For more information contact John Book: johnbook4570@gmail.com
Air Rifle meets the second and fourth Thursday of each month in the clubhouse from 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM.
DPRC charters and hosts a BSA Venturing Crew, Crew 007.
The Crew meets in the DPRC Clubhouse or on a range.
DURING DST: We meet on the first and third Thursday of each month, from 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
OUTSIDE DST: We meet only on the third Thursday of each month, from 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
We occasionally meet on a weekend day for shooting training and competition.
Sometimes events are held offsite.
Venturing is an inclusive program through Scouts BSA for males and females aged 14-21 (or 13 and completed the 8th grade). It’s operated through Venturing Crews, units of youth and advisors that meet on set schedules and plan activities and events for youth like you!
Learn some fast facts about Venturing!
The Venturing program aims to enable young adults to:
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
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Board Meetings will take place in the clubhouse from 9:30 to 11:30
COURSE CANCELED BY INSTRUCTOR.
This course teaches beginning re-loaders the basic knowledge, skills, and attitude to safely reload metallic cartridges. Course is 8 hours in length and is conducted in the DPRC clubhouse. Includes all books, materials and reloading components needed for the class. Students will receive the NRA Guide to Reloading handbook, the Basic Reloading Student Exam, a course completion certificate, NRA Gun Safety Rules brochure and NRA Marksmanship Qualification Program Booklet
Lessons in the NRA Basic Metallic Reloading class include:
Introduction to Reloading & Reloading Safety
The Firing Process
The Reloading Process
Why People Reload
The Fundamental Safety Rules for Reloading
Centerfire Cartridge Components
Proper nomenclature for centerfire cartridge components: Cases; Primers; Powder; & Bullets
Proper handling & storage procedures for cartridge components
Using the Reloading Manual & Reloading Data
Selecting a suitable load for a particular metallic cartridge from a reloading manual
Identifying useful ballistics information for a particular metallic cartridge load in the ballistics tables in reloading manuals
Metallic Cartridge Reloading Equipment
Identifying the equipment necessary to reload metallic cartridges
The proper operation & maintenance of reloading equipment
Requirements for a basic reloading bench
The Metallic Cartridge Reloading Process
The proper techniques used to reload metallic cartridges
Proper hygienic guidelines for handling lead & components
Practical Exercises
Set up & operate reloading equipment
Set up a reloading data log and labels
Reload (4) 9MM metallic cartridges
Class Hours: 8:00am to 5:00pm
Cost: $150.00 - Includes all books, materials and reloading components needed for the class
To sign up you can register online or contact the instructor
Rick Miller 919-616-1175
email: rickmiller227@gmail.com
No firearms in the classroom !
An NRA Precision Pistol match is a three aggregate match, with 90 shots fired during each aggregate. One aggregate is fired with a .22 rimfire, one with any centerfire 32 caliber or larger, and one with a .45 caliber pistol. Most competitors use two pistols, one .22 rimfire and one .45 ACP 1911-style, to shoot the entire match. New competitors often us a 22 for the entire match to get the feel for how things work. Most use semi-automatic pistols but revolvers can also be used. Slow fire will be at 50 yards using B-6 targets. Timed and rapid fire will be at 25 yards on turning targets using B-8 targets. Competitors may fire only one or two of the aggregates if time or physical constraints make this a better option.
Sight in and practice begins at 9:45AM and the match begins 10:00. This is an NRA Approved match.
The Sheepdog Response Trauma Response Course is a two-day training course that teaches the fundamentals of trauma care using commercial and improvised tools to save lives. There is no prerequisite and the course is open to all skill levels. The course takes trainees through several real-world scenarios and provides the skills to deal with a host of injuries using modern equipment available to them. The course is for anyone who is interested in learning more about helping the injured.
Sheepdog Response's Trauma Response Care course was developed by our team of experts. We spend a lot of time on scenarios and training under stress. This course is 2 full days (16 hours).
This course is open to anyone. No experience is necessary, and no medical equipment is required for this course. All training gear will be provided to you during the course. Get some of the best hands-on training in the world. This new course is heavily based on hands-on, real-world training scenarios.
Learn how to properly apply a tourniquet, pack a wound, use a pressure dressing, and much, much more. We bring you our years of experience on the battlefield, as well as here inside the United States treating trauma patients. Some of the scenarios for this course will be heavily based on active shooter situations, including school/workplace shootings.
Sign up at: https://sheepdogresponse.com
The Tactical Rifle course is the single-day Sheepdog Response rifle course that introduces trainees to the fundamentals of self-defense. It is designed to train everyone from the first-time shooter all the way up to the experienced marksman on the skills required for self-defense shooting. There is no prerequisite and the course is open to every skill level. This is the introductory course for the use of rifles with removable magazines for self-defense.
If you own a carbine rifle or just want to learn about these, much-talked-about (and often misrepresented), weapons then this course is for you!Tactical Rifle (formerly known as Carbine 1) is Sheepdog Response’s introduction to the use of the carbine rifle (compact, semi-automatic rifle with a changeable magazine). The Tactical Rifle course is open to anyone who wants to learn how to employ this incredibly effective weapon system for self-defense. We cover the selection of accessory equipment and set up for carbine operations to include loading, firing, correcting malfunctions, and rapid reloading of a carbine. You’ll learn the fundamentals of rifle marksmanship and zeroing techniques that will help you achieve its full potential for self-defense. See what it takes to successfully shoot, move, utilize cover, and accurately engage with a carbine rifle from various positions and situations. The Tactical Rifle course is fast-paced, fun, and informative. Types of carbine rifles include (but aren’t limited to): AR-15s, AK-47s, M-14s, Mini-14s, Steyr AUG, H&K G3, and semiautomatic pistol caliber rifles (PCRs)
Course Features
Sign up at sheepdogresponse.com
Gear required:
Electronic Hearing Protection (to receive instruction while on the firing line)
IFAK (Individual First Aid Kit) with tourniquet
Sunblock
Insect repellent
Extra batteries for hearing protection and optic
Protective eyewear (preferably not tinted)
Baseball cap or another hat with brim
Notebook and Pen
Sack lunch, MRE, or similar lunch that you can carry with you and doesn't require preparation. Lunch breaks will be short. Bring snacks too if you like.
Bottles of water or a refillable container to stay hydrated during the training day
Please do not drink alcohol the day/night before training, or during the course in between classes.
Don’t own a firearm? Shooting packages are available that include: firearm, holster, magazines, and magazine holders. Supplies are limited so reserve yours early by emailing info@sheepdogresponse.com.
If you have any questions, please feel free to email and we will get right back to you. See you soon!
The Sheepdog Response Protector 1 course will be taught over three days:
Session 1 is a discussion of Situational Awareness, taught in an evening classroom session.
Sessions 2 and 4 will be hand-to-hand combatives, taught the next two mornings at a local dojo.
Sessions 3 and 5 are Pistol fundamentals, taught on the next two afternoons on DPRC's Range 1.
How many times in the last month have you looked down at your phone or checked the news only to see another robbery, kidnapping, or shooting?
We face threats of violence every day, ranging from large-scale terrorism to one-on-one assaults. Most people are unprepared, unequipped, and untrained to respond effectively. Most people sign up for martial arts or weapons training expecting to learn realistic self-defense, and few get it. That’s why we’ve developed the Protector 1 curriculum to address the skills you need to successfully respond to these threats. Are you prepared to save your life … and the lives of others?
PURPOSE: Provide the student with foundational knowledge on which to build their skills in the art of self-defense with a carbine. Students will leave this course as educated beginners with a tool kit of drills and practical knowledge on which to practice and build up their proficiency.
TOPICS:
REQUIREMENTS:
Contact Information:
Keith Rugh
NRA-Certified Range Safety Officer
NRA-Certified Instructor for Pistol, Rifle and Shotgun
Rughster Tactical Training, LLC
keith@rughstertacticaltraining.com
(336) 675-4953
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.
NRA RANGE SAFETY OFFICER (RSO) CERTIFICATION
The NRA Range Safety Officer (RSO) program was developed in response to the demand for a nationally recognized range safety officer certification. This course teaches the basic duties a Range Safety Officer performs.
To become a NRA RSO , you must pass the RSO course and demonstrate that you possess the knowledge, skills, and attitude essential to organizing, conducting, and supervising safe shooting activities and range operations.
Lesson Plan Includes:
Lesson I: Introduction to the NRA Basic Range Safety Officer Course Lesson II: The Role of the Range Safety Officer & Range Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) Lesson III: Range Inspection and Range Rules Lesson IV: Range Safety Briefing Lesson V: Emergency Procedures Lesson VI: Firearm Stoppages & Malfunctions Lesson VII: Test & Review Various Live Fire Exercises and Demonstrations
Lesson I: Introduction to the NRA Basic Range Safety Officer Course
Lesson II: The Role of the Range Safety Officer & Range Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
Lesson III: Range Inspection and Range Rules
Lesson IV: Range Safety Briefing
Lesson V: Emergency Procedures
Lesson VI: Firearm Stoppages & Malfunctions
Lesson VII: Test & Review
Various Live Fire Exercises and Demonstrations
Cost: $125.00 (Includes NRA RSO student study guide)
Facility: DPRC Classroom
Time: 8:00 am to 5:30 pm approx.
For more information please contact NRA Chief Range Safety Officer:
Rick Miller
919-616-1175
rickmiller227@gmail.com
No live ammunition is allowed in the classroom under any circumstances !
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.
dprc.wildapricot.org/DPRC2gunrimfire
facebook.com/dprc2gun/
Match signup found here
https://practiscore.com/clubs/durham-pistol-and-rifle-club
PURPOSE: Provide the student with foundational knowledge on which to build their skills in the art of self-defense with a handgun. Students will leave this course with an intermediate tool kit of drills and practical knowledge, to include weak hand shooting, unconventional shooting positions and shooting on the move.
LOCATION: Clubhouse: 8-11. Range 1: All Day
Topics:
Contact information:
This is a full-day class, from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM.
Classwork will be done an an offsite location near DPRC.
Range work will be done on DPRC's Range 6 in the afternoon.
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 bobbarr@triad.rr.com or 336-266-0059.
Rick Miller919-616-1175
Membership Meetings will take pace in the clubhouse from 11:30 - 12:30.
The June Membership Meeting is an Officer Elections Meeting.
Lunch will be provided - sign up is mandatory in order to ensure enough food is available.
The clubhouse will be in use ALL DAY during this event.
As part of the North Carolina Shooting Sports Games, gold, silver, and bronze medals will be awarded in each classification. A gold medal will be awarded to high woman, high junior, high senior, high grand senior, and high 22 only.
Lunch will be served to registered competitors.
NOTE: CMP rules for 2023 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:
https://thecmp.org/competitions/cmp-competitions-rulebooks/
**Clubhouse from 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Classroom - 8:00 - 5:30
Range 6 - 2:00 - 5:30
This is the class that is required in order to get your NC Concealed Carry Handgun Permit.
· There will be a minimum of 8 hours class time plus range qualification.
· At least 2 hours will be spent on the legal block of instruction.
· There will be a written test at the end of the instruction.
· Students must pass a shooting proficiency exam with 10 rounds each at 3, 5, and 7 yards on a silhouette target with 70% shots on the target.
· Cost of class: $125.00 (paid in advance). Lunch, CCH Class book, and notary service is included in the cost.
· If you need to use my gun and ammo (22LR), there will be an additional $20.00 charge (paid in class).
· Upon successful completion of the CCH class, you will receive your CCH certificate. There will be time to fill out your CCH application and have it notarized (if required by your county.)
· To sign up for this class, you can register online or contact the instructor
Todd Fitch
Fitch Firearms Training, LLC
fitchfirearmstraining@gmail.com
Cell: 336-516-4084
Range 6 is reserved from 2:00 - 5:30 for a class event.
· To sign up for this class, you can register online on the classroom event or contact the instructor.
If you like to shoot your rifle(s) and have never taken a class in rifle fundamentals, the NRA Basic Rifle class is for you. No experience required. From hunting to home defense, the rifle can be a gun owner's best friend. With proper training, you can have the confidence and ability to safely operate your rifle.
This 1-day course includes classroom and range time learning to shoot rifles. Students learn NRA’s rules for safe gun handling; rifle parts and operation; ammunition; shooting fundamentals; range rules; shooting from the bench rest, prone, sitting, standing and kneeling positions; cleaning, and continued opportunities for skill development.
We supply 22LR rifles and ammunition as part of the class. If you have a 22LR rifle with open sights or an optic, you can bring it as well.
Students will receive the Basics of Rifle Shooting handbook, NRA Gun Safety Rules brochure, Winchester/NRA Marksmanship Qualification booklet, take a Basics of Rifle Shooting Student Examination, and receive a course completion certificate.
The NRA Basic Rifle Course is broken down into five lessons. Course length will vary. Students will be given a break for lunch.
Lessons include:
* Lesson I: Rifle Knowledge and Safe Gun Handling
* Lesson II: Ammunition Knowledge and the Fundamentals of Rifle Shooting
* Lesson III: Firing the First Shots
* Lesson IV: Scoring Targets, and Selecting and Maintaining Your Rifle
* Lesson V: Course Review and Examination
The classroom and range sessions are designed to help new shooters as well as experienced shooters. This course also works well for somebody who has not yet purchased a rifle and is looking for help deciding which rifle meets their needs.
Facility: DPRC Classroom and Range 0
Time: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm approx
Cost: $175.00 (22L Rifle and ammo supplied for live fire)
Age Requirement: 18 and older or Junior Students from 12-17 (Must attend with a parent or guardian. Parents participate for free with a paid student registration) You will need to register the parent and email me the junior information.
For more information please contact NRA Certified Rifle Instructor:
NO LIVE AMMUNITION IS PERMITTED IN THE CLASSROOM UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.
This class teaches additional practical applications for those who carry concealed handguns. It's a great class for those with new Concealed Carry handgun permits but limited follow-up training. It is NOT the class which qualifies you to obtain a NC Concealed Carry permit.
This is a Level 2 class. Successful completion of Practical Concealed Carry Level 1 or advance approval of the instructor is required to attend this class.
The NRA Basics of Pistol Shooting (BOPS) Course is a one-day class, teaching the basics of using pistols.
Students will receive the NRA Guide to the Basics of Pistol Shooting Handbook and certificate upon completion of the class.
Open to the public.
Cost: $175.00
Registration opens 30 days prior to class and is first-come, first-served.
Registration limited to 6 students.
Chief Instructor: Tony Benedict
Email Tony for registration: bulldogg67@hotmail.com
The NRA Basics of Pistol Shooting course covers the following topics:
-Basic Firearm Safety
-Safe Firearm Storage
-Pistol Parts and How They Work
-Semi-Automatic Pistol Parts and How They Work
-Operating Double and Single Action Semi-Automatic Pistols
-Revolver Parts and How They Work
-Operating Double and Single Action Revolvers
-Ammunition Fundamentals
-Popular Pistol Cartridges
-Fundamentals of Pistol Shooting
-Fundamentals of Pistol Shooting Position
-Different Shooting Positions
-Common Pistol Shooting Errors
-Clearing Common Pistol Stoppages
-Selecting Pistols, Ammunition, and Accessories
-Cleaning and Maintaining Your Pistol
-Pistol Shooting Activities and Skill Development
The cost will be $175.00/student (plus non-refundable processing fee). Included in the cost is:
-The class
-NRA Basics of Pistol Shooting book (students keep)
-Pistol and ammo provided for live fire (.22 caliber)
-Eye protection and hearing protection
-Use of the range
All matches to take place on Range 7.
All DPRC HP matches are CMP sanctioned matches, meaning all scores are reported to the CMP.
Entry:
Please sign up thru practiscore.com:
https://practiscore.com/clubs/dprc_hp_and_gsm_matches
Walk-ups are welcome. Priorities are given to those who pre-registered. Entries are limited to 20 shooters per match. Please contact match director prior to registering if you have no match experience.
$25.00 for club and non-club members.
$20.00 for juniors.
Check-in starts at 8:00 AM.
Safety Brief at 8:30 AM.
Sight in time starts at 8:45 AM.
Match begins at 9:00 AM.
80-Shot High Power course of fire:
** There will be one 15-20 min. sight-in period prior to the start of the match.
Stage 1- 20 Shots standing/offhand in 20 min.
Stage 2 - 10 Shots Rapid Sitting, from position, in 60 sec. Fired 2 then 8 in 60 sec. Repeated for a total of 20 shots.
Stage 3 - 10 Shots Rapid Prone, from position, in 70 sec. Fired 2 then 8 in 70 sec. Repeated for a total of 20 shots.
Stage 4 - 20 Shots slow prone in 20 min.
Matches usually run until approximately 12:00 PM.
Eligibility:
Competition is open to the public. Please contact match director prior to registering if you have no match experience.
Equipment:
Required Equipment: Hearing protection; eye protection. Rifle and ammunition.
Highly Recommended Equipment: It is desirable but not mandatory that each shooter consider Long sleeve shirt and long pants, hat, sunscreen, shooting mat or carpet (about 3′ x 6′), ammo for practice, food and drink.
Directions to club and amenities
Visit Contact page to get driving directions
Download printable driving directions from Greensboro / Raleigh
Soft drinks and Snacks are available for purchase in the clubhouse.
Restrooms are available in the clubhouse.
Match Director
Contact Dan Warren with any questions
Practical Defensive Carbine, Level 2
This class teaches practical applications for those who want to become more familiar with their carbine weapon system.
PURPOSE: Provide the student with foundational knowledge on which to build their skills in the art of self-defense with a carbine. This is an intermediate-level course that builds upon the skill learned in the Level 1 course, and it is not a “stand and shoot” course – this is a very active class and requires the ability to shoot from all positions learned in Level 1 as well as shooting while moving. Successful completion of the Practical Defensive Carbine Level 1 or prior approval of the instructor is required for this class.
Safety Briefing
Range Commands
Review of your Weapon System and basic marksmanship
Dry-fire and Live-fire drills, including
Understanding “battlefield zero” and use of optics
Ammunition Management - tactical and emergency reloads
Malfunction Clearing
Strong- and Weak-Side shooting (rifle and pistol)
Shooting on the move
Use of Cover and Concealment
Transition from Primary to Secondary weapon
Team movement
Debrief/After-Action Discussion
An open mind, willingness to take instruction and the ability to challenge pre-conceived notions we’ve all learned from YouTube instructors and Hollywood. This course teaches only practical, real-world techniques.
Sturdy, close-toed shoes (no flip-flops or sandals). Running shoes/sneakers are acceptable, but over-the ankle boots are recommended due the uneven ground.
A functional carbine rifle, typically of the AR-15, AK-47 or comparable pistol-caliber carbine (such as a CZ Scorpion) and a functional compact or duty-sized pistol. This class is based upon the AR-15 rifle platform, but techniques can be adapted to other weapons systems.
A sturdy sling fitted to your rifle and a strong-side, outside the waistband holster for your pistol. Belt-mounted magazine holders for both pistol and rifle magazines are required, and a battle-belt or chest rig is highly recommended. This is not a “concealed” weapon course.
At least four hundred (400) rounds (rifle) and two hundred (200) rounds (pistol) of factory-loaded, brass-cased and copper-jacketed ammunition. No reloaded ammunition or steel-core (armor piercing) rounds are permitted (we will be shooting steel targets). Steel-cased ammunition is not recommended for the AR-15 platform, as it has a tendency to jam if your rifle is not clean. Please double-check your ammunition if you are using the AK-47 platform – the vast majority of 7.62x39mm ammo is steel core (including the “bi-metal” kind) and cannot be used on steel targets.
Red-dot and magnified optics are permitted (and in fact encouraged). All rifle optics are recommended to be sighted in at twenty-five (25) yards and pistol optics are recommended to be sighted in at ten (10) yards prior to class. If you have questions about how to properly sight-in your optic, contact the instructor prior to class. Back-up iron sights are recommended, but not required.
If you have battery-powered optics, please bring extra batteries. I haven’t had a class yet where somebody’s batteries didn’t fail.
Weather conditions are often rapidly changing in North Carolina, so please dress appropriately and in layers. Class is held rain or shine, as you cannot pick the weather for your gunfight. Please be aware that red-dot optics are rendered mostly useless when they are wet, so back-up irons are strongly recommended if you have a red-dot.
A packed lunch is recommended – food options are limited in the DPRC area and lunch will be held to a strict 1-hour time limit.
Water, lots of it. Hydration is important, as this will be an active class.
The NRA Basic Shotgun Shell Reloading Course teaches beginning reloaders the basic knowledge, skills, and attitude necessary to safely reload shotgun shells. This course is approximately 8-hrs in length and is conducted in a classroom. Each student is taught how to reload safety; which casings (hulls) to use, how to interpret load data using a reloading manual, proper equipment required, and the shot-shell casing reloading process. Students will receive the NRA Guide to Reloading handbook, the Basic Reloading Student Exam, a course completion certificate, NRA Gun Safety Rules brochure, and a Course Evaluation form.
Topics to be covered include:
Introduction to NRA Basic Shotgun Shell Reloading Course Outline and Lesson Plans
Teaching Lesson I: Introduction to Reloading and Reloading Safety
Teaching Lesson II: Shotgun Shell Components
Teaching Lesson III: Using the Reloading Manual and Reloading Data
Teaching Lesson IV: Shotgun Shell Reloading Equipment
Teaching Lesson V: Making the First Shotgun Shells
Teaching Lesson VII: Course Review and Examination
There are no prerequisites for this course. All reloading equipment, components, tools and materials will be provided for the class. Students will load 12 gauge shot shells using a MEC Sizemaster Reloading Press.
Class Hours: 9:00am to 5:00pm
Cost: $125.00 - Includes all books, materials and reloading components needed for the class
Legal Refresher Course – NC Concealed Carry
If you’ve had your permit for a while , you could probably use a refresher. New gun laws have gone into effect……don’t be caught off guard.
As a NC CCH permit holder, it is your responsibility to stay current with the laws surrounding concealed carry.
Class is also recommended to any firearm owner. It is important that every gun owner understands the laws of self defense and the use of deadly force to protect yourself or others.
Gun Owners Responsibilities
Americans enjoy a right that citizens of many other countries do not—the right to own firearms. But with this right come responsibilities. It is the gun owner’s responsibility to store, operate and maintain his or her firearms safely. It is the owner’s responsibility to ensure that unauthorized or untrained individuals cannot gain access to his or her firearms.
It is the gun owner’s responsibility to learn and obey all applicable laws that pertain to the purchase, possession and use of firearms in his or her locale. Guns are neither safe nor unsafe by themselves. When gun owners learn and practice responsible gun ownership, guns are safe.
Cost: $50.00 (NC CCH study Guide Included)
Class Time: 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm approx
Topics Include:
Review North Carolina Statutory and Common Laws
The Legal Use of Force
Stand Your Ground vs Castle Doctrine
New laws effective July 1, 2023
Places you can and cannot carry your pistol
Gun Safety and Storage to protect minors
NC S.A.F.E (Secure all Firearms Effectively) Program
Federal laws and Interstate Transport
Expanded list of states with Reciprocity (The good states and the bad states)
TSA /Bus/TrainTravel overview
Gifting and Transferring a Firearm
Brandishing or Self-Defense
What to do if a firearm is stolen
Permit Renewal Information
After the Bang: What to Do Before The Police Arrive Presented by US Law Shield. During the last 30/45 mins of the class you will be instructed by a representative from US Law Shield and will have an opportunity to receive a 30 Day Free Trial Membership.
This is a Non-Live fire class and does not satisfy the requirements to apply or renew your NC Concealed Carry Permit
NC CCH Instructor
NRA Instructor-Pistol,Rifle,Reloading,Self Defense
NRA Chief Range Safety Officer
Registrants will select their Group and time to arrive for orientation.
DPRC will be hosting a swap meet from 10AM to 2PM on Sunday, October 6th for club members and guests. Only club members may sell, while 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
The clubhouse will be in use ALL DAY on BOTH days during this event.
Service Pistol EIC, 22 Rimfire EIC, (NRA) Distinguished Revolver, and Service Revolver EIC relays will be held after the match. The Service Revolver EIC will ONLY be held on Saturday, but the other distinguished relays will be combined with relays fired after the NC State Championship match on Sunday. You may fire in these matches either day, but NOT on both days.
There will NOT be any sight in practice session before the match.
This is the 2024 North Carolina Precision (Bullseye) Pistol State Championship. This will be a registered 2700 match using current NRA rules. Service Pistol EIC, 22 Rimfire EIC, and (NRA) Distinguished Revolver relays will be held after the match. These distinguished relays will be combined with those relays fired on Saturday so you may shoot in them either day, but NOT both days.
Lunch will be provided for all preregistered competitors on Sunday only.
** Starts at 9 am**
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: 8:00 AM. Safety Brief: 8:45 AM. Match begins: 9:00 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.
