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Buffalo Target Shooters Association

       Calgary, AB

Buffalo Target Shooters Association
PO Box 394
300, 8120 Beddington Blvd NW
Calgary Alberta T3K 2A8

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Upcoming events

    • March 23, 2024
    • 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
    • BTSA Range 8

    NRL22 - Canada is an affiliate of NRL22 USA.  NRL22 is a way for every participating club in the country to participate and compete with each other every single month. One week before the designated month, NRL22 will release a course of fire, which consists of 5 stages, to be used in that month. All of the stages will be with steel. 1 stage will be timed to help break ties. Target sizes range from 1/4" - 6" and are placed anywhere from 200 yds and closer. For more information go to: https://nrl22.org/faq/ .  

    To register go to: https://practiscore.com/nrl22-canada-buffalo-target-shooters-association-march-30-2024/register

    • April 02, 2024
    • 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
    • BTSA Ranges - 2/6
    Weekend match description

    What?

    "pre-season" 6 (or 8 if the snow is gone) stage match. This is a weekday match. We'll be shooting the shorter range stages as there may still be snow piled at the backs of the bay. Expect to see smoke and hope, 5 to go, pendulum, roundabout, accelerator, and showdown with the possibility of the remaining 2 if the snow is gone.

    Where?

    BTSA range bays 2/6. Shooters may drop their gear at the top but please park down the road or in the lot as parking at the top is needed for match staff. The main road gate and BTSA gates will be opened at about 8:00 am

     

    When?

    Gates open 8am, setup 8:30, mandatory safety briefing 9, lunch break after 4 stages (~noon), set up last 2 stages, tear down ~3:30pm  

    All shooters must be present for the safety briefing or they will not be allowed to shoot.

     

    Cost?

    BTSA members- $10 per gun. Max 2 guns per session

    Non-members- $20 per gun. Max 2 guns per session

    Juniors (under 18, member and non-member)- 1 gun free per match

     

    How to register?

    Registration is through Practiscore. Please search BTSA 8 stage steel and look for the correct date. Shooters need to be registered by 7pm on the Friday before the match so that we can confirm squadding and load the scoring tablets.  All participants will need to help score/paint/time.


    Who to contact with questions?

    Please email steel@btsa.club

     

    Items to bring to the match

    • Water
    • Food
    • Sunscreen
    • Hat
    • Eye/ear protection (required to participate)
    • Lunch
    • Timer if you have one
    • Gun
    • 5+ mags: Please pre-load your magazines at home when possible so that we can begin on time.
    • Ammo: 195 rounds minimum for 8 stages for each gun. Experienced shooters should bring ~300. Novice shooters should bring 500.
    • Holster: belt holster for any Center fire handguns that fully covers the trigger. No thigh rigs are permitted. New shooters will start from low ready if they are not experienced in holster use.
    • Gun belt if drawing from a holster

     

    Match results 

    Match results will be posted to PractiScore, usually the same night. If you need your results anonymized, please contact the match director well in advance of the match.

     

    First time competitors/new to steel challenge 

    Please contact steel@btsa.club if you will be coming out for your first steel challenge. When you arrive, please leave all your gear in your vehicle and identify yourself to a match official/person in charge. We will place you on a squad with some experienced competitors to help get you started. We will likely need to split up groups of inexperienced shooters/competitors for both safety and efficiency but will try to keep families together where possible. Please note, when a family member is on the line, they are under the care of the range officer. Please do not distract them from following the RO’s instructions. If the RO is unfamiliar with the operation of your particular firearm, they will ask for assistance as needed. If a shooter would like coaching or advice while you are shooting, please let the RO know and they should be happy to oblige.

     

     

    A note regarding classifications

    Classifications are used to help competitors measure their success against shooter shooting with a similar ability and skill set. A D class production shooter and a Grand Master rimfire rifle open shooter can’t be equally compared. In order to earn a classification, you must be a current USPSA member and complete any 4 stages using one of the recognized equipment divisions. Most equipment will work with the exception of Center fire handguns from low ready.

     

    Rule book

    The official steel challenge rule book governs all of our matches please make sure to give it a read through so that you are familiar with the rules, commands, and equipment divisions.

    https://scsa.org/rules 

     

    Safety

    While no one wants to disqualify (DQ) a shooter, safety is our top priority. If you commit a serious safety infraction, as noted in the rules, you will be done shooting for the day. Any scores completed to that point will stand but you will not be able to continue shooting the match. It will be up to the match director’s discretion as to whether you may remain on the range. If you are permitted to remain to watch friends/family shoot, you may not handle any uncased firearms for the remainder of the day. Example of serious, DQ-able, violation include, but are not limited to, Ammo on the safe table, loaded firearms off the firing line, negligent discharge of a firearm, muzzle sweeping yourself or others, picking up a dropped gun, and dropping a loaded gun during a course of fire.

     


    • April 04, 2024
    • September 26, 2024
    • 26 sessions
    • BTSA Ranges: 2 & 6

    BTSA’s Action Shooting League (ASL)  gives shooters an opportunity to practice the fundamentals of competitive Action Shooting. (IPSC, USPSA, 3 GUN)

    On Thursday evenings and select weekends, participants practice shooting challenging and exciting courses of fire.

    Results are scored in PractiScore following rules and regulations based on our affiliate shooting disciplines.  This gives participants a taste of action shooting without the stress of an actual competition.

    The ASL is open to both BTSA members and the general public.

    Weather permitting, between early spring until late fall, we will shoot from 5:00pm until sunset using specialized action shooting props.

    For more information, join our Facebook group (BTSA Action Shooting League) or on PractiScore (Buffalo Target Shooters Association) 

    Please read the club rule book if attending a league shoot.

    Questions?   asl@btsa.club


    • April 06, 2024
    • 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
    • BTSA Ranges: Bay 3 and Clubhouse


    • April 13, 2024
    • 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
    • BTSA Ranges - Bay 1,2,3,6


    BTSA Easter 2024 USPSA Match

    When:                Saturday April 13, 2024 from 8:00AM – 5:00PM

    Location:            BTSA Ranges #1, 2, 3, 6 (old 50N, 50W, 50E, 270)

    Welcome out to the season kickoff for USPSA at BTSA!  This match will run rain or shine.

    We have 8 stages total including 4 long courses to run & gun with 4 classifiers so you can be USPSA classified in one match!  Round count will be approximately 180.  All nine divisions will be available including PCC.

    A Black Badge is required for this USPSA match.

    Please arrive for setup at 8:00am (all materials will be on the bay and some stages partly setup).  The Safety Briefing will be at around 9:30am with first shots at about 10:00am.  Safety Briefing and first shots may be earlier if setup is completed earlier.  Attendance for the Safety Briefing is required to shoot.

    The match fee is $40 for non BTSA members and $30 for BTSA members.

    If you withdraw from the match 48hrs in advance of the start, you will receive a full refund less a $4 transaction fee (because this is a non-refundable fee that we are charged).

    Please review the BTSA Incident Action Plan and the current USPSA Rule Book.

    Contact:             Doug Bartlett  doug.bartlett@btsa.club for more information.

    Registration must be completed online on Practiscore

    https://practiscore.com/btsa-easter-2024-uspsa-match/register



      • April 17, 2024
      • September 25, 2024
      • 24 sessions
      • BTSA Ranges: 1,2,3 and either 4 or 5 (rotating, see schedule in description)

      Wednesday night steel


      What ?

      The Wednesday night steel program is an opportunity for BTSA club members and shooters from the broader community to experience the speed shooting sport of steel challenge. Steel challenge involves shooting 5 steel targets in 8 configurations several times each with the shooter’s cumulative time being their score. Time is added for misses and certain procedural infractions.

      Steel challenge may be shot with either centre fire handguns, .22 rimfire handguns, .22 rimfire rifles, or pistol caliber carbines. No magnum calibres, steel core/steel jacketed ammo, or hyper velocity .22 (stingers, velocitors, etc.) are permitted.

      Wednesday night steel is run as a 4-stage match. Shooters with current USPSA membership will be able to receive a classification, provided they complete all 4 stages, when the classification system updates the following Wednesday.

       

      Where ?

      BTSA Ranges: 1,2,3 and 4 or 5 (see schedule below). Shooters may drop their gear at the top but please park down the road or in the lot as parking at the top is needed for match staff. The main road gate and BTSA gates will be opened at about 4:30 each evening


       When ?

      Every Wednesday from April 17th - September 25th

      Setup/start times vary a little throughout the season but generally setup is either 5/5:30 and shooting starts 5:30/6. Please see schedule below for season plan.

      ***Please verify start times on Practiscore and the BTSA website each week!***

      We are typically done in about 2.5 hours a few competitors sometimes remain and practice afterwards. All competitors are expected to be present for setup and to remain for tear down. Requests for exceptions show be directed to steel@btsa.ca. You must be present for the beginning of the safety briefing. If you miss the safety briefing, you cannot shoot with us that evening.

       

      Cost ?

      BTSA members- $5. per gun. Max 2 guns

      Non-members- $15. per gun. Max 2 guns

      Juniors (under 18, member and non-member)- First gun free

       

      How to register?

      Registration is through Practiscore. Please search BTSA Wednesday night steel and look for the correct date. Weeknight shoots are typically posted to practiscore 2-3 weeks ahead of the match and open for registration the Monday the week before the match. Shooters need to be registered by midnight on the Tuesday immediately before the match so that we can confirm squadding and load the scoring tablets. 


      Who to contact with questions ?

      Please email steel@btsa.club

       

      What to bring to a match?

      • Water
      • Food
      • Sunscreen
      • Hat
      • Eye/ear protection (required to participate)
      • Timer if you have one
      • Gun
      • 5+ mags. Please pre-load your magazines at home when possible.
      • Ammo: 100 rounds minimum for 4 stages. Experienced shooters should bring 150-200. Novice shooters should bring 250.
      • Holster: belt holster for any Center fire handguns that fully covers the trigger. No thigh rigs are permitted. New shooters will start from low ready if they are not experienced in holster use. We can coach you in holster use once you have demonstrated basic gun handling competence. Rimfire guns are not drawn from the holster during a run but may be transported in one. A case is generally preferred for transporting rimfire pistols due to chamber flag requirements
      • Gun belt if drawing from a holster
      • Cash for match fee. Exact change only please.

       

      Match results ?

      Match results will be posted to PractiScore, usually the same night. If you need your results anonymized, please contact the match director well before the match.

      First time competitors/new to steel challenge:

      Please contact steel@btsa.club if you will be coming out for your first steel challenge. When you arrive, please leave all your gear in your vehicle and identify yourself to a match official/person in charge. We will place you on a squad with some experienced shooters to help get you started. We will likely need to split up groups of inexperienced shooters for both safety and efficiency but will try to keep families together where possible. Please note, when a family member is on the line, they are under the care of the range officer. Please do not distract them from following the RO’s instructions. If the RO is unfamiliar with your particular firearm, they will as for assistance as needed. If you would like coaching or advice while you are shooting, please let the RO know and they should be happy to oblige.

       

      A note regarding classifications

      Classifications are used to help competitors measure their success against shooter shooting with a similar ability and skill set. A D class production shooter and a Grand Master rimfire rifle open shooter can’t be equally compared. In order to earn a classification, you must be a current USPSA member and complete any 4 stages using one of the recognized equipment divisions. Most equipment will work with the exception of Center fire handguns from low ready.

       

      Rule book

      The official steel challenge rule book governs our Wednesday night matches please make sure to give it a read through so that you are familiar with the rules, commands, and equipment divisions.

      https://scsa.org/rules

       

      Safety

      While no one wants to disqualify (DQ) a shooter, safety is our top priority. If you commit a serious safety infraction, as noted in the rules, you will be done shooting for the day. Any scores completed to that point will stand but you will not be able to continue shooting the match. It will be up to the match director and range master’s discretion as to whether you may remain on the range. If you are permitted to remain to watch friends/family shoot, you may not handle any uncased firearms for the remainder of the day. Example of serious, DQ-able, violation include, but are not limited to, Ammo on the safe table, loaded firearms off the firing line, negligent discharge of a firearm, muzzle sweeping yourself or others, picking up a dropped gun, and dropping a loaded gun during a course of fire.


      Wednesday Dates Stage 1 (Bay, Position) Stage 2 (Bay, Position) Stage 3 (Bay, Position) Stage 4 (Bay, Position) Setup Time Start time MD
      17-Apr 5 to Go (3, left) Roundabout (2, Right) Showdown (1, left) Outer Limits (5, left) 5pm 5:30pm Dan
      24-Apr 5 to Go (3, left) Roundabout (2, Right) Speed Option (1, right) Accelerator (4, left) 5pm 5:30pm Dan
      1-May Smoke and Hope (3, right) Pendulum (2, Right) Speed Option (1, right) Accelerator (4, left) 5:30pm 6pm Brent
      8-May Smoke and Hope (3, right) Pendulum (2, Right) Showdown (1, left) Outer Limits (5, left) 5:30pm 6pm Brent
      15-May 5 to Go (3, left) Roundabout (2, Right) Showdown (1, left) Outer Limits (5, left) 5:30pm 6pm Brent
      22-May 5 to Go (3, left) Roundabout (2, Right) Speed Option (1, right) Accelerator (4, left) 5:30pm 6pm Brent
      29-May Smoke and Hope (3, right) Pendulum (2, Right) Speed Option (1, right) Accelerator (4, left) 5:30pm 6pm Brent
      5-Jun Smoke and Hope (3, right) Pendulum (2, Right) Showdown (1, left) Outer Limits (5, left) 5:30pm 6pm Brent
      12-Jun 5 to Go (3, left) Roundabout (2, Right) Showdown (1, left) Outer Limits (5, left) 5:30pm 6pm Brent
      19-Jun 5 to Go (3, left) Roundabout (2, Right) Speed Option (1, right) Accelerator (4, left) 5:30pm 6pm Brent
      26-Jun Smoke and Hope (3, right) Pendulum (2, Right) Speed Option (1, right) Accelerator (4, left) 5:30pm 6pm Brent
      3-Jul Smoke and Hope (3, right) Pendulum (2, Right) Showdown (1, left) Outer Limits (5, left) 5:30pm 6pm Dan
      10-Jul 5 to Go (3, left) Roundabout (2, Right) Showdown (1, left) Outer Limits (5, left) 5:30pm 6pm Dan
      17-Jul 5 to Go (3, left) Roundabout (2, Right) Speed Option (1, right) Accelerator (4, left) 5:30pm 6pm Dan
      24-Jul Smoke and Hope (3, right) Pendulum (2, Right) Speed Option (1, right) Accelerator (4, left) 5:30pm 6pm Dan
      31-Jul Smoke and Hope (3, right) Pendulum (2, Right) Showdown (1, left) Outer Limits (5, left) 5:30pm 6pm Dan
      7-Aug 5 to Go (3, left) Roundabout (2, Right) Showdown (1, left) Outer Limits (5, left) 5:30pm 6pm Chris
      14-Aug 5 to Go (3, left) Roundabout (2, Right) Speed Option (1, right) Accelerator (4, left) 5:30pm 6pm Chris
      21-Aug Smoke and Hope (3, right) Pendulum (2, Right) Speed Option (1, right) Accelerator (4, left) 5:30pm 6pm Chris
      28-Aug Smoke and Hope (3, right) Pendulum (2, Right) Showdown (1, left) Outer Limits (5, left) 5:30pm 6pm Chris
      4-Sep 5 to Go (3, left) Roundabout (2, Right) Showdown (1, left) Outer Limits (5, left) 5pm 5:30pm Doug
      11-Sep 5 to Go (3, left) Roundabout (2, Right) Speed Option (1, right) Accelerator (4, left) 5pm 5:30pm Doug
      18-Sep Smoke and Hope (3, right) Pendulum (2, Right) Speed Option (1, right) Accelerator (4, left) 5pm 5:30pm Doug







      • April 20, 2024
      • 7:00 AM - 12:30 PM
      • BTSA Range 8

      NRL22 - Canada is an affiliate of NRL22 USA.  NRL22 is a way for every participating club in the country to participate and compete with each other every single month. One week before the designated month, NRL22 will release a course of fire, which consists of 5 stages, to be used in that month. All of the stages will be with steel. 1 stage will be timed to help break ties. Target sizes range from 1/4" - 6" and are placed anywhere from 200 yds and closer. For more information go to: https://nrl22.org/faq/ .  

      To register go to: https://practiscore.com/nrl22-canada-buffalo-target-shooters-association-april-2024-cof-on-april-20-2024/register

      • April 20, 2024
      • 8:00 AM
      • April 21, 2024
      • 5:00 PM
      • BTSA Ranges: Bay 6 and Clubhouse

      The Black Badge is a two-day in-depth training course in the safe competitive shooting techniques required not only to compete at IPSC events but to deliver the confidence and expertise to use handguns in the safest possible manner.

      It is a mandatory course required to shoot IPSC matches in Canada. IPSC is a dynamic shooting sport where the principles of Accuracy, Speed, and Power are balanced in a unique scoring system. It requires competitors to shoot fast and accurately, often shooting on the move and developing techniques and styles to shave off fractions of a second between shots, during reloads and drawing from the holster.

      Duration (must attend both days):

      ·      Saturday: BTSA Range, 8:00am - 5:00pm. Meet at the Bay 6

      ·      Sunday: BTSA Range, 8:00am - 5:00pm. Meet at Bay 6

      Fees for this course are collected by the instructor. Cost of the course is $350. Deposit of $100 is required to hold the spot. IPSC AB Membership to be handled by the student.

       For further details and information:

      Please contact. Gord: info@ontargetsecurity.ca

      Registration via Practiscore

      https://practiscore.com/clubs/on_target_black_badge_course

      In Alberta, candidates cannot be a full IPSC member until they are Black Badge certified.  To comply with the NEC and IPSC AB policy, all candidates in Alberta will join IPSC Alberta as “Associate” members.  Their associate membership will be changed to full membership upon becoming Black Badge certified. 

      Go to:

      https://ipscalberta.wildapricot.org/

      Click on the heading:

      BECOME A MEMBER

      A page opens that says:

      Membership Application

      There are various membership levels available. Select :

      Individual Associate / next

      Provide an email address:

      Fill in the registration information and pay membership ($80) by credit card.


      • April 20, 2024
      • 12:30 PM - 6:00 PM
      • BTSA Range 8

      NRL22 - Canada is an affiliate of NRL22 USA.  NRL22 is a way for every participating club in the country to participate and compete with each other every single month. One week before the designated month, NRL22 will release a course of fire, which consists of 5 stages, to be used in that month. All of the stages will be with steel. 1 stage will be timed to help break ties. Target sizes range from 1/4" - 6" and are placed anywhere from 200 yds and closer. For more information go to: https://nrl22.org/faq/ .  

      To register go to:https://practiscore.com/nrl22-canada-buffalo-target-shooters-association-august-2023-cof-on-april-20-2024/register

      • April 21, 2024
      • 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
      • BTSA Ranges - 1,2,3,4,5
      Weekend match description

      What?

      Our weekend 8-stage Steel challenge matches are an opportunity for BTSA club members and shooters from the broader community to compete use all 8 of the official stages. Novice and experience shooters are welcome provided you can safely handle your firearm. Brand new shooters may want to check out a Wednesday night steel event for a more relaxed introduction to the sport

      We shoot all of the standard divisions. All scores will be submitted to USPSA. Shooters with current USPSA membership will have all 8 stages count towards their classification.

       

      Where?

      BTSA range bays 1-5. Shooters may drop their gear at the top but please park down the road or in the lot as parking at the top is needed for match staff. The main road gate and BTSA gates will be opened at about 8:00 am

       

      When?

      Gates open 8am, setup 8:30, mandatory safety briefing 9, lunch break after 4 stages (~noon), tear down ~3:30pm  

      All shooters must be present for the safety briefing or they will not be allowed to shoot.

       

      Cost?

      BTSA members- $10 per gun. Max 2 guns per session

      Non-members- $20 per gun. Max 2 guns per session

      Juniors (under 18, member and non-member)- 1 gun free per match

       

      How to register?

      Registration is through Practiscore. Please search BTSA 8 stage steel and look for the correct date. Shooters need to be registered by 7pm on the Friday before the match so that we can confirm squadding and load the scoring tablets.  All participants will need to help score/paint/time.


      Who to contact with questions?

      Please email steel@btsa.club

       

      Items to bring to the match

      • Water
      • Food
      • Sunscreen
      • Hat
      • Eye/ear protection (required to participate)
      • Lunch
      • Timer if you have one
      • Gun
      • 5+ mags: Please pre-load your magazines at home when possible so that we can begin on time.
      • Ammo: 195 rounds minimum for 8 stages for each gun. Experienced shooters should bring ~300. Novice shooters should bring 500.
      • Holster: belt holster for any Center fire handguns that fully covers the trigger. No thigh rigs are permitted. New shooters will start from low ready if they are not experienced in holster use.
      • Gun belt if drawing from a holster

       

      Match results 

      Match results will be posted to PractiScore, usually the same night. If you need your results anonymized, please contact the match director well in advance of the match.

       

      First time competitors/new to steel challenge 

      Please contact steel@btsa.club if you will be coming out for your first steel challenge. When you arrive, please leave all your gear in your vehicle and identify yourself to a match official/person in charge. We will place you on a squad with some experienced competitors to help get you started. We will likely need to split up groups of inexperienced shooters/competitors for both safety and efficiency but will try to keep families together where possible. Please note, when a family member is on the line, they are under the care of the range officer. Please do not distract them from following the RO’s instructions. If the RO is unfamiliar with the operation of your particular firearm, they will ask for assistance as needed. If a shooter would like coaching or advice while you are shooting, please let the RO know and they should be happy to oblige.

       

       

      A note regarding classifications

      Classifications are used to help competitors measure their success against shooter shooting with a similar ability and skill set. A D class production shooter and a Grand Master rimfire rifle open shooter can’t be equally compared. In order to earn a classification, you must be a current USPSA member and complete any 4 stages using one of the recognized equipment divisions. Most equipment will work with the exception of Center fire handguns from low ready.

       

      Rule book

      The official steel challenge rule book governs all of our matches please make sure to give it a read through so that you are familiar with the rules, commands, and equipment divisions.

      https://scsa.org/rules 

       

      Safety

      While no one wants to disqualify (DQ) a shooter, safety is our top priority. If you commit a serious safety infraction, as noted in the rules, you will be done shooting for the day. Any scores completed to that point will stand but you will not be able to continue shooting the match. It will be up to the match director’s discretion as to whether you may remain on the range. If you are permitted to remain to watch friends/family shoot, you may not handle any uncased firearms for the remainder of the day. Example of serious, DQ-able, violation include, but are not limited to, Ammo on the safe table, loaded firearms off the firing line, negligent discharge of a firearm, muzzle sweeping yourself or others, picking up a dropped gun, and dropping a loaded gun during a course of fire.

       


      • April 26, 2024
      • 8:00 AM
      • April 27, 2024
      • 5:00 PM
      • BTSA Ranges - 1 - 6 & 8 (bay 7 will be open to BTSA members)


      Welcome to the April 28th BTSA Action Shooting League IPSC Rifle / PCC match!

      This match will consist of 8 stages that will challenge your practical rifle skills out to 200 yards for rifle and 100 yards for PCC. We will be adhering to the 2023 IPSC Rifle and PCC rulebooks, ran as a single match with modified divisions for Canada. As this is not a sanctioned IPSC match, black badge is not required to shoot.

      We will be using bay 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8. The round count is 172. The match will be fully staffed, it will NOT be self-RO'd. All competitors must help reset.

      Please review the attached IPSC rifle/pcc rulebooks before registering to ensure you have signed up for the proper division. Divisions may be changed up until your first shot fired.

      Match will commence at 09:00 and finish around 16:00.

      Staff Match April 27


        • May 04, 2024
        • 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
        • BTSA Ranges: Bays 1,2


        ATHL IDPA match, please pre-register by signing up on Practiscore using the following link https://practiscore.com/clubs/alberta-tactical-handgun-league/matches?filter=upcoming

        Some matches have special requirements that will be detailed on the match sign up sheet.

        There will be NO WALK-ONS permitted 


        • May 18, 2024
        • 8:00 AM
        • May 19, 2024
        • 5:00 PM
        • BTSA Ranges: Bay 3 and Clubhouse

        The Black Badge is a two day in-depth training course in the safe competitive shooting techniques required not only to compete at IPSC events but to deliver the confidence and expertise to use handguns in the safest possible manner.

        It is a mandatory course required to shoot IPSC matches in Canada. IPSC is a dynamic shooting sport where the principles of Accuracy, Speed, and Power are balanced in a unique scoring system. It requires competitors to shoot fast and accurately, often shooting on the move and developing techniques and styles to shave off fractions of a second between shots, during reloads and drawing from the holster.

        Basic equipment requirements: Pistol (minimum 9mm caliber), 3 magazines (preferably 4), 3 magazine pouches(preferably 4),  and a holster which must cover the trigger when the gun is holstered, a belt to mount the equipment on and 500 rounds of ammunition

        For further details and information, please contact Nick at nadraz@nucleus.com.

        Fees for this course are collected by the instructor. Cost of the course is $300.


        • May 25, 2024
        • 7:00 AM - 12:30 PM
        • BTSA ranges 5 & 8

        The Outlaw Rimfire Precision Series (ORPS) is a national precision rimfire competition series that clubs and ranges can participate in on a monthly basis. A new 5-stage course of fire published each month and results are tabulated at the end of the month with national and provincial standings published. Series points will be awarded to each shooter that will count to the overall, annual leaderboard standings. 
        The series is limited to .22lr rimfire rifles and uses a standard target set and commonly available set of shooting positions and positional barricades. The series is designed to be shot on ranges with a 100yd distance. The matches are 5-stages in length with each stage having a maximum time limit of 120 seconds. Match round counts are 50-rounds per match or 10 rounds per stage. Distances are set distances of 25, 50, 75, and 100 yards with target sizes varying from ¼” to 6”.  A great way to hone some or learn some new rifle skills and have fun with fellow shooters while doing it. No experience required. To register go to:


        • May 25, 2024
        • 8:00 AM
        • May 26, 2024
        • 5:00 PM
        • BTSA Ranges: Bay 4 and Clubhouse

        The Black Badge is a two day in-depth training course in the safe competitive shooting techniques required not only to compete at IPSC events but to deliver the confidence and expertise to use handguns in the safest possible manner.

        It is a mandatory course required to shoot IPSC matches in Canada. IPSC is a dynamic shooting sport where the principles of Accuracy, Speed, and Power are balanced in a unique scoring system. It requires competitors to shoot fast and accurately, often shooting on the move and developing techniques and styles to shave off fractions of a second between shots, during reloads and drawing from the holster.

        Duration (must attend both days):
             Saturday: BTSA Range, 8:00am - 5:00pm. Open book exam. Meet at the Bay#3
             Sunday: BTSA Range, 8:00am  - 5:00pm. Meet at the Bay#3

        What to bring:
             Lunch, Snacks and Water on Saturday and Sunday.
             Equipment:
                - 9mm or larger caliber handgun (usually 9mm Para, .357 Sig, 38 Super, .40 S&W, 45 ACP, etcetera)
                - 4 to 6 magazines to fit the caliber and model of handgun
                - Belt to accommodate the holster and spare magazine pouches
                - Holster that is worn on the belt, no drop leg holsters allowed (Serpa style holsters are prohibited)
                - Spare magazine pouches, preferably open topped (no snaps) to carry the spare magazines
                - 600 rounds ammunition (minimum) to get through both days of shooting
                - Eye and ear protection
                - Good boots or track shoes for uneven terrain and/or wet conditions
                - Hat to keep off sun and block spent brass from hitting you in the eye
                - Water or other non-alcoholic beverages to last the day
                - Lunch as we take lunch at the range so we can continue with the course
                - Sun screen
                - Bug repellent
                - Chair (to sit down between exercises, optional)
                - Brass bag to pick up brass (optional, but picking brass is mandatory per range rules)

        Need at least 8 students to run the course.

        Fees for this course are collected by the instructor. Cost of the course is $375. Deposit of $100 is required to hold the spot. 

        Due to insurance & liability, IPSC Alberta/Canada now requires students to purchase your IPSC Alberta membership PRIOR to taking the Black Badge course. Students are required to purchase an Associate membership on their site before you are eligible to attend the course.

        For further details and information, please contact Konstantin at ipscab765@gmail.com


        • May 25, 2024
        • 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
        • BTSA Ranges - 1,2,3,6
        Weekend match description

        What?

        Our weekend 8-stage Steel challenge matches are an opportunity for BTSA club members and shooters from the broader community to compete use all 8 of the official stages. Novice and experience shooters are welcome provided you can safely handle your firearm. Brand new shooters may want to check out a Wednesday night steel event for a more relaxed introduction to the sport

        We shoot all of the standard divisions. All scores will be submitted to USPSA. Shooters with current USPSA membership will have all 8 stages count towards their classification.

         

        Where?

        BTSA range bays 12,3,6. Shooters may drop their gear at the top but please park down the road or in the lot as parking at the top is needed for match staff. The main road gate and BTSA gates will be opened at about 8:00 am

         

        When?

        Gates open 8am, setup 8:30, mandatory safety briefing 9, lunch break after 4 stages (~noon), tear down ~3:30pm  

        All shooters must be present for the safety briefing or they will not be allowed to shoot.

         

        Cost?

        BTSA members- $10 per gun. Max 2 guns per session

        Non-members- $20 per gun. Max 2 guns per session

        Juniors (under 18, member and non-member)- 1 gun free per match

         

        How to register?

        Registration is through Practiscore. Please search BTSA 8 stage steel and look for the correct date. Shooters need to be registered by 7pm on the Friday before the match so that we can confirm squadding and load the scoring tablets. All participants will need to help score/paint/time.


        Who to contact with questions?

        Please email steel@btsa.club

         

        Items to bring to the match

        • Water
        • Food
        • Sunscreen
        • Hat
        • Eye/ear protection (required to participate)
        • Lunch
        • Timer if you have one
        • Gun
        • 5+ mags: Please pre-load your magazines at home when possible so that we can begin on time.
        • Ammo: 195 rounds minimum for 8 stages for each gun. Experienced shooters should bring ~300. Novice shooters should bring 500.
        • Holster: belt holster for any Center fire handguns that fully covers the trigger. No thigh rigs are permitted. New shooters will start from low ready if they are not experienced in holster use.
        • Gun belt if drawing from a holster

         

        Match results 

        Match results will be posted to PractiScore, usually the same night. If you need your results anonymized, please contact the match director well in advance of the match.

         

        First time competitors/new to steel challenge 

        Please contact steel@btsa.club if you will be coming out for your first steel challenge. When you arrive, please leave all your gear in your vehicle and identify yourself to a match official/person in charge. We will place you on a squad with some experienced competitors to help get you started. We will likely need to split up groups of inexperienced shooters/competitors for both safety and efficiency but will try to keep families together where possible. Please note, when a family member is on the line, they are under the care of the range officer. Please do not distract them from following the RO’s instructions. If the RO is unfamiliar with the operation of your particular firearm, they will ask for assistance as needed. If a shooter would like coaching or advice while you are shooting, please let the RO know and they should be happy to oblige.

         

         

        A note regarding classifications

        Classifications are used to help competitors measure their success against shooter shooting with a similar ability and skill set. A D class production shooter and a Grand Master rimfire rifle open shooter can’t be equally compared. In order to earn a classification, you must be a current USPSA member and complete any 4 stages using one of the recognized equipment divisions. Most equipment will work with the exception of Center fire handguns from low ready.

         

        Rule book

        The official steel challenge rule book governs all of our matches please make sure to give it a read through so that you are familiar with the rules, commands, and equipment divisions.

        https://scsa.org/rules 

         

        Safety

        While no one wants to disqualify (DQ) a shooter, safety is our top priority. If you commit a serious safety infraction, as noted in the rules, you will be done shooting for the day. Any scores completed to that point will stand but you will not be able to continue shooting the match. It will be up to the match director’s discretion as to whether you may remain on the range. If you are permitted to remain to watch friends/family shoot, you may not handle any uncased firearms for the remainder of the day. Example of serious, DQ-able, violation include, but are not limited to, Ammo on the safe table, loaded firearms off the firing line, negligent discharge of a firearm, muzzle sweeping yourself or others, picking up a dropped gun, and dropping a loaded gun during a course of fire.

         


        • May 25, 2024
        • 12:30 PM - 6:00 PM
        • BTSA Ranges 8 & 5

        NRL22 - Canada is an affiliate of NRL22 USA.  NRL22 is a way for every participating club in the country to participate and compete with each other every single month. One week before the designated month, NRL22 will release a course of fire, which consists of 5 stages, to be used in that month. All of the stages will be with steel. 1 stage will be timed to help break ties. Target sizes range from 1/4" - 6" and are placed anywhere from 200 yds and closer. For more information go to: https://nrl22.org/faq/ .  

        To register go to: https://practiscore.com/nrl22-canada-buffalo-target-shooters-association-may-2024-cof-on-may-25-2024/register

        • May 31, 2024
        • 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
        • BTSA Ranges: Bay 3

        John is excited to return to BTSA to offer some exciting courses.


        John is a Canadian National Champion and has won multiple Provincial Championships.

        Grand Master status within IPSC Canada and has consistently remained at this level for the past 14 years. He is a retired Corrections Officer 20 plus years.

        ·       Armored Defensive Instructor

        ·       Practical Police Tactics and Training Certification 

        ·       Glock Professional Instructor Certification

        May 31, 2024: Pistol Development 2.0

        This class is ideal for students with

        some firearms experience who are

        ready to take their pistol skills up a

        notch.

        If it's been a while since you've

        gone to the range and you'd like to

        get reacquainted with your firearm,

        this is a great refresher course for you too.

        June 1-2, 2024: Pistol & Carbine Transition (2 gun) 

        The course is designed to develop foundation skills for pistol/carbine manipulation. This course will assist the operator in becoming proficient in handling transactions between two platforms with control.

        August 16, 2024: Defensive Shotgun:
        Designed to introduce the shooting enthusiast to the effective deployment of a shotgun. This class is a real-world usage of the shotgun, not IPSC related. This will be a manipulation class to assist you with working on the fundamentals to advance your skill set to be a more effective operator.
        Proper zeroing, familiarization, and manipulation to use the shotgun defensively.

        August 17-18,2024: Performance Pistol

        How to safely & efficiently

        manipulate your pistol on the move.

        How to efficiently reload and

        acquire your targets.

        How to accurately engage and shoot targets on the move plus more.

        For more detailed information and registration please visit  www.johndzurka.ca 

        Our goal is to get you to safely & efficiently manipulate your pistol.

        To give you more confidence to improve your gun handling on your own.

         

        Even if you have taken these courses already there is always so much more knowledge to obtain.

        Remember that no matter what level you are at, John will challenge you!


        Regards,

        John and Michelle     

        www.johndzurka.ca


        • June 01, 2024
        • 8:00 AM
        • June 02, 2024
        • 5:00 PM
        • BTSA Ranges: Bay 4

        John is excited to return to BTSA to offer some exciting courses.


        John is a Canadian National Champion and has won multiple Provincial Championships.

        Grand Master status within IPSC Canada and has consistently remained at this level for the past 14 years. He is a retired Corrections Officer 20 plus years.

        ·       Armored Defensive Instructor

        ·       Practical Police Tactics and Training Certification 

        ·       Glock Professional Instructor Certification

        May 31, 2024: Pistol Development 2.0

        This class is ideal for students with

        some firearms experience who are

        ready to take their pistol skills up a

        notch.

        If it's been a while since you've

        gone to the range and you'd like to

        get reacquainted with your firearm,

        this is a great refresher course for you too.

        June 1-2, 2024: Pistol & Carbine Transition (2 gun) 

        The course is designed to develop foundation skills for pistol/carbine manipulation. This course will assist the operator in becoming proficient in handling transactions between two platforms with control.

        August 16, 2024: Defensive Shotgun:
        Designed to introduce the shooting enthusiast to the effective deployment of a shotgun. This class is a real-world usage of the shotgun, not IPSC related. This will be a manipulation class to assist you with working on the fundamentals to advance your skill set to be a more effective operator.
        Proper zeroing, familiarization, and manipulation to use the shotgun defensively.

        August 17-18,2024: Performance Pistol

        How to safely & efficiently

        manipulate your pistol on the move.

        How to efficiently reload and

        acquire your targets.

        How to accurately engage and shoot targets on the move plus more.

        For more detailed information and registration please visit  www.johndzurka.ca 

        Our goal is to get you to safely & efficiently manipulate your pistol.

        To give you more confidence to improve your gun handling on your own.

         

        Even if you have taken these courses already there is always so much more knowledge to obtain.

        Remember that no matter what level you are at, John will challenge you!


        Regards,

        John and Michelle     

        www.johndzurka.ca


        • June 01, 2024
        • 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
        • BTSA Ranges
        Register

        National Range Day & Open House Event

        If you are available on June 1st 2024 and would be willing to assist with:

        • Guiding guests, setting up stages
        • Range Officer and demonstrations
        • Cooking and Hosting

        We are looking for both men and women to help make this day a success.

        Why should I volunteer?

        BTSA has always depended on its members to perform almost every task needed to make the club work. Historically that has included significant construction projects, every type of maintenance task, organization, and running of matches, courses, youth events, safety programs, not to mention every aspect of administrative work it takes to ensure our Club functions and thrives. Without our volunteers, range fees would be too costly for most people to afford. 

        There are many reasons why you should help out with this and other events that BTSA has to offer the community. BTSA has various activities throughout the spring, summer, and fall that involve inviting the community out to enjoy the shooting sports. BTSA also raises money through some of these events for various charities.  Without the help of volunteers, this can’t happen.


        • June 01, 2024
        • 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
        • All BTSA Ranges 1,2,6,8 and Clubhouse

        BUFFALO TARGET SHOOTERS ASSOCIATION

         

        Open House

         

        We invite you to celebrate National Range day by bringing your family and friends to enjoy a day at our Homestead Range in lovely Kananaskis.

        We have planned a day full of demos with a chance to fire various types of firearms and after the fun on the range we will have our volunteers cook you up some delicious BBQ hot dogs - all for FREE!


        No experience required 

        All guns and ammo supplied 

        Lunch Provided 



        • June 08, 2024
        • 8:00 AM
        • June 09, 2024
        • 5:00 PM
        • BTSA Ranges: Bay 3 and Clubhouse

        The Black Badge is a two day in-depth training course in the safe competitive shooting techniques required not only to compete at IPSC events but to deliver the confidence and expertise to use handguns in the safest possible manner.

        It is a mandatory course required to shoot IPSC matches in Canada. IPSC is a dynamic shooting sport where the principles of Accuracy, Speed, and Power are balanced in a unique scoring system. It requires competitors to shoot fast and accurately, often shooting on the move and developing techniques and styles to shave off fractions of a second between shots, during reloads and drawing from the holster.

        Duration (must attend both days):
             Saturday: BTSA Range, 8:00am - 5:00pm. Open book exam. Meet at the Bay#3
             Sunday: BTSA Range, 8:00am  - 5:00pm. Meet at the Bay#3

        What to bring:
             Lunch, Snacks and Water on Saturday and Sunday.
             Equipment:
                - 9mm or larger caliber handgun (usually 9mm Para, .357 Sig, 38 Super, .40 S&W, 45 ACP, etcetera)
                - 4 to 6 magazines to fit the caliber and model of handgun
                - Belt to accommodate the holster and spare magazine pouches
                - Holster that is worn on the belt, no drop leg holsters allowed (Serpa style holsters are prohibited)
                - Spare magazine pouches, preferably open topped (no snaps) to carry the spare magazines
                - 600 rounds ammunition (minimum) to get through both days of shooting
                - Eye and ear protection
                - Good boots or track shoes for uneven terrain and/or wet conditions
                - Hat to keep off sun and block spent brass from hitting you in the eye
                - Water or other non-alcoholic beverages to last the day
                - Lunch as we take lunch at the range so we can continue with the course
                - Sun screen
                - Bug repellent
                - Chair (to sit down between exercises, optional)
                - Brass bag to pick up brass (optional, but picking brass is mandatory per range rules)

        Need at least 8 students to run the course.

        Fees for this course are collected by the instructor. Cost of the course is $375. Deposit of $100 is required to hold the spot. 

        Due to insurance & liability, IPSC Alberta/Canada now requires students to purchase your IPSC Alberta membership PRIOR to taking the Black Badge course. Students are required to purchase an Associate membership on their site before you are eligible to attend the course.

        For further details and information, please contact Konstantin at ipscab765@gmail.com


        • June 08, 2024
        • 8:00 AM
        • June 09, 2024
        • 5:00 PM
        • BTSA Ranges: Bay 2 and Clubhouse

        The Black Badge is a two day in-depth training course in the safe competitive shooting techniques required not only to compete at IPSC events but to deliver the confidence and expertise to use handguns in the safest possible manner.

        It is a mandatory course required to shoot IPSC matches in Canada. IPSC is a dynamic shooting sport where the principles of Accuracy, Speed, and Power are balanced in a unique scoring system. It requires competitors to shoot fast and accurately, often shooting on the move and developing techniques and styles to shave off fractions of a second between shots, during reloads and drawing from the holster.

        Basic equipment requirements: Pistol (minimum 9mm caliber), 3 magazines (preferably 4), 3 magazine pouches(preferably 4),  and a holster which must cover the trigger when the gun is holstered, a belt to mount the equipment on and 500 rounds of ammunition

        For further details and information, please contact Nick at nadraz@nucleus.com.

        Fees for this course are collected by the instructor. Cost of the course is $300.


        • June 14, 2024
        • 8:00 AM
        • June 16, 2024
        • 7:00 PM
        • BTSA Ranges: Bays 1 - 6 (bays 7 & 8 will remain open for BTSA members)

        IPSC events are action shooting competitions where participants unite three principles of precision, power and speed, by using firearms (pistols) that have a certain minimum power factor to score as many points as possible during the shortest possible time.


        Matches are held Saturday and Sunday, with six or more stages. Set up on Friday.  Prerequisites include the completion of a Black Badge course.


        Registration must be completed online at PractiScore.com by the Thursday prior to the event. For more information please go to ipscalberta.com


          • June 22, 2024
          • 8:00 AM
          • June 23, 2024
          • 5:00 PM
          • BTSA Ranges: Bay 3 and Clubhouse

          The Black Badge is a two-day in-depth training course in the safe competitive shooting techniques required not only to compete at IPSC events but to deliver the confidence and expertise to use handguns in the safest possible manner.

          It is a mandatory course required to shoot IPSC matches in Canada. IPSC is a dynamic shooting sport where the principles of Accuracy, Speed, and Power are balanced in a unique scoring system. It requires competitors to shoot fast and accurately, often shooting on the move and developing techniques and styles to shave off fractions of a second between shots, during reloads and drawing from the holster.

          Duration (must attend both days):

          ·      Saturday: BTSA Range, 8:00am - 5:00pm. Meet at the Bay 3

          ·      Sunday: BTSA Range, 8:00am - 5:00pm. Meet at Bay 3

          Fees for this course are collected by the instructor. Cost of the course is $350. Deposit of $100 is required to hold the spot. IPSC AB Membership to be handled by the student.

           For further details and information:

          Please contact. Gord: info@ontargetsecurity.ca

          Registration via Practiscore

          https://practiscore.com/clubs/on_target_black_badge_course

          In Alberta, candidates cannot be a full IPSC member until they are Black Badge certified.  To comply with the NEC and IPSC AB policy, all candidates in Alberta will join IPSC Alberta as “Associate” members.  Their associate membership will be changed to full membership upon becoming Black Badge certified. 

          Go to:

          https://ipscalberta.wildapricot.org/

          Click on the heading:

          BECOME A MEMBER

          A page opens that says:

          Membership Application

          There are various membership levels available. Select :

          Individual Associate / next

          Provide an email address:

          Fill in the registration information and pay membership ($80) by credit card.


          • June 22, 2024
          • 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
          • BTSA Ranges: Bays 2,6


          ATHL IDPA match, please pre-register by signing up on Practiscore using the following link https://practiscore.com/clubs/alberta-tactical-handgun-league/matches?filter=upcoming

          Some matches have special requirements that will be detailed on the match sign up sheet.

          There will be NO WALK-ONS permitted 


          • June 23, 2024
          • 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
          • BTSA Ranges - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
          Weekend match description

          What?

          Our weekend 8-stage Steel challenge matches are an opportunity for BTSA club members and shooters from the broader community to compete use all 8 of the official stages. Novice and experience shooters are welcome provided you can safely handle your firearm. Brand new shooters may want to check out a Wednesday night steel event for a more relaxed introduction to the sport

          We shoot all of the standard divisions. All scores will be submitted to USPSA. Shooters with current USPSA membership will have all 8 stages count towards their classification.

           

          Where?

          BTSA range bays 1,2,3,4,5. Shooters may drop their gear at the top but please park down the road or in the lot as parking at the top is needed for match staff. The main road gate and BTSA gates will be opened at about 8:00 am

           

          When?

          Gates open 8am, setup 8:30, mandatory safety briefing 9, lunch break after 4 stages (~noon), tear down ~3:30pm  

          All shooters must be present for the safety briefing or they will not be allowed to shoot.

           

          Cost?

          BTSA members- $10 per gun. Max 2 guns per session

          Non-members- $20 per gun. Max 2 guns per session

          Juniors (under 18, member and non-member)- 1 gun free per match

           

          How to register?

          Registration is through Practiscore. Please search BTSA 8 stage steel and look for the correct date. Shooters need to be registered by 7pm on the Friday before the match so that we can confirm squadding and load the scoring tablets. All participants will need to help score/paint/time.


          Who to contact with questions?

          Please email steel@btsa.club

           

          Items to bring to the match

          • Water
          • Food
          • Sunscreen
          • Hat
          • Eye/ear protection (required to participate)
          • Lunch
          • Timer if you have one
          • Gun
          • 5+ mags: Please pre-load your magazines at home when possible so that we can begin on time.
          • Ammo: 195 rounds minimum for 8 stages for each gun. Experienced shooters should bring ~300. Novice shooters should bring 500.
          • Holster: belt holster for any Center fire handguns that fully covers the trigger. No thigh rigs are permitted. New shooters will start from low ready if they are not experienced in holster use.
          • Gun belt if drawing from a holster

           

          Match results 

          Match results will be posted to PractiScore, usually the same night. If you need your results anonymized, please contact the match director well in advance of the match.

           

          First time competitors/new to steel challenge 

          Please contact steel@btsa.club if you will be coming out for your first steel challenge. When you arrive, please leave all your gear in your vehicle and identify yourself to a match official/person in charge. We will place you on a squad with some experienced competitors to help get you started. We will likely need to split up groups of inexperienced shooters/competitors for both safety and efficiency but will try to keep families together where possible. Please note, when a family member is on the line, they are under the care of the range officer. Please do not distract them from following the RO’s instructions. If the RO is unfamiliar with the operation of your particular firearm, they will ask for assistance as needed. If a shooter would like coaching or advice while you are shooting, please let the RO know and they should be happy to oblige.

           

           

          A note regarding classifications

          Classifications are used to help competitors measure their success against shooter shooting with a similar ability and skill set. A D class production shooter and a Grand Master rimfire rifle open shooter can’t be equally compared. In order to earn a classification, you must be a current USPSA member and complete any 4 stages using one of the recognized equipment divisions. Most equipment will work with the exception of Center fire handguns from low ready.

           

          Rule book

          The official steel challenge rule book governs all of our matches please make sure to give it a read through so that you are familiar with the rules, commands, and equipment divisions.

          https://scsa.org/rules 

           

          Safety

          While no one wants to disqualify (DQ) a shooter, safety is our top priority. If you commit a serious safety infraction, as noted in the rules, you will be done shooting for the day. Any scores completed to that point will stand but you will not be able to continue shooting the match. It will be up to the match director’s discretion as to whether you may remain on the range. If you are permitted to remain to watch friends/family shoot, you may not handle any uncased firearms for the remainder of the day. Example of serious, DQ-able, violation include, but are not limited to, Ammo on the safe table, loaded firearms off the firing line, negligent discharge of a firearm, muzzle sweeping yourself or others, picking up a dropped gun, and dropping a loaded gun during a course of fire.

           


          • June 29, 2024
          • 7:00 AM - 12:30 PM
          • BTSA ranges 5 & 8

          The Outlaw Rimfire Precision Series (ORPS) is a national precision rimfire competition series that clubs and ranges can participate in on a monthly basis. A new 5-stage course of fire published each month and results are tabulated at the end of the month with national and provincial standings published. Series points will be awarded to each shooter that will count to the overall, annual leaderboard standings. 
          The series is limited to .22lr rimfire rifles and uses a standard target set and commonly available set of shooting positions and positional barricades. The series is designed to be shot on ranges with a 100yd distance. The matches are 5-stages in length with each stage having a maximum time limit of 120 seconds. Match round counts are 50-rounds per match or 10 rounds per stage. Distances are set distances of 25, 50, 75, and 100 yards with target sizes varying from ¼” to 6”.  A great way to hone some or learn some new rifle skills and have fun with fellow shooters while doing it. No experience required. To register go to:


          • June 29, 2024
          • 12:30 PM - 6:00 PM
          • BTSA Ranges 8 & 5

          NRL22 - Canada is an affiliate of NRL22 USA.  NRL22 is a way for every participating club in the country to participate and compete with each other every single month. One week before the designated month, NRL22 will release a course of fire, which consists of 5 stages, to be used in that month. All of the stages will be with steel. 1 stage will be timed to help break ties. Target sizes range from 1/4" - 6" and are placed anywhere from 200 yds and closer. For more information go to: https://nrl22.org/faq/ .  

          To register go to: https://practiscore.com/nrl22-canada-buffalo-target-shooters-association-june-2024-cof-on-june-29-2024/register

          • July 06, 2024
          • 8:00 AM
          • July 07, 2024
          • 5:00 PM
          • BTSA Ranges: Bay 3 and Clubhouse

          The Black Badge is a two day in-depth training course in the safe competitive shooting techniques required not only to compete at IPSC events but to deliver the confidence and expertise to use handguns in the safest possible manner.

          It is a mandatory course required to shoot IPSC matches in Canada. IPSC is a dynamic shooting sport where the principles of Accuracy, Speed, and Power are balanced in a unique scoring system. It requires competitors to shoot fast and accurately, often shooting on the move and developing techniques and styles to shave off fractions of a second between shots, during reloads and drawing from the holster.

          Basic equipment requirements: Pistol (minimum 9mm caliber), 3 magazines (preferably 4), 3 magazine pouches(preferably 4),  and a holster which must cover the trigger when the gun is holstered, a belt to mount the equipment on and 500 rounds of ammunition

          For further details and information, please contact Nick at nadraz@nucleus.com.

          Fees for this course are collected by the instructor. Cost of the course is $300.


          • July 12, 2024
          • 8:00 AM
          • July 14, 2024
          • 7:00 PM
          • BTSA Ranges - 1,2,3,4,5,6, clubhouse

          National championship for steel challenge shooting. Uspsa/Scsa membership required. 

          Place holder calendar event. More details to follow or email steel@btsa.club with questions.

          https://steelchallenge.ca/

          • July 13, 2024
          • 7:00 AM - 12:30 PM
          • BTSA range 8

          The Outlaw Rimfire Precision Series (ORPS) is a national precision rimfire competition series that clubs and ranges can participate in on a monthly basis. A new 5-stage course of fire published each month and results are tabulated at the end of the month with national and provincial standings published. Series points will be awarded to each shooter that will count to the overall, annual leaderboard standings. 
          The series is limited to .22lr rimfire rifles and uses a standard target set and commonly available set of shooting positions and positional barricades. The series is designed to be shot on ranges with a 100yd distance. The matches are 5-stages in length with each stage having a maximum time limit of 120 seconds. Match round counts are 50-rounds per match or 10 rounds per stage. Distances are set distances of 25, 50, 75, and 100 yards with target sizes varying from ¼” to 6”.  A great way to hone some or learn some new rifle skills and have fun with fellow shooters while doing it. No experience required. To register go to:


          • July 13, 2024
          • 12:30 PM - 6:00 PM
          • BTSA Range 8

          NRL22 - Canada is an affiliate of NRL22 USA.  NRL22 is a way for every participating club in the country to participate and compete with each other every single month. One week before the designated month, NRL22 will release a course of fire, which consists of 5 stages, to be used in that month. All of the stages will be with steel. 1 stage will be timed to help break ties. Target sizes range from 1/4" - 6" and are placed anywhere from 200 yds and closer. For more information go to: https://nrl22.org/faq/ .  

          To register go to: https://practiscore.com/nrl22-canada-buffalo-target-shooters-association-july-2024-cof-on-july-13-2024/register

          • July 16, 2024
          • August 20, 2024
          • 5 sessions
          • BTSA Range 8

          These evening events will  focus on the skills that are required to become more proficient in the sport of precision rimfire shooting. For the experienced, it is a great opportunity to get some live fire practice and for the novice and up a chance to learn all the aspects that are required for the sport with the guidance of our experienced shooters. 

          Register through Practiscore.


          • July 20, 2024
          • 8:00 AM
          • July 21, 2024
          • 5:00 PM
          • BTSA Ranges: Bay 3 and Clubhouse

          The Black Badge is a two day in-depth training course in the safe competitive shooting techniques required not only to compete at IPSC events but to deliver the confidence and expertise to use handguns in the safest possible manner.

          It is a mandatory course required to shoot IPSC matches in Canada. IPSC is a dynamic shooting sport where the principles of Accuracy, Speed, and Power are balanced in a unique scoring system. It requires competitors to shoot fast and accurately, often shooting on the move and developing techniques and styles to shave off fractions of a second between shots, during reloads and drawing from the holster.

          Duration (must attend both days):
               Saturday: BTSA Range, 8:00am - 5:00pm. Open book exam. Meet at the Bay#3
               Sunday: BTSA Range, 8:00am  - 5:00pm. Meet at the Bay#3

          What to bring:
               Lunch, Snacks and Water on Saturday and Sunday.
               Equipment:
                  - 9mm or larger caliber handgun (usually 9mm Para, .357 Sig, 38 Super, .40 S&W, 45 ACP, etcetera)
                  - 4 to 6 magazines to fit the caliber and model of handgun
                  - Belt to accommodate the holster and spare magazine pouches
                  - Holster that is worn on the belt, no drop leg holsters allowed (Serpa style holsters are prohibited)
                  - Spare magazine pouches, preferably open topped (no snaps) to carry the spare magazines
                  - 600 rounds ammunition (minimum) to get through both days of shooting
                  - Eye and ear protection
                  - Good boots or track shoes for uneven terrain and/or wet conditions
                  - Hat to keep off sun and block spent brass from hitting you in the eye
                  - Water or other non-alcoholic beverages to last the day
                  - Lunch as we take lunch at the range so we can continue with the course
                  - Sun screen
                  - Bug repellent
                  - Chair (to sit down between exercises, optional)
                  - Brass bag to pick up brass (optional, but picking brass is mandatory per range rules)

          Need at least 8 students to run the course.

          Fees for this course are collected by the instructor. Cost of the course is $375. Deposit of $100 is required to hold the spot. 

          Due to insurance & liability, IPSC Alberta/Canada now requires students to purchase your IPSC Alberta membership PRIOR to taking the Black Badge course. Students are required to purchase an Associate membership on their site before you are eligible to attend the course.

          For further details and information, please contact Konstantin at ipscab765@gmail.com


          • July 20, 2024
          • 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
          • BTSA Ranges
          Register

          Young Guns & Family Shoot Event

          If you are available on July 20 2024, and would be willing to assist with:

          • Registration, event operations, supervision (RO)
          • Teaching, training, mentoring
          • Food Services

          We are looking for both men and women to help make this day a success.

          Why should I volunteer?

          BTSA has always depended on its members to perform almost every task needed to make the club work. Historically that has included significant construction projects, every type of maintenance task, organization, and running of matches, courses, youth events, safety programs, not to mention every aspect of administrative work it takes to ensure our Club functions and thrives. Without our volunteers, range fees would be too costly for most people to afford. 

          There are many reasons why you should help out with this and other events that BTSA has to offer the community. BTSA has various activities throughout the spring, summer, and fall that involve inviting the community out to enjoy the shooting sports. BTSA also raises money through some of these events for various charities.  Without the help of volunteers, this can’t happen.


          • July 20, 2024
          • 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
          • BTSA Ranges: Bays 1,2,6,8 & Clubhouse
          • 40

          Young Guns Shoot!

          The Fall Young Guns event is open to members and the general public from the ages of 7-17 to enjoy a variety of shooting events. 

          All gear and ammunition will be provided by the club.

          Registration will start at 9:30 am, with activities at 10:00, running till 4pm.

          Participants must arrive on time in order to attend the safety briefing!

          It is $10 per participant, regardless of membership status, and we are also moving to a non-refundable upfront payment through our website, as we sell out each year but often have no-shows. All monies collected will be donated to the chosen charity at the end of the season.

          Registration has opened and a Waitlist has now been created.


          • July 28, 2024
          • 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
          • BTSA Ranges: Bays 2,6


          ATHL IDPA match, please pre-register by signing up on Practiscore using the following link https://practiscore.com/clubs/alberta-tactical-handgun-league/matches?filter=upcoming

          Some matches have special requirements that will be detailed on the match sign up sheet.

          There will be NO WALK-ONS permitted 


          • August 03, 2024
          • 7:00 AM - 12:30 PM
          • BTSA range 5 & 8

          The Outlaw Rimfire Precision Series (ORPS) is a national precision rimfire competition series that clubs and ranges can participate in on a monthly basis. A new 5-stage course of fire published each month and results are tabulated at the end of the month with national and provincial standings published. Series points will be awarded to each shooter that will count to the overall, annual leaderboard standings. 
          The series is limited to .22lr rimfire rifles and uses a standard target set and commonly available set of shooting positions and positional barricades. The series is designed to be shot on ranges with a 100yd distance. The matches are 5-stages in length with each stage having a maximum time limit of 120 seconds. Match round counts are 50-rounds per match or 10 rounds per stage. Distances are set distances of 25, 50, 75, and 100 yards with target sizes varying from ¼” to 6”.  A great way to hone some or learn some new rifle skills and have fun with fellow shooters while doing it. No experience required. To register go to:


          • August 03, 2024
          • 8:00 AM
          • August 04, 2024
          • 5:00 PM
          • BTSA Ranges: Bay 3 and Clubhouse

          The Black Badge is a two-day in-depth training course in the safe competitive shooting techniques required not only to compete at IPSC events but to deliver the confidence and expertise to use handguns in the safest possible manner.

          It is a mandatory course required to shoot IPSC matches in Canada. IPSC is a dynamic shooting sport where the principles of Accuracy, Speed, and Power are balanced in a unique scoring system. It requires competitors to shoot fast and accurately, often shooting on the move and developing techniques and styles to shave off fractions of a second between shots, during reloads and drawing from the holster.

          Duration (must attend both days):

          ·      Saturday: BTSA Range, 8:00am - 5:00pm. Meet at the Bay 3

          ·      Sunday: BTSA Range, 8:00am - 5:00pm. Meet at Bay 3

          Fees for this course are collected by the instructor. Cost of the course is $350. Deposit of $100 is required to hold the spot. IPSC AB Membership to be handled by the student.

           For further details and information:

          Please contact. Gord: info@ontargetsecurity.ca

          Registration via Practiscore

          https://practiscore.com/clubs/on_target_black_badge_course

          In Alberta, candidates cannot be a full IPSC member until they are Black Badge certified.  To comply with the NEC and IPSC AB policy, all candidates in Alberta will join IPSC Alberta as “Associate” members.  Their associate membership will be changed to full membership upon becoming Black Badge certified. 

          Go to:

          https://ipscalberta.wildapricot.org/

          Click on the heading:

          BECOME A MEMBER

          A page opens that says:

          Membership Application

          There are various membership levels available. Select :

          Individual Associate / next

          Provide an email address:

          Fill in the registration information and pay membership ($80) by credit card.


          • August 03, 2024
          • 12:30 PM - 6:00 PM
          • BTSA Ranges 8 & 5

          NRL22 - Canada is an affiliate of NRL22 USA.  NRL22 is a way for every participating club in the country to participate and compete with each other every single month. One week before the designated month, NRL22 will release a course of fire, which consists of 5 stages, to be used in that month. All of the stages will be with steel. 1 stage will be timed to help break ties. Target sizes range from 1/4" - 6" and are placed anywhere from 200 yds and closer. For more information go to: https://nrl22.org/faq/ .  

          To register go to: https://practiscore.com/nrl22-canada-buffalo-target-shooters-association-august-2024-cof-on-august-3-2024/register

          • August 10, 2024
          • 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
          • BTSA Ranges 1,2,6,8 & Clubhouse
          • 30
          Registration is closed


          BTSA is holding an Women’s Only Introduction to Shooting on August 10, 2024 starting at 09:30.

          Registration opens June 1 

          Annie Oakley Day is open to women 14 years and older who have no (or very little) prior shooting experience.

          If you have wondered what the draw to shooting is, and wondered what happens when people go to the firing range - well, this is the clinic for you! We have planned an exciting day of introduction to shooting from “how do I get a firearm” - to the safety aspects of shooting - to getting out to the firing line to shoot firearms spanning in caliber from .22’s, 9mm to .223 and up. 

          There will be volunteers who are experienced shooters to help guide you through the day.  Be assured that your safety and comfort is our utmost priority, as well as having fun and the enjoyment of learning what shooting has to offer. 

          At the end of the day, you will be going home with a certificate of achievement to let everyone know what you have accomplished!

          If you already have experience with shooting – maybe you don’t have your PAL/RPAL, or your own firearm, but you have someone in your life that takes you shooting, already, this is not for you!  However, if that someone in your life hasn’t succeeded in getting you out to the range, then it is.  This event is for women who have a curiosity about shooting and firearms, but nowhere to explore or learn in a women’s-only environment.  



          • August 11, 2024
          • 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
          • BTSA Ranges - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
          Weekend match description

          What?

          Our weekend 8-stage Steel challenge matches are an opportunity for BTSA club members and shooters from the broader community to compete use all 8 of the official stages. Novice and experience shooters are welcome provided you can safely handle your firearm. Brand new shooters may want to check out a Wednesday night steel event for a more relaxed introduction to the sport

          We shoot all of the standard divisions. All scores will be submitted to USPSA. Shooters with current USPSA membership will have all 8 stages count towards their classification.

           

          Where?

          BTSA range bays 1,2,3,4,5. Shooters may drop their gear at the top but please park down the road or in the lot as parking at the top is needed for match staff. The main road gate and BTSA gates will be opened at about 8:00 am

           

          When?

          Gates open 8am, setup 8:30, mandatory safety briefing 9, lunch break after 4 stages (~noon), tear down ~3:30pm  

          All shooters must be present for the safety briefing or they will not be allowed to shoot.

           

          Cost?

          BTSA members- $10 per gun. Max 2 guns per session

          Non-members- $20 per gun. Max 2 guns per session

          Juniors (under 18, member and non-member)- 1 gun free per match

           

          How to register?

          Registration is through Practiscore. Please search BTSA 8 stage steel and look for the correct date. Shooters need to be registered by 7pm on the Friday before the match so that we can confirm squadding and load the scoring tablets. All participants will need to help score/paint/time.


          Who to contact with questions?

          Please email steel@btsa.club

           

          Items to bring to the match

          • Water
          • Food
          • Sunscreen
          • Hat
          • Eye/ear protection (required to participate)
          • Lunch
          • Timer if you have one
          • Gun
          • 5+ mags: Please pre-load your magazines at home when possible so that we can begin on time.
          • Ammo: 195 rounds minimum for 8 stages for each gun. Experienced shooters should bring ~300. Novice shooters should bring 500.
          • Holster: belt holster for any Center fire handguns that fully covers the trigger. No thigh rigs are permitted. New shooters will start from low ready if they are not experienced in holster use.
          • Gun belt if drawing from a holster

           

          Match results 

          Match results will be posted to PractiScore, usually the same night. If you need your results anonymized, please contact the match director well in advance of the match.

           

          First time competitors/new to steel challenge 

          Please contact steel@btsa.club if you will be coming out for your first steel challenge. When you arrive, please leave all your gear in your vehicle and identify yourself to a match official/person in charge. We will place you on a squad with some experienced competitors to help get you started. We will likely need to split up groups of inexperienced shooters/competitors for both safety and efficiency but will try to keep families together where possible. Please note, when a family member is on the line, they are under the care of the range officer. Please do not distract them from following the RO’s instructions. If the RO is unfamiliar with the operation of your particular firearm, they will ask for assistance as needed. If a shooter would like coaching or advice while you are shooting, please let the RO know and they should be happy to oblige.

           

           

          A note regarding classifications

          Classifications are used to help competitors measure their success against shooter shooting with a similar ability and skill set. A D class production shooter and a Grand Master rimfire rifle open shooter can’t be equally compared. In order to earn a classification, you must be a current USPSA member and complete any 4 stages using one of the recognized equipment divisions. Most equipment will work with the exception of Center fire handguns from low ready.

           

          Rule book

          The official steel challenge rule book governs all of our matches please make sure to give it a read through so that you are familiar with the rules, commands, and equipment divisions.

          https://scsa.org/rules 

           

          Safety

          While no one wants to disqualify (DQ) a shooter, safety is our top priority. If you commit a serious safety infraction, as noted in the rules, you will be done shooting for the day. Any scores completed to that point will stand but you will not be able to continue shooting the match. It will be up to the match director’s discretion as to whether you may remain on the range. If you are permitted to remain to watch friends/family shoot, you may not handle any uncased firearms for the remainder of the day. Example of serious, DQ-able, violation include, but are not limited to, Ammo on the safe table, loaded firearms off the firing line, negligent discharge of a firearm, muzzle sweeping yourself or others, picking up a dropped gun, and dropping a loaded gun during a course of fire.

           


          • August 16, 2024
          • 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
          • BTSA Ranges: Bay 3

          John is excited to return to BTSA to offer some exciting courses.


          John is a Canadian National Champion and has won multiple Provincial Championships.

          Grand Master status within IPSC Canada and has consistently remained at this level for the past 14 years. He is a retired Corrections Officer 20 plus years.

          ·       Armored Defensive Instructor

          ·       Practical Police Tactics and Training Certification 

          ·       Glock Professional Instructor Certification

          May 31, 2024: Pistol Development 2.0

          This class is ideal for students with

          some firearms experience who are

          ready to take their pistol skills up a

          notch.

          If it's been a while since you've

          gone to the range and you'd like to

          get reacquainted with your firearm,

          this is a great refresher course for you too.

          June 1-2, 2024: Pistol & Carbine Transition (2 gun) 

          The course is designed to develop foundation skills for pistol/carbine manipulation. This course will assist the operator in becoming proficient in handling transactions between two platforms with control.

          August 16, 2024: Defensive Shotgun:
          Designed to introduce the shooting enthusiast to the effective deployment of a shotgun. This class is a real-world usage of the shotgun, not IPSC related. This will be a manipulation class to assist you with working on the fundamentals to advance your skill set to be a more effective operator.
          Proper zeroing, familiarization, and manipulation to use the shotgun defensively.

          August 17-18,2024: Performance Pistol

          How to safely & efficiently

          manipulate your pistol on the move.

          How to efficiently reload and

          acquire your targets.

          How to accurately engage and shoot targets on the move plus more.

          For more detailed information and registration please visit  www.johndzurka.ca 

          Our goal is to get you to safely & efficiently manipulate your pistol.

          To give you more confidence to improve your gun handling on your own.

           

          Even if you have taken these courses already there is always so much more knowledge to obtain.

          Remember that no matter what level you are at, John will challenge you!


          Regards,

          John and Michelle     

          www.johndzurka.ca


          • August 17, 2024
          • 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
          • BTSA Range 8, 5 & Clubhouse

          Long Range PRS-style Rimfire Match.

          Restricted to .22 LR rimfire.

          Maximum Round Count of 120.

          10 Stages of 1-5 Steel targets placed between 75-200yds

          Four Divisions are available

          Production - Stock Rifles with MSRP under US$500 with Optics under US$700 - no modifications allowed to trigger, action, receiver.

          Open  - unlimited cost/modifications.

          Stealth  - For new competitors who do not want to participate in the regular division competition. No medals will be awarded.

          Airgun .22 cal

          Production Division is limited to a bipod and one support bag that must fit in a gallon size container with the lid closed.

           For more information contact Dale at orps@btsa.club

          To register go to 


          • August 17, 2024
          • 8:00 AM
          • August 18, 2024
          • 5:00 PM
          • BTSA Ranges: Bay 2

          John is excited to return to BTSA to offer some exciting courses.


          John is a Canadian National Champion and has won multiple Provincial Championships.

          Grand Master status within IPSC Canada and has consistently remained at this level for the past 14 years. He is a retired Corrections Officer 20 plus years.

          ·       Armored Defensive Instructor

          ·       Practical Police Tactics and Training Certification 

          ·       Glock Professional Instructor Certification

          May 31, 2024: Pistol Development 2.0

          This class is ideal for students with

          some firearms experience who are

          ready to take their pistol skills up a

          notch.

          If it's been a while since you've

          gone to the range and you'd like to

          get reacquainted with your firearm,

          this is a great refresher course for you too.

          June 1-2, 2024: Pistol & Carbine Transition (2 gun) 

          The course is designed to develop foundation skills for pistol/carbine manipulation. This course will assist the operator in becoming proficient in handling transactions between two platforms with control.

          August 16, 2024: Defensive Shotgun:
          Designed to introduce the shooting enthusiast to the effective deployment of a shotgun. This class is a real-world usage of the shotgun, not IPSC related. This will be a manipulation class to assist you with working on the fundamentals to advance your skill set to be a more effective operator.
          Proper zeroing, familiarization, and manipulation to use the shotgun defensively.

          August 17-18,2024: Performance Pistol

          How to safely & efficiently

          manipulate your pistol on the move.

          How to efficiently reload and

          acquire your targets.

          How to accurately engage and shoot targets on the move plus more.

          For more detailed information and registration please visit  www.johndzurka.ca 

          Our goal is to get you to safely & efficiently manipulate your pistol.

          To give you more confidence to improve your gun handling on your own.

           

          Even if you have taken these courses already there is always so much more knowledge to obtain.

          Remember that no matter what level you are at, John will challenge you!


          Regards,

          John and Michelle     

          www.johndzurka.ca


          • August 17, 2024
          • 8:00 AM
          • August 18, 2024
          • 5:00 PM
          • BTSA Ranges: Bay 3 and Clubhouse

          The Black Badge is a two day in-depth training course in the safe competitive shooting techniques required not only to compete at IPSC events but to deliver the confidence and expertise to use handguns in the safest possible manner.

          It is a mandatory course required to shoot IPSC matches in Canada. IPSC is a dynamic shooting sport where the principles of Accuracy, Speed, and Power are balanced in a unique scoring system. It requires competitors to shoot fast and accurately, often shooting on the move and developing techniques and styles to shave off fractions of a second between shots, during reloads and drawing from the holster.

          Basic equipment requirements: Pistol (minimum 9mm caliber), 3 magazines (preferably 4), 3 magazine pouches(preferably 4),  and a holster which must cover the trigger when the gun is holstered, a belt to mount the equipment on and 500 rounds of ammunition

          For further details and information, please contact Nick at nadraz@nucleus.com.

          Fees for this course are collected by the instructor. Cost of the course is $300.


          • August 24, 2024
          • 8:00 AM
          • August 25, 2024
          • 5:00 PM
          • BTSA Ranges: Bay 3 and Clubhouse

          The Black Badge is a two-day in-depth training course in the safe competitive shooting techniques required not only to compete at IPSC events but to deliver the confidence and expertise to use handguns in the safest possible manner.

          It is a mandatory course required to shoot IPSC matches in Canada. IPSC is a dynamic shooting sport where the principles of Accuracy, Speed, and Power are balanced in a unique scoring system. It requires competitors to shoot fast and accurately, often shooting on the move and developing techniques and styles to shave off fractions of a second between shots, during reloads and drawing from the holster.

          Duration (must attend both days):

          ·      Saturday: BTSA Range, 8:00am - 5:00pm. Meet at the Bay 3

          ·      Sunday: BTSA Range, 8:00am - 5:00pm. Meet at Bay 3

          Fees for this course are collected by the instructor. Cost of the course is $350. Deposit of $100 is required to hold the spot. IPSC AB Membership to be handled by the student.

           For further details and information:

          Please contact. Gord: info@ontargetsecurity.ca

          Registration via Practiscore

          https://practiscore.com/clubs/on_target_black_badge_course

          In Alberta, candidates cannot be a full IPSC member until they are Black Badge certified.  To comply with the NEC and IPSC AB policy, all candidates in Alberta will join IPSC Alberta as “Associate” members.  Their associate membership will be changed to full membership upon becoming Black Badge certified. 

          Go to:

          https://ipscalberta.wildapricot.org/

          Click on the heading:

          BECOME A MEMBER

          A page opens that says:

          Membership Application

          There are various membership levels available. Select :

          Individual Associate / next

          Provide an email address:

          Fill in the registration information and pay membership ($80) by credit card.


          • August 24, 2024
          • 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
          • BTSA Ranges: Bays 2,6


          ATHL IDPA match, please pre-register by signing up on Practiscore using the following link https://practiscore.com/clubs/alberta-tactical-handgun-league/matches?filter=upcoming

          Some matches have special requirements that will be detailed on the match sign up sheet.

          There will be NO WALK-ONS permitted 


          • September 06, 2024
          • 8:00 AM
          • September 08, 2024
          • 7:00 PM
          • BTSA Ranges: Bays 1 - 6 (bays 7 & 8 will remain open for BTSA members)

          IPSC events are action shooting competitions where participants unite three principles of precision, power and speed, by using firearms (pistols) that have a certain minimum power factor to score as many points as possible during the shortest possible time.


          Matches are held Saturday and Sunday, with six or more stages. Set up on Friday.  Prerequisites include the completion of a Black Badge course.


          Registration must be completed online at PractiScore.com by the Thursday prior to the event. For more information please go to ipscalberta.com


            • September 14, 2024
            • 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
            • BTSA Ranges: Bays 1,2,6


            ATHL IDPA match, please pre-register by signing up on Practiscore using the following link https://practiscore.com/clubs/alberta-tactical-handgun-league/matches?filter=upcoming

            Some matches have special requirements that will be detailed on the match sign up sheet.

            There will be NO WALK-ONS permitted 


            • September 21, 2024
            • 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
            • BTSA Ranges
            Register

            Young Guns & Family Shoot Event

            If you are available on September 21 2024, and would be willing to assist with:

            • Registration, event operations, supervision (RO)
            • Teaching, training, mentoring
            • Food Services

            We are looking for both men and women to help make this day a success.

            Why should I volunteer?

            BTSA has always depended on its members to perform almost every task needed to make the club work. Historically that has included significant construction projects, every type of maintenance task, organization, and running of matches, courses, youth events, safety programs, not to mention every aspect of administrative work it takes to ensure our Club functions and thrives. Without our volunteers, range fees would be too costly for most people to afford. 

            There are many reasons why you should help out with this and other events that BTSA has to offer the community. BTSA has various activities throughout the spring, summer, and fall that involve inviting the community out to enjoy the shooting sports. BTSA also raises money through some of these events for various charities.  Without the help of volunteers, this can’t happen.


            • September 21, 2024
            • 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
            • BTSA Ranges: Bays 1,2,6,8 & Clubhouse
            • 40

            Young Guns Shoot!

            The Fall Young Guns event is open to members and the general public from the ages of 7-17 to enjoy a variety of shooting events. 

            All gear and ammunition will be provided by the club.

            Registration will start at 9:30 am, with activities at 10:00, running till 4pm.

            Participants must arrive on time in order to attend the safety briefing!

            It is $10 per participant, regardless of membership status, and we are also moving to a non-refundable upfront payment through our website, as we sell out each year but often have no-shows. All monies collected will be donated to the chosen charity at the end of the season.

            Registration has opened and a Waitlist has now been created.


            • September 21, 2024
            • 3:00 PM - 10:00 PM
            • BTSA Ranges: Bays 1,2,6


            ATHL IDPA match, please pre-register by signing up on Practiscore using the following link https://practiscore.com/clubs/alberta-tactical-handgun-league/matches?filter=upcoming

            Some matches have special requirements that will be detailed on the match sign up sheet.

            There will be NO WALK-ONS permitted 


            • September 28, 2024
            • 7:00 AM - 12:30 PM
            • BTSA range 5 & 8

            The Outlaw Rimfire Precision Series (ORPS) is a national precision rimfire competition series that clubs and ranges can participate in on a monthly basis. A new 5-stage course of fire published each month and results are tabulated at the end of the month with national and provincial standings published. Series points will be awarded to each shooter that will count to the overall, annual leaderboard standings. 
            The series is limited to .22lr rimfire rifles and uses a standard target set and commonly available set of shooting positions and positional barricades. The series is designed to be shot on ranges with a 100yd distance. The matches are 5-stages in length with each stage having a maximum time limit of 120 seconds. Match round counts are 50-rounds per match or 10 rounds per stage. Distances are set distances of 25, 50, 75, and 100 yards with target sizes varying from ¼” to 6”.  A great way to hone some or learn some new rifle skills and have fun with fellow shooters while doing it. No experience required. To register go to:


            • September 28, 2024
            • 12:30 PM - 6:00 PM
            • BTSA Ranges 8 & 5

            NRL22 - Canada is an affiliate of NRL22 USA.  NRL22 is a way for every participating club in the country to participate and compete with each other every single month. One week before the designated month, NRL22 will release a course of fire, which consists of 5 stages, to be used in that month. All of the stages will be with steel. 1 stage will be timed to help break ties. Target sizes range from 1/4" - 6" and are placed anywhere from 200 yds and closer. For more information go to: https://nrl22.org/faq/ .  

            To register go to: https://practiscore.com/nrl22-canada-buffalo-target-shooters-association-september-2024-cof-on-september-28-2024/register

            • September 29, 2024
            • 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
            • BTSA Ranges - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
            Weekend match description

            What?

            Our weekend 8-stage Steel challenge matches are an opportunity for BTSA club members and shooters from the broader community to compete use all 8 of the official stages. Novice and experience shooters are welcome provided you can safely handle your firearm. Brand new shooters may want to check out a Wednesday night steel event for a more relaxed introduction to the sport

            We shoot all of the standard divisions. All scores will be submitted to USPSA. Shooters with current USPSA membership will have all 8 stages count towards their classification.

             

            Where?

            BTSA range bays 1,2,3,4,5. Shooters may drop their gear at the top but please park down the road or in the lot as parking at the top is needed for match staff. The main road gate and BTSA gates will be opened at about 8:00 am

             

            When?

            Gates open 8am, setup 8:30, mandatory safety briefing 9, lunch break after 4 stages (~noon), tear down ~3:30pm  

            All shooters must be present for the safety briefing or they will not be allowed to shoot.

             

            Cost?

            BTSA members- $10 per gun. Max 2 guns per session

            Non-members- $20 per gun. Max 2 guns per session

            Juniors (under 18, member and non-member)- 1 gun free per match

             

            How to register?

            Registration is through Practiscore. Please search BTSA 8 stage steel and look for the correct date. Shooters need to be registered by 7pm on the Friday before the match so that we can confirm squadding and load the scoring tablets. All participants will need to help score/paint/time.


            Who to contact with questions?

            Please email steel@btsa.club

             

            Items to bring to the match

            • Water
            • Food
            • Sunscreen
            • Hat
            • Eye/ear protection (required to participate)
            • Lunch
            • Timer if you have one
            • Gun
            • 5+ mags: Please pre-load your magazines at home when possible so that we can begin on time.
            • Ammo: 195 rounds minimum for 8 stages for each gun. Experienced shooters should bring ~300. Novice shooters should bring 500.
            • Holster: belt holster for any Center fire handguns that fully covers the trigger. No thigh rigs are permitted. New shooters will start from low ready if they are not experienced in holster use.
            • Gun belt if drawing from a holster

             

            Match results 

            Match results will be posted to PractiScore, usually the same night. If you need your results anonymized, please contact the match director well in advance of the match.

             

            First time competitors/new to steel challenge 

            Please contact steel@btsa.club if you will be coming out for your first steel challenge. When you arrive, please leave all your gear in your vehicle and identify yourself to a match official/person in charge. We will place you on a squad with some experienced competitors to help get you started. We will likely need to split up groups of inexperienced shooters/competitors for both safety and efficiency but will try to keep families together where possible. Please note, when a family member is on the line, they are under the care of the range officer. Please do not distract them from following the RO’s instructions. If the RO is unfamiliar with the operation of your particular firearm, they will ask for assistance as needed. If a shooter would like coaching or advice while you are shooting, please let the RO know and they should be happy to oblige.

             

             

            A note regarding classifications

            Classifications are used to help competitors measure their success against shooter shooting with a similar ability and skill set. A D class production shooter and a Grand Master rimfire rifle open shooter can’t be equally compared. In order to earn a classification, you must be a current USPSA member and complete any 4 stages using one of the recognized equipment divisions. Most equipment will work with the exception of Center fire handguns from low ready.

             

            Rule book

            The official steel challenge rule book governs all of our matches please make sure to give it a read through so that you are familiar with the rules, commands, and equipment divisions.

            https://scsa.org/rules 

             

            Safety

            While no one wants to disqualify (DQ) a shooter, safety is our top priority. If you commit a serious safety infraction, as noted in the rules, you will be done shooting for the day. Any scores completed to that point will stand but you will not be able to continue shooting the match. It will be up to the match director’s discretion as to whether you may remain on the range. If you are permitted to remain to watch friends/family shoot, you may not handle any uncased firearms for the remainder of the day. Example of serious, DQ-able, violation include, but are not limited to, Ammo on the safe table, loaded firearms off the firing line, negligent discharge of a firearm, muzzle sweeping yourself or others, picking up a dropped gun, and dropping a loaded gun during a course of fire.

             


            • October 05, 2024
            • 7:00 AM - 12:30 PM
            • BTSA range 5 & 8

            The Outlaw Rimfire Precision Series (ORPS) is a national precision rimfire competition series that clubs and ranges can participate in on a monthly basis. A new 5-stage course of fire published each month and results are tabulated at the end of the month with national and provincial standings published. Series points will be awarded to each shooter that will count to the overall, annual leaderboard standings. 
            The series is limited to .22lr rimfire rifles and uses a standard target set and commonly available set of shooting positions and positional barricades. The series is designed to be shot on ranges with a 100yd distance. The matches are 5-stages in length with each stage having a maximum time limit of 120 seconds. Match round counts are 50-rounds per match or 10 rounds per stage. Distances are set distances of 25, 50, 75, and 100 yards with target sizes varying from ¼” to 6”.  A great way to hone some or learn some new rifle skills and have fun with fellow shooters while doing it. No experience required. To register go to:


            • October 05, 2024
            • 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
            • BTSA Ranges - Bay 1,2,3,6


            BTSA Spooky Buffalo Blast 2024 USPSA Match

            When:                Saturday October 5, 2024 from 8:00AM – 5:00PM

            Location:            BTSA Ranges #1, 2, 3, 6 (old 50N, 50W, 50E, 270)

            Welcome out to the season ender for USPSA at BTSA, The Spooky Buffalo Blast!  Costumes are encouraged.  The match will run rain or shine.

            We have 8 stages total including 4 long courses to run & gun with 4 classifiers so you can be USPSA classified in one match!  Round count will be approximately 180.  All nine divisions will be available including PCC.

            A Black Badge is required for this USPSA match.

            Please arrive for setup at 8:00am (all materials will be on the bay and some stages partly setup).  The Safety Briefing will be at around 9:30am with first shots at about 10:00am.  Safety Briefing and first shots may be earlier if setup is completed earlier.  Attendance for the Safety Briefing is required to shoot.

            The match fee is $40 for non BTSA members and $30 for BTSA members.

            If you withdraw from the match 48hrs in advance of the start, you will receive a full refund less a $4 transaction fee (because this is a non-refundable fee that we are charged).

            Please review the BTSA Incident Action Plan and the current USPSA Rule Book.

            Contact:             Doug Bartlett  doug.bartlett@btsa.club for more information.

            Registration must be completed online on Practiscore

            https://practiscore.com/btsa-spooky-buffalo-blast-2024-uspsa-match/register


              • October 05, 2024
              • 12:30 PM - 6:00 PM
              • BTSA Ranges 8 & 5

              NRL22 - Canada is an affiliate of NRL22 USA.  NRL22 is a way for every participating club in the country to participate and compete with each other every single month. One week before the designated month, NRL22 will release a course of fire, which consists of 5 stages, to be used in that month. All of the stages will be with steel. 1 stage will be timed to help break ties. Target sizes range from 1/4" - 6" and are placed anywhere from 200 yds and closer. For more information go to: https://nrl22.org/faq/ .  

              To register go to: https://practiscore.com/nrl22-canada-buffalo-target-shooters-association-october-2024-cof-on-october-5-2024/register

              • October 19, 2024
              • 8:00 AM
              • October 20, 2024
              • 5:00 PM
              • BTSA Ranges - 1 - 6 & 8 (bay 7 will be open to BTSA members)


              Welcome to the Oct 20th BTSA Action Shooting League IPSC Rifle / PCC match!

              This match will consist of 8 stages that will challenge your practical rifle skills out to 200 yards for rifle and 100 yards for PCC. We will be adhering to the 2023 IPSC Rifle and PCC rulebooks, ran as a single match with modified divisions for Canada. As this is not a sanctioned IPSC match, black badge is not required to shoot.

              We will be using bay 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8. The round count is 172. The match will be fully staffed, it will NOT be self-RO'd. All competitors must help reset.

              Please review the attached IPSC rifle/pcc rulebooks before registering to ensure you have signed up for the proper division. Divisions may be changed up until your first shot fired.

              Match will commence at 09:00 and finish around 16:00.

              Staff Match April 19


                • November 02, 2024
                • 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM
                • BTSA Ranges 8 & 5

                NRL22 - Canada is an affiliate of NRL22 USA.  NRL22 is a way for every participating club in the country to participate and compete with each other every single month. One week before the designated month, NRL22 will release a course of fire, which consists of 5 stages, to be used in that month. All of the stages will be with steel. 1 stage will be timed to help break ties. Target sizes range from 1/4" - 6" and are placed anywhere from 200 yds and closer. For more information go to: https://nrl22.org/faq/ .  

                To register go to: https://practiscore.com/nrl22-canada-buffalo-target-shooters-association-november-2024-cof-november-2-2024/register

                • December 07, 2024
                • 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM
                • BTSA Ranges 8 & 5

                NRL22 - Canada is an affiliate of NRL22 USA.  NRL22 is a way for every participating club in the country to participate and compete with each other every single month. One week before the designated month, NRL22 will release a course of fire, which consists of 5 stages, to be used in that month. All of the stages will be with steel. 1 stage will be timed to help break ties. Target sizes range from 1/4" - 6" and are placed anywhere from 200 yds and closer. For more information go to: https://nrl22.org/faq/ .  

                To register go to: https://practiscore.com/nrl22-canada-buffalo-target-shooters-association-december-2024-cof-on-december-7-2024/register

              Past events

              March 17, 2024 Steel Challenge Match #2024-3
              March 16, 2024 Action Shooting League - 2024
              February 25, 2024 Action Shooting League - 2024
              February 20, 2024 Steel Challenge Match #2024-2 (mini match)
              February 17, 2024 NRL22 Canada Precision Rimfire Match
              February 03, 2024 Steel Challenge Match #2024-1
              January 28, 2024 Action Shooting League - 2024
              January 27, 2024 NRL22 Canada Match
              December 23, 2023 Action Shooting League - 2023
              December 16, 2023 Outlaw Rimfire Precision Series Match
              December 09, 2023 NRL22 Canada Match
              November 25, 2023 NRL22 Canada Match
              November 18, 2023 Outlaw Rimfire Precision Series Match
              October 28, 2023 Outlaw Rimfire Precision Series & NRL22 Matches
              October 22, 2023 ASL Rifle & PCC Presented by Apex Optics
              October 21, 2023 BTSA Spooky Buffalo Blast 2023
              October 15, 2023 Steel Challenge Match #2023-6
              October 14, 2023 UCFA event
              October 01, 2023 UCFA event
              September 30, 2023 Outlaw Rimfire Precision Series & NRL22 Matches
              September 23, 2023 Young Guns Shoot! 2023-2
              September 23, 2023 Call for Volunteers - Young Guns & Family Shoot Event
              September 23, 2023 Gord's Black Badge Course 2023
              September 17, 2023 Steel Challenge Match #2023-5
              September 17, 2023 Tactical Solutions Top Shot Canada Challenge
              September 16, 2023 IDPA Match 2023
              September 16, 2023 Canadian Rimfire Precision Series Match
              September 15, 2023 CRPS Rimfire Competiion Academy
              September 14, 2023 Mapleseed 2023
              September 13, 2023 Steel Challenge League 2023-23
              September 07, 2023 IPSC Qualifier Match - 2023
              September 06, 2023 Steel Challenge League 2023-22
              September 06, 2023 IPSC Qualifier Match pre-build
              August 30, 2023 Steel Challenge League 2023-21
              August 26, 2023 Nick's Black Badge Course 2023
              August 25, 2023 John Dzurka Performance Training - 2023
              August 24, 2023 John Dzurka Performance Training - 2023
              August 23, 2023 Steel Challenge League 2023-20
              August 20, 2023 IDPA Match 2023
              August 19, 2023 Konstantin's Black Badge Course 2023
              August 19, 2023 Outlaw Rimfire Precision Series Match
              August 16, 2023 Steel Challenge League 2023-19
              August 14, 2023 UCFA event
              August 13, 2023 Steel Challenge Match #2023-4
              August 09, 2023 Steel Challenge League 2023-18
              August 02, 2023 Steel Challenge League 2023-17
              July 29, 2023 Gord's Black Badge Course 2023
              July 29, 2023 Outlaw Rimfire Precision Series Regional Championship
              July 26, 2023 Steel Challenge League 2023-16
              July 21, 2023 Call for Volunteers - Canadian National Steel Challenge Championships
              July 21, 2023 Canadian National Steel Challenge Championships 2023
              July 19, 2023 Steel Challenge League 2023-15
              July 17, 2023 John Dzurka Performance Training - 2023
              July 16, 2023 Action Shooting League 8 stage July 16 2023
              July 15, 2023 IDPA Match 2023
              July 15, 2023 Nick's Black Badge Course 2023
              July 15, 2023 Outlaw Rimfire Precision Series Match
              July 12, 2023 Steel Challenge League 2023-14
              July 08, 2023 Young Guns Shoot! 2023-1
              July 08, 2023 Call for Volunteers - Young Guns Event
              July 08, 2023 Konstantin's Black Badge Course 2023
              July 05, 2023 Steel Challenge League 2023-13
              June 28, 2023 Steel Challenge League 2023-12
              June 25, 2023 Steel Challenge Match #2023-3
              June 24, 2023 IDPA Match 2023
              June 24, 2023 Outlaw Rimfire Precision Series Match
              June 21, 2023 Steel Challenge League 2023-11
              June 15, 2023 IPSC Qualifier Match - 2023
              June 14, 2023 *Cancelled* Steel Challenge League 2023-10 *Cancelled*
              June 10, 2023 Nick's Black Badge Course 2023
              June 07, 2023 Steel Challenge League 2023-09
              June 04, 2023 Swiss Holster Course
              June 04, 2023 John Dzurka Performance Training - 2023
              June 03, 2023 National Range Day & Open House 2023
              June 02, 2023 Swiss Holster Course
              May 31, 2023 Steel Challenge League 2023-08
              May 28, 2023 Steel Challenge Match #2023-2
              May 27, 2023 Sarcee Fish And Game Association Rifle Day
              May 27, 2023 Range Work Day - 2023
              May 24, 2023 Steel Challenge League 2023-07
              May 20, 2023 USPSA Match 2023
              May 20, 2023 Outlaw Rimfire Precision Series Match
              May 19, 2023 USPSA Match 2023 - Build
              May 17, 2023 Steel Challenge League 2023-06
              May 13, 2023 Konstantin's Black Badge Course 2023
              May 10, 2023 Steel Challenge League 2023-05
              May 08, 2023 John Dzurka Performance Training - 2023
              May 06, 2023 Steel challenge RO course
              May 03, 2023 Steel Challenge League 2023-04
              April 29, 2023 Gord's Black Badge Course 2023
              April 29, 2023 USPSA Match 2023
              April 26, 2023 Steel Challenge League 2023-03
              April 22, 2023 Outlaw Rimfire Precision Series Match
              April 19, 2023 Steel Challenge League 2023-02 (Cancelled due to weather)
              April 16, 2023 Steel Challenge Match #2023-1
              April 12, 2023 Steel Challenge League 2023-01
              April 08, 2023 Rimfire Rifle League #4
              April 06, 2023 Action Shooting League - 2023
              March 19, 2023 Action Shooting League - St Patrick's Day Match Mar, 19 2023
              March 18, 2023 Rimfire Rifle League #3 2023 Full Day
              February 25, 2023 Rimfire Rifle League #2 2023 Full Day
              February 12, 2023 Action Shooting League - 2023
              January 28, 2023 Rimfire Rifle League 2023 Session 1
              January 14, 2023 Action Shooting League - 2023
              December 26, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022
              December 17, 2022 Rimfire Rifle League 2022 - #12
              December 10, 2022 Outlaw Precision Rimfire Series - BTSA 2022 - 09
              November 26, 2022 Outlaw Precision Rimfire Series - BTSA 2022 - 08
              November 12, 2022 Rimfire Rifle League 2022 - #11
              October 30, 2022 Black Badge Course 2022
              October 29, 2022 Rimfire Rifle League Night 2022 - #10
              October 16, 2022 Steel Challenge Match #2022-7 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              October 15, 2022 Action Shooting League - Halloween Match Oct 15 2022
              October 15, 2022 Outlaw Precision Rimfire Series - BTSA 2022 - 07
              October 02, 2022 USPSA Match #2022-3
              October 01, 2022 Advanced Pistol Fundamentals - 2022-2
              September 29, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-24
              September 29, 2022 John Dzurka Performance Pistol Training - 2022
              September 25, 2022 Outlaw Precision Rimfire Series - BTSA 2022 - 06
              September 24, 2022 IDPA Match #2022-4
              September 24, 2022 Black Badge Course 2022-10
              September 22, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-23
              September 18, 2022 Steel Challenge Match #2022-6 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              September 18, 2022 Rimfire Rifle League Night 2022 - #09
              September 17, 2022 Call for Volunteers - Young Guns & Family Shoot Event
              September 17, 2022 Young Guns Family Shoot! 2022-2
              September 15, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-22
              September 14, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-23 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              September 12, 2022 Rotating Range Closures
              September 10, 2022 Black Badge Course 2022-9
              September 08, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-21
              September 07, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-22 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              September 02, 2022 IPSC Alberta Provincial Championships
              August 29, 2022 IPSC Provincial Championship - Setup
              August 27, 2022 Black Badge Course 2022-8
              August 27, 2022 Outlaw Precision Rimfire Series - BTSA 2022 - 05
              August 27, 2022 IPSC Provincial Championship - Setup
              August 27, 2022 Call for Volunteers - 2022 IPSC Alberta Provincial Championships
              August 25, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-20
              August 25, 2022 John Dzurka Performance Pistol Training - 2022
              August 24, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-21 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              August 23, 2022 Rimfire Rifle League Night 2022 - #08
              August 21, 2022 IDPA Match #2022-3
              August 20, 2022 Steel Challenge Match #2022-5 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              August 18, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-19
              August 17, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-20 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              August 16, 2022 Rimfire Rifle League Night 2022 - #07
              August 14, 2022 USPSA Match #2022-2
              August 13, 2022 Annie Oakley Day - Woman's Program 2022
              August 13, 2022 Black Badge Course 2022-7
              August 11, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-18
              August 10, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-19 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              August 09, 2022 Rimfire Rifle League Night 2022 - #06
              August 04, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-17
              August 03, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-18 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              August 02, 2022 Rimfire Rifle League Night 2022 - #05
              July 30, 2022 Outlaw Precision Rimfire Series - BTSA 2022 - 04
              July 27, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-17
              July 26, 2022 Rimfire Rifle League Night 2022 - #04
              July 22, 2022 Canadian National Steel Challenge Championships
              July 22, 2022 Call for Volunteers - Canadian National Steel Challenge Championships
              July 21, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-16
              July 20, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-16 Nationals Practice Night sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              July 19, 2022 Rimfire Rifle League Night 2022 - #03
              July 17, 2022 Call for Volunteers - Work Bee
              July 16, 2022 Young Guns Family Shoot! 2022-1
              July 16, 2022 Black Badge Course 2022-6
              July 16, 2022 Call for Volunteers - Young Guns Event
              July 14, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-15
              July 13, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-15 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              July 12, 2022 Rimfire Rifle League Night 2022 - #02
              July 10, 2022 IDPA Match #2022-2
              July 09, 2022 Black Badge Course 2022-5
              July 07, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-14
              July 06, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-14 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              July 05, 2022 Rimfire Rifle League Night 2022 - #01
              July 02, 2022 USPSA Match #2022-1
              June 30, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-13
              June 29, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-13 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              June 26, 2022 Outlaw Precision Rimfire Series - BTSA 2022 - 03
              June 25, 2022 IDPA Match #2022-1
              June 23, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-12
              June 22, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-12 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              June 18, 2022 IPSC Qualifier Match - 2022- 1
              June 17, 2022 Setup - IPSC Qualifier Match - 2022- 1
              June 16, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-11
              June 15, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-11 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              June 12, 2022 Rimfire Rifle League 2022 - #03
              June 12, 2022 John Dzurka Performance Pistol Training - 2022-6
              June 11, 2022 John Dzurka Performance Pistol Training - 2022-5
              June 11, 2022 Steel Challenge Match #2022-4 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              June 11, 2022 Black Badge Course 2022-4
              June 10, 2022 John Dzurka Development Pistol Training - 2022-4
              June 09, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-10
              June 08, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-10 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              June 05, 2022 Clubhouse Work Bee - Canceled
              June 04, 2022 National Range Day & Open House 2022
              June 04, 2022 Call for Volunteers - National Range Day
              June 02, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-09
              June 01, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-09 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              May 29, 2022 Steel Challenge Match #2022-3 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              May 28, 2022 Black Badge Course 2022-3
              May 28, 2022 Outlaw Precision Rimfire Series - BTSA 2022 - 02
              May 26, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-08
              May 25, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-08 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              May 22, 2022 John Dzurka Performance Pistol Training - 2022-3
              May 21, 2022 Rimfire Rifle League 2022 - #02
              May 21, 2022 Black Badge Course 2022-2
              May 21, 2022 John Dzurka Development Pistol Training - 2022-2
              May 20, 2022 John Dzurka Development Pistol Training - 2022-1
              May 19, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-07
              May 18, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-07 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              May 15, 2022 Action Shooting League 3 Gun Event
              May 14, 2022 Call for Volunteers - Spring Range Clean Up
              May 14, 2022 Range Work Day - 2022
              May 12, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-06
              May 11, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-06 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              May 08, 2022 Mapleseed 2022 - 2
              May 07, 2022 Mapleseed 2022 - 1
              May 07, 2022 Black Badge Course 2022-1
              May 05, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-05
              May 04, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-05 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              April 30, 2022 Advanced Pistol Fundamentals - 2022-1
              April 28, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-04
              April 27, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-04 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              April 24, 2022 Outlaw Precision Rimfire Series - BTSA 2022 - 01
              April 21, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-03
              April 20, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-03 sponsored by Canada First Ammo (cancelled due to weather)
              April 16, 2022 Rimfire Rifle League 2022 - #01
              April 14, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-02
              April 13, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-02 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              April 09, 2022 Steel Challenge Match #2022-2 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              April 07, 2022 Action Shooting League - 2022-01
              April 06, 2022 Steel Challenge League 2022-01 sponsored by Canada First Ammo
              March 27, 2022 Steel Challenge Match #2022-1
              March 19, 2022 Action Shooting League Event
              February 06, 2022 Action Shooting League Event - 2022-02
              January 15, 2022 Action Shooting League Event 2022-01
              September 25, 2021 Young Guns Family Shoot!
              September 19, 2020 Cancelled - Young Guns and Family Turkey Shoot!
              August 15, 2020 Cancelled - Annie Oakley Day - Woman's Program #2020-1
              October 20, 2019 Young Guns and Family Turkey Shoot! (Alternate Day)
              October 19, 2019 Young Guns and Family Turkey Shoot!
              October 19, 2019 Call for Volunteers - Young Guns and Family Turkey Shoot!
              August 10, 2019 Young Guns - August Event
              June 23, 2019 Annie Oakley Day - Woman's Program #2019-1
              June 23, 2019 Volunteers - Annie Oakley Day
              May 20, 2019 Young Guns - Event #2019-1 - RAIN DATE

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