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.
IMPORTANT CHANGE: Match fee payment for member and non-member will take place at the Club House and will begin from 7:15 am to 8:15 am on match day.
Please retain receipt to provide the Match Director a copy at the Action Bays before match begins.
Check in no later than 8:30 am at the Action Bays. Match will begin after our mandatory safety briefing.
Registration on Practiscore mandatory, NO WALK-ON's.
Jim Matrangos 912-996-3620
$10.00 dollars for club members and $20.00 dollars for non club members and a second gun is $10.00 additional.
SIG SAUER will be on-site hosting a threeâstage pistol/PCC match designed especially for shooters who have never competed before. Each participant will shoot each stage multiple times using less than two boxes of ammo, and the entire match takes under an hour.
You’ll sign up in foursomes, similar to golf, with “tee times” every 15 minutes. SIG representatives and FGC RSO's will be there to assist.
Participants will have the chance to try SIG platforms such as the P365, P320, P211, and MPX. Performance and random drawing prizes include firearms certificates, optics, and airsoft SIGs. To participate:
If you don’t own a SIG firearm, you may compete in the “other” division or SIG will provide you a loaner (you’ll need to purchase two boxes of ammo from them). Whether you’re a firstâtime competitor or a seasoned Steel Challenge, IDPA, or USPSA shooter, this is a great opportunity—and you might even win your division.This will be my final event after 14 years as your President, and I plan to go out with a bang.
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
We are honored to welcome 40 wounded warriors who will be shooting Trap and Skeet and then joining us for lunch at the Clubhouse.
We would especially appreciate having some of our veteran members present to help host and make them feel welcome.
If you or your business would like to help sponsor this portion of the event so that there is no cost to their organization, please reach out. Sponsors will be recognized in all print and social media for the event.
We will be hosting a twoâday Open House. All proceeds will be donated to the Advent Foundation's Pink Army to serve the needs of Flagler County breast cancer victims. This is always a fun and wellâattended event. If you’ve never volunteered or participated before, I encourage you to join us. A volunteer request will be emailed as we get closer. There will be a silent auction in the Club's House ending Sunday at 3:00 pm. Donations for the auction can be brought to the Club's House. Club related items are preferred. more info...
Flagler Gun and Archery's 5th Annual Breast Cancer Fund Raiser/OpenHouse
Date Saturday, October 17th & Sunday, October 18th
Saturday Events:
Steel Challenge Intra Club competition Flagler vs Volusia Saturday only
A six stage Steel Challenge match on Action bays 1-6
Cost $20 per shooter 50 shooters
Silent Auction Saturday & Sunday – In the new Club’s House - closes at 3:00pm Sunday
Donations from area gun shops and local businesses
Ammunition, reloading equipment, firearm accessories, and more
Wounded Warriors Project Trap & Skeet Shooting
40 wounded warriors visit the Club on Saturday morning for Skeet & Trap shooting followed by lunch.
Shoot SIG Event – Action Bays 7-9 (both days)
Three Stage competition match designed and managed by SIG Sauer
Match is for handguns and Pistol Caliber Carbines. See more details at www.shootsig.com
Prizes offered by SIG Sauer include gear, optics, certificates
The Club is open to the public from 11:00a– 3:00p both days
Free Skeet and Trap shooting for beginners
Tours of the Club
Appearance by the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office
Appearances by local candidates
All net proceeds from this weekend are donated to the Pink Army (Advent Foundation’s Breast Cancer awareness and treatment for local women).
Flagler Gun and Archery Club has donated over $25,000 to this local charity over the past four years.
The Flagler Sports & Conservation, a 501 (c)(7) non-profit fraternal organization is accepting donations to offset the expenses of this weekend, as well as donations for the silent auction, so that all proceeds can be donated to Advent Hospital’s Pink Army. Please call Steve Canfield to donate at 386-931-0209
For charitable gift donations for tax purposes, checks can be written to the Advent Health Foundation
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club Match held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR
Non–members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whether you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler gun and archery club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member – owned club.
Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for any cancelation notices due to weather) Future Matches: Are on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability.
All participants must stop at the club’s house to buy a ticket for the match before going ahead to the rifle range. You must give your tickets to the match Director at the rifle range. We suggest that you arrive by 8am.
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. A 30-minute warm-up period begins at 9 AM. Match begins promptly at 9:30am.
This is a 22 LR only match. (No high velocity ammunition).
No one piece sleds allowed.
Targets are 9 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". Bonus target 3/16”.
Targets must be engaged in order, largest to smallest. There will be two spotters assigned to each match, one primary and one secondary. The primary spotter will call out hits and misses for each shot. Target must visibly “swing” to score as a hit (Range Official’s decision is final).
For questions and for equipment recommendations, email Jim Matrangos: rifleflaglergunclub.com
There are five rifle classifications:
1. Thrifty Class: MSRP $450 Max. (no tuner)
2. Factory Class: MSRP $451 to $600 (no tuner)
3. Super Factory: MSRP $601 to $1,200 (no tuner)
4. Unlimited Class: $1,201 to $2,500 (tuner allowed)
5. Super Unlimited: $2,500 and up (tuner allowed)
Notes:
· If you use a front or rear rest with windage and elevation adjustments with a class #1 or #2 rifle, Class #1 moves to Class #2, and Class #2 moves to Class #3
· If you use a non-adjustable front rest (bipod, bag, etc.) in Class #1 or #2, there will be no change of class
· Trigger modifications: Allowed in all rifle classes without any impact to class or rifle value.
· Any class rifle may move to a higher class if the shooter so chooses even if there are no modifications to their rifle.
· Class #’s 3, 4, and 5 may use any front or rear rest, adjustable or not.
· Front and rear rests must be separate, no sleds allowed.
The Match:
The shooter will advise the match director when they are ready to begin. The match Director will call “fire” and the timer begins.
If a target is engaged and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is engaged out of order, you lose all points for that set.
Match is 3 sets per shooter, shot from the prone or bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds
The impact to the target must be on the round part of the target and lower half inch of the 1/4-inch straight target. A bullet hits the stem only counts as a miss.
If the shooter hits all targets one through eight on any set, the shooter may try a bonus shot without penalty at the 3/16” target on the far right. The bonus shot does not count against your time 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.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set. Three minutes and 45 seconds for shooters that have rifles that are single load.
NO COACHING – Shooter has the responsibility for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
Scores: Once the match has ended, the scores are announced.
Points accumulate according to the following schedule:
2” target - 20 points
1-3/4” target - 20 points
1-1/2” target - 30 points
1-1/4” target - 40 points
1.0” target - 60 points
¾” target - 80 points
½” target - 100 points
¼” target - 150 points
Bonus target - 1 point
Total attainable points per set = 501
Total attainable points per match = 1503
Matches are set up as a “friendly competition” among participants, in a supportive environment. So, come out and have fun!
Match Director: James Mahoney rimfireklymatch@yahoo.com 386-290-7361
Alternate Match Director: Jim Matrangos rifle@flaglergunclub.com 912-996-3620
Range etiquette will apply. Avoid Loud Distractions: Range sessions demand concentration. Keep conversations low in volume, especially near active shooters.
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.
IMPORTANT CHANGE: Match fee payment for member and non-member will take place at the Club House and will begin from 7:15 am to 8:15 am on match day.
Please retain receipt to provide the Match Director a copy at the Action Bays before match begins.
Check in no later than 8:30 am at the Action Bays. Match will begin after our mandatory safety briefing.
Registration on Practiscore mandatory, NO WALK-ON's.
Jim Matrangos 912-996-3620
$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.
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 sights. 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.
Also please feel free to stop by the club house to donate $5.00 to the club to cover range costs, targets, replacement target stands, etc., for the pistol range.
You will be given a receipt to give to the practice manager who will issue targets in exchange for the targets.
If you bring your own targets a donation is nice but not required, or you may purchase targets at the clubhouse.
Skeet open for casual practice, 3:00 to 7:00.
For basic instruction or special scheduling requests, please contact Bill Bohler, 678-849-3773. 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.
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for members and member's guess that want to come out and practice.
If you have any question please contact:
Todd Pierce
(386) 451-6755 more info...
New member orientation at the clubs house, first building on left, gate opens for entry at 9:30 a.m. and closes at 10:00 a.m. SHARP, please arrive by 9:45 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 sights. 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.
Also please feel free to stop by the club house to donate $5.00 to the club to cover range costs, targets, replacement target stands, etc., for the pistol range.
You will be given a receipt to give to the practice manager who will issue targets in exchange for the targets.
If you bring your own targets a donation is nice but not required, or you may purchase targets at the clubhouse.
Skeet open for casual practice, 3:00 to 7:00.
For basic instruction or special scheduling requests, please contact Bill Bohler, 678-849-3773. more info...
This is a 60 round club match consisting of shooting slow and rapid fire stages in standing, sitting and prone positions. We follow the CMP Rimfire Sporter rules that should be consulted if you are interested in shooting this match. In short, any sporter rifle can be used. Rifle must not weigh more than 7.5 pounds with a trigger pull of not less than 3.0 pounds. Slings are allowed but not in off hand. Iron sights, telescopic sights not more than 6.0 power and tactical sights can be used. Actions can be semiautomatic, lever, or bolt action. This match is a lot of fun to shoot and great for getting new and young shooters involved in matches. The match is shot at the 50 yard line, with off hand being shot at 25 yards. Sighters will be shot before the match. Sign up begins at 8:00 AM with sighters at 8:30 AM.
Contact Bill Korlus 386-341-8869
Non-members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whethero you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler Gun and Archery Club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member-owned club.
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.
IMPORTANT CHANGE: Match fee payment for member and non-member will take place at the Club House and will begin from 7:15 am to 8:15 am on match day.
Please retain receipt to provide the Match Director a copy at the Action Bays before match begins.
Check in no later than 8:30 am at the Action Bays. Match will begin after our mandatory safety briefing.
Registration on Practiscore mandatory, NO WALK-ON's.
Jim Matrangos 912-996-3620
$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 sights. 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.
Also please feel free to stop by the club house to donate $5.00 to the club to cover range costs, targets, replacement target stands, etc., for the pistol range.
You will be given a receipt to give to the practice manager who will issue targets in exchange for the targets.
If you bring your own targets a donation is nice but not required, or you may purchase targets at the clubhouse.
Skeet open for casual practice, 3:00 to 7:00.
For basic instruction or special scheduling requests, please contact Bill Bohler, 678-849-3773. 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...
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for members and member's guess that want to come out and practice.
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.
IMPORTANT CHANGE: Match fee payment for member and non-member will take place at the Club House and will begin from 7:15 am to 8:15 am on match day.
Please retain receipt to provide the Match Director a copy at the Action Bays before match begins.
Check in no later than 8:30 am at the Action Bays. Match will begin after our mandatory safety briefing.
Registration on Practiscore mandatory, NO WALK-ON's.
Jim Matrangos 912-996-3620
$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 sights. 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.
Also please feel free to stop by the club house to donate $5.00 to the club to cover range costs, targets, replacement target stands, etc., for the pistol range.
You will be given a receipt to give to the practice manager who will issue targets in exchange for the targets.
If you bring your own targets a donation is nice but not required, or you may purchase targets at the clubhouse.
Skeet open for casual practice, 3:00 to 7:00.
For basic instruction or special scheduling requests, please contact Bill Bohler, 678-849-3773. more info...
This is a 60 round club match consisting of shooting slow and rapid fire stages in standing, sitting and prone positions. We follow the CMP Rimfire Sporter rules that should be consulted if you are interested in shooting this match. In short, any sporter rifle can be used. Rifle must not weigh more than 7.5 pounds with a trigger pull of not less than 3.0 pounds. Slings are allowed but not in off hand. Iron sights, telescopic sights not more than 6.0 power and tactical sights can be used. Actions can be semiautomatic, lever, or bolt action. This match is a lot of fun to shoot and great for getting new and young shooters involved in matches. The match is shot at the 50 yard line, with off hand being shot at 25 yards. Sighters will be shot before the match. Sign up begins at 8:00 AM with sighters at 8:30 AM.
Contact Bill Korlus 386-341-8869
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club Match held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR
Non–members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whether you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler gun and archery club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member – owned club.
Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for any cancelation notices due to weather) Future Matches: Are on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability.
All participants must stop at the club’s house to buy a ticket for the match before going ahead to the rifle range. You must give your tickets to the match Director at the rifle range. We suggest that you arrive by 8am.
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. A 30-minute warm-up period begins at 9 AM. Match begins promptly at 9:30am.
This is a 22 LR only match. (No high velocity ammunition).
No one piece sleds allowed.
Targets are 9 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". Bonus target 3/16”.
Targets must be engaged in order, largest to smallest. There will be two spotters assigned to each match, one primary and one secondary. The primary spotter will call out hits and misses for each shot. Target must visibly “swing” to score as a hit (Range Official’s decision is final).
For questions and for equipment recommendations, email Jim Matrangos: rifleflaglergunclub.com
There are five rifle classifications:
1. Thrifty Class: MSRP $450 Max. (no tuner)
2. Factory Class: MSRP $451 to $600 (no tuner)
3. Super Factory: MSRP $601 to $1,200 (no tuner)
4. Unlimited Class: $1,201 to $2,500 (tuner allowed)
5. Super Unlimited: $2,500 and up (tuner allowed)
Notes:
· If you use a front or rear rest with windage and elevation adjustments with a class #1 or #2 rifle, Class #1 moves to Class #2, and Class #2 moves to Class #3
· If you use a non-adjustable front rest (bipod, bag, etc.) in Class #1 or #2, there will be no change of class
· Trigger modifications: Allowed in all rifle classes without any impact to class or rifle value.
· Any class rifle may move to a higher class if the shooter so chooses even if there are no modifications to their rifle.
· Class #’s 3, 4, and 5 may use any front or rear rest, adjustable or not.
· Front and rear rests must be separate, no sleds allowed.
The Match:
The shooter will advise the match director when they are ready to begin. The match Director will call “fire” and the timer begins.
If a target is engaged and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is engaged out of order, you lose all points for that set.
Match is 3 sets per shooter, shot from the prone or bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds
The impact to the target must be on the round part of the target and lower half inch of the 1/4-inch straight target. A bullet hits the stem only counts as a miss.
If the shooter hits all targets one through eight on any set, the shooter may try a bonus shot without penalty at the 3/16” target on the far right. The bonus shot does not count against your time 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.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set. Three minutes and 45 seconds for shooters that have rifles that are single load.
NO COACHING – Shooter has the responsibility for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
Scores: Once the match has ended, the scores are announced.
Points accumulate according to the following schedule:
2” target - 20 points
1-3/4” target - 20 points
1-1/2” target - 30 points
1-1/4” target - 40 points
1.0” target - 60 points
¾” target - 80 points
½” target - 100 points
¼” target - 150 points
Bonus target - 1 point
Total attainable points per set = 501
Total attainable points per match = 1503
Matches are set up as a “friendly competition” among participants, in a supportive environment. So, come out and have fun!
Match Director: James Mahoney rimfireklymatch@yahoo.com 386-290-7361
Alternate Match Director: Jim Matrangos rifle@flaglergunclub.com 912-996-3620
Range etiquette will apply. Avoid Loud Distractions: Range sessions demand concentration. Keep conversations low in volume, especially near active shooters.
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.
IMPORTANT CHANGE: Match fee payment for member and non-member will take place at the Club House and will begin from 7:15 am to 8:15 am on match day.
Please retain receipt to provide the Match Director a copy at the Action Bays before match begins.
Check in no later than 8:30 am at the Action Bays. Match will begin after our mandatory safety briefing.
Registration on Practiscore mandatory, NO WALK-ON's.
Jim Matrangos 912-996-3620
$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 sights. 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.
Also please feel free to stop by the club house to donate $5.00 to the club to cover range costs, targets, replacement target stands, etc., for the pistol range.
You will be given a receipt to give to the practice manager who will issue targets in exchange for the targets.
If you bring your own targets a donation is nice but not required, or you may purchase targets at the clubhouse.
Skeet open for casual practice, 3:00 to 7:00.
For basic instruction or special scheduling requests, please contact Bill Bohler, 678-849-3773. 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
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for members and member's guess that want to come out and practice.
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.
IMPORTANT CHANGE: Match fee payment for member and non-member will take place at the Club House and will begin from 7:15 am to 8:15 am on match day.
Please retain receipt to provide the Match Director a copy at the Action Bays before match begins.
Check in no later than 8:30 am at the Action Bays. Match will begin after our mandatory safety briefing.
Registration on Practiscore mandatory, NO WALK-ON's.
Jim Matrangos 912-996-3620
$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 sights. 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.
Also please feel free to stop by the club house to donate $5.00 to the club to cover range costs, targets, replacement target stands, etc., for the pistol range.
You will be given a receipt to give to the practice manager who will issue targets in exchange for the targets.
If you bring your own targets a donation is nice but not required, or you may purchase targets at the clubhouse.
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
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.
IMPORTANT CHANGE: Match fee payment for member and non-member will take place at the Club House and will begin from 7:15 am to 8:15 am on match day.
Please retain receipt to provide the Match Director a copy at the Action Bays before match begins.
Check in no later than 8:30 am at the Action Bays. Match will begin after our mandatory safety briefing.
Registration on Practiscore mandatory, NO WALK-ON's.
Jim Matrangos 912-996-3620
$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 sights. 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.
Also please feel free to stop by the club house to donate $5.00 to the club to cover range costs, targets, replacement target stands, etc., for the pistol range.
You will be given a receipt to give to the practice manager who will issue targets in exchange for the targets.
If you bring your own targets a donation is nice but not required, or you may purchase targets at the clubhouse.
This is a 60 round club match consisting of shooting slow and rapid fire stages in standing, sitting and prone positions. We follow the CMP Rimfire Sporter rules that should be consulted if you are interested in shooting this match. In short, any sporter rifle can be used. Rifle must not weigh more than 7.5 pounds with a trigger pull of not less than 3.0 pounds. Slings are allowed but not in off hand. Iron sights, telescopic sights not more than 6.0 power and tactical sights can be used. Actions can be semiautomatic, lever, or bolt action. This match is a lot of fun to shoot and great for getting new and young shooters involved in matches. The match is shot at the 50 yard line, with off hand being shot at 25 yards. Sighters will be shot before the match. Sign up begins at 8:00 AM with sighters at 8:30 AM.
Contact Bill Korlus 386-341-8869
Non-members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whethero you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler Gun and Archery Club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member-owned club.
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for members and member's guess that want to come out and practice.
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.
IMPORTANT CHANGE: Match fee payment for member and non-member will take place at the Club House and will begin from 7:15 am to 8:15 am on match day.
Please retain receipt to provide the Match Director a copy at the Action Bays before match begins.
Check in no later than 8:30 am at the Action Bays. Match will begin after our mandatory safety briefing.
Registration on Practiscore mandatory, NO WALK-ON's.
Jim Matrangos 912-996-3620
$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 sights. 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.
Also please feel free to stop by the club house to donate $5.00 to the club to cover range costs, targets, replacement target stands, etc., for the pistol range.
You will be given a receipt to give to the practice manager who will issue targets in exchange for the targets.
If you bring your own targets a donation is nice but not required, or you may purchase targets at the clubhouse.
To commemorate Pearl Harbor Day we hold a rifle match on the 100 and 200 yard rifle ranges. Any semi-automatic or bolt action rifle Defined in the CMP Games Rulebook can be shot on either the 100 or 200 yard rifle ranges. These rifles can include M1903, M1903A3, Enfields, Mosin-Nagants, Garands, M1 Carbines, AR-15's, M1A's.
If you are unable to shoot positions, no problem. We have added a bench class. Bench shooters are allowed a non-adjustable front support (such as sand bags, wooden cradles, etc). But not a bipod, or adjustable rest such as Caldwell, or one piece sled. No rear bags. A sling is optional, with or with out a sand bag.
Classes firing CMP Garand short course (5 sighters, 10 rounds slow fire prone, 10 rounds rapid fire prone, and 10 rounds slow fire offhand).
Vintage Military / M1903 Springfield ( as issued). M1 Garand (as issued). M1 Carbine (as issued). Modern Military / Service Rifle (AR-15, M1A, etc).
Vintage Class : Rifles meeting CMP games Rule Book Table 7 - Vintage Sniper Rifles and Scopes. Vintage Sniper Rifle course of fire. Each participant will fire 20 rounds using the CMP Vintage Rifle Range commands.
Medals will be awarded for first, second, and third places in each class, at the conclusion of the match.
Lunch will be provided to match participants. Lunch will be available to non-participants for $5.
Club has 4 Garands available for club member use. 30-06 M1 ammunition may be purchased from the Club for $25 for 35 rounds.
The cost for this event is $15 for members, $25 for non-members. Fee includes lunch, targets, and one relay. You can shoot more than once with the same, or different rifle. If you wish to shoot additional relays, the cost is $5 ($10 for non-members) for each relay.
Registration, weapons inspection, and squadding will begin at 7:30 AM. the day of event. First shots at 8:30 AM.
For more information, or to pre-register, please contact Mike Judd at judd437@yahoo.com or Paul Greigger at pgreigger@cfl.rr.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.
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.
IMPORTANT CHANGE: Match fee payment for member and non-member will take place at the Club House and will begin from 7:15 am to 8:15 am on match day.
Please retain receipt to provide the Match Director a copy at the Action Bays before match begins.
Check in no later than 8:30 am at the Action Bays. Match will begin after our mandatory safety briefing.
Registration on Practiscore mandatory, NO WALK-ON's.
Jim Matrangos 912-996-3620
$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 sights. 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.
Also please feel free to stop by the club house to donate $5.00 to the club to cover range costs, targets, replacement target stands, etc., for the pistol range.
You will be given a receipt to give to the practice manager who will issue targets in exchange for the targets.
If you bring your own targets a donation is nice but not required, or you may purchase targets at the clubhouse.
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 Match held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR
Non–members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whether you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler gun and archery club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member – owned club.
Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for any cancelation notices due to weather) Future Matches: Are on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability.
All participants must stop at the club’s house to buy a ticket for the match before going ahead to the rifle range. You must give your tickets to the match Director at the rifle range. We suggest that you arrive by 8am.
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. A 30-minute warm-up period begins at 9 AM. Match begins promptly at 9:30am.
This is a 22 LR only match. (No high velocity ammunition).
No one piece sleds allowed.
Targets are 9 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". Bonus target 3/16”.
Targets must be engaged in order, largest to smallest. There will be two spotters assigned to each match, one primary and one secondary. The primary spotter will call out hits and misses for each shot. Target must visibly “swing” to score as a hit (Range Official’s decision is final).
For questions and for equipment recommendations, email Jim Matrangos: rifleflaglergunclub.com
There are five rifle classifications:
1. Thrifty Class: MSRP $450 Max. (no tuner)
2. Factory Class: MSRP $451 to $600 (no tuner)
3. Super Factory: MSRP $601 to $1,200 (no tuner)
4. Unlimited Class: $1,201 to $2,500 (tuner allowed)
5. Super Unlimited: $2,500 and up (tuner allowed)
Notes:
· If you use a front or rear rest with windage and elevation adjustments with a class #1 or #2 rifle, Class #1 moves to Class #2, and Class #2 moves to Class #3
· If you use a non-adjustable front rest (bipod, bag, etc.) in Class #1 or #2, there will be no change of class
· Trigger modifications: Allowed in all rifle classes without any impact to class or rifle value.
· Any class rifle may move to a higher class if the shooter so chooses even if there are no modifications to their rifle.
· Class #’s 3, 4, and 5 may use any front or rear rest, adjustable or not.
· Front and rear rests must be separate, no sleds allowed.
The Match:
The shooter will advise the match director when they are ready to begin. The match Director will call “fire” and the timer begins.
If a target is engaged and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is engaged out of order, you lose all points for that set.
Match is 3 sets per shooter, shot from the prone or bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds
The impact to the target must be on the round part of the target and lower half inch of the 1/4-inch straight target. A bullet hits the stem only counts as a miss.
If the shooter hits all targets one through eight on any set, the shooter may try a bonus shot without penalty at the 3/16” target on the far right. The bonus shot does not count against your time 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.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set. Three minutes and 45 seconds for shooters that have rifles that are single load.
NO COACHING – Shooter has the responsibility for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
Scores: Once the match has ended, the scores are announced.
Points accumulate according to the following schedule:
2” target - 20 points
1-3/4” target - 20 points
1-1/2” target - 30 points
1-1/4” target - 40 points
1.0” target - 60 points
¾” target - 80 points
½” target - 100 points
¼” target - 150 points
Bonus target - 1 point
Total attainable points per set = 501
Total attainable points per match = 1503
Matches are set up as a “friendly competition” among participants, in a supportive environment. So, come out and have fun!
Match Director: James Mahoney rimfireklymatch@yahoo.com 386-290-7361
Alternate Match Director: Jim Matrangos rifle@flaglergunclub.com 912-996-3620
Range etiquette will apply. Avoid Loud Distractions: Range sessions demand concentration. Keep conversations low in volume, especially near active shooters.
Trap practice every other Sunday, 9:00 am - 01:00 pm .
Todd Pierce will have the trap house open every other Sunday for members and member's guess that want to come out and practice.
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.
IMPORTANT CHANGE: Match fee payment for member and non-member will take place at the Club House and will begin from 7:15 am to 8:15 am on match day.
Please retain receipt to provide the Match Director a copy at the Action Bays before match begins.
Check in no later than 8:30 am at the Action Bays. Match will begin after our mandatory safety briefing.
Registration on Practiscore mandatory, NO WALK-ON's.
Jim Matrangos 912-996-3620
$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 sights. 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.
Also please feel free to stop by the club house to donate $5.00 to the club to cover range costs, targets, replacement target stands, etc., for the pistol range.
You will be given a receipt to give to the practice manager who will issue targets in exchange for the targets.
If you bring your own targets a donation is nice but not required, or you may purchase targets at the clubhouse.
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
Annual FGAC Rifle Range Service Appreciation Event.
To be held Sunday December 27th 2026 at the
outdoor classroom following the Blackjack Match.
(approximately 12:00pm)
All members and guests who participated in any "Scheduled
Rifle Range Matches" are also invited to attend.
Lunch will be served, (mixed deli sandwiches, chips, water, soda) feel free to bring your preferred drink
Following the luncheon, our awards ceremony showing
appreciation for previous, and continued service to the Rifle Range, and Club
for the 2026 calendar year. Recognition for:
Rifle Range Managers,
Match Directors, Distinguished Rifle and
Steel Challenge volunteers.
Top shooters:
Awards will also be given to the top shooters of Rimfire
Bench Rest, Know Your Limits, and Black Jack matches for the 2026 calendar year.
Attendees for luncheon MUST RSVP No later than December 10th 2026.
Please contact:
Jim Matrangos. Rifle Director to reserve your spot. At
rifle@flaglergunclub.com
Hope to see everyone there! 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.
IMPORTANT CHANGE: Match fee payment for member and non-member will take place at the Club House and will begin from 7:15 am to 8:15 am on match day.
Please retain receipt to provide the Match Director a copy at the Action Bays before match begins.
Check in no later than 8:30 am at the Action Bays. Match will begin after our mandatory safety briefing.
Registration on Practiscore mandatory, NO WALK-ON's.
Jim Matrangos 912-996-3620
$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 sights. 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.
Also please feel free to stop by the club house to donate $5.00 to the club to cover range costs, targets, replacement target stands, etc., for the pistol range.
You will be given a receipt to give to the practice manager who will issue targets in exchange for the targets.
If you bring your own targets a donation is nice but not required, or you may purchase targets at the clubhouse.
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
Non-members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whethero you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler Gun and Archery Club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member-owned club.
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 sights. 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.
Also please feel free to stop by the club house to donate $5.00 to the club to cover range costs, targets, replacement target stands, etc., for the pistol range.
You will be given a receipt to give to the practice manager who will issue targets in exchange for the targets.
If you bring your own targets a donation is nice but not required, or you may purchase targets at the clubhouse.
This is a 60 round club match consisting of shooting slow and rapid fire stages in standing, sitting and prone positions. We follow the CMP Rimfire Sporter rules that should be consulted if you are interested in shooting this match. In short, any sporter rifle can be used. Rifle must not weigh more than 7.5 pounds with a trigger pull of not less than 3.0 pounds. Slings are allowed but not in off hand. Iron sights, telescopic sights not more than 6.0 power and tactical sights can be used. Actions can be semiautomatic, lever, or bolt action. This match is a lot of fun to shoot and great for getting new and young shooters involved in matches. The match is shot at the 50 yard line, with off hand being shot at 25 yards. Sighters will be shot before the match. Sign up begins at 8:00 AM with sighters at 8:30 AM.
Contact Bill Korlus 386-341-8869
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 sights. 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.
Also please feel free to stop by the club house to donate $5.00 to the club to cover range costs, targets, replacement target stands, etc., for the pistol range.
You will be given a receipt to give to the practice manager who will issue targets in exchange for the targets.
If you bring your own targets a donation is nice but not required, or you may purchase targets at the clubhouse.
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
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club Match held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR
Non–members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whether you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler gun and archery club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member – owned club.
Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for any cancelation notices due to weather) Future Matches: Are on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability.
All participants must stop at the club’s house to buy a ticket for the match before going ahead to the rifle range. You must give your tickets to the match Director at the rifle range. We suggest that you arrive by 8am.
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. A 30-minute warm-up period begins at 9 AM. Match begins promptly at 9:30am.
This is a 22 LR only match. (No high velocity ammunition).
No one piece sleds allowed.
Targets are 9 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". Bonus target 3/16”.
Targets must be engaged in order, largest to smallest. There will be two spotters assigned to each match, one primary and one secondary. The primary spotter will call out hits and misses for each shot. Target must visibly “swing” to score as a hit (Range Official’s decision is final).
For questions and for equipment recommendations, email Jim Matrangos: rifleflaglergunclub.com
There are five rifle classifications:
1. Thrifty Class: MSRP $450 Max. (no tuner)
2. Factory Class: MSRP $451 to $600 (no tuner)
3. Super Factory: MSRP $601 to $1,200 (no tuner)
4. Unlimited Class: $1,201 to $2,500 (tuner allowed)
5. Super Unlimited: $2,500 and up (tuner allowed)
Notes:
· If you use a front or rear rest with windage and elevation adjustments with a class #1 or #2 rifle, Class #1 moves to Class #2, and Class #2 moves to Class #3
· If you use a non-adjustable front rest (bipod, bag, etc.) in Class #1 or #2, there will be no change of class
· Trigger modifications: Allowed in all rifle classes without any impact to class or rifle value.
· Any class rifle may move to a higher class if the shooter so chooses even if there are no modifications to their rifle.
· Class #’s 3, 4, and 5 may use any front or rear rest, adjustable or not.
· Front and rear rests must be separate, no sleds allowed.
The Match:
The shooter will advise the match director when they are ready to begin. The match Director will call “fire” and the timer begins.
If a target is engaged and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is engaged out of order, you lose all points for that set.
Match is 3 sets per shooter, shot from the prone or bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds
The impact to the target must be on the round part of the target and lower half inch of the 1/4-inch straight target. A bullet hits the stem only counts as a miss.
If the shooter hits all targets one through eight on any set, the shooter may try a bonus shot without penalty at the 3/16” target on the far right. The bonus shot does not count against your time 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.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set. Three minutes and 45 seconds for shooters that have rifles that are single load.
NO COACHING – Shooter has the responsibility for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
Scores: Once the match has ended, the scores are announced.
Points accumulate according to the following schedule:
2” target - 20 points
1-3/4” target - 20 points
1-1/2” target - 30 points
1-1/4” target - 40 points
1.0” target - 60 points
¾” target - 80 points
½” target - 100 points
¼” target - 150 points
Bonus target - 1 point
Total attainable points per set = 501
Total attainable points per match = 1503
Matches are set up as a “friendly competition” among participants, in a supportive environment. So, come out and have fun!
Match Director: James Mahoney rimfireklymatch@yahoo.com 386-290-7361
Alternate Match Director: Jim Matrangos rifle@flaglergunclub.com 912-996-3620
Range etiquette will apply. Avoid Loud Distractions: Range sessions demand concentration. Keep conversations low in volume, especially near active shooters.
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 sights. 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.
Also please feel free to stop by the club house to donate $5.00 to the club to cover range costs, targets, replacement target stands, etc., for the pistol range.
You will be given a receipt to give to the practice manager who will issue targets in exchange for the targets.
If you bring your own targets a donation is nice but not required, or you may purchase targets at the clubhouse.
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 sights. 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.
Also please feel free to stop by the club house to donate $5.00 to the club to cover range costs, targets, replacement target stands, etc., for the pistol range.
You will be given a receipt to give to the practice manager who will issue targets in exchange for the targets.
If you bring your own targets a donation is nice but not required, or you may purchase targets at the clubhouse.
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...
Non-members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whethero you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler Gun and Archery Club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member-owned club.
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club Match held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR
Non–members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whether you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler gun and archery club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member – owned club.
Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for any cancelation notices due to weather) Future Matches: Are on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability.
All participants must stop at the club’s house to buy a ticket for the match before going ahead to the rifle range. You must give your tickets to the match Director at the rifle range. We suggest that you arrive by 8am.
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. A 30-minute warm-up period begins at 9 AM. Match begins promptly at 9:30am.
This is a 22 LR only match. (No high velocity ammunition).
No one piece sleds allowed.
Targets are 9 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". Bonus target 3/16”.
Targets must be engaged in order, largest to smallest. There will be two spotters assigned to each match, one primary and one secondary. The primary spotter will call out hits and misses for each shot. Target must visibly “swing” to score as a hit (Range Official’s decision is final).
For questions and for equipment recommendations, email Jim Matrangos: rifleflaglergunclub.com
There are five rifle classifications:
1. Thrifty Class: MSRP $450 Max. (no tuner)
2. Factory Class: MSRP $451 to $600 (no tuner)
3. Super Factory: MSRP $601 to $1,200 (no tuner)
4. Unlimited Class: $1,201 to $2,500 (tuner allowed)
5. Super Unlimited: $2,500 and up (tuner allowed)
Notes:
· If you use a front or rear rest with windage and elevation adjustments with a class #1 or #2 rifle, Class #1 moves to Class #2, and Class #2 moves to Class #3
· If you use a non-adjustable front rest (bipod, bag, etc.) in Class #1 or #2, there will be no change of class
· Trigger modifications: Allowed in all rifle classes without any impact to class or rifle value.
· Any class rifle may move to a higher class if the shooter so chooses even if there are no modifications to their rifle.
· Class #’s 3, 4, and 5 may use any front or rear rest, adjustable or not.
· Front and rear rests must be separate, no sleds allowed.
The Match:
The shooter will advise the match director when they are ready to begin. The match Director will call “fire” and the timer begins.
If a target is engaged and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is engaged out of order, you lose all points for that set.
Match is 3 sets per shooter, shot from the prone or bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds
The impact to the target must be on the round part of the target and lower half inch of the 1/4-inch straight target. A bullet hits the stem only counts as a miss.
If the shooter hits all targets one through eight on any set, the shooter may try a bonus shot without penalty at the 3/16” target on the far right. The bonus shot does not count against your time 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.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set. Three minutes and 45 seconds for shooters that have rifles that are single load.
NO COACHING – Shooter has the responsibility for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
Scores: Once the match has ended, the scores are announced.
Points accumulate according to the following schedule:
2” target - 20 points
1-3/4” target - 20 points
1-1/2” target - 30 points
1-1/4” target - 40 points
1.0” target - 60 points
¾” target - 80 points
½” target - 100 points
¼” target - 150 points
Bonus target - 1 point
Total attainable points per set = 501
Total attainable points per match = 1503
Matches are set up as a “friendly competition” among participants, in a supportive environment. So, come out and have fun!
Match Director: James Mahoney rimfireklymatch@yahoo.com 386-290-7361
Alternate Match Director: Jim Matrangos rifle@flaglergunclub.com 912-996-3620
Range etiquette will apply. Avoid Loud Distractions: Range sessions demand concentration. Keep conversations low in volume, especially near active shooters.
Non-members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whethero you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler Gun and Archery Club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member-owned club.
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club Match held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR
Non–members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whether you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler gun and archery club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member – owned club.
Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for any cancelation notices due to weather) Future Matches: Are on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability.
All participants must stop at the club’s house to buy a ticket for the match before going ahead to the rifle range. You must give your tickets to the match Director at the rifle range. We suggest that you arrive by 8am.
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. A 30-minute warm-up period begins at 9 AM. Match begins promptly at 9:30am.
This is a 22 LR only match. (No high velocity ammunition).
No one piece sleds allowed.
Targets are 9 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". Bonus target 3/16”.
Targets must be engaged in order, largest to smallest. There will be two spotters assigned to each match, one primary and one secondary. The primary spotter will call out hits and misses for each shot. Target must visibly “swing” to score as a hit (Range Official’s decision is final).
For questions and for equipment recommendations, email Jim Matrangos: rifleflaglergunclub.com
There are five rifle classifications:
1. Thrifty Class: MSRP $450 Max. (no tuner)
2. Factory Class: MSRP $451 to $600 (no tuner)
3. Super Factory: MSRP $601 to $1,200 (no tuner)
4. Unlimited Class: $1,201 to $2,500 (tuner allowed)
5. Super Unlimited: $2,500 and up (tuner allowed)
Notes:
· If you use a front or rear rest with windage and elevation adjustments with a class #1 or #2 rifle, Class #1 moves to Class #2, and Class #2 moves to Class #3
· If you use a non-adjustable front rest (bipod, bag, etc.) in Class #1 or #2, there will be no change of class
· Trigger modifications: Allowed in all rifle classes without any impact to class or rifle value.
· Any class rifle may move to a higher class if the shooter so chooses even if there are no modifications to their rifle.
· Class #’s 3, 4, and 5 may use any front or rear rest, adjustable or not.
· Front and rear rests must be separate, no sleds allowed.
The Match:
The shooter will advise the match director when they are ready to begin. The match Director will call “fire” and the timer begins.
If a target is engaged and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is engaged out of order, you lose all points for that set.
Match is 3 sets per shooter, shot from the prone or bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds
The impact to the target must be on the round part of the target and lower half inch of the 1/4-inch straight target. A bullet hits the stem only counts as a miss.
If the shooter hits all targets one through eight on any set, the shooter may try a bonus shot without penalty at the 3/16” target on the far right. The bonus shot does not count against your time 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.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set. Three minutes and 45 seconds for shooters that have rifles that are single load.
NO COACHING – Shooter has the responsibility for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
Scores: Once the match has ended, the scores are announced.
Points accumulate according to the following schedule:
2” target - 20 points
1-3/4” target - 20 points
1-1/2” target - 30 points
1-1/4” target - 40 points
1.0” target - 60 points
¾” target - 80 points
½” target - 100 points
¼” target - 150 points
Bonus target - 1 point
Total attainable points per set = 501
Total attainable points per match = 1503
Matches are set up as a “friendly competition” among participants, in a supportive environment. So, come out and have fun!
Match Director: James Mahoney rimfireklymatch@yahoo.com 386-290-7361
Alternate Match Director: Jim Matrangos rifle@flaglergunclub.com 912-996-3620
Range etiquette will apply. Avoid Loud Distractions: Range sessions demand concentration. Keep conversations low in volume, especially near active shooters.
Non-members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whethero you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler Gun and Archery Club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member-owned club.
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club Match held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR
Non–members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whether you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler gun and archery club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member – owned club.
Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for any cancelation notices due to weather) Future Matches: Are on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability.
All participants must stop at the club’s house to buy a ticket for the match before going ahead to the rifle range. You must give your tickets to the match Director at the rifle range. We suggest that you arrive by 8am.
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. A 30-minute warm-up period begins at 9 AM. Match begins promptly at 9:30am.
This is a 22 LR only match. (No high velocity ammunition).
No one piece sleds allowed.
Targets are 9 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". Bonus target 3/16”.
Targets must be engaged in order, largest to smallest. There will be two spotters assigned to each match, one primary and one secondary. The primary spotter will call out hits and misses for each shot. Target must visibly “swing” to score as a hit (Range Official’s decision is final).
For questions and for equipment recommendations, email Jim Matrangos: rifleflaglergunclub.com
There are five rifle classifications:
1. Thrifty Class: MSRP $450 Max. (no tuner)
2. Factory Class: MSRP $451 to $600 (no tuner)
3. Super Factory: MSRP $601 to $1,200 (no tuner)
4. Unlimited Class: $1,201 to $2,500 (tuner allowed)
5. Super Unlimited: $2,500 and up (tuner allowed)
Notes:
· If you use a front or rear rest with windage and elevation adjustments with a class #1 or #2 rifle, Class #1 moves to Class #2, and Class #2 moves to Class #3
· If you use a non-adjustable front rest (bipod, bag, etc.) in Class #1 or #2, there will be no change of class
· Trigger modifications: Allowed in all rifle classes without any impact to class or rifle value.
· Any class rifle may move to a higher class if the shooter so chooses even if there are no modifications to their rifle.
· Class #’s 3, 4, and 5 may use any front or rear rest, adjustable or not.
· Front and rear rests must be separate, no sleds allowed.
The Match:
The shooter will advise the match director when they are ready to begin. The match Director will call “fire” and the timer begins.
If a target is engaged and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is engaged out of order, you lose all points for that set.
Match is 3 sets per shooter, shot from the prone or bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds
The impact to the target must be on the round part of the target and lower half inch of the 1/4-inch straight target. A bullet hits the stem only counts as a miss.
If the shooter hits all targets one through eight on any set, the shooter may try a bonus shot without penalty at the 3/16” target on the far right. The bonus shot does not count against your time 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.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set. Three minutes and 45 seconds for shooters that have rifles that are single load.
NO COACHING – Shooter has the responsibility for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
Scores: Once the match has ended, the scores are announced.
Points accumulate according to the following schedule:
2” target - 20 points
1-3/4” target - 20 points
1-1/2” target - 30 points
1-1/4” target - 40 points
1.0” target - 60 points
¾” target - 80 points
½” target - 100 points
¼” target - 150 points
Bonus target - 1 point
Total attainable points per set = 501
Total attainable points per match = 1503
Matches are set up as a “friendly competition” among participants, in a supportive environment. So, come out and have fun!
Match Director: James Mahoney rimfireklymatch@yahoo.com 386-290-7361
Alternate Match Director: Jim Matrangos rifle@flaglergunclub.com 912-996-3620
Range etiquette will apply. Avoid Loud Distractions: Range sessions demand concentration. Keep conversations low in volume, especially near active shooters.
Non-members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whethero you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler Gun and Archery Club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member-owned club.
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club Match held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR
Non–members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whether you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler gun and archery club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member – owned club.
Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for any cancelation notices due to weather) Future Matches: Are on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability.
All participants must stop at the club’s house to buy a ticket for the match before going ahead to the rifle range. You must give your tickets to the match Director at the rifle range. We suggest that you arrive by 8am.
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. A 30-minute warm-up period begins at 9 AM. Match begins promptly at 9:30am.
This is a 22 LR only match. (No high velocity ammunition).
No one piece sleds allowed.
Targets are 9 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". Bonus target 3/16”.
Targets must be engaged in order, largest to smallest. There will be two spotters assigned to each match, one primary and one secondary. The primary spotter will call out hits and misses for each shot. Target must visibly “swing” to score as a hit (Range Official’s decision is final).
For questions and for equipment recommendations, email Jim Matrangos: rifleflaglergunclub.com
There are five rifle classifications:
1. Thrifty Class: MSRP $450 Max. (no tuner)
2. Factory Class: MSRP $451 to $600 (no tuner)
3. Super Factory: MSRP $601 to $1,200 (no tuner)
4. Unlimited Class: $1,201 to $2,500 (tuner allowed)
5. Super Unlimited: $2,500 and up (tuner allowed)
Notes:
· If you use a front or rear rest with windage and elevation adjustments with a class #1 or #2 rifle, Class #1 moves to Class #2, and Class #2 moves to Class #3
· If you use a non-adjustable front rest (bipod, bag, etc.) in Class #1 or #2, there will be no change of class
· Trigger modifications: Allowed in all rifle classes without any impact to class or rifle value.
· Any class rifle may move to a higher class if the shooter so chooses even if there are no modifications to their rifle.
· Class #’s 3, 4, and 5 may use any front or rear rest, adjustable or not.
· Front and rear rests must be separate, no sleds allowed.
The Match:
The shooter will advise the match director when they are ready to begin. The match Director will call “fire” and the timer begins.
If a target is engaged and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is engaged out of order, you lose all points for that set.
Match is 3 sets per shooter, shot from the prone or bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds
The impact to the target must be on the round part of the target and lower half inch of the 1/4-inch straight target. A bullet hits the stem only counts as a miss.
If the shooter hits all targets one through eight on any set, the shooter may try a bonus shot without penalty at the 3/16” target on the far right. The bonus shot does not count against your time 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.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set. Three minutes and 45 seconds for shooters that have rifles that are single load.
NO COACHING – Shooter has the responsibility for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
Scores: Once the match has ended, the scores are announced.
Points accumulate according to the following schedule:
2” target - 20 points
1-3/4” target - 20 points
1-1/2” target - 30 points
1-1/4” target - 40 points
1.0” target - 60 points
¾” target - 80 points
½” target - 100 points
¼” target - 150 points
Bonus target - 1 point
Total attainable points per set = 501
Total attainable points per match = 1503
Matches are set up as a “friendly competition” among participants, in a supportive environment. So, come out and have fun!
Match Director: James Mahoney rimfireklymatch@yahoo.com 386-290-7361
Alternate Match Director: Jim Matrangos rifle@flaglergunclub.com 912-996-3620
Range etiquette will apply. Avoid Loud Distractions: Range sessions demand concentration. Keep conversations low in volume, especially near active shooters.
Non-members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whethero you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler Gun and Archery Club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member-owned club.
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club Match held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR
Non–members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whether you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler gun and archery club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member – owned club.
Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for any cancelation notices due to weather) Future Matches: Are on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability.
All participants must stop at the club’s house to buy a ticket for the match before going ahead to the rifle range. You must give your tickets to the match Director at the rifle range. We suggest that you arrive by 8am.
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. A 30-minute warm-up period begins at 9 AM. Match begins promptly at 9:30am.
This is a 22 LR only match. (No high velocity ammunition).
No one piece sleds allowed.
Targets are 9 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". Bonus target 3/16”.
Targets must be engaged in order, largest to smallest. There will be two spotters assigned to each match, one primary and one secondary. The primary spotter will call out hits and misses for each shot. Target must visibly “swing” to score as a hit (Range Official’s decision is final).
For questions and for equipment recommendations, email Jim Matrangos: rifleflaglergunclub.com
There are five rifle classifications:
1. Thrifty Class: MSRP $450 Max. (no tuner)
2. Factory Class: MSRP $451 to $600 (no tuner)
3. Super Factory: MSRP $601 to $1,200 (no tuner)
4. Unlimited Class: $1,201 to $2,500 (tuner allowed)
5. Super Unlimited: $2,500 and up (tuner allowed)
Notes:
· If you use a front or rear rest with windage and elevation adjustments with a class #1 or #2 rifle, Class #1 moves to Class #2, and Class #2 moves to Class #3
· If you use a non-adjustable front rest (bipod, bag, etc.) in Class #1 or #2, there will be no change of class
· Trigger modifications: Allowed in all rifle classes without any impact to class or rifle value.
· Any class rifle may move to a higher class if the shooter so chooses even if there are no modifications to their rifle.
· Class #’s 3, 4, and 5 may use any front or rear rest, adjustable or not.
· Front and rear rests must be separate, no sleds allowed.
The Match:
The shooter will advise the match director when they are ready to begin. The match Director will call “fire” and the timer begins.
If a target is engaged and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is engaged out of order, you lose all points for that set.
Match is 3 sets per shooter, shot from the prone or bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds
The impact to the target must be on the round part of the target and lower half inch of the 1/4-inch straight target. A bullet hits the stem only counts as a miss.
If the shooter hits all targets one through eight on any set, the shooter may try a bonus shot without penalty at the 3/16” target on the far right. The bonus shot does not count against your time 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.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set. Three minutes and 45 seconds for shooters that have rifles that are single load.
NO COACHING – Shooter has the responsibility for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
Scores: Once the match has ended, the scores are announced.
Points accumulate according to the following schedule:
2” target - 20 points
1-3/4” target - 20 points
1-1/2” target - 30 points
1-1/4” target - 40 points
1.0” target - 60 points
¾” target - 80 points
½” target - 100 points
¼” target - 150 points
Bonus target - 1 point
Total attainable points per set = 501
Total attainable points per match = 1503
Matches are set up as a “friendly competition” among participants, in a supportive environment. So, come out and have fun!
Match Director: James Mahoney rimfireklymatch@yahoo.com 386-290-7361
Alternate Match Director: Jim Matrangos rifle@flaglergunclub.com 912-996-3620
Range etiquette will apply. Avoid Loud Distractions: Range sessions demand concentration. Keep conversations low in volume, especially near active shooters.
Non-members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whethero you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler Gun and Archery Club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member-owned club.
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club Match held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR
Non–members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whether you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler gun and archery club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member – owned club.
Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for any cancelation notices due to weather) Future Matches: Are on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability.
All participants must stop at the club’s house to buy a ticket for the match before going ahead to the rifle range. You must give your tickets to the match Director at the rifle range. We suggest that you arrive by 8am.
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. A 30-minute warm-up period begins at 9 AM. Match begins promptly at 9:30am.
This is a 22 LR only match. (No high velocity ammunition).
No one piece sleds allowed.
Targets are 9 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". Bonus target 3/16”.
Targets must be engaged in order, largest to smallest. There will be two spotters assigned to each match, one primary and one secondary. The primary spotter will call out hits and misses for each shot. Target must visibly “swing” to score as a hit (Range Official’s decision is final).
For questions and for equipment recommendations, email Jim Matrangos: rifleflaglergunclub.com
There are five rifle classifications:
1. Thrifty Class: MSRP $450 Max. (no tuner)
2. Factory Class: MSRP $451 to $600 (no tuner)
3. Super Factory: MSRP $601 to $1,200 (no tuner)
4. Unlimited Class: $1,201 to $2,500 (tuner allowed)
5. Super Unlimited: $2,500 and up (tuner allowed)
Notes:
· If you use a front or rear rest with windage and elevation adjustments with a class #1 or #2 rifle, Class #1 moves to Class #2, and Class #2 moves to Class #3
· If you use a non-adjustable front rest (bipod, bag, etc.) in Class #1 or #2, there will be no change of class
· Trigger modifications: Allowed in all rifle classes without any impact to class or rifle value.
· Any class rifle may move to a higher class if the shooter so chooses even if there are no modifications to their rifle.
· Class #’s 3, 4, and 5 may use any front or rear rest, adjustable or not.
· Front and rear rests must be separate, no sleds allowed.
The Match:
The shooter will advise the match director when they are ready to begin. The match Director will call “fire” and the timer begins.
If a target is engaged and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is engaged out of order, you lose all points for that set.
Match is 3 sets per shooter, shot from the prone or bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds
The impact to the target must be on the round part of the target and lower half inch of the 1/4-inch straight target. A bullet hits the stem only counts as a miss.
If the shooter hits all targets one through eight on any set, the shooter may try a bonus shot without penalty at the 3/16” target on the far right. The bonus shot does not count against your time 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.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set. Three minutes and 45 seconds for shooters that have rifles that are single load.
NO COACHING – Shooter has the responsibility for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
Scores: Once the match has ended, the scores are announced.
Points accumulate according to the following schedule:
2” target - 20 points
1-3/4” target - 20 points
1-1/2” target - 30 points
1-1/4” target - 40 points
1.0” target - 60 points
¾” target - 80 points
½” target - 100 points
¼” target - 150 points
Bonus target - 1 point
Total attainable points per set = 501
Total attainable points per match = 1503
Matches are set up as a “friendly competition” among participants, in a supportive environment. So, come out and have fun!
Match Director: James Mahoney rimfireklymatch@yahoo.com 386-290-7361
Alternate Match Director: Jim Matrangos rifle@flaglergunclub.com 912-996-3620
Range etiquette will apply. Avoid Loud Distractions: Range sessions demand concentration. Keep conversations low in volume, especially near active shooters.
Non-members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whethero you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler Gun and Archery Club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member-owned club.
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club Match held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR
Non–members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whether you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler gun and archery club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member – owned club.
Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for any cancelation notices due to weather) Future Matches: Are on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability.
All participants must stop at the club’s house to buy a ticket for the match before going ahead to the rifle range. You must give your tickets to the match Director at the rifle range. We suggest that you arrive by 8am.
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. A 30-minute warm-up period begins at 9 AM. Match begins promptly at 9:30am.
This is a 22 LR only match. (No high velocity ammunition).
No one piece sleds allowed.
Targets are 9 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". Bonus target 3/16”.
Targets must be engaged in order, largest to smallest. There will be two spotters assigned to each match, one primary and one secondary. The primary spotter will call out hits and misses for each shot. Target must visibly “swing” to score as a hit (Range Official’s decision is final).
For questions and for equipment recommendations, email Jim Matrangos: rifleflaglergunclub.com
There are five rifle classifications:
1. Thrifty Class: MSRP $450 Max. (no tuner)
2. Factory Class: MSRP $451 to $600 (no tuner)
3. Super Factory: MSRP $601 to $1,200 (no tuner)
4. Unlimited Class: $1,201 to $2,500 (tuner allowed)
5. Super Unlimited: $2,500 and up (tuner allowed)
Notes:
· If you use a front or rear rest with windage and elevation adjustments with a class #1 or #2 rifle, Class #1 moves to Class #2, and Class #2 moves to Class #3
· If you use a non-adjustable front rest (bipod, bag, etc.) in Class #1 or #2, there will be no change of class
· Trigger modifications: Allowed in all rifle classes without any impact to class or rifle value.
· Any class rifle may move to a higher class if the shooter so chooses even if there are no modifications to their rifle.
· Class #’s 3, 4, and 5 may use any front or rear rest, adjustable or not.
· Front and rear rests must be separate, no sleds allowed.
The Match:
The shooter will advise the match director when they are ready to begin. The match Director will call “fire” and the timer begins.
If a target is engaged and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is engaged out of order, you lose all points for that set.
Match is 3 sets per shooter, shot from the prone or bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds
The impact to the target must be on the round part of the target and lower half inch of the 1/4-inch straight target. A bullet hits the stem only counts as a miss.
If the shooter hits all targets one through eight on any set, the shooter may try a bonus shot without penalty at the 3/16” target on the far right. The bonus shot does not count against your time 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.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set. Three minutes and 45 seconds for shooters that have rifles that are single load.
NO COACHING – Shooter has the responsibility for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
Scores: Once the match has ended, the scores are announced.
Points accumulate according to the following schedule:
2” target - 20 points
1-3/4” target - 20 points
1-1/2” target - 30 points
1-1/4” target - 40 points
1.0” target - 60 points
¾” target - 80 points
½” target - 100 points
¼” target - 150 points
Bonus target - 1 point
Total attainable points per set = 501
Total attainable points per match = 1503
Matches are set up as a “friendly competition” among participants, in a supportive environment. So, come out and have fun!
Match Director: James Mahoney rimfireklymatch@yahoo.com 386-290-7361
Alternate Match Director: Jim Matrangos rifle@flaglergunclub.com 912-996-3620
Range etiquette will apply. Avoid Loud Distractions: Range sessions demand concentration. Keep conversations low in volume, especially near active shooters.
Non-members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whethero you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler Gun and Archery Club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member-owned club.
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club Match held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR
Non–members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whether you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler gun and archery club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member – owned club.
Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for any cancelation notices due to weather) Future Matches: Are on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability.
All participants must stop at the club’s house to buy a ticket for the match before going ahead to the rifle range. You must give your tickets to the match Director at the rifle range. We suggest that you arrive by 8am.
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. A 30-minute warm-up period begins at 9 AM. Match begins promptly at 9:30am.
This is a 22 LR only match. (No high velocity ammunition).
No one piece sleds allowed.
Targets are 9 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". Bonus target 3/16”.
Targets must be engaged in order, largest to smallest. There will be two spotters assigned to each match, one primary and one secondary. The primary spotter will call out hits and misses for each shot. Target must visibly “swing” to score as a hit (Range Official’s decision is final).
For questions and for equipment recommendations, email Jim Matrangos: rifleflaglergunclub.com
There are five rifle classifications:
1. Thrifty Class: MSRP $450 Max. (no tuner)
2. Factory Class: MSRP $451 to $600 (no tuner)
3. Super Factory: MSRP $601 to $1,200 (no tuner)
4. Unlimited Class: $1,201 to $2,500 (tuner allowed)
5. Super Unlimited: $2,500 and up (tuner allowed)
Notes:
· If you use a front or rear rest with windage and elevation adjustments with a class #1 or #2 rifle, Class #1 moves to Class #2, and Class #2 moves to Class #3
· If you use a non-adjustable front rest (bipod, bag, etc.) in Class #1 or #2, there will be no change of class
· Trigger modifications: Allowed in all rifle classes without any impact to class or rifle value.
· Any class rifle may move to a higher class if the shooter so chooses even if there are no modifications to their rifle.
· Class #’s 3, 4, and 5 may use any front or rear rest, adjustable or not.
· Front and rear rests must be separate, no sleds allowed.
The Match:
The shooter will advise the match director when they are ready to begin. The match Director will call “fire” and the timer begins.
If a target is engaged and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is engaged out of order, you lose all points for that set.
Match is 3 sets per shooter, shot from the prone or bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds
The impact to the target must be on the round part of the target and lower half inch of the 1/4-inch straight target. A bullet hits the stem only counts as a miss.
If the shooter hits all targets one through eight on any set, the shooter may try a bonus shot without penalty at the 3/16” target on the far right. The bonus shot does not count against your time 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.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set. Three minutes and 45 seconds for shooters that have rifles that are single load.
NO COACHING – Shooter has the responsibility for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
Scores: Once the match has ended, the scores are announced.
Points accumulate according to the following schedule:
2” target - 20 points
1-3/4” target - 20 points
1-1/2” target - 30 points
1-1/4” target - 40 points
1.0” target - 60 points
¾” target - 80 points
½” target - 100 points
¼” target - 150 points
Bonus target - 1 point
Total attainable points per set = 501
Total attainable points per match = 1503
Matches are set up as a “friendly competition” among participants, in a supportive environment. So, come out and have fun!
Match Director: James Mahoney rimfireklymatch@yahoo.com 386-290-7361
Alternate Match Director: Jim Matrangos rifle@flaglergunclub.com 912-996-3620
Range etiquette will apply. Avoid Loud Distractions: Range sessions demand concentration. Keep conversations low in volume, especially near active shooters.
Non-members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whethero you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler Gun and Archery Club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member-owned club.
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club Match held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR
Non–members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whether you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler gun and archery club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member – owned club.
Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for any cancelation notices due to weather) Future Matches: Are on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability.
All participants must stop at the club’s house to buy a ticket for the match before going ahead to the rifle range. You must give your tickets to the match Director at the rifle range. We suggest that you arrive by 8am.
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. A 30-minute warm-up period begins at 9 AM. Match begins promptly at 9:30am.
This is a 22 LR only match. (No high velocity ammunition).
No one piece sleds allowed.
Targets are 9 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". Bonus target 3/16”.
Targets must be engaged in order, largest to smallest. There will be two spotters assigned to each match, one primary and one secondary. The primary spotter will call out hits and misses for each shot. Target must visibly “swing” to score as a hit (Range Official’s decision is final).
For questions and for equipment recommendations, email Jim Matrangos: rifleflaglergunclub.com
There are five rifle classifications:
1. Thrifty Class: MSRP $450 Max. (no tuner)
2. Factory Class: MSRP $451 to $600 (no tuner)
3. Super Factory: MSRP $601 to $1,200 (no tuner)
4. Unlimited Class: $1,201 to $2,500 (tuner allowed)
5. Super Unlimited: $2,500 and up (tuner allowed)
Notes:
· If you use a front or rear rest with windage and elevation adjustments with a class #1 or #2 rifle, Class #1 moves to Class #2, and Class #2 moves to Class #3
· If you use a non-adjustable front rest (bipod, bag, etc.) in Class #1 or #2, there will be no change of class
· Trigger modifications: Allowed in all rifle classes without any impact to class or rifle value.
· Any class rifle may move to a higher class if the shooter so chooses even if there are no modifications to their rifle.
· Class #’s 3, 4, and 5 may use any front or rear rest, adjustable or not.
· Front and rear rests must be separate, no sleds allowed.
The Match:
The shooter will advise the match director when they are ready to begin. The match Director will call “fire” and the timer begins.
If a target is engaged and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is engaged out of order, you lose all points for that set.
Match is 3 sets per shooter, shot from the prone or bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds
The impact to the target must be on the round part of the target and lower half inch of the 1/4-inch straight target. A bullet hits the stem only counts as a miss.
If the shooter hits all targets one through eight on any set, the shooter may try a bonus shot without penalty at the 3/16” target on the far right. The bonus shot does not count against your time 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.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set. Three minutes and 45 seconds for shooters that have rifles that are single load.
NO COACHING – Shooter has the responsibility for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
Scores: Once the match has ended, the scores are announced.
Points accumulate according to the following schedule:
2” target - 20 points
1-3/4” target - 20 points
1-1/2” target - 30 points
1-1/4” target - 40 points
1.0” target - 60 points
¾” target - 80 points
½” target - 100 points
¼” target - 150 points
Bonus target - 1 point
Total attainable points per set = 501
Total attainable points per match = 1503
Matches are set up as a “friendly competition” among participants, in a supportive environment. So, come out and have fun!
Match Director: James Mahoney rimfireklymatch@yahoo.com 386-290-7361
Alternate Match Director: Jim Matrangos rifle@flaglergunclub.com 912-996-3620
Range etiquette will apply. Avoid Loud Distractions: Range sessions demand concentration. Keep conversations low in volume, especially near active shooters.
Non-members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whethero you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler Gun and Archery Club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member-owned club.
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club Match held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR
Non–members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whether you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler gun and archery club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member – owned club.
Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for any cancelation notices due to weather) Future Matches: Are on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability.
All participants must stop at the club’s house to buy a ticket for the match before going ahead to the rifle range. You must give your tickets to the match Director at the rifle range. We suggest that you arrive by 8am.
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. A 30-minute warm-up period begins at 9 AM. Match begins promptly at 9:30am.
This is a 22 LR only match. (No high velocity ammunition).
No one piece sleds allowed.
Targets are 9 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". Bonus target 3/16”.
Targets must be engaged in order, largest to smallest. There will be two spotters assigned to each match, one primary and one secondary. The primary spotter will call out hits and misses for each shot. Target must visibly “swing” to score as a hit (Range Official’s decision is final).
For questions and for equipment recommendations, email Jim Matrangos: rifleflaglergunclub.com
There are five rifle classifications:
1. Thrifty Class: MSRP $450 Max. (no tuner)
2. Factory Class: MSRP $451 to $600 (no tuner)
3. Super Factory: MSRP $601 to $1,200 (no tuner)
4. Unlimited Class: $1,201 to $2,500 (tuner allowed)
5. Super Unlimited: $2,500 and up (tuner allowed)
Notes:
· If you use a front or rear rest with windage and elevation adjustments with a class #1 or #2 rifle, Class #1 moves to Class #2, and Class #2 moves to Class #3
· If you use a non-adjustable front rest (bipod, bag, etc.) in Class #1 or #2, there will be no change of class
· Trigger modifications: Allowed in all rifle classes without any impact to class or rifle value.
· Any class rifle may move to a higher class if the shooter so chooses even if there are no modifications to their rifle.
· Class #’s 3, 4, and 5 may use any front or rear rest, adjustable or not.
· Front and rear rests must be separate, no sleds allowed.
The Match:
The shooter will advise the match director when they are ready to begin. The match Director will call “fire” and the timer begins.
If a target is engaged and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is engaged out of order, you lose all points for that set.
Match is 3 sets per shooter, shot from the prone or bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds
The impact to the target must be on the round part of the target and lower half inch of the 1/4-inch straight target. A bullet hits the stem only counts as a miss.
If the shooter hits all targets one through eight on any set, the shooter may try a bonus shot without penalty at the 3/16” target on the far right. The bonus shot does not count against your time 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.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set. Three minutes and 45 seconds for shooters that have rifles that are single load.
NO COACHING – Shooter has the responsibility for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
Scores: Once the match has ended, the scores are announced.
Points accumulate according to the following schedule:
2” target - 20 points
1-3/4” target - 20 points
1-1/2” target - 30 points
1-1/4” target - 40 points
1.0” target - 60 points
¾” target - 80 points
½” target - 100 points
¼” target - 150 points
Bonus target - 1 point
Total attainable points per set = 501
Total attainable points per match = 1503
Matches are set up as a “friendly competition” among participants, in a supportive environment. So, come out and have fun!
Match Director: James Mahoney rimfireklymatch@yahoo.com 386-290-7361
Alternate Match Director: Jim Matrangos rifle@flaglergunclub.com 912-996-3620
Range etiquette will apply. Avoid Loud Distractions: Range sessions demand concentration. Keep conversations low in volume, especially near active shooters.
Non-members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whethero you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler Gun and Archery Club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member-owned club.
Hosted by Flagler Gun Club Match held on the 50-yard Rifle Range
Ammunition: 22 LR
Non–members are welcome to take part in all scheduled events. Whether you are a competitive shooter or just starting out, the Flagler gun and archery club (FGAC) welcomes you to our member – owned club.
Match Dates: See Club calendar for upcoming match and practice events. (Please check calendar day prior to all events for any cancelation notices due to weather) Future Matches: Are on the club calendar; frequency will depend on participation and range availability.
All participants must stop at the club’s house to buy a ticket for the match before going ahead to the rifle range. You must give your tickets to the match Director at the rifle range. We suggest that you arrive by 8am.
Fees are $10 for members, $20 for nonmembers.
Sundays sign up by 8:30 a.m. A 30-minute warm-up period begins at 9 AM. Match begins promptly at 9:30am.
This is a 22 LR only match. (No high velocity ammunition).
No one piece sleds allowed.
Targets are 9 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". Bonus target 3/16”.
Targets must be engaged in order, largest to smallest. There will be two spotters assigned to each match, one primary and one secondary. The primary spotter will call out hits and misses for each shot. Target must visibly “swing” to score as a hit (Range Official’s decision is final).
For questions and for equipment recommendations, email Jim Matrangos: rifleflaglergunclub.com
There are five rifle classifications:
1. Thrifty Class: MSRP $450 Max. (no tuner)
2. Factory Class: MSRP $451 to $600 (no tuner)
3. Super Factory: MSRP $601 to $1,200 (no tuner)
4. Unlimited Class: $1,201 to $2,500 (tuner allowed)
5. Super Unlimited: $2,500 and up (tuner allowed)
Notes:
· If you use a front or rear rest with windage and elevation adjustments with a class #1 or #2 rifle, Class #1 moves to Class #2, and Class #2 moves to Class #3
· If you use a non-adjustable front rest (bipod, bag, etc.) in Class #1 or #2, there will be no change of class
· Trigger modifications: Allowed in all rifle classes without any impact to class or rifle value.
· Any class rifle may move to a higher class if the shooter so chooses even if there are no modifications to their rifle.
· Class #’s 3, 4, and 5 may use any front or rear rest, adjustable or not.
· Front and rear rests must be separate, no sleds allowed.
The Match:
The shooter will advise the match director when they are ready to begin. The match Director will call “fire” and the timer begins.
If a target is engaged and missed, you lose all accumulated points for that set.
If a target is engaged out of order, you lose all points for that set.
Match is 3 sets per shooter, shot from the prone or bench positions. Match score is total from all 3 rounds
The impact to the target must be on the round part of the target and lower half inch of the 1/4-inch straight target. A bullet hits the stem only counts as a miss.
If the shooter hits all targets one through eight on any set, the shooter may try a bonus shot without penalty at the 3/16” target on the far right. The bonus shot does not count against your time 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.
There is a 3-minute time limit per set. Three minutes and 45 seconds for shooters that have rifles that are single load.
NO COACHING – Shooter has the responsibility for hitting correct target, doping wind, etc.
Scores: Once the match has ended, the scores are announced.
Points accumulate according to the following schedule:
2” target - 20 points
1-3/4” target - 20 points
1-1/2” target - 30 points
1-1/4” target - 40 points
1.0” target - 60 points
¾” target - 80 points
½” target - 100 points
¼” target - 150 points
Bonus target - 1 point
Total attainable points per set = 501
Total attainable points per match = 1503
Matches are set up as a “friendly competition” among participants, in a supportive environment. So, come out and have fun!
Match Director: James Mahoney rimfireklymatch@yahoo.com 386-290-7361
Alternate Match Director: Jim Matrangos rifle@flaglergunclub.com 912-996-3620
Range etiquette will apply. Avoid Loud Distractions: Range sessions demand concentration. Keep conversations low in volume, especially near active shooters.
