The new Long Range “L” has reached substantial completion and has been certified by the Alberta Chief Firearms Office. Members who have completed the online orientation may now use the range. The electronic target systems are not expected to be online for the first few days, but we do plan to have LED hit indicators…
The Shotgun Committee calibrated the Trap Machine for Doubles Throwing for its Shoot on August 23rd, and has decided to leave it set to doubles throw until the end of August (be advised, this timeline is preliminary, and the Trap machine may be converted to singles sooner at the Committee’s discretion if deemed appropriate). This…
You will soon see a new-style member’s badge on the range. The new design combines multiple cards for improved visibility. Five categories will be used this year: A green stripe means a member is authorized to use firearms on the indicated ranges. A purple stripe indicates a member is authorized to use the new long…
Effective for 2026, renewing members will not be required to re-take the entire safety test. We will be producing a condensed version that will only include safety topics that are new, changed or specifically selected by the Safety Committee based on their inspections. The new version will be available on December 1st and will be…
The rulebook has been updated for mid-year. Here’s what’s changed: References to paper guest passes have been removed. Effective January 1st passes will be available online only. Range L information added. Rifles must be cased/uncased on the shooting bench effective January 1st. Cease fire if wildlife spotted on the range. The entire book has been…
