Paris Gun Club

On Tuesday December 10th at 6:30 PM, we will have a short, 1-hour work night to load out the scrap lead on to a trailer. We won’t be taking the bullet trap apart. Most of the lead is in buckets down range. If you can, please come out to give a hand.

Thank you

To all Members:

Your membership dues will be due on October 1st for the upcoming year. Dues will remain the same as in past years, $75 for an Individual and $90 for a Family.

We will have a Membership meeting on Tuesday October 8th at 7:00 at the Club. We look forward to seeing you there.

The 2024-2025 Bullseye League will start on Thursday October 24th and run each week until the end of March.

Bullseye pistol can be fired with either rimfire (.22) or centerfire pistols. 

There are three courses of fire

1. Slow Fire with ten rounds offhand in ten minutes,
2. Timed Fire with 2 strings of 5 rounds fired in 20 secs each
3. Rapid fire with 2 strings of 5 rounds fired in 10 secs each. 

The league is open to the non-club members.

Contact Greg Benincasa, gregb@beebeconstruction.com for more information.

The steel plate league will kickoff the new season on Wednesday October 23rd with relays starting at 5:00. This is .22 rim fire pistol shooting at falling steel plates for time. The league will meet each Wednesday through the end of March. One does not need to be a club member to participate.

If you have any questions, please reach out to Ken Friot kenfriot@yahoo.com

Here are some pictures from around the club plus some extras that are “interesting”.  Enjoy.

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Here is the link to the NYSP web site for recertification of your pistol license as required under the SAFE Act. If your license was issued before January 15, 2013, you are required to complete your recertification before January 31, 2018.

https://troopers.ny.gov/Firearms/

The State Police began mailing out notification letters on January 3rd. There is, however, no guarantee that they have a valid address for all licensees. Even if you do not receive notification, you are still ultimately responsible for completing the recertification process. You will have to repeat this process every 5 years. Upon completion of the certification procedure, you will be given your next “due date.” You can submit your information on line or print out a paper document and submit it by mail. Paper forms are also available at all NYSP locations. While local licensing authorities are not directly involved in the process, they may have the forms available.

PLEASE NOTE: This system does not handle Westchester County, Nassau County, Suffolk County or New York City issued licenses. Each of these jurisdiction’s current procedures still apply.