All scheduled AAF&G events can be found through the calendar. You can use the “Categories” selectors to narrow down to specific ranges or facilities. You can use the “Tags” selectors to find specific types of events. For example, selecting the tag sanctioned will show all the upcoming sanctioned weekends at the Club.
A printable version of the calendar is also available.
Public Events
For non-Members, the public tag identifies any events that are open to the public. In the toolbar above the calendar, click on “Tags” then select public from the Tags menu.
These events may require pre-registration, so check the event details or contact the event co-ordinator for more information.
Clubhouse Reservations
If you are an AAF&G Member interested in reserving the Clubhouse for an event, please view the Calendar with the Clubhouse category selected in order to check for availability. You can e-mail your request to clubhouse(at)aafg(dot)org if the desired date/time is available.
Friday trap events are open to the public.
AAF&G Hunter Safety will be holding a class for new instructors/RSOs.
Match announcements and registration are on PractiScore.
Normally there are two (90-shot) 900 aggregates. The second match begins at 11am even if the first match concludes early. You may shoot in either match or both matches. The 9am match must be shot with a .22 rimfire pistol. The 11am match may be shot with either a .22 rimfire pistol or a centerfire pistol.
Rules, FAQs, and course of fire available at National Rifle League website. Arrival, check-in, and setup 9AM; match briefing at 9:45AM. Match fee is $7 for AAF&G members, $10 for non-members.
Events are outdoors, but may use Clubhouse if necessitated by weather.
Normally there are two (90-shot) 900 aggregates. The second match begins when the first concludes. You may shoot in either match or both matches., and matches may be shot with either a .22 rimfire or a centerfire pistol.
CCW training classes are being offered at AAF&G. The classes will cover drawing from the holster (dry fire only), point and shoot techniques, drawing from concealment, emergency reloads, and real-world legal considerations in MD. This training satisfies the 16-hour requirement for the MD Wear and Carry permit.
Classes are scheduled for:
- 9–10 January (Mon–Tue)
- 16–17 June (Fri–Sat)
- 10–11 July (Mon–Tue)
- 18–19 August (Fri–Sat)
- 11–12 September (Mon–Tue)
You can register on the NRA website. If the later dates do not show up for registration yet, please just try again later.
