Following modified Civilian Marksmanship Program rules, this is a 41-shot match using CMP-authorized rifles or NRA match rifles. CMP authorized rifles include U.S. service rifles (AR-15, M-1A, M-1 Garand, M1903, etc.). Optics are allowed (max 4.5x, 24mm objective). Under the direction of a range safety officer, the cou

The Junior Rifle Team will conduct smallbore training  on downstairs range. Contact Fred Biastre for info on joining.

The NRC hosts our introduction to bullseye pistol shooting on Wednesday nights at 7pm.  The typical course of fire consists of 30 shots (slow timed and rapid targets) plus a 5 minute practice session.  We will have special training nights concentrating on particular aspects of the sport.  Cost is $1 to

The Junior Rifle Team will train in upstairs range. Contact Fred Biastre to join.

Range clean up day is a great way to put in your volunteer hrs. Clean up starts at 8 am. See Kevin upon arrival and he will delegate jobs from the list.

Chores range from sweeping and mopping to replacing filters in the air handler and even cleaning up the outside of the club. Something for everyone.

It is a great way

50 shot NMC . 2 sighting shots prone slow (high 20 shots count for record)

The Junior Rifle Team will train in upstairs range. Contact Fred Biastre to join.

Practical Pistol for .22LR , Indoor downstairs range. Run by Bob King. 7PM

The NRC hosts our introduction to bullseye pistol shooting on Wednesday nights at 7pm.  The typical course of fire consists of 30 shots (slow timed and rapid targets) plus a 5 minute practice session.  We will have special training nights concentrating on particular aspects of the sport.  Cost is $1 to

The Junior Rifle Team will train in upstairs range. Contact Fred Biastre to join.

Upstairs range closed for classroom set up for basic pistol class.

Our most popular is the NRA Basic Pistol Class. This class is a full day of hands on workshops learning how safely handles all types of hamdguns. The first part of the day is presentations and work shops where students learn how to safely handle firearms. We have great conversations over catered lunch by one of the Ins

This months course of fire is tbd.

Members must be qualified for outdoor range.

The Junior Rifle Team will conduct smallbore training  on downstairs range. Contact Fred Biastre for info on joining.

For NRC members only, this class teaches the curriculum required by Utah Bureau of Criminal Investigation for application for their non-resident Concealed Firearms Permit, which is recognized by 30 states.

Live fire is not required.

To be placed on the waiting list, contact David Jones.

The NRC hosts our introduction to bullseye pistol shooting on Wednesday nights at 7pm.  The typical course of fire consists of 30 shots (slow timed and rapid targets) plus a 5 minute practice session.  We will have special training nights concentrating on particular aspects of the sport.  Cost is $1 to

The Junior Rifle Team will train in upstairs range. Contact Fred Biastre to join.

Upstairs range closed for classroom set up for basic pistol class.

Each session begins with a range safety brief to ensure that all shooters are aware of firearm and range safety principles and regulations. First-time shooters also view a firearms orientation and safety video prior to entering the range. All shooting is done in the prone position using supported .22 target rifl

Modified IDPA match. Only event at NRC where one can draw from a holster.

Outdoor Range

Our most popular is the NRA Basic Pistol Class. This class is a full day of hands on workshops learning how safely handles all types of hamdguns. The first part of the day is presentations and work shops where students learn how to safely handle firearms. We have great conversations over catered lunch by one of the Ins

The Junior Rifle Team will train in upstairs range. Contact Fred Biastre to join.

Practical Pistol for .22LR , Indoor downstairs range. Run by Bob King. 7PM

Practical Pistol for .22LR , Indoor downstairs range. Run by Bob King. 7PM

The NRC hosts our introduction to bullseye pistol shooting on Wednesday nights at 7pm.  The typical course of fire consists of 30 shots (slow timed and rapid targets) plus a 5 minute practice session.  We will have special training nights concentrating on particular aspects of the sport.  Cost is $1 to

This month’s course of fire will be 10 shots at the NMLRA single bullseye target at 40 yards, offhand.

You must be qualified for muzzleloader in the outdoor range to participate.

This is a 32-shot course of fire using any rifle capable of holding four or more rounds. Any sight/any optic is allowed. All shooters MUST be qualified on teh outdoor range. The course of fire is

• 8 rounds standing/offhand (single load) in 8 minutes
• 8 rounds slow fire seated (single load) in 8 minutes
• 8 rounds rapid fire

The Junior Rifle Team will conduct smallbore training  on downstairs range. Contact Fred Biastre for info on joining.