then this training is for you.

PLACE

Calgary Rifle & Pistol Club
1910 - 39 Avenue NE, Calgary, AB T2E 7Y9

DATES

Jan. 5th Safety Training, Introduction to Prone position basics.
Feb. 2nd Safety & Prone Part II, plus Breathing, Trigger Control & Sight Alignment.
Mar. 2nd Safety & Prone review, plus Standing (offhand) position basics.
Apr. 6th Safety, Prone & Standing review, plus Kneeling position basics.

WHAT TO BRING

Your own rifle (.22 cal. only) can be bolt action, semi-auto, lever or pump action with either peep sights or telescopic sights, in good working order. Ammunition – 3 boxes (150 rds. of .22). Ammo sales will not be available at the club. Spotting scopes, mats and targets will be provided, or you may use your own.

COST PER SESSION

CRPC members $10.00, non-members $25.00 (includes daily fee for insurance coverage) payable at the class. Please bring exact change/cash – credit/debit card payment not available.

CLASS MATERIAL

Handouts of topics covered will be provided.

INSTRUCTOR

Jeff Hunter, Certified Range Safety Officer, former National Rifle Team competitor.

ELIGIBILITY

Anyone over the age of 12, who has the strength, coordination and maturity to safely handle a firearm. Juniors between the ages of 12 – 18 must be accompanied at all times by a parent or guardian.

SCHEDULE

Doors open at 8:30 AM.
Courses will begin at 9:00 AM sharp and will run until approximately noon.
There may be additional time available for anyone wishing to stay a little longer for more training.

REGISTRATION

As classes will intentionally be kept small (max. of 8 people) so that personalized coaching may be provided, you are encouraged to register early either by email or telephone to:

Jeff Hunter, hunterwj@shaw.ca, (587) 700-7516

Rifle Marksmanship Training Program

New for 2019 is a four-part series of courses for Rifle Marksmanship Training. These training sessions will be held monthly at the Calgary Rifle and Pistol Club from January through until April. The intent of this training is to offer beginner and experienced rifle athletes alike, formal classroom as well as live fire instruction and coaching in a very hands-on structured environment. The focus will be on smallbore (.22 cal.) rifle shooting for prone, standing and kneeling positions. Whether you are just starting out and would like to learn the basics, or you have some experience and wish to improve your performance, then this training is for you.

PLACE

Calgary Rifle & Pistol Club
1910 - 39 Avenue NE, Calgary, AB T2E 7Y9

DATES

Jan. 5th Safety Training, Introduction to Prone position basics.
Feb. 2nd Safety & Prone Part II, plus Breathing, Trigger Control & Sight Alignment.
Mar. 2nd Safety & Prone review, plus Standing (offhand) position basics.
Apr. 6th Safety, Prone & Standing review, plus Kneeling position basics.

WHAT TO BRING

Your own rifle (.22 cal. only) can be bolt action, semi-auto, lever or pump action with either peep sights or telescopic sights, in good working order. Ammunition – 3 boxes (150 rds. of .22). Ammo sales will not be available at the club. Spotting scopes, mats and targets will be provided, or you may use your own.

COST PER SESSION

CRPC members $10.00, non-members $25.00 (includes daily fee for insurance coverage) payable at the class. Please bring exact change/cash – credit/debit card payment not available.

CLASS MATERIAL

Handouts of topics covered will be provided.

INSTRUCTOR

Jeff Hunter, Certified Range Safety Officer, former National Rifle Team competitor.

ELIGIBILITY

Anyone over the age of 12, who has the strength, coordination and maturity to safely handle a firearm. Juniors between the ages of 12 – 18 must be accompanied at all times by a parent or guardian.

SCHEDULE

Doors open at 8:30 AM.
Courses will begin at 9:00 AM sharp and will run until approximately noon.
There may be additional time available for anyone wishing to stay a little longer for more training.

REGISTRATION

As classes will intentionally be kept small (max. of 8 people) so that personalized coaching may be provided, you are encouraged to register early either by email or telephone to:

Jeff Hunter, hunterwj@shaw.ca, (587) 700-7516

Christmas Turkey Shoot

Try your luck!

Win a turkey for that Thanksgiving meal
(and perhaps a pan to cook it in!)

Saturday, December 15, 2018
10 am - noon
(or until prizes run out)

Special Juniors Relay

Camaraderie!
Coffee!
Confections!

We supply the guns, targets & ammo
... You bring the luck!

No Turkeys, real or imaginary, will be harmed at this event.

This ladies only program is intended to introduce new participants to the shooting sports.

Catering to non-members from the general public, we hope to bring in adults and juniors to learn to shoot rifle and pistol. Our goal is to teach the joy of shooting as a recreational sport.

Come and meet our Olympic athlete: Lynda Kiejko

The program will be single days of 3 hours in length.

Individuals will learn to shoot air guns and .22 calibre. 

Cost is $25 per person (paid in advance).

There are no refunds but we will offer you a spot in a future course if you cancel more than 24 hours before the course.  

Registration:
Please register in advance at the club desk.
(There will be NO registrations on the day of the course.)

Canadian Federal Law stipulates that in order to purchase or possess firearms or ammunition a person must have a Possession and Acquisition License (PAL).  

To obtain a license for non-restricted firearms (normally rifles and shotguns used for hunting) applicants must pass the Canadian Firearms Safety Course (CFSC) PAL exams, consisting of both a written test and a practical test.  

Effective June 18, 2015 under Bill C-42 (known as the Common Sense Firearms Licensing Act), first time applicants can no longer only challenge the CFSC or the CRFSC without taking the full classroom course and passing the tests. 

Persons who wish to possess restricted firearms (normally handguns) must complete the Canadian Restricted Firearms Safety Course (CRFSC) and pass the exams related to that course.  That entitles application for a Restricted Possession and Acquisition License (RPAL).

Schedule:
Non-Restricted: Saturday - 10h00 Start
Restricted: Sunday - 13h00 Start

Fees (Paid in advance):
$175 – Non-Restricted Firearms
$300 – Both Non-Restricted Firearms + Restricted Firearms

Registration:
Please register in advance at the club desk.
(There will be NO registrations on the day of the course.)

There are no refunds, only rescheduling of course times.

Course materials may be downloaded in advance by clicking on this link. (11.8MB)
Pre-registration and fee payment (via credit card) is now available
via phone @ +1 (403) 563-3900

Ladies attending the Ladies Learn to Shoot program have asked for a program where they could come with their spouse….so here it is.

This program is intended to introduce new participants to the shooting sports.  You don’t need to be a member to attend this course.  Our goal is to teach the joy of shooting as a recreational sport.

The program is one session of 3 hours in length.

Individuals will receive safety instruction and learn to shoot air guns and .22 calibre pistols and rifles.  

Cost is $25 per person (paid in advance).

There are no refunds but we will offer you a spot in a future course if you cancel more than 24 hours before the course.  

Registration:
Please register in advance at the club desk.
(There will be NO registrations on the day of the course.)

Canadian Federal Law stipulates that in order to purchase or possess firearms or ammunition a person must have a Possession and Acquisition License (PAL).  

To obtain a license for non-restricted firearms (normally rifles and shotguns used for hunting) applicants must pass the Canadian Firearms Safety Course (CFSC) PAL exams, consisting of both a written test and a practical test.  

Effective June 18, 2015 under Bill C-42 (known as the Common Sense Firearms Licensing Act), first time applicants can no longer only challenge the CFSC or the CRFSC without taking the full classroom course and passing the tests. 

Persons who wish to possess restricted firearms (normally handguns) must complete the Canadian Restricted Firearms Safety Course (CRFSC) and pass the exams related to that course.  That entitles application for a Restricted Possession and Acquisition License (RPAL).

Schedule:
Non-Restricted: Saturday - 10h00 Start
Restricted: Sunday - 13h00 Start

Fees (Paid in advance):
$175 – Non-Restricted Firearms
$300 – Both Non-Restricted Firearms + Restricted Firearms

Registration:
Please register in advance at the club desk.
(There will be NO registrations on the day of the course.)

There are no refunds, only rescheduling of course times.

Course materials may be downloaded in advance by clicking on this link. (11.8MB)
Pre-registration and fee payment (via credit card) is now available
via phone @ +1 (403) 563-3900