This is an open league. All skill levels are welcome. Safety, marksmanship, skill development, and friendly competition are emphasized. Anyone interested is encouraged to stop by and watch. New shooters to the League must participate in a preliminary orientation session.
COURSE OF FIRE: 22, Center Fire, Service Pistol & Revolver matches. NRA Short Course (i.e., 30 shot “National Match”), indoors, 25 yards. Fire any gun for the duration of any match.
FEES: 1 Gun: $50.00 2 Guns: $60.00 3 Guns: $65.00 4 Guns: $70.00 Non-ARPC member + $50.00 This is the full season price!
DISCLAIMER: The Pistol Executive Officer of the ARPC reserves the right to make any change, addition, or deletion to this program that is deemed necessary.
10 Meter Air Pistol League
The Arvada Rifle and Pistol Club will offer a 10 meter Air Pistol League to members and non-members.
Details: Start Date: October 20 . 10 best score for each shooter will be used for ranking and classification. In general, we will shoot on the same nights as the Air Pistol Silhouette League, with the exception: Silhouette league does not shoot on the third Monday of the month. 10 Meter will shoot every Monday.
Rules: NRA 10M Air Pistol rules will be used (mostly). This will NOT be a sanctioned league at this time. Open sights only fired off hand, with one hand. (Like NRA Precision Pistol). In an effort to generate more interest, shooters may use any sight and will be allowed to shoot with two hands. Those shooters who chose to shoot with two hands and/or with other than iron sights will not compete with the conventional shooters.
Times: Start at 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Shooters have 45 minutes to shoot 60 shots, 10 shots on 6 targets for score, 15 minutes sight in period prior to scoring targets (1hour total). Shooters must finish before 5:30. Shooters can start at any time when a station is available. Shooters will need to complete an orientation course before shooting on the electronic range.
Shooters will need to register in order to update badges to gain access to the electronic range. Time and date of orientation TBD. Shooters who are new to the electronic range will need to arrange an orientation session with Chad or Jennifer Meyer cahdandfuffer@yahoo.com. You will be given a shooter number and you will be allowed access to the electronic air range.
Fees: Members $40.00, non-members $60.00.
Questions may be addressed to Jack Fox jack.fox@comcast.net, Greg Fehr maddiggergf@comcast.net
Air Pistol Silhouette League
Room for two people (one team)
40 round match. CO2 and PCP Air Pistols. Iron Sights and Red Dots allowed. Two hand support allowed. We will accommodate handicap shooter as much as we can.
This league requires a commitment to your shooting partner and the other league members. You must be able to attend each week scheduled or shoot a make up score in advance. Space is limited to 12 teams (24 shooters). We have shooting times at 4:30, 6:00 and 7:30 pm. (6:00 has room for one team - no one can be added after 10/20)
Members - $40.00 Non Members - $60.00
Please contact Jane Mowbray at jmowbray54@outlook.com for more information. NO new shooters once the league starts.
Juniors will be using the 3 Position range, Electronic range, Air Pistol Silhouette range and Stringed range.
Members meeting to be held in the upstairs Classroom.
Civil Air Patrol Cadet Squadron NRA Marksmanship Qualifications
One on one coaching for women to become more comfortable with their firearms. Beginners welcome.
$25/year members
$50/year non-members
For additional information contact Jen Meyers at: jenmeyers3@gmail.com
Register at Practiscore
Setup from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm DOORS OPEN from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm for shooters. Doors will lock at 6:00 pm when match starts!
For more information contact Scott Schomer at: scottschomer06@gmail.com
Arvada Rifle & Pistol Club
Indoor Rimfire Bench Rest
Fun Shoots
These shoots are held on the Arvada Rifle & Pistol Club’s 25-meter range and will be contested at 25 meters. AR&PC now has movable, but substantial, rifle shooting benches for right-handed and left-handed shooters.
We will use USBR 50-yard rimfire BR targets. We allow 5 minutes final set-up time and 25 minutes to shoot unlimited sighting shots on the three sighting bulls and one shot on each of the 25 “record” bulls. We plan to start shooting a relay every 40 minutes or so. Scoring will be off the line.
This is a fun match; entry fees will be $10.00 per shooter for one or two relays for AR&PC members, $15.00 for the first one or two relays for non-members. Re-entries will be allowed after everyone that comes gets a chance to shoot once. All re-entry targets after the first two will be $5.00.
There will be no awards. More rules or changes to the rules will be made up by the match directors when they feel it necessary. The match director is Doug Maxwell.
We plant to start preparation for the first relay at 1 pm and one of us should be at the club and on the range by 12:30. If you have questions, contact Doug Maxwell: email dkmaxwell3@gmail.com cell phone: (303) 907-1667.
Dates for 2026 will be:
January 17
March 21
May 16
July 18
September 19
November 21
and the Christmas/New Year special on December 26, 2025.
Pistol Caliber Carbine includes any PCC style firearm using ammo allowed at the range
The match is open to everyone and registration will be on Practiscore.
Setup from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm. DOORS OPEN from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm for shooters. Doors will lock at 6:00 pm when match starts!
Click here for more information on USPSA events at ARPC
Setup from 7:00 am to 8:00 am. DOORS OPEN from 8:00 am to 9:00 am for shooters. Doors will lock at 9:00 am when match starts!
BOWLING PINS
This bowling pin event is shooting bowling pins off a table (yes real bowling pins). Two shooters at the same time to see who can shoot all of their bowling pins off the table first.
Register for this event online at PractiScore.com
Event Times:
Set Up 5:30pm - 6:15pm
Check in 6:15pm to 6:45pm
Shooters briefing and safety meeting 6:45pm
Doors lock at 6:45pm, must attend the meeting to participate.
Shooting 7:00pm - 8:30pm ish.
Any questions please contact Jeff Tarr at allenpro@aol.com
Air Rifle Benchrest at ARPC
Competition Rules Non-sanctioned events
· Only .177 calibers are allowed. Lead pellets consistent with production availability only.
· Power level is restricted to 1100 feet per second maximum (this is to protect the backstops).
· Any weight rifle is allowed. Provided it meets the .177 caliber and power limits.
· One and two piece front or rear adjustable rests and bi-pods are allowed.
· Scopes may utilize illumination.
· Tethered tanks are allowed.
Introduction to Air Rifle Benchrest at ARPC
Requirements for Participation
● The primary equipment required is an air rifle chambered in .177 caliber, suitable for competition. Both spring-type and modern PCP models are permitted. For PCP rifles, they must be capable of firing at least 25 consecutive rounds without refilling. To preserve the integrity of our backstop, rifles are limited to a maximum velocity of 1100 feet per second as specified by the manufacturer.
● Ammunition is necessary; competitors will fire a minimum of 75 rounds during the competitive portion, with practice shots available without restriction. Domed pellets are recommended, as wadcutter types may become unstable beyond a distance of 10 meters.
● A mounted scope is strongly advised, though not mandatory. Achieving a clear sight picture of the bullseye is challenging without optical assistance. A minimum magnification of 20x is suggested, although some competitors successfully utilize scopes with 12x power.
● Safety glasses are compulsory and must be worn at all times during participation.
● Hearing protection is highly recommended since certain air rifles can produce significant noise.
● Individuals aged 18 or older may participate independently. Minors are welcome to join but must have parental supervision. We encourage youth involvement in the sport.
● A benchrest or sandbag is required for stability during shooting. Limited numbers are available for participant use. Bipods are permitted in competition; however, benchrests must allow the rifle to rest freely and not clamp it.
● Targets for the competition will be provided by the organizers.
● Air refills for PCP rifles are available onsite, eliminating the need for participants to bring personal hand pumps.
The objective of these guidelines is to foster growth and inclusiveness within the sport, ensuring new and prospective participants feel welcomed and supported. First-time attendees will be partnered with an experienced member for mentorship and guidance. Youth participation is highly encouraged, families are welcome to involve their children in this engaging activity.
Air Rifle Silhouette - Upstairs Air Rifle Range
Total of 60 shots - 15 shots per critter.
We have space for 12 shooters.
Chicken = 20 yards Pig = 30 yards Turkey = 36 yards Ram = 43 yards
Shooting fee is $10.00 per shooter per night. Join us when it suits your schedule. Preregistration is encouraged to give me a head count.
Questions: please contact Jane Mowbray @ jmowbray54@outlook.com
REGISTER HERE
There will be classroom time, a walking tour and range time. Plan to stay with us from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm
You may want to bring a snack/lunch as we will run through the lunch hour.
Bring your own gun and ammo, hearing and eye protection and a pen. See restrictions on allowable types of guns and ammo.
If you have any questions or concerns please email us: mail@board.arpcinc.com
REGISTER ON CLASSROOM EVENT
Up to three (3) relays
Contact Wayne Harris for details and registration fees: waynewharris@hotmail.com
Contact Brian Armstrong for details at: brian@taildragger.org
The link for registration is on February 10 Event page.
This event is a two-day programs that teach the rifle marksmanship skills that were once commonly practiced in America. Our Instructors put in nearly 200 hours of training so they can teach the skills that will one day allow a Rifleman to be accurate out to 500 yards. This distance is known as the traditional “Rifleman’s Quarter Mile” and has been part of America’s marksmanship repertoire since our country’s earliest days.
During breaks, we’ll tell you the true story of the earliest days of our nation, including the detailed events of April 19, 1775. You may be surprised by what you hear.
Whether you’ve never fired a rifle before or you’re already a competitive shooter, no one who comes to a Project Appleseed event ever leaves the same. The new skills, history, and friendships are inspiring and life-changing.
development, and friendly competition are emphasized. Anyone interested is encouraged to stop by and watch. New shooters to the League must participate in a preliminary orientation session.
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Address: 5930 McIntyre St, Golden, CO 80403
Phone: 720.829.4180
