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Published Date: 2026-06-08 17:58:00

Saturday was a great day for Range Day. We had 4 teams of 6 members (2 RO's per team). Some new members took advantage of the opportunity to participate. We changed the way squads were made up this year, and it clearly worked as the competition was extremely close. 

We were better organized this year on our 2nd Range Day event, and lessons we learned this year will be applied to next years Range Day. 

A big thanks to all those who participated and those who worked behind the scenes to get it all organized. Those who served as Range Officers deserve a special thanks for organizing the courses, scoring and watching out for their teams safety.  Special thanks also to those who provided access to firearms for participants to try out. The President and Dave Reddin took care of cooking and getting the food, respectively. There were also "presents" of Tim Horton's donuts. 

RESULTS;

Champion Squad - Team 1
Top Shotgun Score - Herb Butt - 250 points
Top Rifle Score -  Evan Kearley - 125 Points
Top Pistol Score -  Chris Tucker - 125 points
Top Junior - William Mouland - 257 Total Points
 
Team Breakdown :
Team 1 - 451 Points
Richard Burke, Alison Simms
Andrew Mouland, William Mouland (J)
George Crosbie, Nick Crosbie
Evan Kearley (RO), Daniel Dunne (RO)
 
Team 2 - 447 Points
Dave Reddin, Brad Ryan
Ravideep Singh, Stephen Petten
Blair Payne (RO), Chris Tucker (RO)
 
Team 4 - 444 Points
Scott Pike, Peter Noseworthy
Tim Engram, Nathan Pike, Kalen Poole
Spencer Isaacs (RO), Peter Tucker (RO)
 
Team 3 - 391 Points
Gerry Carr, Alastaire Chen
Chris Amirault, Ian Amirault
Jake Miller (RO), Herb Butt (RO)

The Board

 

Published Date: 2026-06-04 22:57:00

Join the fun in celebrating National Range Day with our annual club match! A great way to try out the the different disciplines the club has to offer. The match will run as teams of 4 to 6, and not all participants need to do each category. However, it is a great chance to try a little bit of everything. 

You will need the following: 2 boxes of shotgun shells (size 7 to 8); 1 box (20 shells) of rifle ammo; and 1 box of pistol ammo (50 shells) or a .22 mini rifle. 

Match will start at 10am, with sign up at starting at 9am. Match fee is $30,  including lunch. 

Please email sjrgc2024@gmail.com

if you intending to participate, and/or have questions. 

We are also hoping to add a bit of head to head competition at the end of the day for those who want to participate in some elimination rounds. 

Published Date: 2026-05-25 08:41:00

The rifle and pistol ranges are undergoing maintenance. Work is being carried out Monday to Friday from 8am  to 5 pm. Currently A and C will be closed for the next few work days. There are no stands on A, if used after 5pm and on weekend please remove them after use. 

Range B will be closed after C and A are finished. BUT because the work on B is beyond 100m, then C will have to be closed as well.  Currently we do not know when this will happen. Once work on B begins it will effectively be closed until work is finished.  Range B is available June 3 - June 9th. 

IF you are in doubt about what is opened and closed, THEN check with the contractor before you begin any activities. ALWAYS check the club website before going up. We cannot monitor where they are working each day. 

 

 

 

Published Date: 2026-05-22 08:02:00
Sporting clays has reverted to evening shoots on Wednesdays now that spring is finally here. So time to dig out your favourite shotgun and shells and come out to the range and bust some clays.
 
This year setup will run from 3-5 pm with a 5 pm start for shooting. We need help with setup in order to have a timely start at 5 pm. So if you think you can help out that would be great. Email committee contacts on club website if you can help.

Sporting Clays Comm.

Published Date: 2026-04-29 23:27:00

SIGNING IN IS MANDATORY. SIGN IN WHEN USING THE RANGES. YOU CAN DO SO IN THE MAIN CLUBHOUSE OR LONG BRANCH. 

ALWAYS SIGN GUESTS IN AND PAY THE $5 FEE. GREY BOXES FOR THIS FEE ARE IN THE CLUBHOUSE AND LONG BRANCH. 

Published Date: 2026-04-29 16:23:00

If your membership card indicates that your status is Prospective, then you need to attend an Orientation. Orientation is generally done once a month. Prospective members need to attend Orientation before they will receive the gate code and Active Status. Prospective members will receive an email when there is going to be an Orientation. They can also look for Orientation events in the Club News and on the Calendar. 

If your membership card indicates Pending then there is information missing on your application. Often this is an adequate picture. The picture should be of your head and shoulders  and uploaded to your account in Jpeg format. Pictures of PAL cards, or you fishing, hunting or shooting are not acceptable. 

Published Date: 2026-04-28 21:37:00
Hi Everybody,
 
Just a reminder about clays this weekend! Unfortunately, lunch is not being provided (hopefully at the next shoot).
 
See below for details. Hope to see you there!
 
Sporting Clays Committee
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The St John’s Rod and Gun Club will be hosting a sporting clays shoot on Saturday, May 2nd, 2026 (alternate day in case of rain is May 3rd).

The day will include a 75 target sporting clays course. Lunch will NOT be provided so please bring your own. There will be a prizes for top three class shooters (A, B & C) decided by Lewis Class if enough people come out to warrant it.

Cost: $25 OR 3 shoot card punches (Juniors 1⁄2 price for targets).

EVENT SCHEDULE
 
Registration and Squading: 9:30 AM to 10:00 AM
Morning: 75 Sporting Clays (10:30 AM shotgun start)
After shooting: Shoot-offs (if needed) & Prize Presentation 
 
Please note:
Participants are encouraged to pre-register with Herb. This will help the club plan for lunch, etc.
Shooters must provide their own guns, ammo (size #7.5 shot or smaller is permitted) and eye/ear protection.
Guests of members are welcome but must be a Canadian resident and pay a $5 fee for guest insurance.
 
Check the club website on day of shoot in the event of inclement weather.

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Contacts for the different groups (Trap, Sporting Clays, Archery) are given on the Contact Us page. Scroll to the bottom. 



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What We Offer


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Archery

Archery provides both a 3D animal course that winds through the forest, and a 20-90 meter target range. The archery group shoots indoors during the winter at 18 meter targets.

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Rifle/Pistol

A 15 stall outdoor rifle range (Range B) provides an excellent opportunity for air rifles, handguns, and long guns from 50-200 meters. Range A is a pistol/small caliber rifle range featuring shooting stalls with target stands set at 20-25m. Range C is for dynamic shooting, and is meant for use by IDPA, IPSC. Steel Challenge and law enforcement agencies. No target stands are provided.

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Trap Shooting

Offers 4 Trap Fields each with automatic clay target throwers & automated voice release systems.

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Sporting Clays

Features 15 shooting stations along a groomed trail through the forest. We offer a wide variety of manual and electric clay target throwers


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IDPA

Using the clubs Pistol ranges, the IDPA offers shoots that simulate self-defense scenarios and real life encounters.

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IPSC

Offers a dynamic shooting sport where the principles of accuracy, speed, and power are balanced using a unique scoring system.

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Youth Program

Juniors are welcomed to engage in a series of programs designed to teach safe and responsible shooting. Opportunities exist for young people to acquire a license and participate in Club events either as individuals or as members of the Junior Group.

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Conservation

Our Club's Conservation Mandate


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Archery

Archery provides both a 3D animal course that winds through the forest, and a 20-90 meter target range. The archery group shoots indoors during the winter at 18 meter targets.


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Rifle/Pistol

A 15 stall outdoor rifle range (Range B) provides an excellent opportunity for air rifles, handguns, and long guns from 50-200 meters. Range A is a pistol/small caliber rifle range featuring shooting stalls with target stands set at 20-25m. Range C is for dynamic shooting, and is meant for use by IDPA, IPSC. Steel Challenge and law enforcement agencies. No target stands are provided.


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Trap Shooting

Offers 4 Trap Fields each with automatic clay target throwers & automated voice release systems.


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Sporting Clays

Features 15 shooting stations along a groomed trail through the forest. We offer a wide variety of manual and electric clay target throwers


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IDPA

Using the clubs Pistol ranges, the IDPA offers shoots that simulate self-defense scenarios and real life encounters.


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IPSC

Offers a dynamic shooting sport where the principles of accuracy, speed, and power are balanced using a unique scoring system.


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Youth Program

Juniors are welcomed to engage in a series of programs designed to teach safe and responsible shooting. Opportunities exist for young people to acquire a license and participate in Club events either as individuals or as members of the Junior Group.


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Conservation

Our Club's Conservation Mandate




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