SCSA Club Matches
SCSA independently hosts several match events each year providing opportunities to compete ranging from themed rifle shoots, archery shoots, trap shoots, and more. Scroll down this page to learn more.
Review the SCSA Calendar for specific match dates and times.
For NRA, USPSA, P.R.O., and WMR affiliated matches at SCSA view the Handgun Activities, Sheridan Practical Shooters, or Cloud Peak Precision Rifle Shooters Activities pages.
UPCOMING 2024 CLUB MATCH EVENTS:
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22LR Candy Shoot
The Candy Shoot offers shooters the chance to thread the hole in a Lifesaver candy piece without breaking the candy.
Competitors shoot targets at each of three ranges: 25yards, 50 yards, and 100 yards and sum points to assess the match winners. Bonus points are awarded for threading the candy.
Youth and Adult classes are offered. Candy and trophy prizes are provided for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd, place in each class. Contact the SCSA Small Bore Director for more information.
Military Rifle Shoot
The SCSA Military Rifle Shoot offers competitors an opportunity to compete in the following classes.
Vintage: WW1 and WW2 (03, Garand, Mauser, Nagant, and Enfield), with iron sights.
Modern: M1A1, AR, AK47, HK97, and etc., with iron sights.
Unlimited Sniper: Military long range with scopes or iron sights.
Bench Rest: Any era with any sight or scope, sandbags and rests from bench or prone, no shooting coats, slings OK.
All classes except Bench Rest shoot at 100 yards in standing offhand, sitting or kneeling, prone, and rapid-fire positions. Bench Rest shoots at 100 and 200 yards. Trophies and awards are presented. Contact the SCSA Small Bore Director (yes, the Smallbore Director) for more information.
Snowshoe’T 3D Archery Match
The Snowshoe’T 3D Archery match is a chance to get out and embrace spring at the SCSA Archery Range. As the name implies this match is typically held at that time of year when special footwear could be appropriate.
The match offers Hunter, Traditional, and Youth Classes.
Prizes and raffles add to the fun. Dust off the bow and get out and shoot.
Contact the SCSA Archery Director for more information.
3D Mountain Archery Shoots
SCSA sponsors 3D Archery Shoots several times a year in venues away from the SCSA Range facilities in areas allowing archers to test their skills in environments and conditions representative of their prey. Matches may be held within the Bighorn Mountains or similar outdoor settings. Bear Lodge along Highway 14A in the Bighorn Mountains is a traditional co-sponsor of these events offering a base facility for the nearby match course.
Contact the SCSA Archery Director for more information.
Muzzleloader Pie and Turkey Shoots
SCSA offers several opportunities a year to come out to the Muzzleloader Range and attempt to take home a turkey or pie for your efforts courtesy of the Bull Shooters at the Muzzleloader Range.
These events are great fun and a good way to see just what it takes to shoot black powder firearms.
Contact the SCSA Archery Black Powder Director for more information.
Registered Trap Shoots
SCSA is part of the Amateur Trap Association (ATA) gun clubs that hold registered trap shoots.
These shoots are competitions for any person who wants to join. Each competition consists of shooting 100 singles, 100 handicap, and/or 100 doubles. People can choose to shoot all events, or just one or two.
Prizes are given for different classes and age groups. The cost to join the ATA is $20. If you are a new member, you can get your membership free from the trap director.
Contact the SCSA Trap Director for more information.
Schuetzen Matches
SCSA organizes Schuetzen matches for 22 rimfire rifles at times on the SCSA Indoor Range. Matches include Classes for true Schuetzen rifles as well as any 22 rifle you care to give a try with, optics and open sights, single load only.
Matches are shot on American Single shot Rifle Assocation Official 50 Foot Standing Targets and include 6 relays (6 targets to complete a match).
Competitors get to compete for the best shot (one try only) on a commemorative King Target, winner takes it home. Contact the SCSA Small Bore Director for more information.
