Great turn out at The defensive shooting match with 11 shooters, the next defensive shooting match is January 7th Instead of December 31st, If there is anything you would like to see added or done differently plus any and all questions Let me know at [email protected]
The scores for the match our located in the PDF attached here Defensive shooting scores 10-29-2022
Gentle Shooters,
If you are a bowler or a pin shooter, you know the humiliation, the horror, and the 15 seconds that a standing bowling pin can exact on a person. This Saturday morning, at 9:30 at the Airfield Shooting Club range in scenic Wakefield, Virginia, you, yes you, can strike back. Bring your wrath, your handguns and carbines, and your skills to Sussex County November 5th. We have directions and rules for the match at www.airfieldshootingclub.org. Specific questions go to the pinhead at [email protected]. Go ahead, ask him anything, but remember he is a pinhead.
Steven
The umbrella corporation has taken over the range and they’ve brought zombies, Come out and join us in our efforts to take back what’s ours With 3 stages for the defensive shooting match total round count of 49 rounds per category
If you have any questions please email me at [email protected]
The stages are in the attached PDF—> here Defensive shooting match stages 10-29-2022<—
Airfield Shooting Club completed another successful 22LR rimfire bench rest match for October. The competition follows a modified American Rimfire Association rule format on the 50 yard line. Final match for this year is scheduled for November 20th, if you haven’t had a chance to test your shooting skills here’s your opportunity. See you at the 50 yard line!
Satursay the 29th The last defensive shooting match of the year, Grab your gear and come out and join a run and gun Set up 9:00AM shooters brief at 9:30AM.
Members entry fee $5 non-members entry fee $10 additional categories for each $2 a piece
Any questions please contact me at [email protected]
The Stages will be posted in a few days
Save the date! Sept 23/24, 2023
ASC is hosting David Jenkins, founder of Rochester Personal Defense to put on Dave Spaulding’s Handgun Combatives Class. Dave Spaulding retired and has only certified a few folks to continue teaching his course and Dave Jenkins is one of them. I have known Dave Jenkins for several years and taken instructor classes with him as well as taken classes from him and can recommend Dave completely.
This class is something you won’t want to miss. This is why I am telling you to mark your calendars now. The final price is being worked out, but it will be around $500 per person. Details will follow shortly.
If interested please contact Scott Sampson at [email protected].
Here is the class description:
This course takes the handgun from a sporting, plinking, or recreational implement, to a tool of combat- to be ready and willing to fight if avoidance and evasion fail. The purpose of this course is to build solid essential skills (grip, trigger control, body position, holster skills, reloads, malfunction clearances, etc.) and put them in the fight! Students will be trained to anchor and improve these essential skills under set time frames established in six (6) standards that will be shot during the course combining speed and combat accuracy.
This is not a course for the brand new shooter. You must have a good foundation of skills (grip, stance, sighting, trigger operation) and a desire to become more efficient.
This course will show you how to effectively use your handgun for real-world combat in a life-or-death situation. This includes:
What you will need:
We have limited shooter positions open for the morning match 8:30 am -12:00 pm and afternoon match (1:00 pm – 4:00). Each competition limited to ten (10) shooters on the 25 – 50-yard ranges.
Reserve your bench for either the morning or afternoon shoot by contacting Tom at tom.sanford@
Cost is $5 – ASC Members, $10 – Non-Members. Rules and additional rimfire information posted on website> “Club Programs” under Rimfire Challenge. All participants must attend the morning or afternoon Safety Meeting to shoot!
There will be a (hopefully brief) work party Sunday afternoon (October 9th) at 2:30. The goal of this work party is to maintain the structural integrity of the 50-yard range shelter. We will be installing joist hangers on some of the joists in the overhead. We will also be removing some of the load (wood) stored in the overhead. We will need bottle jacks (and wood to adjust their height), 4×4 or larger post to jack the joists, come alongs with straps or chains, LARGE pipe wrenches (to twist the joists of necessary), and impact drivers with ¼ inch drivers. If you can help and can bring any of the items above, please let me know. Otherwise, I’ll have to acquire them. I can be reached at [email protected].
Thanks, and I hope to see you at the range!
Art Schoner
ASC XO
Or even a tropical storm. Yes, Gentle Shooters, we sure did think about it, but no, we can’t play in the rain this weekend. See you in November.
Steven
Airfield Shooting Club completed another successful 22LR rimfire bench rest match for September with fifteen (15) total shooters between the morning and afternoon sessions. The competition follows a modified American Rimfire Association rule format on the 50 yard line. A huge shoutout to Art and various club members and volunteers replacing and adding more wooden frames which support range events. Next match is scheduled for October 16th.
September Rim Fire Scores –>ASC Rimfire Bench Rest Scores 9_18_2022<–
