By Al Hopkins, on October 18th, 2023
2023 WNY OPL awards
Ten X WNY OPL team awards – Silver
First Place – Actual
First Place – Handicap
First Place – Centerfire
Individual Awards
Greg B. – High .22 Score – Sharpshooter
Dennis S. – High Centerfire Score – Sharpshooter
Al H. – High .22 Score – Marksman
By Doug Scranton, on September 19th, 2023
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TEN X LEAGUE SCHEDULES 2023-24
By Doug Scranton, on August 13th, 2023
The Ten X Youth Shooting Program is set to begin its 8th season on Friday September 15th. A huge Thank You to Matt Giansante for his leadership and perseverance getting this successful program up and running. Also Thank You to the many volunteers that have participated along the way. The Recreational Marksmanship Program is for youths ages 9 through 20 and utilizes air rifles (pellet). The Instructional Marksmanship Program is for youths ages 12 to 20 and utilizes .22LR rimfire rifles or the recent addition of air pistols. Both programs are intended to teach the proper and safe handling and shooting of guns. Shooting takes place on the First and Third Friday from mid-September to mid-May at the 853 Ransom Road Lancaster, NY Indoor Range. First time shooters should arrive at 6:00 PM for brief safety instructions. Shooting begins at 6:30 PM and ends approximately 9:00 PM. Cost per shooter is $5.00. Membership in the Ten X Shooting Club is encouraged but not required.
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By Matt Giansante, on June 26th, 2023
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
By Peter Vasilion, on July 9th, 2022
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 […]
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By Peter Vasilion, on April 29th, 2018
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.
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By Peter Vasilion, on September 8th, 2013 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.
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