Air Rifle and Air Pistol group meets the second and fourth Thursday of each month in the clubhouse from 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM.
This group is open to the public.
For more information contact John Book: johnbook4570@gmail.com
Alamance Target Sports Club 007 (ATS007) invites youth and families to participate in Target Sports training and shooting.
ATS007 meets in the DPRC Clubhouse on the first and third Thursdays of most months.
We sometimes meet on a weekend day for an extended range event or competition. Sometimes we meet offsite.
ATS007 has this mission: To grow, develop and train youth and families. We teach the knowledge, skills and attitude to promote safety, responsibility, fun, leadership and marksmanship – in that order.
ATS007 is an inclusive club for males and females aged 12-25 and their families. Participants do not need to be DPRC members.
The club aims to enable young adults and their families to:
Sponsored by MEC Outdoors and Hodgdon, this introductory course is designed for beginners who want to learn the essential knowledge, skills, and safe practices needed to reload shotgun shells confidently. Taught by an NRA-certified instructor, this course provides hands-on training in all stages of the shot shell reloading process.
Course Overview:
Class Hours: 9:00am to 4:00pm
Cost: $125.00 - Includes all books, materials and reloading components for the class
Instructor: NRA Certified
Equipment Provided: MEC Sizemaster Reloading Press, reloading components, and necessary tools
Prerequisites: None
Minimum Enrollment: 2 students
Each participant will learn:
* Safe reloading practices, including the proper use of casings (hulls).
* How to interpret reloading data and navigate a reloading manual.
* Step-by-step guidance through the shot-shell reloading process.
Upon course completion, students will receive the NRA Guide to Reloading handbook, a Basic Reloading Student Exam, a course completion certificate, an NRA Gun Safety Rules brochure, and a Course Evaluation form.
Topics Covered:
1. Introduction to Reloading and Reloading Safety
2. Understanding Shotgun Shell Components
3. Using Reloading Manuals and Data
4. Shotgun Shell Reloading Equipment Overview
5. Hands-on: Creating Your First Shotgun Shells
6. Course Review and Examination
To sign up you can register online or contact the instructor
Rick Miller919-616-1175
email: rickmiller227@gmail.com
No firearms are permitted in the classroom !
Click here-----> Precision Rimfire
Experimental New Match
MEMBERS ONLY (with badges) - no guests or non-members. No exceptions.
For full event details visit Action Pistol Match
Contact action-match@dprc.org with any questions or suggestions.
The clubhouse will be in use ALL DAY on BOTH days during this event.
Service Revolver EIC, Service Pistol EIC, 22 Rimfire EIC, and (NRA) Distinguished Revolver relays will be held after the match. Three relays of EIC matches will be held so pick your favorite 3 of the possible 4 matches. The EIC relays will be combined with relays fired after the NC State Championship match on Sunday to create one larger match. You may fire in these matches either day, but NOT on both days.
NOTE: CMP rules now allow "any safe ammunition" to be used in all pistol matches. Jacketed ammo is no longer required for service pistol. For more info and other changes read the rules at:
There will NOT be any sight in practice session before the match.
This is the 2025 North Carolina Precision (Bullseye) Pistol State Championship. This will be a registered 2700 match using current NRA rules. Service Revolver EIC, Service Pistol EIC, 22 Rimfire EIC, and (NRA) Distinguished Revolver relays will be held after the match. We only have time to run 3 relays so you may pick which 3 of the 4 possible you want to shoot. These distinguished relays will be combined with those relays fired on Saturday so you may shoot them either day, but NOT both days.
Lunch will be provided for all preregistered competitors on Sunday only.
https://thecmp.org/competitions/cmp-competitions-rulebooks/
** Starts at 9 am**
Board Meetings will take place in the clubhouse from 9:30 to 11:30
This Fun Shoot is open to club and non-club members. Using single shot rifles like the “Springfield Trapdoor”, the 1874 Sharps, the Remington Rolling Blocks, Stevens, Ballards, Maynards, Winchester 1885 High Walls, etc.”, and of course reproductions of such representative of the 1860s to 1898. There will also be separate divisions for lever guns, bolt and scoped rifles. On lever and bolt guns ammo will be loaded one round at a time and fired one round at a time.
Registration is $20.00
The matches will be held on Range #7 and consist of steel and paper targets at 100, 200 and 300 yards. There will be 45 shots for score, with 30 shots on steel (1/2 scale NRA animals, chicken, pig, turkey and ram) and 15 shots on paper, with sighters on steel gongs and/or paper.
DPRC will be hosting a swap meet from 10AM to 2PM on Saturday, October 31st for club members and guests.
Only club members may sell, but both guests and club members may purchase. This is intended for shooting (and archery) related items - optics, parts, ammo, shooting gear, reloading equipment and supplies, and of course, firearms.
Sellers:
All firearms must be handled safely at all times! Action should be open and chamber flagged, or the muzzle pointed at the ceiling or floor while being handled.
DO NOT bring anything loaded or any loaded magazines for sale. The safety committee will be checking that firearms for sale are in a safe condition (unloaded, open, and flagged).
DO NOT bring illegal items to sell.
DO follow all NC and federal laws for private transfer of firearms.
Setup will begin in the clubhouse around 9. Plan to be set up by 10.
We have tables in the clubhouse, first come, first serve, no more than 1 table per member. Please share tables if possible.
If you have a folding table that you can bring, please do just in case we run out of space. If the weather is nice we may overflow to outside the clubhouse.
You are responsible for your stuff. You may want to get together with another member to share a table so one can cover all the stuff while the other browses the other tables.
Ensure that all buyers have either a member or guest badge.
Price your items ahead of time.
Bring appropriate boxes, containers, etc... for buyers to carry off what you are selling.
Buyers:
All firearms must be handled safely at all times! Action should be open, or the muzzle pointed at the ceiling or floor.
ASK THE SELLER to hand you any firearm you are interested in. Both the seller and potential buyer should ensure the firearm is clear (no mag, no ammo in gun or chamber).
Please be considerate to the sellers unloading and setting up. Don't expect to get into the clubhouse before 10 unless you are a seller.
Just as for guests on the range, the _member_ is responsible for checking in guests at the kiosk, and for their conduct while at the club. You will need a member or guest badge to purchase.
Bring cash.
Jim Pendergraft
DPRC, Vice President
vicepresident@dprc.org
NRA RANGE SAFETY OFFICER (RSO) CERTIFICATION
The NRA Range Safety Officer (RSO) program is designed to meet the demand for a nationally recognized range safety officer certification, equipping participants with the essential skills to ensure safe and effective range operations. This course provides thorough training in the responsibilities of a Range Safety Officer, preparing you to organize, conduct, and supervise safe shooting activities.
Lesson I: Introduction to the NRA Basic Range Safety Officer Course Lesson II: The Role of the Range Safety Officer & Range Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) Lesson III: Range Inspection and Range Rules Lesson IV: Conducting a Range Safety Briefing Lesson V: Emergency Procedures Lesson VI: Live Fire Exercises and Demonstrations. Lesson VII: Test & Review Various Exercises and Demonstrations
Certification Requirements
Must be 21 years old or older.
Attend the entire course.
Participate in discussions and practical exercises.
Demonstrate knowledge, skills, and attitude necessary to organize, conduct, and supervise safe shooting activities and range operations.
Achieve an examination score of 90% or higher.
Finalize credentialing at nrainstructors.org and pay required fees.
NRA Membership is not required but does make the credentialing process easier.
Course Details:
What to bring: Note-taking materials
What is Provided:
Important: No live ammunition is permitted in the classroom during this class. Additional Information: This class is primarily conducted within the clubhouse, with a range possibly used depending on weather and availability to simulate RSO activities in a range environment. Please dress accordingly for the weather on the day of the class. For more information or to register, contact:
Tournament type: This is an informal match. Scores will not be reported to any sanctioning body.
Participants limited to 12.
Entry fee: $10.00 for juniors, club and non-club members.
Waiver: Waivers will need to be signed the day of the event.
Awards: In lieu of awards, match proceeds, after expenses, will be donated to a Junior Rifle or Pistol Program.
Check-in and registration: 8:30 AM. Safety Brief: 9:00 AM. Match begins: 9:30 AM.
Preregistration: https://practiscore.com/clubs/mini_palma_dprc. Squadding preference is given to those preregistered.
Contact: Joel King, the match director, via email at mini.palma.dprc@gmail.com with any questions.
Location & directions to range: 3973 S. JIM MINOR ROAD HAW RIVER, NC 27258
Visit https://dprc.wildapricot.org/Contact for driving directions. If you arrive before the access gate is open, please wait at the gate.
Amenities: Restrooms are available in the clubhouse, Handicap accessible Port-a-Johns at the range. All matches to take place on Range 0. The RANGES tab on the club home page https://dprc.wildapricot.org/ shows the location of Range 0.Competition is open to any eligible competitor - you need not be a member of the NRA, CMP or Durham Pistol and Rifle Club. Non-members must sign a liability waiver either as part of the on-line registration or at the match. Walk-ups are welcome. Priorities are given to those who pre-registered. Entries are limited to 12 competitors, per relay. Disabled competitors who cannot shoot from the prone position are accommodated by two benches. Eye and ear protection and Empty Chamber Indicators (ECI) are required.
Any Rules not specifically addressed in the match program; the NRA Smallbore Rifle rules govern. Spotting scopes are authorized for all categories. Competitors may use wind indicating devices at the firing line. The match director will direct the placement of wind flags downrange. Depending on the number of competitors, scoring will occur after each stage or after the final stage. Competitors will score a neighboring target.
Mini-Palma course of fire
Competitors with either score targets following each stage or will be allocated a block time of 63 minutes to complete all stages before scoring to accommodate firing more than one relay.
Stage 1: 3 minutes prep time, unlimited sighters, then 15 shots for record from prone on an 800-yard target (reduced to 100). Once the shooter decides to shoot for record, they may no longer shoot sighters in this stage. 23 min. total time
Stage 2: 3 minutes prep time, 2 sighters, then 15 shots for record from prone on a 900-yard target (reduced to 100). Total 20 min.
Stage 3: 3 minutes prep time, 2 sighters, then 15 shots for record from prone on a 1000-yard target (reduced to 100). Total 20 min.
Rifle/Shooter categories:TARGET: LR-S Mini-PALMA for all categories.
PALMA CLASS: Palma Class rifles in .22 caliber LR (Long Rifle) rim-fire. Shooter is required to utilize the prone sling position as described in the NRA Rules for Smallbore competition. Iron sights only: Open sights or aperture (peep) sights. No rifle support is allowed.
F-CLASS T/R: Rifles and Equipment as stated in the NRA F-Class T/R rules, except ammunition must be .22 caliber LR (rim-fire). Rifle may have iron sights or scope installed, a bi-pod may be attached to the rifle for support, and a rear support bag is authorized. Bi-pods are the ONLY allowed front support in F-Class T/R.
F-CLASS OPEN: Rifles and Equipment as stated in the NRA F-Class Open rules, except ammunition must be .22 caliber LR (rim-fire). Rifle may have iron sights or scope installed. Shooters may use any front and/or rear rifle supporting device not attached to the rifle. Bi-pods are not allowed. A rear support bag is authorized.
Registration will open two weeks prior to each event.
The Women of Steel meet monthly on the 1st Saturday. We offer a wonderful time of learning and practice with other women to help you feel more confident handling and shooting your gun. Our aim is to help you be strong, prepared, and trained with your handgun. Join us on the 1st Saturday of each month from 9 to noon for this event. You do not have to be a DPRC member to attend!
Check-in opens at 8:30 AM and closes at 9 AM. We will meet at the Range.(straight back from gate, past the clubhouse, straight back.
Classroom all day; Range Session in the afternoon.
Sign up on the classroom event.
For more information please contact NRA Chief Range Safety Officer:
Rick Miller
919-616-1175
rickmiller227@gmail.com
NRA Basics of Rifle Shooting Course
Ready to build confidence and skills with your rifle? The NRA Basic Rifle Course is designed for shooters of all experience levels, from complete beginners to those looking to refresh their rifle fundamentals. Whether you're interested in hunting, home defense, or recreational shooting, this course will provide the essential skills to handle a rifle with safety and precision. Course Overview
This one-day course combines both classroom instruction and hands-on range practice. You'll learn: NRA’s essential rules for safe gun handling Understanding rifle parts, operation, and ammunition Core shooting fundamentals and range safety Shooting from multiple positions: bench rest, prone, sitting, standing, and kneeling Basics of rifle maintenance and cleaning Continued pathways for developing marksmanship skills We provide .22LR rifles and ammunition for live-fire exercises. Students may also bring their own .22LR rifle with open sights or optics if preferred. What You’ll Receive Basics of Rifle Shooting handbook NRA Gun Safety Rules brochure Winchester/NRA Marksmanship Qualification booklet Completion certificate upon passing the Basics of Rifle Shooting Student Examination Course Structure
The NRA Basic Rifle Course includes five in-depth lessons, structured to meet various learning needs. A break for lunch will be provided. Lesson I: Rifle Knowledge and Safe Gun Handling Lesson II: Ammunition Knowledge and Fundamentals of Rifle Shooting Lesson III: Firing the First Shots Lesson IV: Scoring Targets, Selecting, and Maintaining Your Rifle Lesson V: Course Review and Examination Location: Durham Pistol & Rifle Club (DPRC) Classroom and Range 0 Time: 8:00 am – approximately 5:00 pm Cost: $175 (includes .22LR rifle and ammo for live-fire practice) Age Requirement: 18 and older; juniors (ages 12-17) are welcome with a parent or guardian (parents attend for free with paid student registration). To register, please provide parent and junior student information via email. Qualification Opportunity: Shooters may qualify for an NRA Rimfire Rifle Patch by shooting in one of three courses: prone, benchrest, standing, or three-position (prone, standing, kneeling). For more information or to register, contact:
Rick Miller, NRA Certified Rifle Instructor Phone: 919-616-1175 Email: rickmiller227@gmail.com
Join us to develop safe, confident, and effective shooting skills that will serve you well wherever your rifle journey takes you!
NRA Basics of Rifle Shooting Course Ready to build confidence and skills with your rifle? The NRA Basic Rifle Course is designed for shooters of all experience levels, from complete beginners to those looking to refresh their rifle fundamentals. Whether you're interested in hunting, home defense, or recreational shooting, this course will provide the essential skills to handle a rifle with safety and precision. Course Overview This one-day course combines both classroom instruction and hands-on range practice.
You'll learn:
Students may also bring their own .22LR rifle with open sights or optics if preferred. What You’ll Receive
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Match signup found here
https://practiscore.com/clubs/durham-pistol-and-rifle-club
Membership Meetings will take place in the clubhouse from 11:30 - 12:30.
Lunch tickets are $10 - sign-up in advance is mandatory. Chicken, Pork Chops, Sides, and Dessert! No meals offered at the door. If you do not prepay, you will not be eligible for a meal and the raffle.
Your lunch purchase is your RAFFLE TICKET - you heard that right, we are going to have a Raffle. Must be Present to Win! There will be many raffle prizes - a Glock, Coffee Basket, Gas Card, Custom Cutting Board, and so much more....!!!!!! You must be there to see and win.
Meals will not be available to purchase after Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
Classwork will be done in the classroom from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM.
Range 6 is reserved from 2:00 - 5:30 for a class event.
This is the class that is required in order to get your NC Concealed Carry Handgun Permit.
Todd Fitch
Fitch Firearms Training, LLC
fitchfirearmstraining@gmail.com
Cell: 336-516-4084
This will be a trial run for this match to work out details for next year, 2027.
No charge to participants for this match.
Some details are subject to change as format details are worked out.
Contact: Mike Gregoris
NC CCH is a full-day class, from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM.
The class will start at 8:00 AM for classwork in the DPRC clubhouse.
In the afternoon, the class will do range work on DPRC's Range 6.
This is the class you need to apply for a NC Concealed Carry Handgun permit.
Even if CCH permits are someday no longer required, it's an important class.
Bob Barr B-Team Training BTeam27302@gmail.com 336-266-0059
Bob Barr
B-Team Training
BTeam27302@gmail.com 336-266-0059
December 14th event:
Match will take place from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM on the range.
Luncheon will take place from 12:30 PM - 3:00 PM in the clubhouse
