2023 NEWS!
NO OPEN SHOOTING SUNDAY, June 4th, 2023!
Check weekly for Sunday open shooting it will vary!
Shells available at the club, $10/box
Practice round $5/round
Thank you to all that came out to support the Southern Door Youth Trap League!
Please note we want to keep our club open for the rifle range use, but with
the bow hunting season please note the rifle range hours are
9AM to 3PM!
If this can not be adhered to we will be forced to lock the gates.
Thank you in advance for you cooperation!
GARDNER RIFLE CLUB
RANDY FRANDA MEMORIAL PISTOL/RIFLE SHOOT
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2022
Shooting starts at 7:00am, ends at 4:00pm
NOTHING SHOT AFTER 4:00pm WILL BE SCORED
Payout at approximately 4:30pm
YOUTH SHOOT FOR DEER RIFLE AND VARMINT CLASSES.
FOOD AVAILABLE
50 BIRD SPORTING CLAYS
ALL RULES AND CLASSES ARE POSTED ON THE GARDNER GUN CLUBS FACEBOOK PAGE
AND AT WWW.GARDNERRIFLECLUB.COM
Proceeds will benefit the
Door CANcer Inc!
Come out and enjoy the day and help out a great cause!
MEAT RAFFLE
BEER FOR A YEAR
GUN RAFFLE
Shooting starts at 7:00am, ends at 4:00pm
NOTHING SHOT AFTER 4:00pm WILL BE SCORED
Payout at approximately 4:30pm
YOUTH SHOOT FOR DEER RIFLE AND VARMINT CLASSES.
FOOD AVAILABLE
50 BIRD SPORTING CLAYS
ALL RULES AND CLASSES ARE POSTED ON THE GARDNER GUN CLUBS FACEBOOK PAGE
AND AT WWW.GARDNERRIFLECLUB.COM
Proceeds will benefit the
Door CANcer Inc!
Come out and enjoy the day and help out a great cause!
MEAT RAFFLE
BEER FOR A YEAR
GUN RAFFLE
GARDNER RIFLE CLUB RIFLE/PISTOL SHOOT RULES
GENERAL RULES APPLY TO ALL SHOOTING
1. Shooting starts at 7:00 AM, and ends at 4:00 PM. Nothing shot after 4:00PM will be scored!
Payout approximiately 4:30PM.
Payout approximiately 4:30PM.
2. Target are $6.00 each, $1.00 to club, $5.00 to pay out. 3rd gets $5.00 single entry fee,
2nd gets 40%, and 1st gets 60%.
3. Seven minutes maximum to shoot your five rounds, or your target will be disqualified.
4. Sand bags are bipods allowed front and rear, no gun vises.
5. Scoring is done by counting down, if your bullet hole breaks into the black of the lower numbered ring
that score is the lower of the two numbers.
6. All classes are scored with five shots per target. If your target has five separate targets on it,
there needs to be one bullet hole in each target, if two are in the same target, one will be a zero and
the higher of the two counted. If you shoot six shots in a target, the target will be
disqualified. Return shot targets to be scored, targets must be unaltered or target will be disqualified.
7. Clean up after yourself!
2nd gets 40%, and 1st gets 60%.
3. Seven minutes maximum to shoot your five rounds, or your target will be disqualified.
4. Sand bags are bipods allowed front and rear, no gun vises.
5. Scoring is done by counting down, if your bullet hole breaks into the black of the lower numbered ring
that score is the lower of the two numbers.
6. All classes are scored with five shots per target. If your target has five separate targets on it,
there needs to be one bullet hole in each target, if two are in the same target, one will be a zero and
the higher of the two counted. If you shoot six shots in a target, the target will be
disqualified. Return shot targets to be scored, targets must be unaltered or target will be disqualified.
7. Clean up after yourself!
RIFLE VARMINT CLASS (CENTERFIRE)
1. Smaller than .245" bullet diameter/caliber.
2. 12X scope maximum or scope turned down to 12X maximum.
3. Maximum .704" barrel diameter at the smallest point. (Approximately a dime.)
4. Less than 10 pounds total weight.
5. 5 shots at 100 yards.
2. 12X scope maximum or scope turned down to 12X maximum.
3. Maximum .704" barrel diameter at the smallest point. (Approximately a dime.)
4. Less than 10 pounds total weight.
5. 5 shots at 100 yards.
DEER RIFLE CLASS (CENTERFIRE)
1. Larger than .265" bullet diameter/caliber.
2. 12X scope maximum or scope turned down to 12X maximum.
3. Maximum .704" barrel diameter at the smallest point. (Approximately a dime.)
4. Less than 10 pounds total weight.
5. 5 shots at 100 yards.
2. 12X scope maximum or scope turned down to 12X maximum.
3. Maximum .704" barrel diameter at the smallest point. (Approximately a dime.)
4. Less than 10 pounds total weight.
5. 5 shots at 100 yards.
RIFLE OPEN CLASS SMALL BORE (CENTERFIRE)
1. Smaller than .265" bullet diameter/caliber.
2. Over 10 pounds, and/or over .704" barrel diameter at the smallest point. (Approximately a dime.)
3. 5 shots at 100 yards.
2. Over 10 pounds, and/or over .704" barrel diameter at the smallest point. (Approximately a dime.)
3. 5 shots at 100 yards.
RIFLE OPEN CLASS LARGE BORE (CENTERFIRE)
1. Larger than .265" bullet diameter/caliber.
2. Over 10 pounds, and over/or .704" barrel diameter at the smallest point. (Approximately a dime.)
3. 5 shots at 100 yards.
2. Over 10 pounds, and over/or .704" barrel diameter at the smallest point. (Approximately a dime.)
3. 5 shots at 100 yards.
RIFLE OPEN SIGHTS (CENTERFIRE)
1. Any caliber.
2. No barrel diameter limitation.
3. Peep sights are allowed.
4. 5 shots100 yards.
2. No barrel diameter limitation.
3. Peep sights are allowed.
4. 5 shots100 yards.
RIFLE OFFHAND (CENTERFIRE)
1. Any caliber.
2. No barrel diameter limitation.
3. Open sights or scoped.
4. 5 shots at 100 yards.
2. No barrel diameter limitation.
3. Open sights or scoped.
4. 5 shots at 100 yards.
PISTOL CLASSES
1. 5 shots at 15 Yards.
2. All free hand, no resting or leaning.
3. Separate class for centerfire and .22 rimfire.
2. All free hand, no resting or leaning.
3. Separate class for centerfire and .22 rimfire.
RIFLE CLASS (.22 RIMFIRE)
1. 5 shots at 25 Yards.
2. Seperate class for scoped and open sights, peep sights are ruled as open sights.
2. Seperate class for scoped and open sights, peep sights are ruled as open sights.
RIFLE CLASS (.17 RIM/FIRE/CENTERFIRE)
1. 5 shots 50 Yards.
2. Scoped.
Updated 5/7/2022
2. Scoped.
Updated 5/7/2022
Make sure all league fee and memberships are paid or scores will not count.
| Division A | Division B | Division C | Division D |
| Schedule | Schedule | Schedule | Schedule |
| Standings | Standings | Standings | Standings |
| Results | Results | Results | Results |
| Averages | Averages | Averages | Averages |
*** When at all possible, the weekly information will be updated within 96 hours after shooting has been completed.
Gardner Rifle Club Fees 2019 |
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| Membership | |||
| Yearly Membership | $35.00 | ||
| 3 Year Membership | $90.00 | ||
| Lifetime Membership | $400.00 | ||
| League | |||
| Weekly Shooting Fee- $6.00 | |||
| Practice fee-$5.00 Youth Fee-$4.00 Sponsorship fee- $50.00 | |||
USA CLAYS SOUTHERN DOOR TRAP LEAGUE
This is the last week before the fun shoot on June 4th @ 4pm, 2023!
You can always call me @ 920-824-5111 or 920-495-5503
leave your name and number if no answer or send me a text.
I will update if canceled no later than 1pm due to weather!
Any questions please contact Kim Welch @ 824-5111 or 495-5503.
CHECK US OUT AT: www.gardnerrifleclub.com
PLEASE NOTE ANY CHANGE IN SCHEDULING WILL BE POSTED ON THE WEBSITE.
We can always use volunteers, and monetary donations are appreciated to help defray costs and keep trap shooting affordable for our youth. Sponsor a shooter, it’s rewarding!
dkwelch@centurytel.net Contact information for:
Gardner Rifle Club
Southern Door High School League/Door County Youth Trap
Thanks To These Eleven Men Gardner Rifle & Trap Club Was Founded in 1970. |
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| Myron Alberts | Eugene Alberts | Dean Alberts |
| Dale Sharkey | Norbert Schulties | Donald Alberts |
| Stan Tisler | Pete Spude | Jim Counard |
| Albert Ploor | Robert Loresch | |
 | Gardner Rifle Club's Mission |
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To promote fellowship, and a sense of true sportsmanship among its members and all fellow sports enthusiast. Encourage the preservation of all natural resources for future generation by promoting game management and land management. Adhere to all game laws, cooperate with all conservation organizations to expand and perpetuate the safe use of firearms, and archery. Strive to promote, assist, and instruct future generations in hunter safety and good sportsmanship. |
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To promote fellowship, and a sense of true sportsmanship among its members and all fellow sports enthusiast. Encourage the preservation of all natural resources for future generation by promoting game management and land management. Adhere to all game laws, cooperate with all conservation organizations to expand and perpetuate the safe use of firearms, and archery. Strive to promote, assist, and instruct future generations in hunter safety and good sportsmanship.
If you would like to become a member or have any questions, contact a board member or stop in at the Gardner Rifle Club and fill out a membership form.
Thank you.
Thank you.