SWISS RIFLE CLUB CALGARY |
The Swiss Rifle Club Calgary (SRCC) is a not for profit organization operated entirely by our volunteer members and is part of the Alberta Provincial Rifle Association. Started in the mid 1970’s, the club consisted primarily of Swiss Canadians who wished to practice the traditional shooting programs found in Switzerland. Over time, the membership grew to include people who were non Swiss as well so that today it is more representative of most shooting clubs. The club has a rifle range with target positions at 50, 100, 200 and 300m where you can shoot rifles up to .338 caliber and a 25m handgun range for up to .45 caliber. Membership is open to individuals that have a valid PAL and have signed up to our wait list. Read the section under membership for more details.
We look forward to meeting you at the range!
Safety TrainingRSO CourseThe SRCC takes safety training very seriously and there is no better way to take it to the next level than by getting your Range Safety Officer (RSO) certification. This is taught by an authorized trainer from the Alberta Federation of Shooting Sports. Handgun Holster CertificationSRCC offers a certification for the use of a handgun holster. This certification, or it's equivalent, is required should you want to use a holster on our range. | MarksmanshipIntro to Swiss ShootingThis course is designed for people with no knowledge of classical, Swiss shooting. Using open sights, shooters learn how to shoot targets at 300m using electronic target monitoring systems. ReloadingThis is a hands on course for those interested in adding a new dimension to their shooting. We cover the process, equipment, components, load development, and where to buy everything. Precision ShootingThis course shows you how to become a more accurate shooter. Rifle setup, equipment, and marksmanship principles are covered. | OrientationsShotMarkerThe ShotMarker is an electronic scoring system used by SRCC. Once completed, you will be able to sign out a club owned system to use whenever you want. Range Safety OrientationAll new members are required to take the range safety orientation. The orientation instructs members on range rules and protocols, administrative procedures and how to use our website. It also includes a walkthrough at the range to familiarize everyone with the layout of the range. |