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.
Calendar Reservations
AAFG Committee Chairs and other Members may reserve Club facilities for their events. First, please view the Calendar with the appropriate Category selected (clubhouse or specific range, such as precision-pistol) to check the availability. Then e-mail your request to calendar(at)aafg(dot)org if the desired date/time is available.
The property where AAF&G now resides on St. Margarets Road was purchased on 17 February, 1970.
Federal and State holiday. Centerfire shooting hours are restricted to 10am–1pm.
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.
Match announcements and registration are on PractiScore.
Friday trap events are open to the public.
New IDPA action pistol shooters at AAF&G are required to attend an Observation and Safety Briefing before being approved to register for matches. Registration and additional information are available on PractiScore; look on the Club page for “Action Pistol Observation and Safety Briefing” events.
Class is in on the range 9am–10:30am, in the clubhouse 10:30am–11:30am, and back on the range after that.
If you are already classified in IDPA (Marksman or higher), or if you are a sworn Law Enforcement or active duty military, let the Match Director know when you register for your first match, and you will be given an abbreviated briefing on the day of the match rather than being required to attend the full Observation and Safety briefing.
