2025 BC International Skeet Provincial Championship
2025 British Columbia International Skeet Provincial Championship
Courtenay and District Fish & Game Protective Association
October 24th to 26th 2025
Match Schedule:
Qualification for Provincial Champions [1-courses of fire equals 125 number of targets shot in 2 days (75+50) Plus ISSF Final. After qualification, Top 6 BC residents are Eligible for ISSF finals to determine BC Champion.
SCHEDULE
Open Training Wed.OCT 22nd 8:00 Registration
Open Training Thurs. OCT 23rd 8:00 Registration
Pre-Event Training Fri. OCT 24th 12:00 Squadded 3 Rounds
Competition Sat. OCT 25th 10:00 75-Target/Shooter Meeting
Competition Sun. OCT 26th 10:00 50- Target/Final
Match events categories:
Individual Men / Individual Women /Individual Men Junior / Individual Women / Junior
(Reserve’s the right to change categories due to number of participators or other unseen circumstances).
Match event registration:
Event registration fee. Individual $150 CAD. / Junior. $125 CAD
All registration fees must be paid in full prior to the PET event. Payment
methods accepted: cash or cheque only.
Training rounds: $8.50 per round of 25 targets (Paid in cash or cards to Courtenay and District Fish & Game Protective Association at the Venue.
Ammunition: Available for the Match (for sale at the venue - Contact Luke Cheng) Clever T3 #9 - 24 gram @ $166 per flat
Match Targets: International white flyer targets will be supplied for the Qualification event and Finals event.
Contact: Luke Cheng
For Full Programs please CLICK HERE
2025 George Hutcheson Hibernation Match
2025 George Hutcheson Hibernation Match
When: Friday – Sunday, November 7-9, 2025, 5:00 PM, PST
Where: Richmond Rod and Gun Club - 7400 River Road Richmond BC, Canada
EVENT DETAILS:
General Information
Venue & Facilities
The competition will be held at the Richmond Rod and Gun Club, located at: 7400 River Rd Suite 140, Richmond BC, Canada
Equipped with 16 SIUS Electronic Targets
Wheelchair accessible
free parking available on site
Match Start Times
The start times listed on the schedule refer to the time of the first SCORING shot, per ISSF Rule 6.11.1.1
Preparation and Sighting Time begin 15 minutes prior to the published start time
Rules
Current Shooting Federation of Canada (SFC) and International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) rules will apply
It is the responsibility of all participants to be familiar with these rules
The Organizing Committee reserves the right to modify the schedule or procedures based on conditions
Eligibility
Valid BCTSA membership or membership in your respective provincial or state shooting organization is required
Out-of-province athletes are welcome and may participate
Equipment Control
All equipment must comply with current ISSF specifications
Equipment will be inspected during designated control periods and may be re-checked during competition
Note: Equipment check MUST be conducted on Friday, November 7 between 5:00pm and 8:00pm
Protests & Scoring Challenges
Scoring challenge fee: $5.00
Protests will be handled by the Jury. The Jury’s decisions are final
Events & Courses of Fire
All events take place at 10 meters (standing position unless noted):
Air Rifle – Men / Junior Men: 2 × 60 shots
Air Rifle – Women / Junior Women: 2 × 60 shots
Air Pistol – Men / Junior Men: 2 × 60 shots
Air Pistol – Women / Junior Women: 2 × 60 shots
Awards
Awards will be presented in the following categories:
Junior Awards
Classification Awards (MA, VT, EX, SS, MM, LADY)
Note: Awards will be presented after the final relay has been completed
Classifications & Categories
All athletes must register according to their official SFC classification
Proof of classification must be presented at check-in
NRA/USA Shooting classifications are not accepted
Shooters without a current classification will compete as Expert (EX)
Falsifying classification may result in disqualification without refund
Age Categories
Sub Junior (SJ): Until December 31 of the year they turn 16
Junior (JR): From January 1 of the year following their 16th birthday, until December 31 of the year they turn 21
Veteran (VT): Must be 55 or older on the first day of competition
Veterans may use older equipment (if no longer active competitors), but scopes are not allowed
REGISTRATION FORM - Please CLICK HERE
Officials - Annual Town Hall
Officials - Save the date for the Annual Town Hall
Chance to hear updates about what is happening for officials in all shooting disciplines and discuss current items of relevance.
More information will be shared as event approaches.
Rifle Match - TIRPC
50 Meter ISSF Match Rifle/ SFC Sporting/Hunting Rifle
Date: Saturday October 11, 2025
Time: 10:00am to 3:00pm
Location: Pan Am Range Toronto International Trap and Skeet Club/TIRPC 5206 Sideroad 5 , Cookstown, ON L0L-1L0
Non-member entrance to the range is through the door located at the southwest corner of the building. Look for the sign on the door. Dress for the weather. This is an outdoor range.
***STRICT SPEED LIMIT OF 15KM ON THE PROPERTY***
Relay 1 match firing starts 10:30 hours
Relay 2 match firing starts 13:00 hours
Athletes will be called to the line 15 minutes prior to the relay start time. Athletes will change and score their own targets. Spotting scopes are permitted.
***Eye and Hearing Protection are required. ISSF/SFC Rules will be observed. We reserve the right to modify those rules for the range and conditions***
Cost, Information and Registration:
All athletes who are members in good standing with local, provincial and national shooting organizations are invited to this match. The match fee is $5.00 cash per relay payable on the day of the match. Space for this match is limited respond early. Please email the Match Director at bob.ossowski@gmail.com with your choice of relay and discipline that you will be shooting. You will be assigned a relay on a first come, first serve basis.
Amenities:
**Food services are available at the range clubhouse or nearby. Washrooms are located in the old brick clubhouse located by the trap fields**
Pistol Match Invitation 50 Meter Pistol
Pistol Match Invitation
50 Meter Pistol
(.22LR only)
Date: Saturday September 27, 2025
Time: 9:30am to 4:00pm
Location: Pan Am Range Toronto International Trap and Skeet Club/TIRPC 5206 Sideroad 5 , Cookstown, ON L0L-1L0
Non-member entrance to the range is through the door located at the southwest corner of the building. Look for the sign on the door.
***Dress for the weather. This is an outdoor range***
***STRICT SPEED LIMIT OF 15KM ON THE PROPERTY***
Setup: 9:30am
PET: 10:00am
Relay 1: 11:00am
Relay 2: 1:30pm
Athletes will be called to the line at the posted relay start time. Athletes will change, patch and score their own targets. Spotting scopes are permitted. Eye and Hearing Protection are required. ISSF Rules will be observed. We reserve the right to modify those rules for the range and conditions.
Cost, Information and Registration:
All athletes who are members in good standing with their local, provincial/state or national shooting organizations are invited to this match. The fee for the match is $5.00 payable in cash on the day of the match. Space for this match is limited. Please email the Match Directorwith your 1st and 2nd choice of relay. You will be assigned a relay on a first come, first serve basis. Please respond early if interested. Match Director: Bob Ossowski at: bob.ossowski@gmail.com to reserve a spot.
Amenities: Food services are now available at the range. Washrooms are located in the old brick clubhouse located by the trap fields.
ISSF 25 Meter open/ Centerfire Pistol Match
ISSF 25 Meter open/ Centerfire Pistol Match
Date: Sunday September 21, 2025
Time: 9:00am to 2:00pm
Location: Indoor range. Barrie Gun Club 3619 County Road 40, Springwater, Ontario L4M-4S4
Course of Fire:
This is a ISSF 25M Open/Centerfire Pistol Match. You may shoot in .22LR or centerfire up to 38/9mm caliber.
Relay 1: 9:15hrs
Relay 2: 11:00hrs
***Eye and Hearing Protection are required***
***ISSF Rules will be observed. We reserve the right to modify the rules for the range and conditions***
Cost, Information and Registration:
All athletes who are in good standing with their local, provincial or national shooting organizations are invited to this match. The match fee is $5.00 cash per relay payable on the day of the match. Space for this match is limited to 8 athletes per relay. Please email the Match Director at: bob.ossowski@gmail.com with your first and second choice of relay. You will be assigned a relay on a first come, first serve basis. Please respond early if interested.
Amenities:
**Food services are available nearby**
IB Pistol Coaching Course - Special for Coaches Week
Instructor Beginner (IB) Pistol Coaching Course
Formation entraîneurs débutants Cours d'entraînement au pistolet (anglais)
Details and Fees:
Instructor Beginner Pistol Course
Friday September 19th 4:00 - 8:00pm PST
Saturday Sept 20th 8:00am - 5:00pm PST (will be given an hour lunch)
Must attend the entire course
$75 for the Course and the Manual - Discounted for initial coaching courses for Coaches Week
NOTE: SFC Membership is required to register.
Registration deadline September 18th
IB Shotgun Coaching Course - Special for Coaches Week
Instructor Beginner (IB) Shotgun Coaching Course
Formation entraîneurs débutants Cours d'entraînement Trap/Skeet (anglais)
Details and Fees:
Instructor Beginner Shotgun Course
Friday September 19th 4:00 - 8:00pm PST
Saturday Sept 20th 8:00am - 5:00pm PST (will be given an hour lunch)
Must attend the entire course
$75 for the Course and the Manual - Discounted for initial coaching courses for Coaches Week
NOTE: SFC Membership is required to register.
Registration deadline is September 18th
IB Rifle Coaching Course - Special for Coaches Week
Instructor Beginner (IB) Rifle Coaching Course
Formation entraîneurs débutants Cours d'entraînement au pistolet (anglais)
The course will require pre-reading & pre-work
Details and Fees:
Instructor Beginner Rifle Course
Monday September 15th 7:00 - 9:00pm MT
Tuesday September 16th 7:00 - 9:00pm MT
Wednesday Sept 17th 7:00 - 9:00pm MT
Must attend the entire course
$75 for the Course and the Manual - Discounted for initial coaching courses for Coaches Week
NOTE: SFC Membership is required to register.
Registration deadline is September 8th
Toronto Estonian Rifle and Pistol Club (TEPP) 2025 Fall Olympic Rapid Fire Match
Toronto Estonian Rifle and Pistol Club (TEPP)
2025 Fall Olympic Rapid Fire Match
Seedrioru Estonian Summer Camp Outdoor Range
Event date: Saturday, Sept 13, 2025.
Location: Seedrioru Estonian Summer Camp Society
RR #1, 6338 Eighth Line W,
Elora, ON N0B 1S0
Canada
Entry Forms available by clicking here
Directions available by clicking here
Course of Fire: The main match is an ISSF 25M Olympic Rapid Fire Pistol match with 2 X 30 shot stages plus sighters. There will be 3 competitors per relay and competitors will shoot both stages on the same relay.
In addition, competitors can shoot a Classic Rapid Fire match using the old .22 short rapid fire pistols with the ISSF course of fire
Also, if you are a red dot sight shooter, you are welcome to shoot the ISSF course of fire using that sight type.
Scores for Classic and Red Dot competitors will be compiled separately from the 25M Olympic Rapid Fire scores.
Rules: Official SFC Rules for ISSF events.
Protection: All competitors must wear eye and ear protection.
Range: 25 Metre outdoor range.
Entries: Match is open to all competitors.
Responsibility & Conduct: The Toronto Estonian Rifle and Pistol club, the Seedrioru Estonian Summer Camp or any of its individual members will assume no responsibility for any accidents or loss occurring on or in the vicinity of the range.
Targets: Official ISSF targets are used for all matches.
Scoring: Will be done by the competitors. Signature of competitors will be final on scorecards.
Amenities: Water will be available for competitors
Washroom facilities are available on site but are about a 10 minute walk from the range .
POSITIONS WILL BE ALLOCATED ON A “FIRST COME” BASIS.
NOTIFICATION will only be sent to all those who cannot be given their first choice.
Questions/entries: Dennis Pyle dennis.w.pyle@gmail.com
Margus Jukkum margus@interlog.com
QUALIFICATION COMPETITION AIR RIFLE 10M AND RIFLE 3P 50 M | COMPÉTITION DE QUALIFICATION CARABINE AIR 10M ET CARABINE 3P 50M
COMPÉTITION DE QUALIFICATION
CARABINE AIR 10M ET CARABINE 3P 50M
13-14 SEPTEMBRE 2025
(English version below)
ENDROIT : Club Sportif de la Mauricie
1500 Rte Bradley, Trois-Rivières, G0X 1C0
(Sortie 210, Autoroute 40 Est)
RESPONSABLES : Gale Stewart, entraineur national (carabine)
Courriel : nastcoach@sfc-ftc.ca
Christian Jacques, directeur de compétition
Courriel: cjacques2106@gmail.com
JUGES EN CHEF: Carabine Air 10m : Manon Normandin (ISSF B)
Carabine 3P 50m : Jean Delisle (ISSF B)
RÈGLEMENTS : I.S.S.F.
Il est de la responsabilité de chaque athlète et entraineur de connaître et respecter les règlements ISSF, incluant les règles concernant la tenue vestimentaire.
ÉPREUVES : Carabine à air 10 m : 2 matchs, 22 participants maximum
Carabine 3P 50m: 2 matchs, 18 participants maximum
(incluant les disciplines de paratir)
NOTE IMPORTANTE : Cet événement est réservé prioritairement aux athlètes tentant d’obtenir des résultats de qualification pour les équipes de haute performance de la Fédération canadienne de tir. (critères de qualification : https://www.sfc-ftc.ca/fr/high-performance)
COÛT : Senior : 75 $ (1 discipline) / 85$ (2 disciplines)
Junior (21 ans et moins) : 50 $ (1 discipline) / 60$ (2 disciplines)
Payable en argent ou par virement Interac à cjacques2106@gmail.com (Question: Qualification, Réponse: Septembre)
MÉDAILLES : Les médailles seront attribuées selon le nombre de participants dans chaque catégorie, selon le barème suivant :
• 5 participants et plus = 3 médailles
• 4 participants = 2 médailles
• 3 participants = 1 médaille
ÉQUIPEMENT : Bonbonnes d’air comprimé disponible sur place
INSCRIPTION : Vous devez réserver vos choix de disciplines et relèves par courriel à cjacques2106@gmail.com .
Une confirmation de vos relèves vous sera donnée par courriel.
Carte de membre de la Fédération canadienne de tir requise.
Choix de relais disponibles ici
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QUALIFICATION COMPETITION
AIR RIFLE 10M AND RIFLE 3P 50 M
SEPTEMBER 13-14 2025
LOCATION: Club Sportif de la Mauricie
1500 Route Bradley, Trois-Rivières, G0X 1C0
(Exit 210, Highway 40 Est)
ORGANIZERS : Gale Stewart, (carabine)
Email : nastcoach@sfc-ftc.ca
Christian Jacques, director
Email: cjacques2106@gmail.com
OFFICIALS: Air Rifle 10m : Manon Normandin (ISSF B)
Rifle 3P 50 m: Jean Delisle (ISSF B)
RULES : I.S.S.F.
It is the athletes and coaches responsibility to know and respect the ISSF rules, including rules on clothing.
Disciplines : Air Rifle 10 m : 2 matches, 22 participants maximum
Rifle 3P 50m : 2 matches, 18 participants maximum
(including parashoothing)
IMPORTANT NOTE : This event is offered in priority to athletes trying to obtain qualification scores for the High Performance Teams of the Shooting Federation of Canada.
(qualification criteria : https://www.sfc-ftc.ca/en/high-performance)
COST : Senior : 75 $ (1 discipline) / 85$ (2 disciplines)
Junior (21 ans and under) : 50 $ (1 discipline) / 60$ (2 disciplines)
Payable cash or by etranfer to :
cjacques2106@gmail.com (Question: Qualification, Answer: Septembre)
MEDALS : Medals will be awarded based on the number of participants in each category based on the following criteria:
• 5 participants or more = 3 medals
• 4 participants = 2 medals
• 3 participants = 1 medal
EQUIPEMENT : Air tanks available on site
REGISTRATION : You must reserve your choices of disciplines and relays by email to cjacques2106@gmail.com . Confirmation of your relays will be sent by email.
SFC membership required.
2025 BC Provincial Air Gun Championships
2025 BC Provincial Air Gun Championships
Venue & Facilities
The competition will be held at the Canadian National Shooting Training Centre, located at: Unit 3, 5850 Byrne Road, Burnaby, BC, Canada
Equipped with 20 SIUS Electronic Targets
Wheelchair accessible
Ample free parking available on site
Match Start Times
The start times listed on the schedule refer to the time of the first SCORING shot, per ISSF Rule 6.11.1.1
Preparation and Sighting Time begins 15 minutes prior to the published start time
Rules
Current Shooting Federation of Canada (SFC) and International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) rules will apply
It is the responsibility of all participants to be familiar with these rules
The Organizing Committee reserves the right to modify the schedule or procedures based on conditions
Eligibility
Valid BCTSA membership or membership in your respective provincial shooting organization is required
Out-of-province athletes are welcome and may participate in finals
Only BC residents with valid BCTSA membership are eligible to be titled BC Provincial Champion
Equipment Control
All equipment must comply with current ISSF specifications
Equipment will be inspected during designated control periods and may be re-checked during competition
Protests & Scoring Challenges
Scoring challenge fee: $5.00
Protests will be handled by the Jury. The Jury’s decisions are final
Events & Courses of Fire
All events take place at 10 meters (standing position unless noted):
Air Rifle – Men / Junior Men: 2 × 60 shots
Air Rifle – Women / Junior Women: 2 × 60 shots
Air Pistol – Men / Junior Men: 2 × 60 shots
Air Pistol – Women / Junior Women: 2 × 60 shots
Adaptive Shooting (SH1/SH2): 2 × 60 shots
Note: Juniors wishing to be eligible for Class awards or Finals must pay the adult entry fee
Finals
Finals will be conducted according to ISSF 2024 rules
Top 8 Men and Women (Air Rifle and Air Pistol) shooters, including Juniors who paid full fees, will be invited to the Finals
BC Provincial Champions will be determined based on Final results
Only BC residents with valid BCTSA membership are eligible for these titles
Awards
Awards will be presented in the following categories:
Junior Awards
Classification Awards (MA, EX, SS, MM, TE)
Open Event Awards
Award Allocation by Entries per Class:
1–2 entries: 1 award
3–4 entries: 2 awards
5+ entries: 3 awards
⚠️ Winners of Championship awards in non-Olympic events are not eligible for Class awards in those events
Classifications & Categories
All athletes must register according to their official SFC classification
Proof of classification must be presented at check-in
NRA/USA Shooting classifications are not accepted
Shooters without a current classification will compete as Temporary Expert (TE)
Falsifying classification may result in disqualification without refund
Age Categories
Sub Junior (SJ): Until December 31 of the year they turn 16
Intermediate Junior (IJ): From January 1 of the year following their 16th birthday, until December 31 of the year they turn 21
Veteran (VT): Must be 55 or older on the first day of competition
Veterans may use older equipment (if no longer active competitors), but scopes are not allowed
Abbreviations
MA = Master
EX = Expert
SS = Sharpshooter
MM = Marksman
TE = Temporary Expert
SJ = Sub Junior
IJ = Intermediate Junior
VT = Veteran
SH1 / SH2 = Adaptive classifications (IPC)
Fees
Adult ISSF Events (Air Pistol / Air Rifle): $100.00
Junior ISSF Events: $85.00
Match Schedule
Friday, September 12
16:00 to 17:45 Registration, Equipment Control, and Practice (upon range readiness)
Relay 1 - 18:00 to 19:15
Saturday, September 13
Relay 2 – 08:30 to 09:45
Relay 3 – 10:30 to 11:45
Relay 4 – 13:30 to 14:45
Relay 5 – 15:30 to 16:45
Relay 6 – 17:30 to 18:45
Sunday, September 14
Relay 7 – 08:30 to 09:45
Relay 8 – 10:30 to 11:45
Final – Air Pistol Men: 12:130 to 13:15
Final – Air Pistol Women: 14:00 to 14:45
Final – Air Rifle Men: 15:30 to 16:15
Final – Air Rifle Women: 17:00 to 17:45
Tear down immediately after the final
Awards Ceremony follows tear down
You or your representative must be present to receive awards
Code of Conduct & Safety Rules
All participants, coaches, and spectators must follow the competition code of conduct and range safety protocols.
General Behavior
Show respect to range staff, officials, volunteers, and fellow competitors
Disruptive or unsportsmanlike conduct will not be tolerated
Range Safety
All air guns must be unloaded and open when not on the firing line
Only handle firearms at designated locations or under RO instruction
No dry firing or aiming outside of your firing point
Always point firearms downrange
Shooters must not leave the firing point with a pressurized or loaded gun
Additional Notes
Loud noise is allowed, but must not interfere with safety or scoring
No flash photography near the firing line
Spectators must remain behind designated lines
Smoking and vaping are prohibited inside the venue
Waiver & Consent
By signing and paying the entry fee, I authorize the BC Target Sports Association and its affiliates to:
Collect and use my personal information for match operations
Publish participant lists, scores, and photographs in media and newsletters
Use my date of birth to determine competition category
I waive the right to inspect or approve final materials
Contact Information
Match Director: Alan Zhao
Phone: (778) 892-0528
Email: vp@bctsa.bc.ca
Annual Meeting
Shooting Federation of Canada - Federation de Tir du Canada
ANNUAL MEETING
April 1st, 2024 – March 31st, 2025, Fiscal Year
Saturday September 6th, 2025
12:00 pm ET
Please see the Annual Meeting webpage for more details - CLICK HERE
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Fédération de tir du Canada - Shooting Federation of Canada
ASSEMBLÉE ANNUELLE
1er avril 2024 – 31 mars 2025, exercice financier
Samedi 6 septembre 2025
12 h 00 HE
Pour plus d'informations, veuillez consulter la page Web consacrée à l'assemblée annuelle - CLIQUEZ ICI
Corporation Information Session
Information Session - New for 2025
In preparation for the Annual Meeting, SFC is hosting a virtual information session on Wednesday September 3rd at 7:00 pm ET.
The agenda includes important information in preparation for the Annual Meeting such as meet the candidates for the Board of Directors, review of the financial statements and an overview of the voting procedures.
This session is open to everyone, and we encourage all to attend.
Please register by clicking HERE
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Séance d'information - Nouveauté pour 2025
En préparation de l'assemblée annuelle, SFC organise une séance d'information virtuelle le mercredi 3 septembre à 19 h (heure de l'Est).
L'ordre du jour comprend des informations importantes en vue de l'assemblée annuelle, telles que la présentation des candidats au conseil d'administration, l'examen des états financiers et un aperçu des procédures de vote.
Cette séance est ouverte à tous, et nous encourageons tout le monde à y participer.
Veuillez vous inscrire en cliquant ICI.

Manitoba Provincial ISSF Skeet Championships PET
Pre Even Training for Manitoba Provincial ISSF Skeet Championships
2025 Canadian National Pistol Championships / Championnat canadien de pistolet 2025
2025 Canadian National Pistol Championships
Championnat canadien de pistolet 2025
Cookstown - Innisfil, Ontario
August 15 to 21, 2025 (Air Events 15-17)
15 au 21 août 2024
Shooting Facilities
The Pan American Range features 30 covered positions at 50 meters, equipped with Megalink Electronic target systems. Additionally, the Air Range offers 50 positions, also utilizing Megalink Electronic systems. The facility is designed to be wheelchair accessible, and parking is abundant. Major hotels and motels are conveniently located about a 20-minute drive from the range.
Individual Events
25 m Pistol Women: (60 competition shot. Each competitor will fire two complete matches over two days)
25 m Rapid Fire Men (two halves of 30 shots per half course. Two complete courses over two days)*
10 m Pistol (Air Pistol) (60 competition shot match for both men and women. Each competitor will fire two complete matches:)
25 m Standard Pistol (60 competition shots)
25 m Centre Fire Pistol (60 competition shots divided into 30 precision and 30 rapid fire)
CISM Military Rapid Fire (CISM rules)

STSA PISTOL PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
STSA PISTOL PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
August 9th - 10th, 2025
Prince Albert Wildlife Federation
15 St. NE & Central Ave. N, Prince Albert, SK
Saturday – 08:30 Registration
9:00 – Free Pistol
11:00 – Standard Pistol
1:00 – Centre Fire/Sport Pistol (Women & Juniors )
3:00 – Olympic Rapid Fire
Award Presentations to Follow
Sunday – 08:30 Registration
09:00 – NRA Rim Fire
Followed by NRA Centre Fire
Followed by NRA .45
Fees: $75.00 match registration fee (includes unlimited events & PAWF range fee)
STSA membership ($25) or a STSA membership ($5) and a membership in another provincial shooting organization is required to participate in this event.
Awards: Provincial Champions (must be from Saskatchewan) will receive an award. Other awards may be awarded based on registration numbers.
Note: IF YOU WISH TO APPLY FOR THE 2025 SASKATCHEWAN PISTOL TEAM FOR A LIVE FIRE EVENT YOU MUST ATTEND THIS MATCH.
Rules: Modified ISSF rules as required for the range will apply. A match jury will be appointed to rule on protests. All challenges must be accompanied by a $5.00 challenge fee, which shall be refunded should the jury rule in favor of the shooter. Random gun checks will be conducted throughout the competition.
Meals: Lunches will be available at the range for purchase (cash or etransfer only each day - $10). You can add lunches to your registration fee when sending your e-transfer for payment as well.
Registration: Please pre-register by emailing VP - Competitions at stsa.competitions@gmail.com with the events you are participating in, shooting classification and if you will be having a lunch for one or both days. Payment for the $75 Registration fee and $10 per day for lunches can be e-Transferred to financial@sasktargetshooting.ca .
Thank you so much in advance and we look forward to seeing you!!
Air Pistol Match
Air Pistol Match
Date: Saturday August 2, 2025
Location: Indoor range. Barrie Gun Club 3619 County Road 40 (formerly Pinegrove Road), Springwater, Ontario L4M-4S4
Time: 9am to 2pm
Course of Fire:
Air Pistol Match. 60 shots plus sighting shots. We will be using paper targets. ISSF rules will be followed. We reserve the right to alter the rules to fit the range conditions. An air tank will be available. Pellets will be available for a small fee. ***A limited number of beginner air pistols will be available***
Relay 1: 9:00am
Relay 2: 12:00 noon
***Eye and Hearing Protection are required***
Cost, Information and Registration:
The match fee is $10.00 cash per relay payable on the day of the match. Space for this match is limited to 8 athletes per relay. Please email the Match Director with your first and second choice of relay. You will be assigned a relay on a first come, first serve basis. Please respond early if interested.
Match Director: Bob Ossowski at: bob.ossowski@gmail.com to reserve a spot.
Amenities:
**Food services are available near Barrie Gun Club**
2025 BC Smallbore Provincial Championships
2025 BC Smallbore Provincial Championships
When: 02 Aug 2025 8:00 AM, PDT
Where: PCDHFC, 5000 Upper Harper Road, Coquitlam, BC, V3E 3H1
EVENT DETAILS:
Eligibility: Membership in the SFC and the BCTSA or their respective Provincial or National organization is REQUIRED. Only BC residents will be titled as BC Champion.
Current published SFC and ISSF rules will apply as much as possible. It is the responsibility of all participants to be familiar with the current ISSF rules (Lead bullets, equipment control and dress codes etc).
All events are open to female and male shooters. The Sport Pistol and Center Fire Pistol will be run at the same time so an athlete can only choose one.
There will be a match winner for each discipline (the best score overall) who gets a gold medal and a trophy, and then the gold/silver/bronze medals will be awarded to each classification (Master, Expert, Sharpshooter, Marksman, Novice) into junior, women and men categories.
Adult athletes without SFC classification will be competing in Expert Class. Registering at a higher class is allowed but not a lower one.
Registration: Click here for the registration form.
Social Event:
Time: 6pm on Aug 2
Location: Cat & Fiddle Sports Bar & Restaurant, 1979 Brown St, Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 2N4
Range set up: Saturday, Aug 2, 07:00 - 08:30. Volunteers are needed.
Pistol Match schedule
Saturday, Aug 2, 09:00 - 11:00: 50m pistol - shot at 25m with reduced targets
Saturday, Aug 2, 12:30 - 14:30: Standard Pistol
Saturday, Aug 2, 15:30 - 16:30: Military Rapid Fire Pistol. Note: It is free to use a .22LR or a Center Fire Pistol (following ISSF rules, no FMJ) in this event
Sunday Aug 3, 09:00 - 11:00: Sport/Center Fire pistol
Sunday Aug 3, 12:30 - 16:00: Rapid Fire Pistol
Awards on Aug 3 at 17:00 after range tear down.
Rifle Match schedule
Saturday, Aug 2, 09:30 - 11:30: 50m Sporting Rifle Prone
Saturday, Aug 2, 13:30–15:30: 50m Sporting Rifle 3-Position
Sunday, Aug 3, 09:30 - 11:30: 50m Match Rifle Prone
Sunday, Aug 3, 13:30–15:30: 50m Match Rifle 3-Position
Awards on Aug 3 at 17:00 after range tear down.
Cost
Admin fee: $50
Each event: $30
2025 Canadian National Rifle Championships | Championnat canadien de carabine 2025
Cookstown - Innisfil, Ontario
August 1 - 7, 2025
1 - 7 août 2025
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Shooting Facilities
The Pan American Range features 30 covered positions at 50 meters, equipped with Megalink Electronic target systems. Additionally, the Air Range offers 50 positions, also utilizing Megalink Electronic systems. The facility is designed to be wheelchair accessible, and parking is abundant. Major hotels and motels are conveniently located about a 20-minute drive from the range.
Range Equipment
Please bring your own shooting mat, scope stand, extensions, stapler, stool, or chair—in other words, bring everything you need. However, if you prefer not to bring your own mat, Pan Am mats will be available for use.
Match Start Times
Please note that the times on the schedule are the times for the first SCORING shot in ISSF events. (Rule 6.11.1.1) Preparation and Sighting time will commence 15 minutes earlier than the published start time except for Sporting/Hunting Rifle where the start time listed is the first sighting shot time.
Shooting Order Position
Note that in ISSF 3-Position matches the sequence is now Kneeling, Prone, Standing. In Sporting Rifle 3-Positon matches the sequence is still Prone, Standing, Kneeling.
Rules and Regulations
The current ISSF rules, including all amendments, interpretations, and errata available on the ISSF website, will apply to all ISSF events. Sporting Rifle competitions will follow the latest SFC Sporting Rifle Rules. Hunting Rifle events will adhere to the rules previously established by Red Bowes and updated by Robert Wood.
Targets
• 50 Meter ISSF Events: Shot on Megalink Electronic targets.
• 50 Meter Sporting Rifle Events: Shot on Megalink Electronic targets. • Hunting Rifle Events: SFC Sporting Rifle 6-bull targets will be used.
• 10 Meter Air Rifle Event: Shot on Megalink Electronic targets.
Target Marking and Scoring for Hunting Rifle Events
When paper targets are used in Hunting Rifle events, .22 cal. targets will be marked by range officials using the “3-R Target Marking System” (Right Red Relay), which includes the relay number and position only. Pre-marking of targets is neither required nor permitted.
After shooting, targets must be immediately handed in for scoring. Once scores are posted, shooters may request to see their targets. Competitors will have a 10-minute window to review their targets after the scores for the stage in question are posted (e.g., after a 60-shot prone match).
Scoring Protests
Protests regarding the scoring of paper targets must be made within the 10-minute challenge time after the scores for all relays of the event in question are posted. The Jury will handle all scoring protests.
• Challenge Fee: $5.00 per scoring protest on paper targets.
• Review Process: For Hunting Rifle events, the Jury will examine all 20 shots on the target. If any change is made to the score, the fee will be refunded.
• Restrictions: Only the Jury is permitted to use a plug gauge, and a shot hole may be "plugged" only once by the Jury. No one else is allowed to handle or use a plug gauge under any circumstances.
Protests will be handled by the Jury. Cost is $25.00 each.
• The Jury’s decisions are final.
Non-medical use of drugs, or the consumption of alcohol is not permitted anywhere on range property. Random doping tests for any competitor are possible at any time. Please see the SFC website for the SFC Policy on Doping in Sport.
Please observe that this is a non-smoking Event. Thank you for your cooperation.
EVENT SUMMARIES
Sporting Rifle & Hunting Rifle
• Prone – 2 courses of 60 shots per course = 120
• 3 position – 2 courses of 60 shots per course = 120 (This event will not be held if there are less than 5 entries)
• Juniors (women or men) must pay the adult fee to be eligible for Class awards. • National Championship Awards will only be given if there are at least FIVE entries in each event. Only class medals will be given if less than five.
ISSF Air Rifle
• 10 meters standing (except Adaptive Shooting)
• Men & Junior Men – 2 courses of 60 shots per course
• Women & Junior Women – 2 courses of 60 shots per course
• Adaptive Shooting – 2 courses of 60 shots: 1 prone, 1 standing
• Juniors (women or men) must pay the adult fee to be eligible for Class awards or compete in Finals
• Air rifle mixed team – 1 course of 60 shots – 30 shots per team member. There will be no finals in this event.
ISSF 3 Position
• Men and Women 3 Position are fired simultaneously: total entry in the matches is limited to 20 positions. 2 courses of 20 shots per each of 3 positions = 120 ( 2 relays of 60 shots)
• Juniors must pay the adult fee to be eligible for Class awards or compete in Finals ISSF Prone
• This is a 2x60 shot event for a total of 120 shots
• Prone will be shot as an open event. Men and Women compete together. • Juniors must pay the adult fee to be eligible for Class awards.
FINALS
NOTE: Canadian champions in all Olympic ISSF events will be determined by the results of the finals. To qualify as a Canadian champion, participants must be Canadian citizens holding a valid Canadian passport or permanent residents in the process of obtaining Canadian citizenship. If naturalized, the ISSF international participation rule (Article 3.6 Entry and Participation, item 3.6.3.3) applies. Additionally, athletes must be fully eligible to compete for Canada at the time of representation in an ISSF World Cup or major competition/game to be allowed to participate in the ISSF finals or be declared a Canadian champion.
• The Finals in the air rifle event will be shot using the ISSF 2024 rules.
• The Finals in the 3-Position events will be shot using the 2024 ISSF rules.
• The top 8 Canadian Men Air Rifle shooters and the top 8 Canadian Women Air Rifle shooters(including Juniors who have paid the full fee), will be invited to participate in the Finals
• The top 8 Canadian Men ISSF 3-Position shooters and the top 8 Canadian Women ISSF 3-Position shooters (including Juniors who have paid the full fee), will be invited to participate in Finals
Awards
There will be Junior and Classification awards for Men’s, Women’s and Open events. Juniors may compete for both Classification and Junior awards by paying the adult fees. The number of awards per class will depend on the number of entries:
• One or two shooters = one award
• Three or four shooters = two awards
• Five or more shooters = three awards
Competitors who win Championship awards in non-Olympic events are not eligible for class awards.
TEAM EVENTS
There will be 3-Person teams in each of the following:
• ISSF Open Prone and ISSF Junior Prone: mixed teams of men and women • ISSF Air Rifle men’s, women’s and Junior: mixed teams of men and women • In Sporting Rifle Prone and 3 Position there will be 3-person teams in each of the
following: Prone Open (Mixed Team of Men and Women), Intermediate Junior (Mixed Team of Men and Women), Junior (Mixed Team of Men and Women)
Please note that team entry forms will be available at the event but must be paid for in cash.
Classifications
All competitors must register according to their true classification and are advised to have proof of their classifications available at check-in, as it will be required for all shooters. The Jury reserves the right to correct obvious mistakes. Anyone without a current SFC classification will compete as a Temporary Expert. This rule also applies to NRA/USA Shooting members , as these classifications are not accepted. If a competitor knowingly registers in a class below their
actual classification and fails to rectify the issue, they may be disqualified for falsification of documents, and no fees will be refunded.
After participating in one SFC match (completing one full course), an American shooter will be assigned an SFC classification based on their scores in that match at no charge. They must use this classification in all subsequent SFC matches until they are reclassified, following the same rules as any SFC shooter.
Juniors As per Rule 3.7.4.12. Athletes will remain as Juniors until the 31st December of the year in which they become 21 years of age. Any athlete born between the 1st January and the 31st December will cease to be a Junior on the 31st December of that year.
Intermediate Juniors in Sporting Rifle events will not have reached their 21st birthday prior to December 31, 2025.
Juniors in Sporting Rifle events will not have reached their 16th birthday prior to December 31, 2025.
Veterans. The definition of Veteran is any shooter that has reached their 55 birthday by the first day of competition
Abbreviations are as follows:
• MA = Master
• EX = Expert
• SS = Sharpshooter
• MM = Marksman
• TE = Temporary Expert
• JR = Junior
• IJR = Intermediate Junior (Sporting rifle only)
• SH1 = as assigned by IPC
• SH2 = as assigned by IPC (Requires shooting stand)
• VT = Veteran
A Veteran, Intermediate Junior or a Junior (paying full fee) may compete in any event except as noted, and be eligible to win any of the awards as noted, as well as the Veteran” or “Intermediate Junior” or “Junior” awards. Veterans must use appropriate equipment to be eligible, i.e. no scopes. ALSO – Veterans who have “stopped competing”, may use their “old” equipment, even though it might not meet current rules (they will be competing as Veterans only).
Fees:
ISSF events (air rifle, 3 position) - $175.00
ISSF events Junior - $150.00
ISSF Air Rifle Mixed Teams - $75.00 per team
ISSF Prone - $150.00
ISSF Prone Junior - $125.00
Sporting Rifle - $125.00
Sporting Rifle Junior - $100.00
3 Person Teams - $20.00 Entry form will be available at the match and must be completed before the first shot in the event.
Memberships
All participants must be members of the Shooting Federation of Canada or in the case of international competitors, be members of their National Federation.
For further information contact: operations@sfc-ftc.ca
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Installations de tir
Le champ de tir panaméricain comprend 30 positions couvertes à 50 mètres, équipées de systèmes de cibles électroniques Megalink. En outre, le champ de tir à air offre 50 positions, également équipées de systèmes électroniques Megalink. L'installation est conçue pour être accessible aux fauteuils roulants et les places de stationnement sont nombreuses. Les principaux hôtels et motels sont situés à environ 20 minutes en voiture du champ de tir.
Équipement du champ de tir
Veuillez apporter votre propre tapis de tir, votre support de carabine, vos rallonges, votre agrafeuse, votre tabouret ou votre chaise - en d'autres termes, apportez tout ce dont vous avez
besoin. Toutefois, si vous préférez ne pas apporter votre propre tapis, des tapis Pan Am seront mis à votre disposition.
Heures de début des matchs
Veuillez noter que les heures indiquées dans le programme sont celles du premier coup de pointage dans les épreuves de l'ISSF. (Règle 6.11.1.1) Le temps de préparation et d’essais commencera 15 minutes avant l'heure de départ publiée, sauf pour la carabine de sport/chasse où l'heure de départ indiquée est l'heure du premier tir d’essais.
Ordre de tir par Position
Notez que dans les matchs ISSF à 3 positions, l'ordre de tir est maintenant à genoux, couché, debout. Dans les matchs de carabine de chasse à 3 positions, l'ordre de tir est toujours Couché, Debout, Agenouillé.
Règles et règlements
Les règles actuelles de l'ISSF, y compris tous les amendements, interprétations et errata disponibles sur le site Internet de l'ISSF, s'appliqueront à toutes les épreuves de l'ISSF. Les compétitions de carabine de sport suivront les derniers règlements de la FTC pour la carabine de sport. Les épreuves de carabine de chasse respecteront les règles établies précédemment par Red Bowes.
Cibles
• Épreuves ISSF de 50 mètres : Tir sur cibles électroniques Megalink.
• Épreuves de carabine de sport à 50 mètres : Tir sur cibles électroniques Megalink. • Épreuves à la carabine de chasse : Les cibles à 6 blasons de la carabine de chasse FTC seront utilisées.
• Épreuve de carabine à air comprimé 10 mètres : Tir sur cibles électroniques Megalink. Marquage des cibles et pointage pour les épreuves de carabine de chasse
Lorsque des cibles en papier sont utilisées dans les épreuves de carabine de chasse, les cibles de calibre 22 sont marquées par les officiels du champ de tir à l'aide du système de marquage des cibles 3-R (Right Red Relay), qui comprend uniquement le numéro de relais et la position. Le pré-marquage des cibles n'est ni requis ni autorisé.
Après le tir, les cibles doivent être immédiatement remises pour l'établissement des pointages. Une fois les pointages affichés, les tireurs peuvent demander à voir leurs cibles. Les compétiteurs disposeront d'un délai de 10 minutes pour examiner leurs cibles après l'affichage des résultats de la phase en question (par exemple, après un match de 60 coups en position couchée).
Réclamations concernant les pointages
Les réclamations concernant la notation des cibles en papier doivent être faites dans les 10 minutes qui suivent l'affichage des résultats de tous les relais de l'épreuve en question. Le jury traitera toutes les réclamations concernant le pointage.
Frais de contestation : 5 $ par contestation de pointage sur les cibles en papier.
Processus de révision : Pour les épreuves de carabine de chasse, le jury examinera les 20 coups sur la cible. Si un changement est apporté au pointage, les frais seront remboursés.
Restrictions : Seul le jury est autorisé à utiliser une jauge, et un trou de tir ne peut être "jaugé" qu'une seule fois par le jury. Personne d'autre n'est autorisé à manipuler ou à utiliser une jauge, quelles que soient les circonstances.
Les réclamations seront traitées par le jury. Le coût est de 25,00 dollars par protêt. Les décisions du jury sont définitives.
L'usage non médical de drogues ou la consommation d'alcool sont interdits sur l'ensemble du champ de tir. Des tests de dopage aléatoires pour tout concurrent sont possibles à tout moment. Veuillez consulter le site Web de FTC pour connaître la politique de FTC en matière de dopage dans le sport.
Il est interdit de fumer à l'intérieur ou à proximité de l'événement.
RÉSUMÉS DES ÉVÉNEMENTS
Carabine de sport et carabine de chasse
• Couché - 2 parcours de 60 coups par parcours = 120
• 3-P - 2 parcours de 20 coups pour chacune des 3 positions = 120
• Les juniors (femmes ou hommes) doivent payer la cotisation adulte pour être éligibles aux prix de classe.
• Les prix du championnat national ne seront décernés que s'il y a au moins CINQ inscriptions dans chaque épreuve. Seules les médailles de classe seront attribuées s'il y a moins de cinq participants.
Carabine à air comprimé ISSF
• 10 mètres debout (sauf tir adapté)
• Hommes et hommes juniors - 2 parcours de 60 coups par parcours
• Femmes et femmes juniors - 2 parcours de 60 coups par parcours
• Tir adapté - 2 parcours de 60 coups : 1 en position couchée, 1 en position debout
• Les juniors (femmes ou hommes) doivent payer la cotisation adulte pour être éligibles aux récompenses de classe ou pour participer aux finales.
ISSF 3 positions
Les relais seront tirés au hasard. Les hommes et les femmes en 3 positions sont tirés simultanément : le nombre total de participants aux matchs est limité à 27 positions. 2 parcours de 20 coups pour chacune des 3 positions = 120
Les juniors doivent payer la taxe adulte pour être éligibles aux prix de classe ou pour participer aux finales.
Couché ISSF
• 2 parcours de 60 coups par parcours = 120
• Le couché sera tiré comme une épreuve ouverte. Les hommes et les femmes concourent ensemble.
• Les juniors doivent payer la cotisation adulte pour être éligibles aux prix de classe. FINALES
NOTE : Les champions canadiens dans toutes les épreuves ISSF seront déterminés par les résultats des finales. Seuls les Canadiens sont autorisés à participer aux finales de l'ISSF ou à remporter le titre de champion canadien (à l'exception de l'épreuve de tir au couché où aucune finale n'est tirée).
• Les finales de l'épreuve de carabine à air comprimé seront tirées selon les règles ISSF 2024.
• Les finales dans les épreuves à 3 positions seront tirées en utilisant les règles ISSF 2024.
• Les 8 meilleurs tireurs canadiens à la carabine à air comprimé et les 8 meilleures tireuses canadiennes à la carabine à air comprimé (y compris les juniors qui ont payé la cotisation senior) seront invités à participer aux finales.
• Les 8 meilleurs tireurs canadiens ISSF à 3 positions et les 8 meilleures tireuses canadiennes ISSF à 3 positions (y compris les juniors qui ont payé la cotisation senior) seront invités à participer aux finales .
• Les juniors qui n'ont payé que les frais juniors ne sont pas éligibles pour les finales.
Prix ISSF
Il y aura des prix juniors et des prix de classification pour les épreuves masculines et féminines, à l'exception du couché ISSF qui est tiré en tant qu'épreuve OPEN. Les juniors peuvent concourir pour les prix de classification et les prix juniors en payant les frais d'inscription pour les adultes. Le nombre d'inscriptions par classe déterminera le nombre de récompenses par classe. Un ou
deux tireurs = un prix. Trois ou quatre tireurs = deux prix. Cinq tireurs et plus = trois prix. Les concurrents qui remportent des prix de championnat ne sont pas éligibles pour les prix de classe.
ÉPREUVES PAR ÉQUIPE
En ISSF, il y aura des équipes de 3 personnes dans chacune des catégories suivantes :
• ISSF Open et ISSF Junior couché : équipes mixtes d'hommes et de femmes. • En carabine de sport couché, il y aura des équipes de 3 personnes dans chacune des catégories suivantes : couché Open (équipe mixte d'hommes et de femmes), Intermediate Jr : couché Open (équipe mixte d'hommes et de femmes), Intermediate Jr. (équipe mixte d'hommes et de femmes), Junior (équipe mixte d'hommes et de femmes).
En carabine de sport, il y aura des équipes de 3 personnes dans chacune des catégories suivantes :
Open couché, Junior couché, Open 3 Position, Junior 3 Position.
Dans toutes les épreuves par équipe, les juniors peuvent tirer à la fois dans les équipes Open et Junior s'ils ont payé la cotisation adulte.
Pour plus d'informations contactez : operations@sfc-ftc.ca

Trapshooting National Championships
2025 Canadian International Trapshooting National Championships.* At Beaverhill Sporting ClaysHappy skeet shooter Date: August 1 – 5, 2025 Location: 52309 Range Rd 191, Tofield, AB T0B 4J5 Registration schedule Feb 15 – April 30: Canadian Team Members (National, Development, ID) must register. May 1 – May 31: Alberta Shooters must register; after May 31, they move to first come, first served. June 1 – June 30: Any Canadian Trapshooter may register (first come, first served). July 1 – July 15: International Trapshooters may register (if spots are available, first come, first served). Entries after the deadline will be accepted only if space is available and are subject to a late registration fee of an additional $50 Registration Deadline: July 31, 2024, at 1pm ET.
Pistol Match Invitational 25 Meter Pistol Open
Pistol Match Invitational
25 Meter Pistol Open (.22LR Only)
Location: Pan Am Range Toronto International Trap and Skeet Club/TIRPC
5206 Side Road 5 , Cookstown, ON L0L 1L0
Non-member entrance to the range is through the door located at the southwest corner of the building. Look for the sign on the door.
**Dress for the weather. This is an outdoor range.
***STRICT SPEED LIMIT OF 15KM ON THE PROPERTY***
Relay 1 — 11:00am
Relay 2 — 1:00pm
Athletes will be called to the line 15 minutes prior to the relay start time. Athletes will change and score their own targets. Spotting scopes are permitted.
***Eye and Hearing Protection are required. ISSF/SFC Rules will be observed. We reserve the right to modify those rules for the range and conditions***
Cost, Information and Registration:
All athletes who are members in good standing with local, provincial and national shooting organizations are invited to this match. The match fee is $5.00 cash per relay payable on the day of the match. Space for this match is limited respond early. Please email the Match Director at bob.ossowski@gmail.com with your choice of relay. You will be assigned a relay on a first come, first serve basis.
Amenities:
**Food services are available at the range clubhouse or nearby. Washrooms are located in the old brick clubhouse located by the trap fields**
ISSF 25 meter open/ Centerfire Pistol Match
Date: Sunday July 20, 2025
Time: 9:00am to 1:00pm
Location:
Indoor range. Barrie Gun Club 3619 County Road 40, Springwater, Ontario L4M-4S4
Course of Fire:
This is a ISSF 25M Open/Centerfire Pistol Match. You may shoot in .22LR or centerfire up to 38/9mm caliber.
Relay 1: 9:15hrs
Relay 2: 11:00hrs
***Eye and Hearing Protection are required***
***ISSF Rules will be observed. We reserve the right to modify the rules for the range and conditions***
Cost, Information and Registration:
All athletes who are in good standing with their local, provincial or national shooting organizations are invited to this match. The match fee is $5.00 cash per relay payable on the day of the match. Space for this match is limited to 8 athletes per relay. Please email the Match Director at: bob.ossowski@gmail.com with your first and second choice of relay. You will be assigned a relay on a first come, first serve basis. Please respond early if interested.
Amenities:
**Food services are available nearby**
50 Meter ISSF Prone Match Rifle/ SFC Sporting/Hunting Rifle
50 Meter ISSF Prone Match Rifle/
SFC Sporting/Hunting Rifle
Location: Pan Am Range Toronto International Trap and Skeet Club/TIRPC
5206 Side Road 5 , Cookstown, ON L0L 1L0
Non-member entrance to the range is through the door located at the southwest corner of the building. Look for the sign on the door. Dress for the weather. This is an outdoor range.
***STRICT SPEED LIMIT OF 15KM ON THE PROPERTY***
Relay 1 match firing starts 10:30 hours
Relay 2 match firing starts 13:00 hours
Athletes will be called to the line 15 minutes prior to the relay start time. Athletes will change and score their own targets. Spotting scopes are permitted.
***Eye and Hearing Protection are required. ISSF/SFC Rules will be observed. We reserve the right to modify those rules for the range and conditions***
Cost, Information and Registration:
All athletes who are members in good standing with local, provincial and national shooting organizations are invited to this match. The match fee is $5.00 cash per relay payable on the day of the match. Space for this match is limited respond early. Please email the Match Director at bob.ossowski@gmail.com with your choice of relay and discipline that you will be shooting. You will be assigned a relay on a first come, first serve basis.
Amenities:
**Food services are available at the range clubhouse or nearby. Washrooms are located in the old brick clubhouse located by the trap fields**
Air Pistol Match
Location:
Barrie Gun Club 3619 County Road 40 (formerly Pinegrove Road), Springwater, Ontario L4M-4S4
Course of Fire:
Air Pistol Match. 60 shots plus sighting shots. We will be using paper targets. ISSF rules will be followed. We reserve the right to alter the rules to fit the range conditions. An air tank will be available. Pellets will be available for a small fee. ***A limited number of beginner air rifles and air pistols will be available***
Relay 1: 9:00hrs
Relay 2: 12:00hrs
***Eye and Hearing Protection are required***
Cost, Information and Registration:
The match fee is $10.00 cash per relay payable on the day of the match. Space for this match is limited to 8 athletes per relay. Please email the Match Director with your first and second choice of relay. You will be assigned a relay on a first come, first serve basis. Please respond early if interested. Match Director: Bob Ossowski at: bob.ossowski@gmail.com to reserve a spot.
Amenities:
**Food services are available at the Barrie Gun Club Saturday & Sunday 9:00hrs to 15:00hrs**
50 Meter ISSF Prone Match Rifle/ SFC Sporting/Hunting Rifle
Date: Saturday June 14, 2025
Location: Pan Am Range Toronto International Trap and Skeet Club/TIRPC 5206 Sideroad 5 , Cookstown, ON L0L-1L0
Non-member entrance to the range is through the door located at the southwest corner of the building. Look for the sign on the door. Dress for the weather. This is an outdoor range.
***STRICT SPEED LIMIT OF 15KM ON THE PROPERTY***
Relay 1 match firing starts 10:30 hours
Relay 2 match firing starts 13:00 hours
Athletes will be called to the line 15 minutes prior to the relay start time. Athletes will change, patch and score their own targets. Spotting scopes are permitted.
***Eye and Hearing Protection are required. ISSF/SFC Rules will be observed. We reserve the right to modify those rules for the range and conditions***
Cost, Information and Registration:
All athletes who are members in good standing with local, provincial and national shooting organizations are invited to this match. The match fee is $5.00 cash per relay payable on the day of the match. Space for this match is limited respond early.
Please email the Match Director at bob.ossowski@gmail.com with your choice of relay and discipline that you will be shooting. You will be assigned a relay on a first come, first serve basis.
Amenities:
Food services are available at the range clubhouse or nearby. Washrooms are located in the old brick clubhouse located by the trap fields.
ISSF World Cup Rifle/Pistol Munich 2025
Dates and Schedule
Official Arrival 8 JUN 2025
Pre-Event Training 9 JUN 2025
Technical Meeting 9 JUN 2025
Competitions 10 JUN – 14 JUN 2025
Official Departure 15 JUN 2025
The Preliminary Competition Schedule of the ISSF World Cup is attached to this General Information.
The Final Competition Schedule (including Training Schedule) will be distributed after the Final Entry
Deadline (30 days before the Official Arrival Day).
The latest Schedule updates will be provided at the Technical Meeting.
Barrie Gun Club CCFR Fundraiser Pistol Match Invitation
Barrie Gun Club CCFR Fundraiser
Pistol Match Invitation
Date: Sunday May 31, 2025
Location: Barrie Gun Club 3619 County Road 40, Springwater, Ontario L4M-4S4 in the indoor range at
the clubhouse.
Course of Fire: ISSF/SFC rules will be followed. We reserve the right to alter the rules to fit the range and
conditions.
Relay 1: Air Pistol 9:30hrs
Relay 2: Standard Pistol 11:30hrs
Relay 3: 25 Meter Pistol 13:30hrs
***Eye and Hearing Protection are required***
Cost, Information and Registration:
Barrie Gun Club is donating 100% of the match fees to the Canadian Coalition for Firearms
Rights. The match fee is $20.00 cash per relay payable on the day of the match. All athletes
who are members in good standing with their local, provincial/state and or national shooting
organizations are invited to this match. Space for this match is limited to 8 athletes per relay.
Please email the Match Director with your choice of relays. You will be assigned a relay on a
first come, first serve basis. Please respond early if interested. Match Director: Bob Ossowski
at: bob.ossowski@gmail.com to reserve a spot.
Amenities:
**Food services are available at the Barrie Gun Club Saturday & Sunday 9:00hrs to 15:00hrs**
50 Meter ISSF Prone Match Rifle/ SFC Sporting/Hunting Rifle
50 Meter ISSF Prone Match Rifle/ SFC Sporting/Hunting Rifle
Date: Saturday May 17, 2025
Location: Pan Am Range Toronto International Trap and Skeet Club/TIRPC 5206 Sideroad 5 ,
Cookstown, ON L0L-1L0
IMPORTANT NOTE: Non-member entrance to the range is through the door located at the southwest corner of
the building. Look for the sign on the door. Dress for the weather. This is an outdoor range.
***STRICT SPEED LIMIT OF 15KM ON THE PROPERTY***
Relay 1 match firing starts 11:00 hours
Relay 2 match firing starts 13:00 hours
Athletes will be called to the line 15 minutes prior to the relay start time. Athletes will change,
patch and score their own targets. Spotting scopes are permitted.
***Eye and Hearing Protection are required. ISSF/SFC Rules will be observed. We reserve
the right to modify those rules for the range and conditions***
Cost, Information and Registration:
All athletes who are members in good standing with local, provincial and national shooting
organizations are invited to this match. The match fee is $10.00 cash per relay payable on the
day of the match. Space for this match is limited respond early. Please email the Match
Director at bob.ossowski@gmail.com with your choice of relay and discipline that you will be
shooting. You will be assigned a relay on a first come, first serve basis.
Amenities:
**Food services are available near the range. Washrooms are located in the old brick
clubhouse located by the trap fields**
Officials Town Hall
NOTICE: SFC Officials Town Hall – May 15, 2025
The Shooting Federation of Canada (SFC) invites all certified officials to attend our annual Officials Town Hall, taking place virtually on Wednesday, May 15th at 7:00 PM Eastern Time.
This yearly meeting is an important opportunity to connect with fellow officials from across the country, discuss key updates, share experiences, and provide input on the development of officiating in our sport. Your participation is vital in helping us strengthen standards, improve competition operations, and support the next generation of officials.
To attend, please register in advance using the following link:
👉 SFC Members only
https://shootingfederationofcanada.wildapricot.org/event-6165570
We look forward to your questions, feedback, and contributions.
SFC Officials Committee
The Shooting Federation of Canada
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AVIS : Assemblée publique annuelle des officiels de la FTC – 15 mai 2025
La Fédération de tir du Canada (FTC) invite tous les officiels certifiés à participer à l’Assemblée publique annuelle des officiels, qui se tiendra virtuellement le mercredi 15 mai à 19 h (heure de l’Est).
Cette rencontre annuelle est une occasion importante de rassembler les officiels de partout au pays, de partager des mises à jour essentielles, d’échanger sur vos expériences et de contribuer à l’évolution de l’arbitrage dans notre sport. Votre participation est essentielle pour renforcer nos standards, améliorer la gestion des compétitions et appuyer la relève.
Veuillez vous inscrire à l’avance en utilisant le lien suivant :
https://shootingfederationofcanada.wildapricot.org/event-6165570
Nous avons hâte d’entendre vos questions, suggestions et commentaires.
Comité des officiels de la FTC
La Fédération de tir du Canada
43rd Annual Canadian Airgun Grand Prix
CANADIAN AIRGUN GRAND PRIX – May 9, 10 & 11, 2025
Register online today at: www.cagprix.ca/cagp.nsf
Pan Am Shooting Range
Schedule of Events
Friday, May 9
10:00 am – 6:30 pm Registration & Equipment Control
12 noon – 4:00 pm Practice
5:30 pm start Relay 1
Saturday, May 10
7:30 am – 1:00 pm Registration & Equipment Control
8:00 am start Relay 2
10:00 am start Relay 3
12:30 pm start Relay 4
3.00 pm start Relay 5
5:00 pm start Relay 6
Sunday, May 11
8:00 am start Relay 7
10:00 am start Relay 8
FINALS:
1:00 pm start Final – Men’s and Women’s Air Rifle
3:00 pm start Final – Men's and Women’s Air Pistol
Awards Ceremonies Will start approx. 20 minutes after last relay
for finals has been completed. Please note that Relay times posted are start times.
Shooters will be allowed to set-up equipment 1⁄2 hour before start time.
Preparation and sighting time will start 15 minutes before start time.
Athletes MUST register online BEFORE Wednesday, April 30, 2025
No On site Registration
No Cancellation Refunds after April 23, 2025