The Steady Aims Women's Shooting Club is a free self-defense and shooting club for women to learn and practice the safe and proper use of firearms as well as learn and discuss other aspects of personal protection and safety. The club typically meets on Saturday once every month but is subject to availability, so check below for our next scheduled meeting. We have fellowship, a personal protection lesson and discussion, a question-and-answer time, followed by firearms instruction and practice. We have two available options for training:
1. Live fire instruction and practice at our Outdoor Range. Targets will be provided as well as free rentals of hearing and eye protection. Rental Firearms are available but you must provide your own factory ammunition.
2. Instruction and practice on our Smokeless Range by Laser Ammo, an interactive shooting simulator that uses a projector screen and laser emitting firearms. The Smokeless Range is a fun, safe, and stress-free introduction to firearms as well as a valuable training tool. It offers target practice, competitive and skill building drills, custom target and tactical courses, and an interactive video simulator. More information on the Simulator Page.
The club and training are completely free. I do accept donations to help keep the place running, but do not feel obligated to give. We would love to have you join us. All are welcome.
Women's Shooting Club:
The next Women's Shooting Club will be Saturday September 26th from 10:00am up until 2:00pm at the Outdoor Range. RSVP is required. The event is completely free however, donations are welcome to keep the range running.
We will have fellowship, a personal protection lesson and discussion, a question-and-answer time, followed by firearms instruction and practice at the Outdoor Range. Targets will be provided as well as free rentals of hearing and eye protection. Firearms are available to rent for an additional fee, but you must provide your own factory ammunition. All are welcome. Please contact me if you have any questions.
