Want to join AAGC. What do I have to do?
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snavematt
say what?
you mean AGC? Im a member of Stemmers Run there, come to one of our monthly meetings, or email the membership coordinator and set up a time for an intro to the range.
www.stemmersrun.org
www.associatedgunclubs.org/
www.stemmersrun.org
www.associatedgunclubs.org/
mike_in_md
Ultimate Member
I looked at both the AGC and AAFG web site and the match is on the AAFG web site.
You need a AAFG sponsor to become a member, and since you don't have one but plan to shoot in that match thats the best way to forge a relationship with one. Non members can shoot in many matches including the one you want to shoot.
Here more membership requirement info for AAFG.
http://www.aafg.org/membership.html
You need a AAFG sponsor to become a member, and since you don't have one but plan to shoot in that match thats the best way to forge a relationship with one. Non members can shoot in many matches including the one you want to shoot.
Here more membership requirement info for AAFG.
http://www.aafg.org/membership.html
damifinowfish
Ultimate Member
Doh. Yeah, that'd be Anne Arundel Fish and Game. I made checks out to IWGC for so long that I automatically put GC at the end.
I showed up at one of the bullseye matches. They were like "who are you, and why are you here". They seemed confused by the whole thing. I mentioned that the website said to come to this match specifically. They were like "oh yeah, the website. We have one of those?"
I showed up at one of the bullseye matches. They were like "who are you, and why are you here". They seemed confused by the whole thing. I mentioned that the website said to come to this match specifically. They were like "oh yeah, the website. We have one of those?"
Where is that? The website doesn't seem to ever say. I live in Cape St. Claire, so the AAFG is right down the road from me (<10 min away).
The club that damifinowfish mentioned is one of the clubs at Associated Gun Clubs of Baltimore.
More info here: http://www.associatedgunclubs.org/
More info here: http://www.associatedgunclubs.org/
AAFG been around since 1935. They do run a very tight ship, no doubt about it.
You do need a Sponsor to join their club, and you must shoot with the sponsor for a bit.
The Vintage Rifle Match is usually crowded, with 10 to 15 (or more) shooters, and they run a number of "relays" so everybody can shoot. The match runs from 10:00 to 12:00. You should get there early(9-9:30) and on arrival at the High Power range, sign in and look for Mr. Palk. He is the CRO and runs the Range/Vintage match. Good Luck.
There are some very, very good shooters there.
R
P.S. There are a number of members who live in "The Cape"
You do need a Sponsor to join their club, and you must shoot with the sponsor for a bit.
The Vintage Rifle Match is usually crowded, with 10 to 15 (or more) shooters, and they run a number of "relays" so everybody can shoot. The match runs from 10:00 to 12:00. You should get there early(9-9:30) and on arrival at the High Power range, sign in and look for Mr. Palk. He is the CRO and runs the Range/Vintage match. Good Luck.
There are some very, very good shooters there.
R
P.S. There are a number of members who live in "The Cape"
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mike_in_md
Ultimate Member
Yeah, the bullseye regulars there are very layed back, but all are super guys that will bend over backwards to help you, at least that has been my experience. They are not big on the website thing like the IPDA guys are. They prefer e-mail to keep everyone up to date, and distribute match score data and match schedule updates which I also prefer. Paul Striffler does a superb job acknowledging everyone who assist in the program and shooting accomplishments of everyone that shoots the leagues. I often show up to the line and he hands me a certificate for something I did. I just read their April newsletter and in there you can really get a idea of how well Paul recognizes peoples efforts. Now that the warm weather is here again, I need to get back over there and shoot a few matches. I hope your overall experience was pleasant.
If you mean the AGC (Associated Gun Clubs of Baltimore, Inc. www.associatedgunclubs.org) in Marriottsville, you need to join one of the thirty or so clubs that meet there. Once you join a club, you need to pay the range badge fee of $150.00.
I am the secretary for Monumental Rifle and Pistol Club (www.monumental.org). You are welcome to come to our next metting on Sat. 04/16/2011 at 2:00PM. We meet at Memorial Hall (at the end of AGC Lane off 11518 Marriottsville Road where the Trap Range is). No pressure to join right away. Just come on out, meet the members and see what the range offers. You can pick up information about other clubs as well. I encourage folks to find a club that suits the shooting they want to do. In that way, they get the most out the the club and range membership.
I am the secretary for Monumental Rifle and Pistol Club (www.monumental.org). You are welcome to come to our next metting on Sat. 04/16/2011 at 2:00PM. We meet at Memorial Hall (at the end of AGC Lane off 11518 Marriottsville Road where the Trap Range is). No pressure to join right away. Just come on out, meet the members and see what the range offers. You can pick up information about other clubs as well. I encourage folks to find a club that suits the shooting they want to do. In that way, they get the most out the the club and range membership.
