There are no classes currently scheduled at this time. If interested, please contact David Mackiernan at hotrodrockets@yahoo.com.
Have you wondered what Metallic Silhouette Target shooting was all about? Have you wondered if you can do it? Well, here is your chance to find out! TSF has two days for Metallic Silhouette Instruction / Coaching.
These classes are for the totally "I have no idea" newbie to the sport, or for the beginner or moderate shooter who would like a little more training. Coaches will be on hand for instruction.
Have you wondered what Metallic Silhouette Target shooting was all about? Have you wondered if you can do it? Well, here is your chance to find out! TSF has two days for Metallic Silhouette Instruction / Coaching.
These classes are for the totally "I have no idea" newbie to the sport, or for the beginner or moderate shooter who would like a little more training. Coaches will be on hand for instruction.
We have a Metallic Silhouette Coaching / Instruction Day scheduled before our next season of Matches.
January 18, 2020. 9 am. If you ever wanted to learn how to shoot the targets, here is your chance to learn. Coaches will be on hand to give instruction, advice, and tips.
January 18, 2020. 9 am. If you ever wanted to learn how to shoot the targets, here is your chance to learn. Coaches will be on hand to give instruction, advice, and tips.
What Do I Need?
A firearm (rifle or pistol) chambered in .22lr. At least 40 rounds of ammunition for just one match. (Double that for two matches.) (More if you want to practice, too.)
All Firearms should have some sort of chamber flag or open bolt indicator.
If you have a family member or friend who can "spot your shot" for you, that is a plus. A spotting scope or binoculars will be beneficial.
All spectators, spotters, and shooters must use eye and ear protection.
A firearm (rifle or pistol) chambered in .22lr. At least 40 rounds of ammunition for just one match. (Double that for two matches.) (More if you want to practice, too.)
All Firearms should have some sort of chamber flag or open bolt indicator.
If you have a family member or friend who can "spot your shot" for you, that is a plus. A spotting scope or binoculars will be beneficial.
All spectators, spotters, and shooters must use eye and ear protection.
PLEASE SEE THE METALLIC SILHOUETTE PAGE UNDER MATCHES-SHOOTS FOR MORE INFORMATION.