The social event of the year - NWCSA 97th Annual Club Banquet! Buy Your Tickets. Mark Your Calendar. Join the Fun!
IDPA matches at NWCSA usually consist of 6-7 different courses of fire (stages) where you will shoot about 100 rounds of service ammo (9mm/.38cal min). Shooters are timed and coupled with accuracy of fire a score will be assigned. There are no awards or cash prizes. Shooters attend an IDPA match to learn and improve their skills in a safe and friendly environment.
**Required before Hunting on NWCSA Property
Flagg Hill Archery Ranges Closed
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Based on United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA) rules. NWCSA is a non-affiliated club - not a sanctioned match.
All Ranges Closed during posted hours on this date, except those hosting a Scheduled Event
This is Tim Herron's Flagship Class, focused on the practical shooting skills that will help you more confidently plan, tackle, and shave time from your performance with a pistol.
Member Work/Service Hours - ALL RANGES CLOSED until 1:00PM.
This is Tim Herron's Flagship Class, focused on the practical shooting skills that will help you more confidently plan, tackle, and shave time from your performance with a pistol.
Long range shooting with centerfire rifles at steel plate silhouettes of a Buffalo and a “Quigley Bucket” at 200 yards. The silhouettes are suspended in a heavy metal frame with heavy chains. There is a sensing system attached to the target that detects when the target is hit by a bullet and flashes a strobe light which can be seen back at the firing line. Two classes of rifles are [...]
Membership Meetings are held the last Monday each month. Holiday/weather - meetings will be held the following Monday.
Bullseye Pistol - 2 Matches/night (5pm and 6pm), New shooters welcome!
NW CT Trout Unlimited Regular Monthly Meeting
Any .22 Long Rifle (no Magnum)
A Jerry Cloutier event. Food, fun and 5-Stand!
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Bullseye Pistol - 2 Matches/night (5pm and 6pm), New shooters welcome!
IDPA matches at NWCSA usually consist of 6-7 different courses of fire (stages) where you will shoot about 100 rounds of service ammo (9mm/.38cal min). Shooters are timed and coupled with accuracy of fire a score will be assigned. There are no awards or cash prizes. Shooters attend an IDPA match to learn and improve their skills in a safe and friendly environment.
No information available.