Ten X Shooting Club will be hosting the NYSRPA INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
on March 28th, 29th, & 30th.
Please see our calendar under the “events” tab on our home page.
Hope to see you there.
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The Ten X Shooting Club will resume its Youth Shooting Program on Friday, September 20th, at its indoor shooting range located at 853 Ransom Road in Lancaster, NY. Shooting begins promptly at 6:30pm and lasts about 2 hours. The Recreational Marksmanship Program is for shooters ages 9 through 20 and uses air rifles. The Instructional Marksmanship Program is for shooters 12 through 20 and uses 22cal rimfire rifles. Both programs teach proper and safe gun handling and shooting. Shooting takes place every first and third Friday from mid-September through mid-May. Shooters new to the program should arrive by 6:00pm for safety instructions and orientation. Cost is $8.00 per shooter per evening. Shooters are not required to attend every shoot, just come when they can. A parent or guardian must attend shooters 17 years of age or younger. Membership in the Ten X Shooting Club is encouraged but not required. If you have additional questions please email daschwenk@outlook.com. Just a quick note to inform you that there is a new lock on the gate at the Outdoor Range. The “dashes” for the combination are not in the center of the tumblers, they are actually at the top edge. So, if you’re dialing the numbers in the center of the tumblers, the lock won’t open. Happy Shooting. With kind regards, Doug Scranton When you exit the Gate close the lock and spin the cylinders to re lock the lock. Our competition teams were the recipient of several awards at the annual Awards Banquet: SPL – Team award – First Place Actual – Silver division SPL – Individual Awards Jim H – High Handicap – Marksman Tim S – High Score, Average and Handicap – Sharpshooter NFPL – Team award – First Place Actual – Silver division NFPL – Individual awards Tim S – High Average – Sharpshooter Dennis S – Highest Score Fired in the league – 288 – 10X Open sights, red dot, or scopes allowed (lasers are distracting and therefore not allowed) One or two handed grip allowed Course of fire – 2 slow fire targets, same gun (highest of the two targets will count) Normal range fee of $3 per night apply Thursday April 11th, 2024 – 7:00 pm “Revolver only” match Any centerfire revolver allowed Results: 1st-John M, 2nd- Jim W, 3rd-Jim O Thursday April 18th, 2024 – 7:00 pm “Mid Caliber only” match Any centerfire caliber larger than a .22 but smaller than a .45 Results: 1st-Dennis S, 2nd- John M, 3rd-Jim O Thursday April 25th, 2024 – 7:00 pm “Carry Gun only” match Any centerfire with a barrel less than 4″ Results: 1st- Al H , 2nd- Greg B, 3rd-John M Thursday May 2nd, 2024 – 7:00 pm “Large Caliber only” match Any .45 caliber Results: 1st- Jim O and Dennis S (tie), 3rd- Tim S Thursday May 16th, 2024 – 7:00 pm […] Continue reading Thursday Night Shoots Click on link below to view schedules. The Ten X Youth Shooting Program received a great write-up in yesterday’s Buffalo News, courtesy of Bill Hilts, Jr., their outdoor writer who has been very supportive of our program. I’m providing a link to the article below. Sometimes it requires a subscription but usually you can get a few articles for free before you have to pay. Our write up is below the first half of the article. https://buffalonews.com/outdoors/scattershots-dec-obtains-pheasants-for-fall-stocking/article_61df631c-1175-11ee-b3f0-c3ae7486eb70.html Last week the United States Supreme Court issued the long-anticipated decision in New York State Rifle and Pistol Association vs. Bruen. The decision is already being considered a landmark ruling. There are many articles online that explain the decision and, more importantly, how the lawsuit came to be. We will post links to some of the best writings below. If we can distill the ruling down to its essential holding, the Court held that the right to self defense applies outside the home as well as inside the home, and, further, the discretionary “may issue” permitting scheme set forth in New York Penal Law Section 400 was arbitrary. Instead of taking the drubbing with grace, which California (!) did, New York has doubled down with the Democrat Party controlled State Assembly and State Senate passing an even more draconian scheme. The new law makes permits renewable every three years, designates nearly every public space a “sensitive area” where concealed carrying is prohibited, and requires permit […] Continue reading Supreme Court Holds the Sullivan Law Unconstitutional; New York Doubles Down 
Ten X Shooting Club wins the 2018 Ed Rose Memorial Trophy. The most prestigious trophy in the Suburban Pistol League was awarded to Ten X at the combined Suburban Pistol League and Niagara Frontier Pistol League awards banquet, held on April 28 2018. […] Continue reading Ten X Wins 2018 Ed Rose Trophy In NRA Registered tournaments, there is usually an official NRA Referee assigned to each tournament. The Referee is present to address scoring challenges, range malfunctions (alibis), interpret rules, and assure the tournament is run according to the NRA rules. Strictly following the NRA tournament rules is important because only at Registered Tournaments can National Records be set. As long as range standards and rule standards are uniformly enforced, it does not matter whether the record score was fired at Camp Perry or the local range because the conditions are supposed to be the same regardless of the location. […] Continue reading How to Serve on a Scoring Jury |
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