The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
This 30 round club match is shot to CMP rules. We shoot 10 rounds slow fire prone, 10 rounds
rapid fire prone or sitting, and 10 rounds slow fire off hand. 5 sighters are allowed before the match.
While we expect to shoot all matches from the 200 yard line, range conditions may require use of the 100
yard line.
A BBQ will follow the match.
For further information, contact Mike Judd at 352-425-4771 or Paul Greigger at 724-316-8197
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club To be held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR (HV not allowed)
**Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for cancelation notice due to weather)
**Future matches will be scheduled on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability".
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Saturdays sign up by 8:00 a.m. First shots promptly at 8:30.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. First shots promptly at 9:00
Targets are 8 swinging steel targets at 50 yards, plate sizes are 2 inch,
1 3/4", 1 1/2,
1 1/4”, 1", 3/4", 1/2", and 1/4"
Targets must be shot in order, largest to smallest. Target must visibly “swing” to be counted as a hit (Range Officials decision is final).
If a target is shot at and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is shot out of order, you lose all points for that set.
You may stop at any time and keep all points earned for that set.
If time runs out and you have not missed, you keep your points for that set.
Match is 3 sets, shot from the prone / bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set starting at the buzzer after load and make ready.
NO COACHING – Shooter is responsible for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
No scores will be announced until the end of the match.
Matches are set up as " Friendly competition" among participants, In a supportive environment.
So, come out and have fun!
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
First Coast IDPA is offering an Introduction to IDPA course on Sunday, February 15th, starting at 9:30 AM. The class will take place at the Flagler Gun and Archery Club. Anyone interested is welcome to attend; however, you must pre-register through Practiscore. The registration fee is $15 per person and will be collected on the day of the course.
Participants should bring:
· One handgun
· Three magazines
· 150 rounds of ammunition
· A cover garment
· A holster
· Two magazine pouches
This introductory session will teach basic commands, how to use the safe table, correct draw and holstering techniques, reloading, moving safely during a stage, helpful tips for shooting stages, various ways to engage targets, shooting from different distances, and methods for engaging moving targets.
It is strongly recommended that each student review the instructional videos found on the First Coast IDPA section of the Flagler Gun and Archery Club website before attending. Additionally, students are encouraged to visit their home range before the class to practice and become familiar with their firearm.
The class is limited to 15 students. Please register early to reserve your spot.
Double Skwobble on the third Sunday of each month. On Skeet field 1 only. Fields 2 and 3 open for skeet practice as normal.
Shot from the skeet stations. On call, you get a true pair immediately followed by another pair from the wobble trap, on report. Semi-auto or pump that holds at least four shots required. Loaners available. 40 birds per round. $10 members, $20 guests. more info...
Action Bay's 1- 8 are reserved for this event from 8 am. To 12 pm. On Mondays.
Sign in at 8:00 am safety meeting at 8:30 am Starting time right after the safety meeting.
This is a six-stage steel challenge match.
Participants must register on Practiscore.com, slots fill up quickly so register early.
No walk on slots will be available the morning of match.
$10.00 dollars for club members and $20.00 dollars for non club members and a second gun is $10.00 additional
Steel Practice will use up to 4 bays. Participants must provide their own paint.
Minimum of 4 registered participants are required or practice will be canceled.
The number of stages may vary dependent upon the
number of volunteers available for both set up, and take down. Set up begins NO later than 8 am and take down
by 11:30am, a 4-hour commitment.
ALL participants must pre-register and squad at practiscore.com No Walk On’s will be taken.
NOTE: Club members will be allowed to bring no more than two guests to these events.
Members / guest must meet all FGAC bylaws, and SOP requirements.
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
Course of Fire:The course of fire consists of five minutes for unlimited sighting shots and 2 strings of 10 shots for record at 200 yards.
The course of fire will be fired on electronic targets. (unless shooter is assigned a paper target) After the five-minute sighting period, the competitors will be given the command LOAD AND STANDBY. Shooters will then have 15 seconds for firing each round and 20 seconds for preparation. After one minute, 50 seconds, the LOAD AND STANDBY command for the second firer’s first shot is given.
Bench Shooters: Only authorized sandbag rests (Rule 6.4.3) or slings (Rule 6.3.3) may be used. No mechanical or adjustable rests, bipods, or rear rests or other means of support may be used. Front bag rests may not provide a channel in which to rest the rifle. more info...
We are celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the founding of the Florida Sports and Conservation Association Inc. (dba Flagler Gun & Archery Club). Please mark the date on your calendar and plan to attend. More details to come. more info...
Six steel targets sizes are 2 inch, 1 3/4", 1 1/2", 1 1/4", 1", and 3/4 inch. The scoring is also very simple. 1st target is 1 point, 2nd is 2 points, and so on, 3 4 5 and 6 points for the targets respectively. If you get all the way across that's 21 points, called blackjack.
Course of fire is “hit to move on” which means you have to hit a target before you engage the next one. You have to shoot them in order. If you shoot a target out of order, it counts as a miss. Points accumulate and are not lost on a miss. After the first run across you stay on the last target for an additional 21 points each time you hit it. You have 12 shots and 3 min. (3 min 30 sec for single shot loaders) to complete. 1 mandatory mag change is required unless using a single shot loader. In the event of a tie, the shooter with the lowest accumulated time takes first place. Rifle classes are the same as FGC KYL.
Sign in at 8:30. followed by warm up Shots at 9 a.m.
Match fees. $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
Primary Match Director James Mahoney primary, and Det Griessman is the alternate.detlefgn@gmail.com
Action Bay's 1- 8 are reserved for this event from 8 am. To 12 pm. On Mondays.
Sign in at 8:00 am safety meeting at 8:30 am Starting time right after the safety meeting.
This is a six-stage steel challenge match.
Participants must register on Practiscore.com, slots fill up quickly so register early.
No walk on slots will be available the morning of match.
$10.00 dollars for club members and $20.00 dollars for non club members and a second gun is $10.00 additional
Steel Practice will use up to 4 bays. Participants must provide their own paint.
Minimum of 4 registered participants are required or practice will be canceled.
The number of stages may vary dependent upon the
number of volunteers available for both set up, and take down. Set up begins NO later than 8 am and take down
by 11:30am, a 4-hour commitment.
ALL participants must pre-register and squad at practiscore.com No Walk On’s will be taken.
NOTE: Club members will be allowed to bring no more than two guests to these events.
Members / guest must meet all FGAC bylaws, and SOP requirements.
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
This 50 round club match is shot to NRA rules. We shoot 10 rounds slow fire off hand, 10 rounds rapid fire sitting, 10 rounds rapid fire prone and 20 rounds slow fire prone. If the shooter wishes the starting position in rapid fire stages may begin in the standing position (CMP rules). Sighters are shot before the match begins. While we expect to shoot all matches at the 200 yard line, range conditions may require use of the 100 yard range. Sign up begins at 8:00 AM with sighters at 8:30AM
For further information contact Mike Judd at 352-425-4771 or Paul Greigger at 724-316-8197
As of January 1st 2026 there are now three classification divisions for this match. Your rifles will be classified prior to the match.
Official ATA Factory and ATA unlimited class Target descriptions, and dimensions may be found online. Recommended equipment: Precision Bolt action or semi-auto rifle with minimum 24 Power Scope, front and rear bags, or mechanically adjustable supports.
Match description: Matches will be held on the 50 yard Rifle Range shot from a bench. Each participant will be issued two targets per match. Targets used will be determined by your classification division. There will be a 10 minute warm up/ zero period between each Target, after which you will have 20 minutes per Target to shoot additional warm up shots, and 25 score shots per Target with a total possible score of 500 points Plus 50 X's. Incase of a tie, participants with the most X count will be top Gun in there division for that match. All divisions may use recommended supports listed with no scope restrictions.
NO ONE PIECE SLEDS ALLOWED.
FACTORY CLASS DIVISION: targets too be used. (See note) modifications allowed: trigger assembly only.
SUPER FACTORY CLASS DIVISION: targets to be used. (See note)
Modifications allowed: upgrades/ modifications exceeds MSRP of $1,201, you will be moved up to the next division.
UNLIMITED DIVISION CLASS: MSRP $1201 and up. Targets too be used are official ATA Unlimited class only. No modification restrictions.
NOTE: Factory and super Factory class divisions are both allowed to use Official ATA Unlimited targets should they choose without changing original classification division. All points from either Target will be recorded.
Sunday matches will have a sign up time at 8:30 AM warm up starts promptly at 9:00 AM.
Jim Matrangos R.R.D.
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
Action Bay's 1- 8 are reserved for this event from 8 am. To 12 pm. On Mondays.
Sign in at 8:00 am safety meeting at 8:30 am Starting time right after the safety meeting.
This is a six-stage steel challenge match.
Participants must register on Practiscore.com, slots fill up quickly so register early.
No walk on slots will be available the morning of match.
$10.00 dollars for club members and $20.00 dollars for non club members and a second gun is $10.00 additional
Steel Practice will use up to 4 bays. Participants must provide their own paint.
Minimum of 4 registered participants are required or practice will be canceled.
The number of stages may vary dependent upon the
number of volunteers available for both set up, and take down. Set up begins NO later than 8 am and take down
by 11:30am, a 4-hour commitment.
ALL participants must pre-register and squad at practiscore.com No Walk On’s will be taken.
NOTE: Club members will be allowed to bring no more than two guests to these events.
Members / guest must meet all FGAC bylaws, and SOP requirements.
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
This 50 round club match is shot to NRA rules. We shoot 10 rounds slow fire off hand, 10 rounds rapid fire sitting, 10 rounds rapid fire prone and 20 rounds slow fire prone. If the shooter wishes the starting position in rapid fire stages may begin in the standing position (CMP rules). Sighters are shot before the match begins. While we expect to shoot all matches at the 200 yard line, range conditions may require use of the 100 yard range. Sign up begins at 8:00 AM with sighters at 8:30AM
For further information contact Mike Judd at 352-425-4771 or Paul Greigger at 724-316-8197
IDPA Returns to the Flagler Gun Club on Saturday February 7th and will be held on the first Saturday of each month on the Action Bays.
Time 8:00 to 2:00
Action Bays 1 - 7
Sign in start's at 8 a.m. followed by warm up period before Match.
Six steel targets the sizes are 1 1/2 inch, 1 1/4" , 1",
3/4" , 1/2", 1/4 inch. The scoring is also very simple. 1st target is 1 point, 2nd is 2 points, and so on, 3 4 5 and 6 points for the targets respectively. If you get all the way across that's 21 points, called blackjack.
Course of fire is “hit to move on” which means you have to hit a target before you engage the next one. You have to shoot them in order. If you shoot a target out of order, it counts as a miss. Points accumulate and are not lost on a miss. After the first run across you stay on the last target for an additional 21 points each time you hit it. You have 12 shots and 3 min. (3 min 30 sec for single shot loaders) to complete. 1 mandatory mag change is required unless using a single shot loader. In the event of a tie, the shooter with the lowest accumulated time takes first place. Rifle classes are the same as FGC KYL.
Sign in at 8 A.M, First Shots at 8:30.
Match fees. $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
Primary Match Director Stan Gruchawka gruchawka@gmail.com and Mike Ganikon is the alternate. buellbro@bellsouth.com
Action Bay's 1- 8 are reserved for this event from 8 am. To 12 pm. On Mondays.
Sign in at 8:00 am safety meeting at 8:30 am Starting time right after the safety meeting.
This is a six-stage steel challenge match.
Participants must register on Practiscore.com, slots fill up quickly so register early.
No walk on slots will be available the morning of match.
$10.00 dollars for club members and $20.00 dollars for non club members and a second gun is $10.00 additional
Steel Practice will use up to 4 bays. Participants must provide their own paint.
Minimum of 4 registered participants are required or practice will be canceled.
The number of stages may vary dependent upon the
number of volunteers available for both set up, and take down. Set up begins NO later than 8 am and take down
by 11:30am, a 4-hour commitment.
ALL participants must pre-register and squad at practiscore.com No Walk On’s will be taken.
NOTE: Club members will be allowed to bring no more than two guests to these events.
Members / guest must meet all FGAC bylaws, and SOP requirements.
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
This 60 round for record club match is shot according to CMP rules.
COURSE OF FIRE:
Unlimited sighters in 5 min
10 rounds slow fire prone in 10 min
10 rounds rapid fire prone- 2 5 shot strings in 25-30 sec each
10 rounds slow fire sitting in 10 min
10 rounds rapid fire sitting- 2 5 shot strings in 25-30 sec each
10 rounds slow fire standing in 10 min
10 rounds rapid fire standing- 2 5 shot strings in 25-30 sec each
ELIGIBLE RIFLE CLASSES: Standard sporter-type rimfire rifles that can weigh no more than 7 ½ pounds, with sights or scope and sling. Rifles may be manually operated or semi-automatic; shooters with manually operated actions are given extra time in rapid-fire to compensate for the difference.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to adults, and juniors 11 years of age and older (with adult).
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club To be held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR (HV not allowed)
**Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for cancelation notice due to weather)
**Future matches will be scheduled on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability".
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Saturdays sign up by 8:00 a.m. First shots promptly at 8:30.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. First shots promptly at 9:00
Targets are 8 swinging steel targets at 50 yards, plate sizes are 2 inch,
1 3/4", 1 1/2,
1 1/4”, 1", 3/4", 1/2", and 1/4"
Targets must be shot in order, largest to smallest. Target must visibly “swing” to be counted as a hit (Range Officials decision is final).
If a target is shot at and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is shot out of order, you lose all points for that set.
You may stop at any time and keep all points earned for that set.
If time runs out and you have not missed, you keep your points for that set.
Match is 3 sets, shot from the prone / bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set starting at the buzzer after load and make ready.
NO COACHING – Shooter is responsible for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
No scores will be announced until the end of the match.
Matches are set up as " Friendly competition" among participants, In a supportive environment.
So, come out and have fun!
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
Double Skwobble on the third Sunday of each month. On Skeet field 1 only. Fields 2 and 3 open for skeet practice as normal.
Shot from the skeet stations. On call, you get a true pair immediately followed by another pair from the wobble trap, on report. Semi-auto or pump that holds at least four shots required. Loaners available. 40 birds per round. $10 members, $20 guests. more info...
Action Bay's 1- 8 are reserved for this event from 8 am. To 12 pm. On Mondays.
Sign in at 8:00 am safety meeting at 8:30 am Starting time right after the safety meeting.
This is a six-stage steel challenge match.
Participants must register on Practiscore.com, slots fill up quickly so register early.
No walk on slots will be available the morning of match.
$10.00 dollars for club members and $20.00 dollars for non club members and a second gun is $10.00 additional
Steel Practice will use up to 4 bays. Participants must provide their own paint.
Minimum of 4 registered participants are required or practice will be canceled.
The number of stages may vary dependent upon the
number of volunteers available for both set up, and take down. Set up begins NO later than 8 am and take down
by 11:30am, a 4-hour commitment.
ALL participants must pre-register and squad at practiscore.com No Walk On’s will be taken.
NOTE: Club members will be allowed to bring no more than two guests to these events.
Members / guest must meet all FGAC bylaws, and SOP requirements.
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
This 30 round club match is shot to CMP rules. We shoot 10 rounds slow fire prone, 10 rounds
rapid fire prone or sitting, and 10 rounds slow fire off hand. 5 sighters are allowed before the match.
While we expect to shoot all matches from the 200 yard line, range conditions may require use of the 100
yard line.
A BBQ will follow the match.
For further information, contact Mike Judd at 352-425-4771 or Paul Greigger at 724-316-8197
Archery Director Greg Wilk and World Champion Jim Brown will be available to help assist you and any of your archery problems.
New to archery or just not scoring consistently, we can take a look and help you onto the right path. Bring your old bows or new bows and come hang out. more info...
Six steel targets sizes are 2 inch, 1 3/4", 1 1/2", 1 1/4", 1", and 3/4 inch. The scoring is also very simple. 1st target is 1 point, 2nd is 2 points, and so on, 3 4 5 and 6 points for the targets respectively. If you get all the way across that's 21 points, called blackjack.
Course of fire is “hit to move on” which means you have to hit a target before you engage the next one. You have to shoot them in order. If you shoot a target out of order, it counts as a miss. Points accumulate and are not lost on a miss. After the first run across you stay on the last target for an additional 21 points each time you hit it. You have 12 shots and 3 min. (3 min 30 sec for single shot loaders) to complete. 1 mandatory mag change is required unless using a single shot loader. In the event of a tie, the shooter with the lowest accumulated time takes first place. Rifle classes are the same as FGC KYL.
Sign in at 8:30. followed by warm up Shots at 9 a.m.
Match fees. $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
Primary Match Director James Mahoney primary, and Det Griessman is the alternate.detlefgn@gmail.com
Action Bay's 1- 8 are reserved for this event from 8 am. To 12 pm. On Mondays.
Sign in at 8:00 am safety meeting at 8:30 am Starting time right after the safety meeting.
This is a six-stage steel challenge match.
Participants must register on Practiscore.com, slots fill up quickly so register early.
No walk on slots will be available the morning of match.
$10.00 dollars for club members and $20.00 dollars for non club members and a second gun is $10.00 additional
Steel Practice will use up to 4 bays. Participants must provide their own paint.
Minimum of 4 registered participants are required or practice will be canceled.
The number of stages may vary dependent upon the
number of volunteers available for both set up, and take down. Set up begins NO later than 8 am and take down
by 11:30am, a 4-hour commitment.
ALL participants must pre-register and squad at practiscore.com No Walk On’s will be taken.
NOTE: Club members will be allowed to bring no more than two guests to these events.
Members / guest must meet all FGAC bylaws, and SOP requirements.
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
Course of Fire:The course of fire consists of five minutes for unlimited sighting shots and 2 strings of 10 shots for record at 200 yards.
The course of fire will be fired on electronic targets. (unless shooter is assigned a paper target) After the five-minute sighting period, the competitors will be given the command LOAD AND STANDBY. Shooters will then have 15 seconds for firing each round and 20 seconds for preparation. After one minute, 50 seconds, the LOAD AND STANDBY command for the second firer’s first shot is given.
Bench Shooters: Only authorized sandbag rests (Rule 6.4.3) or slings (Rule 6.3.3) may be used. No mechanical or adjustable rests, bipods, or rear rests or other means of support may be used. Front bag rests may not provide a channel in which to rest the rifle. more info...
As of January 1st 2026 there are now three classification divisions for this match. Your rifles will be classified prior to the match.
Official ATA Factory and ATA unlimited class Target descriptions, and dimensions may be found online. Recommended equipment: Precision Bolt action or semi-auto rifle with minimum 24 Power Scope, front and rear bags, or mechanically adjustable supports.
Match description: Matches will be held on the 50 yard Rifle Range shot from a bench. Each participant will be issued two targets per match. Targets used will be determined by your classification division. There will be a 10 minute warm up/ zero period between each Target, after which you will have 20 minutes per Target to shoot additional warm up shots, and 25 score shots per Target with a total possible score of 500 points Plus 50 X's. Incase of a tie, participants with the most X count will be top Gun in there division for that match. All divisions may use recommended supports listed with no scope restrictions.
NO ONE PIECE SLEDS ALLOWED.
FACTORY CLASS DIVISION: targets too be used. (See note) modifications allowed: trigger assembly only.
SUPER FACTORY CLASS DIVISION: targets to be used. (See note)
Modifications allowed: upgrades/ modifications exceeds MSRP of $1,201, you will be moved up to the next division.
UNLIMITED DIVISION CLASS: MSRP $1201 and up. Targets too be used are official ATA Unlimited class only. No modification restrictions.
NOTE: Factory and super Factory class divisions are both allowed to use Official ATA Unlimited targets should they choose without changing original classification division. All points from either Target will be recorded.
Sunday matches will have a sign up time at 8:30 AM warm up starts promptly at 9:00 AM.
Jim Matrangos R.R.D.
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
Steel Practice will use up to 4 bays. Participants must provide their own paint.
Minimum of 4 registered participants are required or practice will be canceled.
The number of stages may vary dependent upon the
number of volunteers available for both set up, and take down. Set up begins NO later than 8 am and take down
by 11:30am, a 4-hour commitment.
ALL participants must pre-register and squad at practiscore.com No Walk On’s will be taken.
NOTE: Club members will be allowed to bring no more than two guests to these events.
Members / guest must meet all FGAC bylaws, and SOP requirements.
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
This 50 round club match is shot to NRA rules. We shoot 10 rounds slow fire off hand, 10 rounds rapid fire sitting, 10 rounds rapid fire prone and 20 rounds slow fire prone. If the shooter wishes the starting position in rapid fire stages may begin in the standing position (CMP rules). Sighters are shot before the match begins. While we expect to shoot all matches at the 200 yard line, range conditions may require use of the 100 yard range. Sign up begins at 8:00 AM with sighters at 8:30AM
For further information contact Mike Judd at 352-425-4771 or Paul Greigger at 724-316-8197
IDPA Returns to the Flagler Gun Club on Saturday February 7th and will be held on the first Saturday of each month on the Action Bays.
Time 8:00 to 2:00
Action Bays 1 - 7
As of January 1st 2026 there are now three classification divisions for this match. Your rifles will be classified prior to the match.
Official ATA Factory and ATA unlimited class Target descriptions, and dimensions may be found online. Recommended equipment: Precision Bolt action or semi-auto rifle with minimum 24 Power Scope, front and rear bags, or mechanically adjustable supports.
Match description: Matches will be held on the 50 yard Rifle Range shot from a bench. Each participant will be issued two targets per match. Targets used will be determined by your classification division. There will be a 10 minute warm up/ zero period between each Target, after which you will have 20 minutes per Target to shoot additional warm up shots, and 25 score shots per Target with a total possible score of 500 points Plus 50 X's. Incase of a tie, participants with the most X count will be top Gun in there division for that match. All divisions may use recommended supports listed with no scope restrictions.
NO ONE PIECE SLEDS ALLOWED.
FACTORY CLASS DIVISION: targets too be used. (See note) modifications allowed: trigger assembly only.
SUPER FACTORY CLASS DIVISION: targets to be used. (See note)
Modifications allowed: upgrades/ modifications exceeds MSRP of $1,201, you will be moved up to the next division.
UNLIMITED DIVISION CLASS: MSRP $1201 and up. Targets too be used are official ATA Unlimited class only. No modification restrictions.
NOTE: Factory and super Factory class divisions are both allowed to use Official ATA Unlimited targets should they choose without changing original classification division. All points from either Target will be recorded.
Sunday matches will have a sign up time at 8:30 AM warm up starts promptly at 9:00 AM.
Jim Matrangos R.R.D.
Action Bay's 1- 8 are reserved for this event from 8 am. To 12 pm. On Mondays.
Sign in at 8:00 am safety meeting at 8:30 am Starting time right after the safety meeting.
This is a six-stage steel challenge match.
Participants must register on Practiscore.com, slots fill up quickly so register early.
No walk on slots will be available the morning of match.
$10.00 dollars for club members and $20.00 dollars for non club members and a second gun is $10.00 additional
Steel Practice will use up to 4 bays. Participants must provide their own paint.
Minimum of 4 registered participants are required or practice will be canceled.
The number of stages may vary dependent upon the
number of volunteers available for both set up, and take down. Set up begins NO later than 8 am and take down
by 11:30am, a 4-hour commitment.
ALL participants must pre-register and squad at practiscore.com No Walk On’s will be taken.
NOTE: Club members will be allowed to bring no more than two guests to these events.
Members / guest must meet all FGAC bylaws, and SOP requirements.
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
This 60 round for record club match is shot according to CMP rules.
COURSE OF FIRE:
Unlimited sighters in 5 min
10 rounds slow fire prone in 10 min
10 rounds rapid fire prone- 2 5 shot strings in 25-30 sec each
10 rounds slow fire sitting in 10 min
10 rounds rapid fire sitting- 2 5 shot strings in 25-30 sec each
10 rounds slow fire standing in 10 min
10 rounds rapid fire standing- 2 5 shot strings in 25-30 sec each
ELIGIBLE RIFLE CLASSES: Standard sporter-type rimfire rifles that can weigh no more than 7 ½ pounds, with sights or scope and sling. Rifles may be manually operated or semi-automatic; shooters with manually operated actions are given extra time in rapid-fire to compensate for the difference.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to adults, and juniors 11 years of age and older (with adult).
Sign in start's at 8 a.m. followed by warm up period before Match.
Six steel targets the sizes are 1 1/2 inch, 1 1/4" , 1",
3/4" , 1/2", 1/4 inch. The scoring is also very simple. 1st target is 1 point, 2nd is 2 points, and so on, 3 4 5 and 6 points for the targets respectively. If you get all the way across that's 21 points, called blackjack.
Course of fire is “hit to move on” which means you have to hit a target before you engage the next one. You have to shoot them in order. If you shoot a target out of order, it counts as a miss. Points accumulate and are not lost on a miss. After the first run across you stay on the last target for an additional 21 points each time you hit it. You have 12 shots and 3 min. (3 min 30 sec for single shot loaders) to complete. 1 mandatory mag change is required unless using a single shot loader. In the event of a tie, the shooter with the lowest accumulated time takes first place. Rifle classes are the same as FGC KYL.
Sign in at 8 A.M, First Shots at 8:30.
Match fees. $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
Primary Match Director Stan Gruchawka gruchawka@gmail.com and Mike Ganikon is the alternate. buellbro@bellsouth.com
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
Action Bay's 1- 8 are reserved for this event from 8 am. To 12 pm. On Mondays.
Sign in at 8:00 am safety meeting at 8:30 am Starting time right after the safety meeting.
This is a six-stage steel challenge match.
Participants must register on Practiscore.com, slots fill up quickly so register early.
No walk on slots will be available the morning of match.
$10.00 dollars for club members and $20.00 dollars for non club members and a second gun is $10.00 additional
Steel Practice will use up to 4 bays. Participants must provide their own paint.
Minimum of 4 registered participants are required or practice will be canceled.
The number of stages may vary dependent upon the
number of volunteers available for both set up, and take down. Set up begins NO later than 8 am and take down
by 11:30am, a 4-hour commitment.
ALL participants must pre-register and squad at practiscore.com No Walk On’s will be taken.
NOTE: Club members will be allowed to bring no more than two guests to these events.
Members / guest must meet all FGAC bylaws, and SOP requirements.
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
This 30 round club match is shot to CMP rules. We shoot 10 rounds slow fire prone, 10 rounds
rapid fire prone or sitting, and 10 rounds slow fire off hand. 5 sighters are allowed before the match.
While we expect to shoot all matches from the 200 yard line, range conditions may require use of the 100
yard line.
A BBQ will follow the match.
For further information, contact Mike Judd at 352-425-4771 or Paul Greigger at 724-316-8197
If you have never experienced an Appleseed event, you are missing out on a great weekend. Kid friendly as long as they know how to safely handle a rifle.
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club To be held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR (HV not allowed)
**Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for cancelation notice due to weather)
**Future matches will be scheduled on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability".
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Saturdays sign up by 8:00 a.m. First shots promptly at 8:30.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. First shots promptly at 9:00
Targets are 8 swinging steel targets at 50 yards, plate sizes are 2 inch,
1 3/4", 1 1/2,
1 1/4”, 1", 3/4", 1/2", and 1/4"
Targets must be shot in order, largest to smallest. Target must visibly “swing” to be counted as a hit (Range Officials decision is final).
If a target is shot at and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is shot out of order, you lose all points for that set.
You may stop at any time and keep all points earned for that set.
If time runs out and you have not missed, you keep your points for that set.
Match is 3 sets, shot from the prone / bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set starting at the buzzer after load and make ready.
NO COACHING – Shooter is responsible for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
No scores will be announced until the end of the match.
Matches are set up as " Friendly competition" among participants, In a supportive environment.
So, come out and have fun!
If you have never experienced an Appleseed event, you are missing out on a great weekend. Kid friendly as long as they know how to safely handle a rifle.
Action Bay's 1- 8 are reserved for this event from 8 am. To 12 pm. On Mondays.
Sign in at 8:00 am safety meeting at 8:30 am Starting time right after the safety meeting.
This is a six-stage steel challenge match.
Participants must register on Practiscore.com, slots fill up quickly so register early.
No walk on slots will be available the morning of match.
$10.00 dollars for club members and $20.00 dollars for non club members and a second gun is $10.00 additional
Steel Practice will use up to 4 bays. Participants must provide their own paint.
Minimum of 4 registered participants are required or practice will be canceled.
The number of stages may vary dependent upon the
number of volunteers available for both set up, and take down. Set up begins NO later than 8 am and take down
by 11:30am, a 4-hour commitment.
ALL participants must pre-register and squad at practiscore.com No Walk On’s will be taken.
NOTE: Club members will be allowed to bring no more than two guests to these events.
Members / guest must meet all FGAC bylaws, and SOP requirements.
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
Course of Fire:The course of fire consists of five minutes for unlimited sighting shots and 2 strings of 10 shots for record at 200 yards.
The course of fire will be fired on electronic targets. (unless shooter is assigned a paper target) After the five-minute sighting period, the competitors will be given the command LOAD AND STANDBY. Shooters will then have 15 seconds for firing each round and 20 seconds for preparation. After one minute, 50 seconds, the LOAD AND STANDBY command for the second firer’s first shot is given.
Bench Shooters: Only authorized sandbag rests (Rule 6.4.3) or slings (Rule 6.3.3) may be used. No mechanical or adjustable rests, bipods, or rear rests or other means of support may be used. Front bag rests may not provide a channel in which to rest the rifle. more info...
Six steel targets sizes are 2 inch, 1 3/4", 1 1/2", 1 1/4", 1", and 3/4 inch. The scoring is also very simple. 1st target is 1 point, 2nd is 2 points, and so on, 3 4 5 and 6 points for the targets respectively. If you get all the way across that's 21 points, called blackjack.
Course of fire is “hit to move on” which means you have to hit a target before you engage the next one. You have to shoot them in order. If you shoot a target out of order, it counts as a miss. Points accumulate and are not lost on a miss. After the first run across you stay on the last target for an additional 21 points each time you hit it. You have 12 shots and 3 min. (3 min 30 sec for single shot loaders) to complete. 1 mandatory mag change is required unless using a single shot loader. In the event of a tie, the shooter with the lowest accumulated time takes first place. Rifle classes are the same as FGC KYL.
Sign in at 8:30. followed by warm up Shots at 9 a.m.
Match fees. $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
Primary Match Director James Mahoney primary, and Det Griessman is the alternate.detlefgn@gmail.com
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
Action Bay's 1- 8 are reserved for this event from 8 am. To 12 pm. On Mondays.
Sign in at 8:00 am safety meeting at 8:30 am Starting time right after the safety meeting.
This is a six-stage steel challenge match.
Participants must register on Practiscore.com, slots fill up quickly so register early.
No walk on slots will be available the morning of match.
$10.00 dollars for club members and $20.00 dollars for non club members and a second gun is $10.00 additional
Action Bay's 1- 8 are reserved for this event from 8 am. To 12 pm. On Mondays.
Sign in at 8:00 am safety meeting at 8:30 am Starting time right after the safety meeting.
This is a six-stage steel challenge match.
Participants must register on Practiscore.com, slots fill up quickly so register early.
No walk on slots will be available the morning of match.
$10.00 dollars for club members and $20.00 dollars for non club members and a second gun is $10.00 additional
Steel Practice will use up to 4 bays. Participants must provide their own paint.
Minimum of 4 registered participants are required or practice will be canceled.
The number of stages may vary dependent upon the
number of volunteers available for both set up, and take down. Set up begins NO later than 8 am and take down
by 11:30am, a 4-hour commitment.
ALL participants must pre-register and squad at practiscore.com No Walk On’s will be taken.
NOTE: Club members will be allowed to bring no more than two guests to these events.
Members / guest must meet all FGAC bylaws, and SOP requirements.
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
This 60 round for record club match is shot according to CMP rules.
COURSE OF FIRE:
Unlimited sighters in 5 min
10 rounds slow fire prone in 10 min
10 rounds rapid fire prone- 2 5 shot strings in 25-30 sec each
10 rounds slow fire sitting in 10 min
10 rounds rapid fire sitting- 2 5 shot strings in 25-30 sec each
10 rounds slow fire standing in 10 min
10 rounds rapid fire standing- 2 5 shot strings in 25-30 sec each
ELIGIBLE RIFLE CLASSES: Standard sporter-type rimfire rifles that can weigh no more than 7 ½ pounds, with sights or scope and sling. Rifles may be manually operated or semi-automatic; shooters with manually operated actions are given extra time in rapid-fire to compensate for the difference.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to adults, and juniors 11 years of age and older (with adult).
IDPA Returns to the Flagler Gun Club on Saturday February 7th and will be held on the first Saturday of each month on the Action Bays.
Time 8:00 to 2:00
Action Bays 1 - 7
As of January 1st 2026 there are now three classification divisions for this match. Your rifles will be classified prior to the match.
Official ATA Factory and ATA unlimited class Target descriptions, and dimensions may be found online. Recommended equipment: Precision Bolt action or semi-auto rifle with minimum 24 Power Scope, front and rear bags, or mechanically adjustable supports.
Match description: Matches will be held on the 50 yard Rifle Range shot from a bench. Each participant will be issued two targets per match. Targets used will be determined by your classification division. There will be a 10 minute warm up/ zero period between each Target, after which you will have 20 minutes per Target to shoot additional warm up shots, and 25 score shots per Target with a total possible score of 500 points Plus 50 X's. Incase of a tie, participants with the most X count will be top Gun in there division for that match. All divisions may use recommended supports listed with no scope restrictions.
NO ONE PIECE SLEDS ALLOWED.
FACTORY CLASS DIVISION: targets too be used. (See note) modifications allowed: trigger assembly only.
SUPER FACTORY CLASS DIVISION: targets to be used. (See note)
Modifications allowed: upgrades/ modifications exceeds MSRP of $1,201, you will be moved up to the next division.
UNLIMITED DIVISION CLASS: MSRP $1201 and up. Targets too be used are official ATA Unlimited class only. No modification restrictions.
NOTE: Factory and super Factory class divisions are both allowed to use Official ATA Unlimited targets should they choose without changing original classification division. All points from either Target will be recorded.
Sunday matches will have a sign up time at 8:30 AM warm up starts promptly at 9:00 AM.
Jim Matrangos R.R.D.
Action Bay's 1- 8 are reserved for this event from 8 am. To 12 pm. On Mondays.
Sign in at 8:00 am safety meeting at 8:30 am Starting time right after the safety meeting.
This is a six-stage steel challenge match.
Participants must register on Practiscore.com, slots fill up quickly so register early.
No walk on slots will be available the morning of match.
$10.00 dollars for club members and $20.00 dollars for non club members and a second gun is $10.00 additional
Steel Practice will use up to 4 bays. Participants must provide their own paint.
Minimum of 4 registered participants are required or practice will be canceled.
The number of stages may vary dependent upon the
number of volunteers available for both set up, and take down. Set up begins NO later than 8 am and take down
by 11:30am, a 4-hour commitment.
ALL participants must pre-register and squad at practiscore.com No Walk On’s will be taken.
NOTE: Club members will be allowed to bring no more than two guests to these events.
Members / guest must meet all FGAC bylaws, and SOP requirements.
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
This 50 round club match is shot to NRA rules. We shoot 10 rounds slow fire off hand, 10 rounds rapid fire sitting, 10 rounds rapid fire prone and 20 rounds slow fire prone. If the shooter wishes the starting position in rapid fire stages may begin in the standing position (CMP rules). Sighters are shot before the match begins. While we expect to shoot all matches at the 200 yard line, range conditions may require use of the 100 yard range. Sign up begins at 8:00 AM with sighters at 8:30AM
For further information contact Mike Judd at 352-425-4771 or Paul Greigger at 724-316-8197
Sign in start's at 8 a.m. followed by warm up period before Match.
Six steel targets the sizes are 1 1/2 inch, 1 1/4" , 1",
3/4" , 1/2", 1/4 inch. The scoring is also very simple. 1st target is 1 point, 2nd is 2 points, and so on, 3 4 5 and 6 points for the targets respectively. If you get all the way across that's 21 points, called blackjack.
Course of fire is “hit to move on” which means you have to hit a target before you engage the next one. You have to shoot them in order. If you shoot a target out of order, it counts as a miss. Points accumulate and are not lost on a miss. After the first run across you stay on the last target for an additional 21 points each time you hit it. You have 12 shots and 3 min. (3 min 30 sec for single shot loaders) to complete. 1 mandatory mag change is required unless using a single shot loader. In the event of a tie, the shooter with the lowest accumulated time takes first place. Rifle classes are the same as FGC KYL.
Sign in at 8 A.M, First Shots at 8:30.
Match fees. $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
Primary Match Director Stan Gruchawka gruchawka@gmail.com and Mike Ganikon is the alternate. buellbro@bellsouth.com
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
Action Bay's 1- 8 are reserved for this event from 8 am. To 12 pm. On Mondays.
Sign in at 8:00 am safety meeting at 8:30 am Starting time right after the safety meeting.
This is a six-stage steel challenge match.
Participants must register on Practiscore.com, slots fill up quickly so register early.
No walk on slots will be available the morning of match.
$10.00 dollars for club members and $20.00 dollars for non club members and a second gun is $10.00 additional
Steel Practice will use up to 4 bays. Participants must provide their own paint.
Minimum of 4 registered participants are required or practice will be canceled.
The number of stages may vary dependent upon the
number of volunteers available for both set up, and take down. Set up begins NO later than 8 am and take down
by 11:30am, a 4-hour commitment.
ALL participants must pre-register and squad at practiscore.com No Walk On’s will be taken.
NOTE: Club members will be allowed to bring no more than two guests to these events.
Members / guest must meet all FGAC bylaws, and SOP requirements.
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
Course of Fire:The course of fire consists of five minutes for unlimited sighting shots and 2 strings of 10 shots for record at 200 yards.
The course of fire will be fired on electronic targets. (unless shooter is assigned a paper target) After the five-minute sighting period, the competitors will be given the command LOAD AND STANDBY. Shooters will then have 15 seconds for firing each round and 20 seconds for preparation. After one minute, 50 seconds, the LOAD AND STANDBY command for the second firer’s first shot is given.
Bench Shooters: Only authorized sandbag rests (Rule 6.4.3) or slings (Rule 6.3.3) may be used. No mechanical or adjustable rests, bipods, or rear rests or other means of support may be used. Front bag rests may not provide a channel in which to rest the rifle. more info...
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club To be held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR (HV not allowed)
**Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for cancelation notice due to weather)
**Future matches will be scheduled on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability".
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Saturdays sign up by 8:00 a.m. First shots promptly at 8:30.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. First shots promptly at 9:00
Targets are 8 swinging steel targets at 50 yards, plate sizes are 2 inch,
1 3/4", 1 1/2,
1 1/4”, 1", 3/4", 1/2", and 1/4"
Targets must be shot in order, largest to smallest. Target must visibly “swing” to be counted as a hit (Range Officials decision is final).
If a target is shot at and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is shot out of order, you lose all points for that set.
You may stop at any time and keep all points earned for that set.
If time runs out and you have not missed, you keep your points for that set.
Match is 3 sets, shot from the prone / bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set starting at the buzzer after load and make ready.
NO COACHING – Shooter is responsible for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
No scores will be announced until the end of the match.
Matches are set up as " Friendly competition" among participants, In a supportive environment.
So, come out and have fun!
Action Bay's 1- 8 are reserved for this event from 8 am. To 12 pm. On Mondays.
Sign in at 8:00 am safety meeting at 8:30 am Starting time right after the safety meeting.
This is a six-stage steel challenge match.
Participants must register on Practiscore.com, slots fill up quickly so register early.
No walk on slots will be available the morning of match.
$10.00 dollars for club members and $20.00 dollars for non club members and a second gun is $10.00 additional
Steel Practice will use up to 4 bays. Participants must provide their own paint.
Minimum of 4 registered participants are required or practice will be canceled.
The number of stages may vary dependent upon the
number of volunteers available for both set up, and take down. Set up begins NO later than 8 am and take down
by 11:30am, a 4-hour commitment.
ALL participants must pre-register and squad at practiscore.com No Walk On’s will be taken.
NOTE: Club members will be allowed to bring no more than two guests to these events.
Members / guest must meet all FGAC bylaws, and SOP requirements.
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
This 30 round club match is shot to CMP rules. We shoot 10 rounds slow fire prone, 10 rounds
rapid fire prone or sitting, and 10 rounds slow fire off hand. 5 sighters are allowed before the match.
While we expect to shoot all matches from the 200 yard line, range conditions may require use of the 100
yard line.
A BBQ will follow the match.
For further information, contact Mike Judd at 352-425-4771 or Paul Greigger at 724-316-8197
Six steel targets sizes are 2 inch, 1 3/4", 1 1/2", 1 1/4", 1", and 3/4 inch. The scoring is also very simple. 1st target is 1 point, 2nd is 2 points, and so on, 3 4 5 and 6 points for the targets respectively. If you get all the way across that's 21 points, called blackjack.
Course of fire is “hit to move on” which means you have to hit a target before you engage the next one. You have to shoot them in order. If you shoot a target out of order, it counts as a miss. Points accumulate and are not lost on a miss. After the first run across you stay on the last target for an additional 21 points each time you hit it. You have 12 shots and 3 min. (3 min 30 sec for single shot loaders) to complete. 1 mandatory mag change is required unless using a single shot loader. In the event of a tie, the shooter with the lowest accumulated time takes first place. Rifle classes are the same as FGC KYL.
Sign in at 8:30. followed by warm up Shots at 9 a.m.
Match fees. $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
Primary Match Director James Mahoney primary, and Det Griessman is the alternate.detlefgn@gmail.com
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
Action Bay's 1- 8 are reserved for this event from 8 am. To 12 pm. On Mondays.
Sign in at 8:00 am safety meeting at 8:30 am Starting time right after the safety meeting.
This is a six-stage steel challenge match.
Participants must register on Practiscore.com, slots fill up quickly so register early.
No walk on slots will be available the morning of match.
$10.00 dollars for club members and $20.00 dollars for non club members and a second gun is $10.00 additional
Steel Practice will use up to 4 bays. Participants must provide their own paint.
Minimum of 4 registered participants are required or practice will be canceled.
The number of stages may vary dependent upon the
number of volunteers available for both set up, and take down. Set up begins NO later than 8 am and take down
by 11:30am, a 4-hour commitment.
ALL participants must pre-register and squad at practiscore.com No Walk On’s will be taken.
NOTE: Club members will be allowed to bring no more than two guests to these events.
Members / guest must meet all FGAC bylaws, and SOP requirements.
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
If you have never experienced an Appleseed event, you are missing out on a great weekend. Kid friendly as long as they know how to safely handle a rifle.
If you have never experienced an Appleseed event, you are missing out on a great weekend. Kid friendly as long as they know how to safely handle a rifle.
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
IDPA Returns to the Flagler Gun Club on Saturday February 7th and will be held on the first Saturday of each month on the Action Bays.
Time 8:00 to 2:00
Action Bays 1 - 7
As of January 1st 2026 there are now three classification divisions for this match. Your rifles will be classified prior to the match.
Official ATA Factory and ATA unlimited class Target descriptions, and dimensions may be found online. Recommended equipment: Precision Bolt action or semi-auto rifle with minimum 24 Power Scope, front and rear bags, or mechanically adjustable supports.
Match description: Matches will be held on the 50 yard Rifle Range shot from a bench. Each participant will be issued two targets per match. Targets used will be determined by your classification division. There will be a 10 minute warm up/ zero period between each Target, after which you will have 20 minutes per Target to shoot additional warm up shots, and 25 score shots per Target with a total possible score of 500 points Plus 50 X's. Incase of a tie, participants with the most X count will be top Gun in there division for that match. All divisions may use recommended supports listed with no scope restrictions.
NO ONE PIECE SLEDS ALLOWED.
FACTORY CLASS DIVISION: targets too be used. (See note) modifications allowed: trigger assembly only.
SUPER FACTORY CLASS DIVISION: targets to be used. (See note)
Modifications allowed: upgrades/ modifications exceeds MSRP of $1,201, you will be moved up to the next division.
UNLIMITED DIVISION CLASS: MSRP $1201 and up. Targets too be used are official ATA Unlimited class only. No modification restrictions.
NOTE: Factory and super Factory class divisions are both allowed to use Official ATA Unlimited targets should they choose without changing original classification division. All points from either Target will be recorded.
Sunday matches will have a sign up time at 8:30 AM warm up starts promptly at 9:00 AM.
Jim Matrangos R.R.D.
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
Sign in start's at 8 a.m. followed by warm up period before Match.
Six steel targets the sizes are 1 1/2 inch, 1 1/4" , 1",
3/4" , 1/2", 1/4 inch. The scoring is also very simple. 1st target is 1 point, 2nd is 2 points, and so on, 3 4 5 and 6 points for the targets respectively. If you get all the way across that's 21 points, called blackjack.
Course of fire is “hit to move on” which means you have to hit a target before you engage the next one. You have to shoot them in order. If you shoot a target out of order, it counts as a miss. Points accumulate and are not lost on a miss. After the first run across you stay on the last target for an additional 21 points each time you hit it. You have 12 shots and 3 min. (3 min 30 sec for single shot loaders) to complete. 1 mandatory mag change is required unless using a single shot loader. In the event of a tie, the shooter with the lowest accumulated time takes first place. Rifle classes are the same as FGC KYL.
Sign in at 8 A.M, First Shots at 8:30.
Match fees. $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
Primary Match Director Stan Gruchawka gruchawka@gmail.com and Mike Ganikon is the alternate. buellbro@bellsouth.com
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club To be held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR (HV not allowed)
**Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for cancelation notice due to weather)
**Future matches will be scheduled on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability".
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Saturdays sign up by 8:00 a.m. First shots promptly at 8:30.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. First shots promptly at 9:00
Targets are 8 swinging steel targets at 50 yards, plate sizes are 2 inch,
1 3/4", 1 1/2,
1 1/4”, 1", 3/4", 1/2", and 1/4"
Targets must be shot in order, largest to smallest. Target must visibly “swing” to be counted as a hit (Range Officials decision is final).
If a target is shot at and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is shot out of order, you lose all points for that set.
You may stop at any time and keep all points earned for that set.
If time runs out and you have not missed, you keep your points for that set.
Match is 3 sets, shot from the prone / bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set starting at the buzzer after load and make ready.
NO COACHING – Shooter is responsible for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
No scores will be announced until the end of the match.
Matches are set up as " Friendly competition" among participants, In a supportive environment.
So, come out and have fun!
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
Six steel targets sizes are 2 inch, 1 3/4", 1 1/2", 1 1/4", 1", and 3/4 inch. The scoring is also very simple. 1st target is 1 point, 2nd is 2 points, and so on, 3 4 5 and 6 points for the targets respectively. If you get all the way across that's 21 points, called blackjack.
Course of fire is “hit to move on” which means you have to hit a target before you engage the next one. You have to shoot them in order. If you shoot a target out of order, it counts as a miss. Points accumulate and are not lost on a miss. After the first run across you stay on the last target for an additional 21 points each time you hit it. You have 12 shots and 3 min. (3 min 30 sec for single shot loaders) to complete. 1 mandatory mag change is required unless using a single shot loader. In the event of a tie, the shooter with the lowest accumulated time takes first place. Rifle classes are the same as FGC KYL.
Sign in at 8:30. followed by warm up Shots at 9 a.m.
Match fees. $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
Primary Match Director James Mahoney primary, and Det Griessman is the alternate.detlefgn@gmail.com
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
As of January 1st 2026 there are now three classification divisions for this match. Your rifles will be classified prior to the match.
Official ATA Factory and ATA unlimited class Target descriptions, and dimensions may be found online. Recommended equipment: Precision Bolt action or semi-auto rifle with minimum 24 Power Scope, front and rear bags, or mechanically adjustable supports.
Match description: Matches will be held on the 50 yard Rifle Range shot from a bench. Each participant will be issued two targets per match. Targets used will be determined by your classification division. There will be a 10 minute warm up/ zero period between each Target, after which you will have 20 minutes per Target to shoot additional warm up shots, and 25 score shots per Target with a total possible score of 500 points Plus 50 X's. Incase of a tie, participants with the most X count will be top Gun in there division for that match. All divisions may use recommended supports listed with no scope restrictions.
NO ONE PIECE SLEDS ALLOWED.
FACTORY CLASS DIVISION: targets too be used. (See note) modifications allowed: trigger assembly only.
SUPER FACTORY CLASS DIVISION: targets to be used. (See note)
Modifications allowed: upgrades/ modifications exceeds MSRP of $1,201, you will be moved up to the next division.
UNLIMITED DIVISION CLASS: MSRP $1201 and up. Targets too be used are official ATA Unlimited class only. No modification restrictions.
NOTE: Factory and super Factory class divisions are both allowed to use Official ATA Unlimited targets should they choose without changing original classification division. All points from either Target will be recorded.
Sunday matches will have a sign up time at 8:30 AM warm up starts promptly at 9:00 AM.
Jim Matrangos R.R.D.
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
Sign in start's at 8 a.m. followed by warm up period before Match.
Six steel targets the sizes are 1 1/2 inch, 1 1/4" , 1",
3/4" , 1/2", 1/4 inch. The scoring is also very simple. 1st target is 1 point, 2nd is 2 points, and so on, 3 4 5 and 6 points for the targets respectively. If you get all the way across that's 21 points, called blackjack.
Course of fire is “hit to move on” which means you have to hit a target before you engage the next one. You have to shoot them in order. If you shoot a target out of order, it counts as a miss. Points accumulate and are not lost on a miss. After the first run across you stay on the last target for an additional 21 points each time you hit it. You have 12 shots and 3 min. (3 min 30 sec for single shot loaders) to complete. 1 mandatory mag change is required unless using a single shot loader. In the event of a tie, the shooter with the lowest accumulated time takes first place. Rifle classes are the same as FGC KYL.
Sign in at 8 A.M, First Shots at 8:30.
Match fees. $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
Primary Match Director Stan Gruchawka gruchawka@gmail.com and Mike Ganikon is the alternate. buellbro@bellsouth.com
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club To be held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR (HV not allowed)
**Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for cancelation notice due to weather)
**Future matches will be scheduled on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability".
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Saturdays sign up by 8:00 a.m. First shots promptly at 8:30.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. First shots promptly at 9:00
Targets are 8 swinging steel targets at 50 yards, plate sizes are 2 inch,
1 3/4", 1 1/2,
1 1/4”, 1", 3/4", 1/2", and 1/4"
Targets must be shot in order, largest to smallest. Target must visibly “swing” to be counted as a hit (Range Officials decision is final).
If a target is shot at and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is shot out of order, you lose all points for that set.
You may stop at any time and keep all points earned for that set.
If time runs out and you have not missed, you keep your points for that set.
Match is 3 sets, shot from the prone / bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set starting at the buzzer after load and make ready.
NO COACHING – Shooter is responsible for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
No scores will be announced until the end of the match.
Matches are set up as " Friendly competition" among participants, In a supportive environment.
So, come out and have fun!
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
Six steel targets sizes are 2 inch, 1 3/4", 1 1/2", 1 1/4", 1", and 3/4 inch. The scoring is also very simple. 1st target is 1 point, 2nd is 2 points, and so on, 3 4 5 and 6 points for the targets respectively. If you get all the way across that's 21 points, called blackjack.
Course of fire is “hit to move on” which means you have to hit a target before you engage the next one. You have to shoot them in order. If you shoot a target out of order, it counts as a miss. Points accumulate and are not lost on a miss. After the first run across you stay on the last target for an additional 21 points each time you hit it. You have 12 shots and 3 min. (3 min 30 sec for single shot loaders) to complete. 1 mandatory mag change is required unless using a single shot loader. In the event of a tie, the shooter with the lowest accumulated time takes first place. Rifle classes are the same as FGC KYL.
Sign in at 8:30. followed by warm up Shots at 9 a.m.
Match fees. $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
Primary Match Director James Mahoney primary, and Det Griessman is the alternate.detlefgn@gmail.com
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
As of January 1st 2026 there are now three classification divisions for this match. Your rifles will be classified prior to the match.
Official ATA Factory and ATA unlimited class Target descriptions, and dimensions may be found online. Recommended equipment: Precision Bolt action or semi-auto rifle with minimum 24 Power Scope, front and rear bags, or mechanically adjustable supports.
Match description: Matches will be held on the 50 yard Rifle Range shot from a bench. Each participant will be issued two targets per match. Targets used will be determined by your classification division. There will be a 10 minute warm up/ zero period between each Target, after which you will have 20 minutes per Target to shoot additional warm up shots, and 25 score shots per Target with a total possible score of 500 points Plus 50 X's. Incase of a tie, participants with the most X count will be top Gun in there division for that match. All divisions may use recommended supports listed with no scope restrictions.
NO ONE PIECE SLEDS ALLOWED.
FACTORY CLASS DIVISION: targets too be used. (See note) modifications allowed: trigger assembly only.
SUPER FACTORY CLASS DIVISION: targets to be used. (See note)
Modifications allowed: upgrades/ modifications exceeds MSRP of $1,201, you will be moved up to the next division.
UNLIMITED DIVISION CLASS: MSRP $1201 and up. Targets too be used are official ATA Unlimited class only. No modification restrictions.
NOTE: Factory and super Factory class divisions are both allowed to use Official ATA Unlimited targets should they choose without changing original classification division. All points from either Target will be recorded.
Sunday matches will have a sign up time at 8:30 AM warm up starts promptly at 9:00 AM.
Jim Matrangos R.R.D.
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
Sign in start's at 8 a.m. followed by warm up period before Match.
Six steel targets the sizes are 1 1/2 inch, 1 1/4" , 1",
3/4" , 1/2", 1/4 inch. The scoring is also very simple. 1st target is 1 point, 2nd is 2 points, and so on, 3 4 5 and 6 points for the targets respectively. If you get all the way across that's 21 points, called blackjack.
Course of fire is “hit to move on” which means you have to hit a target before you engage the next one. You have to shoot them in order. If you shoot a target out of order, it counts as a miss. Points accumulate and are not lost on a miss. After the first run across you stay on the last target for an additional 21 points each time you hit it. You have 12 shots and 3 min. (3 min 30 sec for single shot loaders) to complete. 1 mandatory mag change is required unless using a single shot loader. In the event of a tie, the shooter with the lowest accumulated time takes first place. Rifle classes are the same as FGC KYL.
Sign in at 8 A.M, First Shots at 8:30.
Match fees. $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
Primary Match Director Stan Gruchawka gruchawka@gmail.com and Mike Ganikon is the alternate. buellbro@bellsouth.com
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club To be held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR (HV not allowed)
**Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for cancelation notice due to weather)
**Future matches will be scheduled on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability".
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Saturdays sign up by 8:00 a.m. First shots promptly at 8:30.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. First shots promptly at 9:00
Targets are 8 swinging steel targets at 50 yards, plate sizes are 2 inch,
1 3/4", 1 1/2,
1 1/4”, 1", 3/4", 1/2", and 1/4"
Targets must be shot in order, largest to smallest. Target must visibly “swing” to be counted as a hit (Range Officials decision is final).
If a target is shot at and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is shot out of order, you lose all points for that set.
You may stop at any time and keep all points earned for that set.
If time runs out and you have not missed, you keep your points for that set.
Match is 3 sets, shot from the prone / bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set starting at the buzzer after load and make ready.
NO COACHING – Shooter is responsible for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
No scores will be announced until the end of the match.
Matches are set up as " Friendly competition" among participants, In a supportive environment.
So, come out and have fun!
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
Six steel targets sizes are 2 inch, 1 3/4", 1 1/2", 1 1/4", 1", and 3/4 inch. The scoring is also very simple. 1st target is 1 point, 2nd is 2 points, and so on, 3 4 5 and 6 points for the targets respectively. If you get all the way across that's 21 points, called blackjack.
Course of fire is “hit to move on” which means you have to hit a target before you engage the next one. You have to shoot them in order. If you shoot a target out of order, it counts as a miss. Points accumulate and are not lost on a miss. After the first run across you stay on the last target for an additional 21 points each time you hit it. You have 12 shots and 3 min. (3 min 30 sec for single shot loaders) to complete. 1 mandatory mag change is required unless using a single shot loader. In the event of a tie, the shooter with the lowest accumulated time takes first place. Rifle classes are the same as FGC KYL.
Sign in at 8:30. followed by warm up Shots at 9 a.m.
Match fees. $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
Primary Match Director James Mahoney primary, and Det Griessman is the alternate.detlefgn@gmail.com
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
As of January 1st 2026 there are now three classification divisions for this match. Your rifles will be classified prior to the match.
Official ATA Factory and ATA unlimited class Target descriptions, and dimensions may be found online. Recommended equipment: Precision Bolt action or semi-auto rifle with minimum 24 Power Scope, front and rear bags, or mechanically adjustable supports.
Match description: Matches will be held on the 50 yard Rifle Range shot from a bench. Each participant will be issued two targets per match. Targets used will be determined by your classification division. There will be a 10 minute warm up/ zero period between each Target, after which you will have 20 minutes per Target to shoot additional warm up shots, and 25 score shots per Target with a total possible score of 500 points Plus 50 X's. Incase of a tie, participants with the most X count will be top Gun in there division for that match. All divisions may use recommended supports listed with no scope restrictions.
NO ONE PIECE SLEDS ALLOWED.
FACTORY CLASS DIVISION: targets too be used. (See note) modifications allowed: trigger assembly only.
SUPER FACTORY CLASS DIVISION: targets to be used. (See note)
Modifications allowed: upgrades/ modifications exceeds MSRP of $1,201, you will be moved up to the next division.
UNLIMITED DIVISION CLASS: MSRP $1201 and up. Targets too be used are official ATA Unlimited class only. No modification restrictions.
NOTE: Factory and super Factory class divisions are both allowed to use Official ATA Unlimited targets should they choose without changing original classification division. All points from either Target will be recorded.
Sunday matches will have a sign up time at 8:30 AM warm up starts promptly at 9:00 AM.
Jim Matrangos R.R.D.
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
Sign in start's at 8 a.m. followed by warm up period before Match.
Six steel targets the sizes are 1 1/2 inch, 1 1/4" , 1",
3/4" , 1/2", 1/4 inch. The scoring is also very simple. 1st target is 1 point, 2nd is 2 points, and so on, 3 4 5 and 6 points for the targets respectively. If you get all the way across that's 21 points, called blackjack.
Course of fire is “hit to move on” which means you have to hit a target before you engage the next one. You have to shoot them in order. If you shoot a target out of order, it counts as a miss. Points accumulate and are not lost on a miss. After the first run across you stay on the last target for an additional 21 points each time you hit it. You have 12 shots and 3 min. (3 min 30 sec for single shot loaders) to complete. 1 mandatory mag change is required unless using a single shot loader. In the event of a tie, the shooter with the lowest accumulated time takes first place. Rifle classes are the same as FGC KYL.
Sign in at 8 A.M, First Shots at 8:30.
Match fees. $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
Primary Match Director Stan Gruchawka gruchawka@gmail.com and Mike Ganikon is the alternate. buellbro@bellsouth.com
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club To be held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR (HV not allowed)
**Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for cancelation notice due to weather)
**Future matches will be scheduled on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability".
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Saturdays sign up by 8:00 a.m. First shots promptly at 8:30.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. First shots promptly at 9:00
Targets are 8 swinging steel targets at 50 yards, plate sizes are 2 inch,
1 3/4", 1 1/2,
1 1/4”, 1", 3/4", 1/2", and 1/4"
Targets must be shot in order, largest to smallest. Target must visibly “swing” to be counted as a hit (Range Officials decision is final).
If a target is shot at and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is shot out of order, you lose all points for that set.
You may stop at any time and keep all points earned for that set.
If time runs out and you have not missed, you keep your points for that set.
Match is 3 sets, shot from the prone / bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set starting at the buzzer after load and make ready.
NO COACHING – Shooter is responsible for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
No scores will be announced until the end of the match.
Matches are set up as " Friendly competition" among participants, In a supportive environment.
So, come out and have fun!
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
Six steel targets sizes are 2 inch, 1 3/4", 1 1/2", 1 1/4", 1", and 3/4 inch. The scoring is also very simple. 1st target is 1 point, 2nd is 2 points, and so on, 3 4 5 and 6 points for the targets respectively. If you get all the way across that's 21 points, called blackjack.
Course of fire is “hit to move on” which means you have to hit a target before you engage the next one. You have to shoot them in order. If you shoot a target out of order, it counts as a miss. Points accumulate and are not lost on a miss. After the first run across you stay on the last target for an additional 21 points each time you hit it. You have 12 shots and 3 min. (3 min 30 sec for single shot loaders) to complete. 1 mandatory mag change is required unless using a single shot loader. In the event of a tie, the shooter with the lowest accumulated time takes first place. Rifle classes are the same as FGC KYL.
Sign in at 8:30. followed by warm up Shots at 9 a.m.
Match fees. $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
Primary Match Director James Mahoney primary, and Det Griessman is the alternate.detlefgn@gmail.com
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
As of January 1st 2026 there are now three classification divisions for this match. Your rifles will be classified prior to the match.
Official ATA Factory and ATA unlimited class Target descriptions, and dimensions may be found online. Recommended equipment: Precision Bolt action or semi-auto rifle with minimum 24 Power Scope, front and rear bags, or mechanically adjustable supports.
Match description: Matches will be held on the 50 yard Rifle Range shot from a bench. Each participant will be issued two targets per match. Targets used will be determined by your classification division. There will be a 10 minute warm up/ zero period between each Target, after which you will have 20 minutes per Target to shoot additional warm up shots, and 25 score shots per Target with a total possible score of 500 points Plus 50 X's. Incase of a tie, participants with the most X count will be top Gun in there division for that match. All divisions may use recommended supports listed with no scope restrictions.
NO ONE PIECE SLEDS ALLOWED.
FACTORY CLASS DIVISION: targets too be used. (See note) modifications allowed: trigger assembly only.
SUPER FACTORY CLASS DIVISION: targets to be used. (See note)
Modifications allowed: upgrades/ modifications exceeds MSRP of $1,201, you will be moved up to the next division.
UNLIMITED DIVISION CLASS: MSRP $1201 and up. Targets too be used are official ATA Unlimited class only. No modification restrictions.
NOTE: Factory and super Factory class divisions are both allowed to use Official ATA Unlimited targets should they choose without changing original classification division. All points from either Target will be recorded.
Sunday matches will have a sign up time at 8:30 AM warm up starts promptly at 9:00 AM.
Jim Matrangos R.R.D.
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
Sign in start's at 8 a.m. followed by warm up period before Match.
Six steel targets the sizes are 1 1/2 inch, 1 1/4" , 1",
3/4" , 1/2", 1/4 inch. The scoring is also very simple. 1st target is 1 point, 2nd is 2 points, and so on, 3 4 5 and 6 points for the targets respectively. If you get all the way across that's 21 points, called blackjack.
Course of fire is “hit to move on” which means you have to hit a target before you engage the next one. You have to shoot them in order. If you shoot a target out of order, it counts as a miss. Points accumulate and are not lost on a miss. After the first run across you stay on the last target for an additional 21 points each time you hit it. You have 12 shots and 3 min. (3 min 30 sec for single shot loaders) to complete. 1 mandatory mag change is required unless using a single shot loader. In the event of a tie, the shooter with the lowest accumulated time takes first place. Rifle classes are the same as FGC KYL.
Sign in at 8 A.M, First Shots at 8:30.
Match fees. $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
Primary Match Director Stan Gruchawka gruchawka@gmail.com and Mike Ganikon is the alternate. buellbro@bellsouth.com
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club To be held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR (HV not allowed)
**Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for cancelation notice due to weather)
**Future matches will be scheduled on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability".
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Saturdays sign up by 8:00 a.m. First shots promptly at 8:30.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. First shots promptly at 9:00
Targets are 8 swinging steel targets at 50 yards, plate sizes are 2 inch,
1 3/4", 1 1/2,
1 1/4”, 1", 3/4", 1/2", and 1/4"
Targets must be shot in order, largest to smallest. Target must visibly “swing” to be counted as a hit (Range Officials decision is final).
If a target is shot at and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is shot out of order, you lose all points for that set.
You may stop at any time and keep all points earned for that set.
If time runs out and you have not missed, you keep your points for that set.
Match is 3 sets, shot from the prone / bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set starting at the buzzer after load and make ready.
NO COACHING – Shooter is responsible for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
No scores will be announced until the end of the match.
Matches are set up as " Friendly competition" among participants, In a supportive environment.
So, come out and have fun!
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
If you have never experienced an Appleseed event, you are missing out on a great weekend. Kid friendly as long as they know how to safely handle a rifle.
Six steel targets sizes are 2 inch, 1 3/4", 1 1/2", 1 1/4", 1", and 3/4 inch. The scoring is also very simple. 1st target is 1 point, 2nd is 2 points, and so on, 3 4 5 and 6 points for the targets respectively. If you get all the way across that's 21 points, called blackjack.
Course of fire is “hit to move on” which means you have to hit a target before you engage the next one. You have to shoot them in order. If you shoot a target out of order, it counts as a miss. Points accumulate and are not lost on a miss. After the first run across you stay on the last target for an additional 21 points each time you hit it. You have 12 shots and 3 min. (3 min 30 sec for single shot loaders) to complete. 1 mandatory mag change is required unless using a single shot loader. In the event of a tie, the shooter with the lowest accumulated time takes first place. Rifle classes are the same as FGC KYL.
Sign in at 8:30. followed by warm up Shots at 9 a.m.
Match fees. $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
Primary Match Director James Mahoney primary, and Det Griessman is the alternate.detlefgn@gmail.com
If you have never experienced an Appleseed event, you are missing out on a great weekend. Kid friendly as long as they know how to safely handle a rifle.
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
As of January 1st 2026 there are now three classification divisions for this match. Your rifles will be classified prior to the match.
Official ATA Factory and ATA unlimited class Target descriptions, and dimensions may be found online. Recommended equipment: Precision Bolt action or semi-auto rifle with minimum 24 Power Scope, front and rear bags, or mechanically adjustable supports.
Match description: Matches will be held on the 50 yard Rifle Range shot from a bench. Each participant will be issued two targets per match. Targets used will be determined by your classification division. There will be a 10 minute warm up/ zero period between each Target, after which you will have 20 minutes per Target to shoot additional warm up shots, and 25 score shots per Target with a total possible score of 500 points Plus 50 X's. Incase of a tie, participants with the most X count will be top Gun in there division for that match. All divisions may use recommended supports listed with no scope restrictions.
NO ONE PIECE SLEDS ALLOWED.
FACTORY CLASS DIVISION: targets too be used. (See note) modifications allowed: trigger assembly only.
SUPER FACTORY CLASS DIVISION: targets to be used. (See note)
Modifications allowed: upgrades/ modifications exceeds MSRP of $1,201, you will be moved up to the next division.
UNLIMITED DIVISION CLASS: MSRP $1201 and up. Targets too be used are official ATA Unlimited class only. No modification restrictions.
NOTE: Factory and super Factory class divisions are both allowed to use Official ATA Unlimited targets should they choose without changing original classification division. All points from either Target will be recorded.
Sunday matches will have a sign up time at 8:30 AM warm up starts promptly at 9:00 AM.
Jim Matrangos R.R.D.
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
Sign in start's at 8 a.m. followed by warm up period before Match.
Six steel targets the sizes are 1 1/2 inch, 1 1/4" , 1",
3/4" , 1/2", 1/4 inch. The scoring is also very simple. 1st target is 1 point, 2nd is 2 points, and so on, 3 4 5 and 6 points for the targets respectively. If you get all the way across that's 21 points, called blackjack.
Course of fire is “hit to move on” which means you have to hit a target before you engage the next one. You have to shoot them in order. If you shoot a target out of order, it counts as a miss. Points accumulate and are not lost on a miss. After the first run across you stay on the last target for an additional 21 points each time you hit it. You have 12 shots and 3 min. (3 min 30 sec for single shot loaders) to complete. 1 mandatory mag change is required unless using a single shot loader. In the event of a tie, the shooter with the lowest accumulated time takes first place. Rifle classes are the same as FGC KYL.
Sign in at 8 A.M, First Shots at 8:30.
Match fees. $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
Primary Match Director Stan Gruchawka gruchawka@gmail.com and Mike Ganikon is the alternate. buellbro@bellsouth.com
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club To be held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR (HV not allowed)
**Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for cancelation notice due to weather)
**Future matches will be scheduled on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability".
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Saturdays sign up by 8:00 a.m. First shots promptly at 8:30.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. First shots promptly at 9:00
Targets are 8 swinging steel targets at 50 yards, plate sizes are 2 inch,
1 3/4", 1 1/2,
1 1/4”, 1", 3/4", 1/2", and 1/4"
Targets must be shot in order, largest to smallest. Target must visibly “swing” to be counted as a hit (Range Officials decision is final).
If a target is shot at and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is shot out of order, you lose all points for that set.
You may stop at any time and keep all points earned for that set.
If time runs out and you have not missed, you keep your points for that set.
Match is 3 sets, shot from the prone / bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set starting at the buzzer after load and make ready.
NO COACHING – Shooter is responsible for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
No scores will be announced until the end of the match.
Matches are set up as " Friendly competition" among participants, In a supportive environment.
So, come out and have fun!
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
Six steel targets sizes are 2 inch, 1 3/4", 1 1/2", 1 1/4", 1", and 3/4 inch. The scoring is also very simple. 1st target is 1 point, 2nd is 2 points, and so on, 3 4 5 and 6 points for the targets respectively. If you get all the way across that's 21 points, called blackjack.
Course of fire is “hit to move on” which means you have to hit a target before you engage the next one. You have to shoot them in order. If you shoot a target out of order, it counts as a miss. Points accumulate and are not lost on a miss. After the first run across you stay on the last target for an additional 21 points each time you hit it. You have 12 shots and 3 min. (3 min 30 sec for single shot loaders) to complete. 1 mandatory mag change is required unless using a single shot loader. In the event of a tie, the shooter with the lowest accumulated time takes first place. Rifle classes are the same as FGC KYL.
Sign in at 8:30. followed by warm up Shots at 9 a.m.
Match fees. $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
Primary Match Director James Mahoney primary, and Det Griessman is the alternate.detlefgn@gmail.com
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
The Pistol Range sets up for those who want to practice the 'Bullseye' style of shooting. Stop by if you are interested in learning or practicing this type of Pistol Shooting. Usually around 9 or 9:30 until late morning. Shoot at 7,15,or 25 yards. Pistol, Revolver, Iron or red dot. Mix and match your guns and shooting distance. It goes by Bullseye rules as for targets and procedures. It is only a practice and you keep your own score. Come out and have some fun. more info...
As of January 1st 2026 there are now three classification divisions for this match. Your rifles will be classified prior to the match.
Official ATA Factory and ATA unlimited class Target descriptions, and dimensions may be found online. Recommended equipment: Precision Bolt action or semi-auto rifle with minimum 24 Power Scope, front and rear bags, or mechanically adjustable supports.
Match description: Matches will be held on the 50 yard Rifle Range shot from a bench. Each participant will be issued two targets per match. Targets used will be determined by your classification division. There will be a 10 minute warm up/ zero period between each Target, after which you will have 20 minutes per Target to shoot additional warm up shots, and 25 score shots per Target with a total possible score of 500 points Plus 50 X's. Incase of a tie, participants with the most X count will be top Gun in there division for that match. All divisions may use recommended supports listed with no scope restrictions.
NO ONE PIECE SLEDS ALLOWED.
FACTORY CLASS DIVISION: targets too be used. (See note) modifications allowed: trigger assembly only.
SUPER FACTORY CLASS DIVISION: targets to be used. (See note)
Modifications allowed: upgrades/ modifications exceeds MSRP of $1,201, you will be moved up to the next division.
UNLIMITED DIVISION CLASS: MSRP $1201 and up. Targets too be used are official ATA Unlimited class only. No modification restrictions.
NOTE: Factory and super Factory class divisions are both allowed to use Official ATA Unlimited targets should they choose without changing original classification division. All points from either Target will be recorded.
Sunday matches will have a sign up time at 8:30 AM warm up starts promptly at 9:00 AM.
Jim Matrangos R.R.D.
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
If you have never experienced an Appleseed event, you are missing out on a great weekend. Kid friendly as long as they know how to safely handle a rifle.
Sign in start's at 8 a.m. followed by warm up period before Match.
Six steel targets the sizes are 1 1/2 inch, 1 1/4" , 1",
3/4" , 1/2", 1/4 inch. The scoring is also very simple. 1st target is 1 point, 2nd is 2 points, and so on, 3 4 5 and 6 points for the targets respectively. If you get all the way across that's 21 points, called blackjack.
Course of fire is “hit to move on” which means you have to hit a target before you engage the next one. You have to shoot them in order. If you shoot a target out of order, it counts as a miss. Points accumulate and are not lost on a miss. After the first run across you stay on the last target for an additional 21 points each time you hit it. You have 12 shots and 3 min. (3 min 30 sec for single shot loaders) to complete. 1 mandatory mag change is required unless using a single shot loader. In the event of a tie, the shooter with the lowest accumulated time takes first place. Rifle classes are the same as FGC KYL.
Sign in at 8 A.M, First Shots at 8:30.
Match fees. $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
Primary Match Director Stan Gruchawka gruchawka@gmail.com and Mike Ganikon is the alternate. buellbro@bellsouth.com
If you have never experienced an Appleseed event, you are missing out on a great weekend. Kid friendly as long as they know how to safely handle a rifle.
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club To be held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR (HV not allowed)
**Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for cancelation notice due to weather)
**Future matches will be scheduled on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability".
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Saturdays sign up by 8:00 a.m. First shots promptly at 8:30.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. First shots promptly at 9:00
Targets are 8 swinging steel targets at 50 yards, plate sizes are 2 inch,
1 3/4", 1 1/2,
1 1/4”, 1", 3/4", 1/2", and 1/4"
Targets must be shot in order, largest to smallest. Target must visibly “swing” to be counted as a hit (Range Officials decision is final).
If a target is shot at and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is shot out of order, you lose all points for that set.
You may stop at any time and keep all points earned for that set.
If time runs out and you have not missed, you keep your points for that set.
Match is 3 sets, shot from the prone / bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set starting at the buzzer after load and make ready.
NO COACHING – Shooter is responsible for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
No scores will be announced until the end of the match.
Matches are set up as " Friendly competition" among participants, In a supportive environment.
So, come out and have fun!
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for those that want to come out and practice.
This will compliment the coin machine for those who prefer to use a card or cash instead of coins.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
Six steel targets sizes are 2 inch, 1 3/4", 1 1/2", 1 1/4", 1", and 3/4 inch. The scoring is also very simple. 1st target is 1 point, 2nd is 2 points, and so on, 3 4 5 and 6 points for the targets respectively. If you get all the way across that's 21 points, called blackjack.
Course of fire is “hit to move on” which means you have to hit a target before you engage the next one. You have to shoot them in order. If you shoot a target out of order, it counts as a miss. Points accumulate and are not lost on a miss. After the first run across you stay on the last target for an additional 21 points each time you hit it. You have 12 shots and 3 min. (3 min 30 sec for single shot loaders) to complete. 1 mandatory mag change is required unless using a single shot loader. In the event of a tie, the shooter with the lowest accumulated time takes first place. Rifle classes are the same as FGC KYL.
Sign in at 8:30. followed by warm up Shots at 9 a.m.
Match fees. $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
Primary Match Director James Mahoney primary, and Det Griessman is the alternate.detlefgn@gmail.com
