The Junior Rifle program is for people 10-20 years of age. The program works with experienced instructors and mainly uses .22 cal rifles on our 50ft indoor range. You do not need to be a club member to participate. There is a $5 per session fee to cover some operational costs. Students should bring their own eye and ear protection.

While not required, it is recommended that you contact George Wilson by going to the club rifle page and then completing the information/interest form.

Indoor range is reserved for this program and closed for other uses.

Service rifles allowed are match grade or standard issued: M1 Garand, M1A/M14, AR15/M16, AK47, SKS or any other ruled service rifle.

Club ammo price $35/35 Rounds of 30-06 OR BRING YOUR OWN SAFE AMMO

$14.00 registration fee - Cash or Check (with your own ammo)

Awards will be issued to the 3 highest scores shot with an "as issued" condition rifle

8:30 am Mandatory SAFETY Clinic, 10:00 am Match begins

All competitors must attend the 8:30AM Mandatory Safety Clinic, complete CMP paperwork , and squadding. Be prepared to shoot, pull and score targets. Bring shooting jacket or sweatshirt. Eye and ear protection is mandatory.

For Modern Service Rifle information: CLICK HERE

Make checks payable to: OCSA HIGH POWER

Questions? Contact:

Richard Yanulis

Cell: 781-405-4322

Email: 57dart466@comcast.net

Club ammo price $35/35 Rounds of 30-06 OR BRING YOUR OWN SAFE AMMO

$14.00 registration fee - Cash or Check (with your own ammo)

Awards will be issued to the 3 highest scores shot with an "as issued" condition rifle

8:30 am Mandatory SAFETY Clinic, 10:00 am Match begins

All competitors must attend the 8:30AM Mandatory Safety Clinic, complete CMP paperwork , and squadding. Be prepared to shoot, pull and score targets. Bring shooting jacket or sweatshirt. Eye and ear protection is mandatory.

For Garand Rifle flyer: CLICK HERE

Make checks payable to: OCSA HIGH POWER

Questions? Contact:

Richard Yanulis

Cell: 781-405-4322

Email: 57dart466@comcast.net

The Junior Rifle program is for people 10-20 years of age. The program works with experienced instructors and mainly uses .22 cal rifles on our 50ft indoor range. You do not need to be a club member to participate. There is a $5 per session fee to cover some operational costs. Students should bring their own eye and ear protection.

While not required, it is recommended that you contact George Wilson by going to the club rifle page and then completing the information/interest form.

Indoor range is reserved for this program and closed for other uses.

The Junior Rifle program is for people 10-20 years of age. The program works with experienced instructors and mainly uses .22 cal rifles on our 50ft indoor range. You do not need to be a club member to participate. There is a $5 per session fee to cover some operational costs. Students should bring their own eye and ear protection.

While not required, it is recommended that you contact George Wilson by going to the club rifle page and then completing the information/interest form.

Indoor range is reserved for this program and closed for other uses.

The Junior Rifle program is for people 10-20 years of age. The program works with experienced instructors and mainly uses .22 cal rifles on our 50ft indoor range. You do not need to be a club member to participate. There is a $5 per session fee to cover some operational costs. Students should bring their own eye and ear protection.

While not required, it is recommended that you contact George Wilson by going to the club rifle page and then completing the information/interest form.

Indoor range is reserved for this program and closed for other uses.

The E.M.R.L. was organized in 1925. O.C.S.A has participated in this league for over 50 years.

The Match is governed by NRA High Power Rules, where they do not conflict with League Rules. All matches are at the Woburn Sportsmen Association and group transportation from OCSA is possible.

• Shooting Times to be decided. Morning or Afternoon.

• Any center fire rifle may be used. AR-15's M1, M1A's and .223, .308 and 30-06 bolt action rifles are common.

• Any offhand position allowed by NRA Rules may be used.

• Iron sights or scopes

• Shooting coats and gloves are allowed but no slings.

For all the rules and information see this FLYER

For questions or to get involved contact: George Wilson

The Junior Rifle program is for people 10-20 years of age. The program works with experienced instructors and mainly uses .22 cal rifles on our 50ft indoor range. You do not need to be a club member to participate. There is a $5 per session fee to cover some operational costs. Students should bring their own eye and ear protection.

While not required, it is recommended that you contact George Wilson by going to the club rifle page and then completing the information/interest form.

Indoor range is reserved for this program and closed for other uses.

The E.M.R.L. was organized in 1925. O.C.S.A has participated in this league for over 50 years.

The Match is governed by NRA High Power Rules, where they do not conflict with League Rules. All matches are at the Woburn Sportsmen Association and group transportation from OCSA is possible.

• Shooting Times to be decided. Morning or Afternoon.

• Any center fire rifle may be used. AR-15's M1, M1A's and .223, .308 and 30-06 bolt action rifles are common.

• Any offhand position allowed by NRA Rules may be used.

• Iron sights or scopes

• Shooting coats and gloves are allowed but no slings.

For all the rules and information see this FLYER

For questions or to get involved contact: George Wilson

The Junior Rifle program is for people 10-20 years of age. The program works with experienced instructors and mainly uses .22 cal rifles on our 50ft indoor range. You do not need to be a club member to participate. There is a $5 per session fee to cover some operational costs. Students should bring their own eye and ear protection.

While not required, it is recommended that you contact George Wilson by going to the club rifle page and then completing the information/interest form.

Indoor range is reserved for this program and closed for other uses.

The E.M.R.L. was organized in 1925. O.C.S.A has participated in this league for over 50 years.

The Match is governed by NRA High Power Rules, where they do not conflict with League Rules. All matches are at the Woburn Sportsmen Association and group transportation from OCSA is possible.

• Shooting Times to be decided. Morning or Afternoon.

• Any center fire rifle may be used. AR-15's M1, M1A's and .223, .308 and 30-06 bolt action rifles are common.

• Any offhand position allowed by NRA Rules may be used.

• Iron sights or scopes

• Shooting coats and gloves are allowed but no slings.

For all the rules and information see this FLYER

For questions or to get involved contact: George Wilson

Club ammo price $35/35 Rounds of 30-06 OR BRING YOUR OWN SAFE AMMO

$14.00 registration fee - Cash or Check (with your own ammo)

Awards will be issued to the 3 highest scores shot with an "as issued" condition rifle

8:30 am Mandatory SAFETY Clinic, 10:00 am Match begins

All competitors must attend the 8:30AM Mandatory Safety Clinic, complete CMP paperwork , and squadding. Be prepared to shoot, pull and score targets. Bring shooting jacket or sweatshirt. Eye and ear protection is mandatory.

For Garand Rifle flyer: CLICK HERE

Make checks payable to: OCSA HIGH POWER

Questions? Contact:

Richard Yanulis

Cell: 781-405-4322

Email: 57dart466@comcast.net

Club ammo price $35/35 Rounds of 30-06 OR BRING YOUR OWN SAFE AMMO

$14.00 registration fee - Cash or Check (with your own ammo)

Awards will be issued to the 3 highest scores shot with an "as issued" condition rifle

8:30 am Mandatory SAFETY Clinic, 10:00 am Match begins

All competitors must attend the 8:30AM Mandatory Safety Clinic, complete CMP paperwork , and squadding. Be prepared to shoot, pull and score targets. Bring shooting jacket or sweatshirt. Eye and ear protection is mandatory.

For Springfield Rifle information: CLICK HERE

Make checks payable to: OCSA HIGH POWER

Questions? Contact: Richard Yanulis, Cell: 781-405-4322

Email: 57dart466@comcast.net

200 yards using any safe functioning rifle type and any sights: Scope or Iron.

Any caliber that is suitable for 200 yards and meets host range requirements.

ELIGIBILITY: You do not need to be a member of a club in the South Shore League, Rifle or Pistol, to shoot in the summer offhand matches but you do need to shoot for only one team during the season. Shooters from clubs who do not have teams entered in the summer league may make arrangements to shoot on any team. Match fee is $3 per night.

Rules for other rifle positions during match:

• 100 yard range is open to other club members during the match but target changing only occurs in between relays of the match.

•  The match takes up all of the 200 yard shooting positions including the two positions next to the rifle house outside.

The summer rifle matches are organized by the South Shore Rifle & Pistol League.

For information contact: Scott Hollis

The Junior Rifle program is for people 10-20 years of age. The program works with experienced instructors and mainly uses .22 cal rifles on our 50ft indoor range. You do not need to be a club member to participate. There is a $5 per session fee to cover some operational costs. Students should bring their own eye and ear protection.

While not required, it is recommended that you contact George Wilson by going to the club rifle page and then completing the information/interest form.

Indoor range is reserved for this program and closed for other uses.

200 yards using any safe functioning rifle type and any sights: Scope or Iron.

Any caliber that is suitable for 200 yards and meets host range requirements.

ELIGIBILITY: You do not need to be a member of a club in the South Shore League, Rifle or Pistol, to shoot in the summer offhand matches but you do need to shoot for only one team during the season. Shooters from clubs who do not have teams entered in the summer league may make arrangements to shoot on any team. Match fee is $3 per night.

Rules for other rifle positions during match:

• 100 yard range is open to other club members during the match but target changing only occurs in between relays of the match.

•  The match takes up all of the 200 yard shooting positions including the two positions next to the rifle house outside.

The summer rifle matches are organized by the South Shore Rifle & Pistol League.

For information contact: Scott Hollis

The Junior Rifle program is for people 10-20 years of age. The program works with experienced instructors and mainly uses .22 cal rifles on our 50ft indoor range. You do not need to be a club member to participate. There is a $5 per session fee to cover some operational costs. Students should bring their own eye and ear protection.

While not required, it is recommended that you contact George Wilson by going to the club rifle page and then completing the information/interest form.

Indoor range is reserved for this program and closed for other uses.

The Rifle, Pistol, Indoor Range, and Black Powder ranges are closed until 1pm.

It’s that time of year again. The outdoor rifle, pistol, Indoor Range, and black powder ranges will be closed for cleanup starting at 9AM until 1PM. Volunteers are encouraged to help for a $25 credit on their 2026 dues. We are looking for about 20 - 25 people to help. This year we need more participation from younger rifle shooters and indoor range users. Tool recommendations are gloves, rakes, pitchforks, shovels, hay/mulch rakes, gas weed wackers, wheelbarrows, etc. Some woodwork repair may also occur.

Please wait until May 1st to start signing up below.

200 yards using any safe functioning rifle type and any sights: Scope or Iron.

Any caliber that is suitable for 200 yards and meets host range requirements.

ELIGIBILITY: You do not need to be a member of a club in the South Shore League, Rifle or Pistol, to shoot in the summer offhand matches but you do need to shoot for only one team during the season. Shooters from clubs who do not have teams entered in the summer league may make arrangements to shoot on any team. Match fee is $3 per night.

Rules for other rifle positions during match:

• 100 yard range is open to other club members during the match but target changing only occurs in between relays of the match.

•  The match takes up all of the 200 yard shooting positions including the two positions next to the rifle house outside.

The summer rifle matches are organized by the South Shore Rifle & Pistol League.

For information contact: Scott Hollis

Club ammo price $35/35 Rounds of 30-06 OR BRING YOUR OWN SAFE AMMO

$14.00 registration fee - Cash or Check (with your own ammo)

Awards will be issued to the 3 highest scores shot with an "as issued" condition rifle

8:30 am Mandatory SAFETY Clinic, 10:00 am Match begins

All competitors must attend the 8:30AM Mandatory Safety Clinic, complete CMP paperwork , and squadding. Be prepared to shoot, pull and score targets. Bring shooting jacket or sweatshirt. Eye and ear protection is mandatory.

For Garand Rifle flyer: CLICK HERE

Make checks payable to: OCSA HIGH POWER

Questions? Contact:

Richard Yanulis

Cell: 781-405-4322

Email: 57dart466@comcast.net

Service rifles allowed are match grade or standard issued: M1 Garand, M1A/M14, AR15/M16, AK47, SKS or any other ruled service rifle.

Club ammo price $35/35 Rounds of 30-06 OR BRING YOUR OWN SAFE AMMO

$14.00 registration fee - Cash or Check (with your own ammo)

Awards will be issued to the 3 highest scores shot with an "as issued" condition rifle

8:30 am Mandatory SAFETY Clinic, 10:00 am Match begins

All competitors must attend the 8:30AM Mandatory Safety Clinic, complete CMP paperwork , and squadding. Be prepared to shoot, pull and score targets. Bring shooting jacket or sweatshirt. Eye and ear protection is mandatory.

For Modern Service Rifle information: CLICK HERE

Make checks payable to: OCSA HIGH POWER

Questions? Contact:

Richard Yanulis

Cell: 781-405-4322

Email: 57dart466@comcast.net

200 yards using any safe functioning rifle type and any sights: Scope or Iron.

Any caliber that is suitable for 200 yards and meets host range requirements.

ELIGIBILITY: You do not need to be a member of a club in the South Shore League, Rifle or Pistol, to shoot in the summer offhand matches but you do need to shoot for only one team during the season. Shooters from clubs who do not have teams entered in the summer league may make arrangements to shoot on any team. Match fee is $3 per night.

Rules for other rifle positions during match:

• 100 yard range is open to other club members during the match but target changing only occurs in between relays of the match.

•  The match takes up all of the 200 yard shooting positions including the two positions next to the rifle house outside.

The summer rifle matches are organized by the South Shore Rifle & Pistol League.

For information contact: Scott Hollis

200 yards using any safe functioning rifle type and any sights: Scope or Iron.

Any caliber that is suitable for 200 yards and meets host range requirements.

ELIGIBILITY: You do not need to be a member of a club in the South Shore League, Rifle or Pistol, to shoot in the summer offhand matches but you do need to shoot for only one team during the season. Shooters from clubs who do not have teams entered in the summer league may make arrangements to shoot on any team. Match fee is $3 per night.

Rules for other rifle positions during match:

• 100 yard range is open to other club members during the match but target changing only occurs in between relays of the match.

•  The match takes up all of the 200 yard shooting positions including the two positions next to the rifle house outside.

The summer rifle matches are organized by the South Shore Rifle & Pistol League.

For information contact: Scott Hollis

200 yards using any safe functioning rifle type and any sights: Scope or Iron.

Any caliber that is suitable for 200 yards and meets host range requirements.

ELIGIBILITY: You do not need to be a member of a club in the South Shore League, Rifle or Pistol, to shoot in the summer offhand matches but you do need to shoot for only one team during the season. Shooters from clubs who do not have teams entered in the summer league may make arrangements to shoot on any team. Match fee is $3 per night.

Rules for other rifle positions during match:

• 100 yard range is open to other club members during the match but target changing only occurs in between relays of the match.

•  The match takes up all of the 200 yard shooting positions including the two positions next to the rifle house outside.

The summer rifle matches are organized by the South Shore Rifle & Pistol League.

For information contact: Scott Hollis

200 yards using any safe functioning rifle type and any sights: Scope or Iron.

Any caliber that is suitable for 200 yards and meets host range requirements.

ELIGIBILITY: You do not need to be a member of a club in the South Shore League, Rifle or Pistol, to shoot in the summer offhand matches but you do need to shoot for only one team during the season. Shooters from clubs who do not have teams entered in the summer league may make arrangements to shoot on any team. Match fee is $3 per night.

Rules for other rifle positions during match:

• 100 yard range is open to other club members during the match but target changing only occurs in between relays of the match.

•  The match takes up all of the 200 yard shooting positions including the two positions next to the rifle house outside.

The summer rifle matches are organized by the South Shore Rifle & Pistol League.

For information contact: Scott Hollis

Club ammo price $35/35 Rounds of 30-06 OR BRING YOUR OWN SAFE AMMO

$14.00 registration fee - Cash or Check (with your own ammo)

Awards will be issued to the 3 highest scores shot with an "as issued" condition rifle

8:30 am Mandatory SAFETY Clinic, 10:00 am Match begins

All competitors must attend the 8:30AM Mandatory Safety Clinic, complete CMP paperwork , and squadding. Be prepared to shoot, pull and score targets. Bring shooting jacket or sweatshirt. Eye and ear protection is mandatory.

For Garand Rifle flyer: CLICK HERE

Make checks payable to: OCSA HIGH POWER

Questions? Contact:

Richard Yanulis

Cell: 781-405-4322

Email: 57dart466@comcast.net

Vintage military rifles allowed: Springfield, Enfield, Mosin-Nagant, Mauser all types, Japanese, Italian Carcano, etc.

Club ammo price $35/35 Rounds of 30-06 OR BRING YOUR OWN SAFE AMMO

$14.00 registration fee - Cash or Check (with your own ammo)

Awards will be issued to the 3 highest scores shot with an "as issued" condition rifle

8:30 am Mandatory SAFETY Clinic, 10:00 am Match begins

All competitors must attend the 8:30AM Mandatory Safety Clinic, complete CMP paperwork , and squadding. Be prepared to shoot, pull and score targets. Bring shooting jacket or sweatshirt. Eye and ear protection is mandatory.

For Vintage Service Rifle Information: CLICK HERE

Make checks payable to: OCSA HIGH POWER

Questions? Contact:

Richard Yanulis

Cell: 781-405-4322

Email: 57dart466@comcast.net

200 yards using any safe functioning rifle type and any sights: Scope or Iron.

Any caliber that is suitable for 200 yards and meets host range requirements.

ELIGIBILITY: You do not need to be a member of a club in the South Shore League, Rifle or Pistol, to shoot in the summer offhand matches but you do need to shoot for only one team during the season. Shooters from clubs who do not have teams entered in the summer league may make arrangements to shoot on any team. Match fee is $3 per night.

Rules for other rifle positions during match:

• 100 yard range is open to other club members during the match but target changing only occurs in between relays of the match.

•  The match takes up all of the 200 yard shooting positions including the two positions next to the rifle house outside.

The summer rifle matches are organized by the South Shore Rifle & Pistol League.

For information contact: Scott Hollis

200 yards using any safe functioning rifle type and any sights: Scope or Iron.

Any caliber that is suitable for 200 yards and meets host range requirements.

ELIGIBILITY: You do not need to be a member of a club in the South Shore League, Rifle or Pistol, to shoot in the summer offhand matches but you do need to shoot for only one team during the season. Shooters from clubs who do not have teams entered in the summer league may make arrangements to shoot on any team. Match fee is $3 per night.

Rules for other rifle positions during match:

• 100 yard range is open to other club members during the match but target changing only occurs in between relays of the match.

•  The match takes up all of the 200 yard shooting positions including the two positions next to the rifle house outside.

The summer rifle matches are organized by the South Shore Rifle & Pistol League.

For information contact: Scott Hollis

200 yards using any safe functioning rifle type and any sights: Scope or Iron.

Any caliber that is suitable for 200 yards and meets host range requirements.

ELIGIBILITY: You do not need to be a member of a club in the South Shore League, Rifle or Pistol, to shoot in the summer offhand matches but you do need to shoot for only one team during the season. Shooters from clubs who do not have teams entered in the summer league may make arrangements to shoot on any team. Match fee is $3 per night.

Rules for other rifle positions during match:

• 100 yard range is open to other club members during the match but target changing only occurs in between relays of the match.

•  The match takes up all of the 200 yard shooting positions including the two positions next to the rifle house outside.

The summer rifle matches are organized by the South Shore Rifle & Pistol League.

For information contact: Scott Hollis

Club ammo price $35/35 Rounds of 30-06 OR BRING YOUR OWN SAFE AMMO

$14.00 registration fee - Cash or Check (with your own ammo)

Awards will be issued to the 3 highest scores shot with an "as issued" condition rifle

8:30 am Mandatory SAFETY Clinic, 10:00 am Match begins

All competitors must attend the 8:30AM Mandatory Safety Clinic, complete CMP paperwork , and squadding. Be prepared to shoot, pull and score targets. Bring shooting jacket or sweatshirt. Eye and ear protection is mandatory.

For Garand Rifle flyer: CLICK HERE

Make checks payable to: OCSA HIGH POWER

Questions? Contact:

Richard Yanulis

Cell: 781-405-4322

Email: 57dart466@comcast.net

Club ammo price $35/35 Rounds of 30-06 OR BRING YOUR OWN SAFE AMMO

$14.00 registration fee - Cash or Check (with your own ammo)

Awards will be issued to the 3 highest scores shot with an "as issued" condition rifle

8:30 am Mandatory SAFETY Clinic, 10:00 am Match begins

All competitors must attend the 8:30AM Mandatory Safety Clinic, complete CMP paperwork , and squadding. Be prepared to shoot, pull and score targets. Bring shooting jacket or sweatshirt. Eye and ear protection is mandatory.

For Springfield Rifle information: CLICK HERE

Make checks payable to: OCSA HIGH POWER

Questions? Contact: Richard Yanulis, Cell: 781-405-4322

Email: 57dart466@comcast.net

200 yards using any safe functioning rifle type and any sights: Scope or Iron.

Any caliber that is suitable for 200 yards and meets host range requirements.

ELIGIBILITY: You do not need to be a member of a club in the South Shore League, Rifle or Pistol, to shoot in the summer offhand matches but you do need to shoot for only one team during the season. Shooters from clubs who do not have teams entered in the summer league may make arrangements to shoot on any team. Match fee is $3 per night.

Rules for other rifle positions during match:

• 100 yard range is open to other club members during the match but target changing only occurs in between relays of the match.

•  The match takes up all of the 200 yard shooting positions including the two positions next to the rifle house outside.

The summer rifle matches are organized by the South Shore Rifle & Pistol League.

For information contact: Scott Hollis

Thursday, August 7, 14, 21, 2025

• 6:00 PM 9:00 PM

• Old Colony Sportsmen’s Association (map)

The rifle group at Old Colony Sportsman’s Association in cooperation with and in support of the South Shore Rifle and Pistol League will host three matches this August. The matches are to be called the Earle Cushman Matches in honor of Earle Cushman, the first Vice President of the league.   These are to be held at Old Colony on 8th, 15th and 22nd of August starting at 6:00 PM.  Old Colony has artificial lighting on the targets so we will be able to accommodate as many relays as the turnout requires.

Entries: Entries are $10.00 per match or $25.00 to enter all three.

Match Information: The Earle Cushman match is a series of three twenty shot matches to be held at Old Colony Sportsman’s Association. The matches begin on the first Thursday evening after the last SSRL summer match and continue for the next three Thursdays (August 7th, 14th and 21nd 2025). Shooting begins at 6PM.

Rules: Any .22LR rim fire rifle ammunition is allowed. All firing will be from the standing position. There will be two categories for competition Telescopic sights and Iron sights. Any shooting aid other that an artificial means of support may be used. Match master has the final say.

Course of fire: The target is the SR repair center at 200 yards. 20 shots are scored. No live scoring from the pits. 22 shots are allowed on the repair center and up to 2 are deleted as sighting shots. Any more than 22 shots on the repair center will cause the best shots to be deleted Shots on the repair center outside the eight ring will be scored a seven.

Awards: Awards will be gift certificates of equal value. A gift certificate will be awarded to the person with the highest single twenty shot score in the telescopic and Iron sight categories. Gift certificates will be awarded for the combined scores of the best two matches in both telescopic and iron sight categories. The number of places to receive gift certificates is dependent on the match fees collected. Shooters may only receive one award. Match fees will be divided equally between the cost of the gift certificates and the Old Colony Rifle group. The SSRPL will receive twenty percent of the net proceeds.

About Earle Cushman: Earle was a former President and a charter member of the Ames Rifle and Pistol Club. Earle helped foster the beginnings of inter-league competition on the south shore. In 1934 this evolved into the South Shore Rifle and Pistol League. Earle served as the First Vice President of the South Shore Rifle and Pistol League. Earle Cushman was a prominent rifleman winning many honors during his long shooting career and was on the 1948 South Shore League championship team. He was also a Life member of the National Rifle Association. Earle was an electrician and an avid Ham radio operator. He operated a gun shop for many years out the basement of his home on Tilton Ave in Brockton Mass.

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT ANDY KINDAMO or George Snow

Thursday, August 7, 14, 21, 2025

• 6:00 PM 9:00 PM

• Old Colony Sportsmen’s Association (map)

The rifle group at Old Colony Sportsman’s Association in cooperation with and in support of the South Shore Rifle and Pistol League will host three matches this August. The matches are to be called the Earle Cushman Matches in honor of Earle Cushman, the first Vice President of the league.   These are to be held at Old Colony on 8th, 15th and 22nd of August starting at 6:00 PM.  Old Colony has artificial lighting on the targets so we will be able to accommodate as many relays as the turnout requires.

Entries: Entries are $10.00 per match or $25.00 to enter all three.

Match Information: The Earle Cushman match is a series of three twenty shot matches to be held at Old Colony Sportsman’s Association. The matches begin on the first Thursday evening after the last SSRL summer match and continue for the next three Thursdays (August 7th, 14th and 21nd 2025). Shooting begins at 6PM.

Rules: Any .22LR rim fire rifle ammunition is allowed. All firing will be from the standing position. There will be two categories for competition Telescopic sights and Iron sights. Any shooting aid other that an artificial means of support may be used. Match master has the final say.

Course of fire: The target is the SR repair center at 200 yards. 20 shots are scored. No live scoring from the pits. 22 shots are allowed on the repair center and up to 2 are deleted as sighting shots. Any more than 22 shots on the repair center will cause the best shots to be deleted Shots on the repair center outside the eight ring will be scored a seven.

Awards: Awards will be gift certificates of equal value. A gift certificate will be awarded to the person with the highest single twenty shot score in the telescopic and Iron sight categories. Gift certificates will be awarded for the combined scores of the best two matches in both telescopic and iron sight categories. The number of places to receive gift certificates is dependent on the match fees collected. Shooters may only receive one award. Match fees will be divided equally between the cost of the gift certificates and the Old Colony Rifle group. The SSRPL will receive twenty percent of the net proceeds.

About Earle Cushman: Earle was a former President and a charter member of the Ames Rifle and Pistol Club. Earle helped foster the beginnings of inter-league competition on the south shore. In 1934 this evolved into the South Shore Rifle and Pistol League. Earle served as the First Vice President of the South Shore Rifle and Pistol League. Earle Cushman was a prominent rifleman winning many honors during his long shooting career and was on the 1948 South Shore League championship team. He was also a Life member of the National Rifle Association. Earle was an electrician and an avid Ham radio operator. He operated a gun shop for many years out the basement of his home on Tilton Ave in Brockton Mass.

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT George Snow

Thursday, August 7, 14, 21, 2025

• 6:00 PM 9:00 PM

• Old Colony Sportsmen’s Association (map)

The rifle group at Old Colony Sportsman’s Association in cooperation with and in support of the South Shore Rifle and Pistol League will host three matches this August. The matches are to be called the Earle Cushman Matches in honor of Earle Cushman, the first Vice President of the league.   These are to be held at Old Colony on 8th, 15th and 22nd of August starting at 6:00 PM.  Old Colony has artificial lighting on the targets so we will be able to accommodate as many relays as the turnout requires.

Entries: Entries are $10.00 per match or $25.00 to enter all three.

Match Information: The Earle Cushman match is a series of three twenty shot matches to be held at Old Colony Sportsman’s Association. The matches begin on the first Thursday evening after the last SSRL summer match and continue for the next three Thursdays (August 7th, 14th and 21nd 2025). Shooting begins at 6PM.

Rules: Any .22LR rim fire rifle ammunition is allowed. All firing will be from the standing position. There will be two categories for competition Telescopic sights and Iron sights. Any shooting aid other that an artificial means of support may be used. Match master has the final say.

Course of fire: The target is the SR repair center at 200 yards. 20 shots are scored. No live scoring from the pits. 22 shots are allowed on the repair center and up to 2 are deleted as sighting shots. Any more than 22 shots on the repair center will cause the best shots to be deleted Shots on the repair center outside the eight ring will be scored a seven.

Awards: Awards will be gift certificates of equal value. A gift certificate will be awarded to the person with the highest single twenty shot score in the telescopic and Iron sight categories. Gift certificates will be awarded for the combined scores of the best two matches in both telescopic and iron sight categories. The number of places to receive gift certificates is dependent on the match fees collected. Shooters may only receive one award. Match fees will be divided equally between the cost of the gift certificates and the Old Colony Rifle group. The SSRPL will receive twenty percent of the net proceeds.

About Earle Cushman: Earle was a former President and a charter member of the Ames Rifle and Pistol Club. Earle helped foster the beginnings of inter-league competition on the south shore. In 1934 this evolved into the South Shore Rifle and Pistol League. Earle served as the First Vice President of the South Shore Rifle and Pistol League. Earle Cushman was a prominent rifleman winning many honors during his long shooting career and was on the 1948 South Shore League championship team. He was also a Life member of the National Rifle Association. Earle was an electrician and an avid Ham radio operator. He operated a gun shop for many years out the basement of his home on Tilton Ave in Brockton Mass.

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT George Snow

Club ammo price $35/35 Rounds of 30-06 OR BRING YOUR OWN SAFE AMMO

$14.00 registration fee - Cash or Check (with your own ammo)

Awards will be issued to the 3 highest scores shot with an "as issued" condition rifle

8:30 am Mandatory SAFETY Clinic, 10:00 am Match begins

All competitors must attend the 8:30AM Mandatory Safety Clinic, complete CMP paperwork , and squadding. Be prepared to shoot, pull and score targets. Bring shooting jacket or sweatshirt. Eye and ear protection is mandatory.

For Garand Rifle flyer: CLICK HERE

Make checks payable to: OCSA HIGH POWER

Questions? Contact:

Richard Yanulis

Cell: 781-405-4322

Email: 57dart466@comcast.net

Service rifles allowed are match grade or standard issued: M1 Garand, M1A/M14, AR15/M16, AK47, SKS or any other ruled service rifle.

Club ammo price $35/35 Rounds of 30-06 OR BRING YOUR OWN SAFE AMMO

$14.00 registration fee - Cash or Check (with your own ammo)

Awards will be issued to the 3 highest scores shot with an "as issued" condition rifle

8:30 am Mandatory SAFETY Clinic, 10:00 am Match begins

All competitors must attend the 8:30AM Mandatory Safety Clinic, complete CMP paperwork , and squadding. Be prepared to shoot, pull and score targets. Bring shooting jacket or sweatshirt. Eye and ear protection is mandatory.

For Modern Service Rifle information: CLICK HERE

Make checks payable to: OCSA HIGH POWER

Questions? Contact:

Richard Yanulis

Cell: 781-405-4322

Email: 57dart466@comcast.net

Club ammo price $35/35 Rounds of 30-06 OR BRING YOUR OWN SAFE AMMO

$14.00 registration fee - Cash or Check (with your own ammo)

Awards will be issued to the 3 highest scores shot with an "as issued" condition rifle

8:30 am Mandatory SAFETY Clinic, 10:00 am Match begins

All competitors must attend the 8:30AM Mandatory Safety Clinic, complete CMP paperwork , and squadding. Be prepared to shoot, pull and score targets. Bring shooting jacket or sweatshirt. Eye and ear protection is mandatory.

For Garand Rifle flyer: CLICK HERE

Make checks payable to: OCSA HIGH POWER

Questions? Contact:

Richard Yanulis

Cell: 781-405-4322

Email: 57dart466@comcast.net

Vintage military rifles allowed: Springfield, Enfield, Mosin-Nagant, Mauser all types, Japanese, Italian Carcano, etc.

Club ammo price $35/35 Rounds of 30-06 OR BRING YOUR OWN SAFE AMMO

$14.00 registration fee - Cash or Check (with your own ammo)

Awards will be issued to the 3 highest scores shot with an "as issued" condition rifle

8:30 am Mandatory SAFETY Clinic, 10:00 am Match begins

All competitors must attend the 8:30AM Mandatory Safety Clinic, complete CMP paperwork , and squadding. Be prepared to shoot, pull and score targets. Bring shooting jacket or sweatshirt. Eye and ear protection is mandatory.

For Vintage Service Rifle Information: CLICK HERE

Make checks payable to: OCSA HIGH POWER

Questions? Contact:

Richard Yanulis

Cell: 781-405-4322

Email: 57dart466@comcast.net

The Schuetzen came to America with German immigrants and is used in challenging long-range competition. Its German root is from the word Schütze which can be translated as “shooter.” The Schuetzen is both a rifle and a style of competition steeped in European shooting tradition. The original Schuetzens that arrived with German immigrants were muzzle loaders. Breech Loading Schuetzens are now the rule in competition. Matches are shot at 200 yards with a specialized Schuetzen target.

The OCSA 56th annual Schuetzenfest rifle match will take place on October 25 & 26, 2025. Spectators welcome!

All firing points are covered. Rifle range is closed to regular use both Saturday & Sunday during the match.

Sunday range hours are 10AM to 3:30 PM. Match held rain or shine.

Please see FLYER (pending) for information.

To pre-register or for information contact: Steve McDonald

The Schuetzen came to America with German immigrants and is used in challenging long-range competition. Its German root is from the word Schütze which can be translated as “shooter.” The Schuetzen is both a rifle and a style of competition steeped in European shooting tradition. The original Schuetzens that arrived with German immigrants were muzzle loaders. Breech Loading Schuetzens are now the rule in competition. Matches are shot at 200 yards with a specialized Schuetzen target.

The OCSA 56th annual Schuetzenfest rifle match will take place on October 25 & 26, 2025. Spectators welcome!

All firing points are covered. Rifle range is closed to regular use both Saturday & Sunday during the match.

Saturday hours are 10AM to 4PM. Match held rain or shine.

Please see FLYER (pending) for information.

To pre-register or for information contact: Steve McDonald

Service rifles allowed are match grade or standard issued: M1 Garand, M1A/M14, AR15/M16, AK47, SKS or any other ruled service rifle.

Club ammo price $35/35 Rounds of 30-06 OR BRING YOUR OWN SAFE AMMO

$14.00 registration fee - Cash or Check (with your own ammo)

Awards will be issued to the 3 highest scores shot with an "as issued" condition rifle

8:30 am Mandatory SAFETY Clinic, 10:00 am Match begins

All competitors must attend the 8:30AM Mandatory Safety Clinic, complete CMP paperwork , and squadding. Be prepared to shoot, pull and score targets. Bring shooting jacket or sweatshirt. Eye and ear protection is mandatory.

For Modern Service Rifle information: CLICK HERE

Make checks payable to: OCSA HIGH POWER

Questions? Contact:

Richard Yanulis

Cell: 781-405-4322

Email: 57dart466@comcast.net

Club ammo price $35/35 Rounds of 30-06 OR BRING YOUR OWN SAFE AMMO

$14.00 registration fee - Cash or Check (with your own ammo)

Awards will be issued to the 3 highest scores shot with an "as issued" condition rifle

8:30 am Mandatory SAFETY Clinic, 10:00 am Match begins

All competitors must attend the 8:30AM Mandatory Safety Clinic, complete CMP paperwork , and squadding. Be prepared to shoot, pull and score targets. Bring shooting jacket or sweatshirt. Eye and ear protection is mandatory.

For Garand Rifle flyer: CLICK HERE

Make checks payable to: OCSA HIGH POWER

Questions? Contact:

Richard Yanulis

Cell: 781-405-4322

Email: 57dart466@comcast.net

The OCSA Winter matches have been held every year since 1969. The matches are a club competition open to members and non members.

This year, the matches are held for 20 Sundays beginning on November 16, 2025 on the 200 Yard Range. Last match of the season is scheduled for 3/29/26. Matches begin at 10:00 AM and run until approximately 4:00 PM. Shooters do not need to be here at 10:00, Relays start approximately every 35 minutes, Sign up anytime before 3:00PM. The cost is three dollars per category. All matches are fired from the standing position. For questions contact George Snow

Please see the Flyer for rules and information.  

The 200 yard range will be reserved for this match. 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 yard ranges are open for general use but the match director will control target changes for all rifle positions.

The OCSA Winter matches have been held every year since 1969. The matches are a club competition open to members and non members.

This year, the matches are held for 20 Sundays beginning on November 16, 2025 on the 200 Yard Range. Last match of the season is scheduled for 3/29/26. Matches begin at 10:00 AM and run until approximately 4:00 PM. Shooters do not need to be here at 10:00, Relays start approximately every 35 minutes, Sign up anytime before 3:00PM. The cost is three dollars per category. All matches are fired from the standing position. For questions contact George Snow

Please see the Flyer for rules and information.  

The 200 yard range will be reserved for this match. 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 yard ranges are open for general use but the match director will control target changes for all rifle positions.

The OCSA Winter matches have been held every year since 1969. The matches are a club competition open to members and non members.

This year, the matches are held for 20 Sundays beginning on November 16, 2025 on the 200 Yard Range. Last match of the season is scheduled for 3/29/26. Matches begin at 10:00 AM and run until approximately 4:00 PM. Shooters do not need to be here at 10:00, Relays start approximately every 35 minutes, Sign up anytime before 3:00PM. The cost is three dollars per category. All matches are fired from the standing position. For questions contact George Snow

Please see the Flyer for rules and information.  

The 200 yard range will be reserved for this match. 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 yard ranges are open for general use but the match director will control target changes for all rifle positions.

Service rifles allowed are match grade or standard issued: M1 Garand, M1A/M14, AR15/M16, AK47, SKS or any other ruled service rifle.

Club ammo price $35/35 Rounds of 30-06 OR BRING YOUR OWN SAFE AMMO

$14.00 registration fee - Cash or Check (with your own ammo)

Awards will be issued to the 3 highest scores shot with an "as issued" condition rifle

8:30 am Mandatory SAFETY Clinic, 10:00 am Match begins

All competitors must attend the 8:30AM Mandatory Safety Clinic, complete CMP paperwork , and squadding. Be prepared to shoot, pull and score targets. Bring shooting jacket or sweatshirt. Eye and ear protection is mandatory.

For Modern Service Rifle information: CLICK HERE

Make checks payable to: OCSA HIGH POWER

Questions? Contact:

Richard Yanulis

Cell: 781-405-4322

Email: 57dart466@comcast.net

Club ammo price $35/35 Rounds of 30-06 OR BRING YOUR OWN SAFE AMMO

$14.00 registration fee - Cash or Check (with your own ammo)

Awards will be issued to the 3 highest scores shot with an "as issued" condition rifle

8:30 am Mandatory SAFETY Clinic, 10:00 am Match begins

All competitors must attend the 8:30AM Mandatory Safety Clinic, complete CMP paperwork , and squadding. Be prepared to shoot, pull and score targets. Bring shooting jacket or sweatshirt. Eye and ear protection is mandatory.

For Garand Rifle flyer: CLICK HERE

Make checks payable to: OCSA HIGH POWER

Questions? Contact:

Richard Yanulis

Cell: 781-405-4322

Email: 57dart466@comcast.net

The OCSA Winter matches have been held every year since 1969. The matches are a club competition open to members and non members.

This year, the matches are held for 20 Sundays beginning on November 16, 2025 on the 200 Yard Range. Last match of the season is scheduled for 3/29/26. Matches begin at 10:00 AM and run until approximately 4:00 PM. Shooters do not need to be here at 10:00, Relays start approximately every 35 minutes, Sign up anytime before 3:00PM. The cost is three dollars per category. All matches are fired from the standing position. For questions contact George Snow

Please see the Flyer for rules and information.  

The 200 yard range will be reserved for this match. 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 yard ranges are open for general use but the match director will control target changes for all rifle positions.

The OCSA Winter matches have been held every year since 1969. The matches are a club competition open to members and non members.

This year, the matches are held for 20 Sundays beginning on November 16, 2025 on the 200 Yard Range. Last match of the season is scheduled for 3/29/26. Matches begin at 10:00 AM and run until approximately 4:00 PM. Shooters do not need to be here at 10:00, Relays start approximately every 35 minutes, Sign up anytime before 3:00PM. The cost is three dollars per category. All matches are fired from the standing position. For questions contact George Snow

Please see the Flyer for rules and information.  

The 200 yard range will be reserved for this match. 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 yard ranges are open for general use but the match director will control target changes for all rifle positions.

The OCSA Winter matches have been held every year since 1969. The matches are a club competition open to members and non members.

This year, the matches are held for 20 Sundays beginning on November 16, 2025 on the 200 Yard Range. Last match of the season is scheduled for 3/29/26. Matches begin at 10:00 AM and run until approximately 4:00 PM. Shooters do not need to be here at 10:00, Relays start approximately every 35 minutes, Sign up anytime before 3:00PM. The cost is three dollars per category. All matches are fired from the standing position. For questions contact George Snow

Please see the Flyer for rules and information.  

The 200 yard range will be reserved for this match. 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 yard ranges are open for general use but the match director will control target changes for all rifle positions.

The OCSA Winter matches have been held every year since 1969. The matches are a club competition open to members and non members.

This year, the matches are held for 20 Sundays beginning on November 16, 2025 on the 200 Yard Range. Last match of the season is scheduled for 3/29/26. Matches begin at 10:00 AM and run until approximately 4:00 PM. Shooters do not need to be here at 10:00, Relays start approximately every 35 minutes, Sign up anytime before 3:00PM. The cost is three dollars per category. All matches are fired from the standing position. For questions contact George Snow

Please see the Flyer for rules and information.  

The 200 yard range will be reserved for this match. 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 yard ranges are open for general use but the match director will control target changes for all rifle positions.

The OCSA Winter matches have been held every year since 1969. The matches are a club competition open to members and non members.

This year, the matches are held for 20 Sundays beginning on November 16, 2025 on the 200 Yard Range. Last match of the season is scheduled for 3/29/26. Matches begin at 10:00 AM and run until approximately 4:00 PM. Shooters do not need to be here at 10:00, Relays start approximately every 35 minutes, Sign up anytime before 3:00PM. The cost is three dollars per category. All matches are fired from the standing position. For questions contact George Snow

Please see the Flyer for rules and information.  

The 200 yard range will be reserved for this match. 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 yard ranges are open for general use but the match director will control target changes for all rifle positions.

The OCSA Winter matches have been held every year since 1969. The matches are a club competition open to members and non members.

This year, the matches are held for 20 Sundays beginning on November 16, 2025 on the 200 Yard Range. Last match of the season is scheduled for 3/29/26. Matches begin at 10:00 AM and run until approximately 4:00 PM. Shooters do not need to be here at 10:00, Relays start approximately every 35 minutes, Sign up anytime before 3:00PM. The cost is three dollars per category. All matches are fired from the standing position. For questions contact George Snow

Please see the Flyer for rules and information.  

The 200 yard range will be reserved for this match. 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 yard ranges are open for general use but the match director will control target changes for all rifle positions.

The OCSA Winter matches have been held every year since 1969. The matches are a club competition open to members and non members.

This year, the matches are held for 20 Sundays beginning on November 16, 2025 on the 200 Yard Range. Last match of the season is scheduled for 3/29/26. Matches begin at 10:00 AM and run until approximately 4:00 PM. Shooters do not need to be here at 10:00, Relays start approximately every 35 minutes, Sign up anytime before 3:00PM. The cost is three dollars per category. All matches are fired from the standing position. For questions contact George Snow

Please see the Flyer for rules and information.  

The 200 yard range will be reserved for this match. 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 yard ranges are open for general use but the match director will control target changes for all rifle positions.

The OCSA Winter matches have been held every year since 1969. The matches are a club competition open to members and non members.

This year, the matches are held for 20 Sundays beginning on November 16, 2025 on the 200 Yard Range. Last match of the season is scheduled for 3/29/26. Matches begin at 10:00 AM and run until approximately 4:00 PM. Shooters do not need to be here at 10:00, Relays start approximately every 35 minutes, Sign up anytime before 3:00PM. The cost is three dollars per category. All matches are fired from the standing position. For questions contact George Snow

Please see the Flyer for rules and information.  

The 200 yard range will be reserved for this match. 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 yard ranges are open for general use but the match director will control target changes for all rifle positions.

The OCSA Winter matches have been held every year since 1969. The matches are a club competition open to members and non members.

This year, the matches are held for 20 Sundays beginning on November 16, 2025 on the 200 Yard Range. Last match of the season is scheduled for 3/29/26. Matches begin at 10:00 AM and run until approximately 4:00 PM. Shooters do not need to be here at 10:00, Relays start approximately every 35 minutes, Sign up anytime before 3:00PM. The cost is three dollars per category. All matches are fired from the standing position. For questions contact George Snow

Please see the Flyer for rules and information.  

The 200 yard range will be reserved for this match. 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 yard ranges are open for general use but the match director will control target changes for all rifle positions.

The OCSA Winter matches have been held every year since 1969. The matches are a club competition open to members and non members.

This year, the matches are held for 20 Sundays beginning on November 16, 2025 on the 200 Yard Range. Last match of the season is scheduled for 3/29/26. Matches begin at 10:00 AM and run until approximately 4:00 PM. Shooters do not need to be here at 10:00, Relays start approximately every 35 minutes, Sign up anytime before 3:00PM. The cost is three dollars per category. All matches are fired from the standing position. For questions contact George Snow

Please see the Flyer for rules and information.  

The 200 yard range will be reserved for this match. 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 yard ranges are open for general use but the match director will control target changes for all rifle positions.

The OCSA Winter matches have been held every year since 1969. The matches are a club competition open to members and non members.

This year, the matches are held for 20 Sundays beginning on November 16, 2025 on the 200 Yard Range. Last match of the season is scheduled for 3/29/26. Matches begin at 10:00 AM and run until approximately 4:00 PM. Shooters do not need to be here at 10:00, Relays start approximately every 35 minutes, Sign up anytime before 3:00PM. The cost is three dollars per category. All matches are fired from the standing position. For questions contact George Snow

Please see the Flyer for rules and information.  

The 200 yard range will be reserved for this match. 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 yard ranges are open for general use but the match director will control target changes for all rifle positions.

The OCSA Winter matches have been held every year since 1969. The matches are a club competition open to members and non members.

This year, the matches are held for 20 Sundays beginning on November 16, 2025 on the 200 Yard Range. Last match of the season is scheduled for 3/29/26. Matches begin at 10:00 AM and run until approximately 4:00 PM. Shooters do not need to be here at 10:00, Relays start approximately every 35 minutes, Sign up anytime before 3:00PM. The cost is three dollars per category. All matches are fired from the standing position. For questions contact George Snow

Please see the Flyer for rules and information.  

The 200 yard range will be reserved for this match. 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 yard ranges are open for general use but the match director will control target changes for all rifle positions.

The OCSA Winter matches have been held every year since 1969. The matches are a club competition open to members and non members.

This year, the matches are held for 20 Sundays beginning on November 16, 2025 on the 200 Yard Range. Last match of the season is scheduled for 3/29/26. Matches begin at 10:00 AM and run until approximately 4:00 PM. Shooters do not need to be here at 10:00, Relays start approximately every 35 minutes, Sign up anytime before 3:00PM. The cost is three dollars per category. All matches are fired from the standing position. For questions contact George Snow

Please see the Flyer for rules and information.  

The 200 yard range will be reserved for this match. 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 yard ranges are open for general use but the match director will control target changes for all rifle positions.

The OCSA Winter matches have been held every year since 1969. The matches are a club competition open to members and non members.

This year, the matches are held for 20 Sundays beginning on November 16, 2025 on the 200 Yard Range. Last match of the season is scheduled for 3/29/26. Matches begin at 10:00 AM and run until approximately 4:00 PM. Shooters do not need to be here at 10:00, Relays start approximately every 35 minutes, Sign up anytime before 3:00PM. The cost is three dollars per category. All matches are fired from the standing position. For questions contact George Snow

Please see the Flyer for rules and information.  

The 200 yard range will be reserved for this match. 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 yard ranges are open for general use but the match director will control target changes for all rifle positions.

The OCSA Winter matches have been held every year since 1969. The matches are a club competition open to members and non members.

This year, the matches are held for 20 Sundays beginning on November 16, 2025 on the 200 Yard Range. Last match of the season is scheduled for 3/29/26. Matches begin at 10:00 AM and run until approximately 4:00 PM. Shooters do not need to be here at 10:00, Relays start approximately every 35 minutes, Sign up anytime before 3:00PM. The cost is three dollars per category. All matches are fired from the standing position. For questions contact George Snow

Please see the Flyer for rules and information.  

The 200 yard range will be reserved for this match. 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 yard ranges are open for general use but the match director will control target changes for all rifle positions.

The OCSA Winter matches have been held every year since 1969. The matches are a club competition open to members and non members.

This year, the matches are held for 20 Sundays beginning on November 16, 2025 on the 200 Yard Range. Last match of the season is scheduled for 3/29/26. Matches begin at 10:00 AM and run until approximately 4:00 PM. Shooters do not need to be here at 10:00, Relays start approximately every 35 minutes, Sign up anytime before 3:00PM. The cost is three dollars per category. All matches are fired from the standing position. For questions contact George Snow

Please see the Flyer for rules and information.  

The 200 yard range will be reserved for this match. 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 yard ranges are open for general use but the match director will control target changes for all rifle positions.

/The OCSA Winter matches have been held every year since 1969. The matches are a club competition open to members and non members.

This year, the matches are held for 20 Sundays beginning on November 16, 2025 on the 200 Yard Range. Last match of the season is scheduled for 3/29/26. Matches begin at 10:00 AM and run until approximately 4:00 PM. Shooters do not need to be here at 10:00, Relays start approximately every 35 minutes, Sign up anytime before 3:00PM. The cost is three dollars per category. All matches are fired from the standing position. For questions contact George Snow

Please see the Flyer for rules and information.  

The 200 yard range will be reserved for this match. 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 yard ranges are open for general use but the match director will control target changes for all rifle positions.