Tag: Beretta

6th Annual Fall Classic – ON

Participate in any Galt Shoots and enter in the draw.

Prize: 692 Sporting 32″ with B-Fast. Draw Held on October 27th, 2019

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TACCOM – ON

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Launching the STR-9!

Come by to see Canada’s first sample of this handgun come to dealers near you.

Canadian Nationals Sporting Clays Championship – NB

Thursday thru Sunday, August 22 to 25, 2019

600 Sporting Clays Targets

(2 Main courses + 5 Stand + Super Sporting + Make-a- Break side game).
Participants can pick and choose as many events as they wish to shoot.

NSCA registered Event.
Non NSCA shooters welcome.

“The Gun Dealer” will be onsite

To register on Winscore click “HERE”

Proceed to our event website to make a registration deposit click “HERE”

Beretta Atlantic Sporting Clays Challenge – NB

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100 sporting clay targets

Flight start times of 11:00AM and 2:00PM
(Pre-Registration is required) Download Registration Form “HERE”

A $5.00 burger lunch will be available.
$70.00 Entry Fee
NSCA registered

“The Gun Dealer” will be onsite

Awards will be presented

Random draw for new Beretta shotgun
The shoot will be limited to the first 192 pre-registered shooters.
A deposit of $20.00 is required for each registration.
The shoot will be a 100 clay shoot with 12 stations.

Guns and Tactical Show / Range Day – ON

GAT SHOW is Canada’s premier live fire trade show event. It is a “Try & Buy”

event.   Leading gun manufacturers and distributors will have wide variety of demo firearms for you to shoot on the line.   This gives you a chance to actually shoot the firearms you want, and to talk with manufacturers and distributors.    After you’ve had the chance to shoot those firearms, walk over to the vendor area where you will find dealers ready to offer you the best deals on the guns you had the opportunity to shoot, plus a ton of other related products, services and gear!

Best of all – GAT Show is open to the general public without the requirement of a PAL (Canadian Firearms License).   Anyone wanting to try to shoot a firearm for the first time, in a safe, controlled, and professionally supervised environment.   For firearms owners that have always wanted to share the incredible experience of what the firearms shooting sports community has to offer they can do so, this is a fun and safe way!

NSCA Central Regional – ON

Participate in any Galt Shoots and enter in the draw.

Prize: 692 Sporting 32″ with B-Fast. Draw Held on October 27th, 2019

Please contact: jerry@gagnonsports.com for more information.

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NOVA SCOTIA PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP – NS

Targets set by George Digweed MBE
Friday – Prelim: 100 Clays $100
Saturday only or Saturday & Sunday – Main: 200 Clays $220
Friday, Saturday and Sunday: 50 Clay 5 stand: $50
Side events and warm up available through the weekend
Over $5,000 in Sponsor Prizes
HOA through E Class and Hunters
Saturday night banquet $80 includes gratuity & HST
Green Fees available to participants at $95 plus hst
Provincial Champion’s determined by 200 Clay Main
All 200 clays can be complete Saturday 10:00am & 1:00pm
Or Saturday & Sunday mornings 10:00am

ALS Shoot for the Cure Sporting Clays Event – BC

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History 

In October 2000, Vancouver Firefighter, Ranny MacDonald, was diagnosed with ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease. On January 13, 2003, after a long and valiant fight, Ranny succumbed to this disease. Since his passing, the members of the Vancouver Firefighters’ Union Local 18, in conjunction with the Vancouver Gun Club, have held an annual fundraising event for ALS in Ranny’s memory.

Battalion Chief, Jim MacLeod, who was also a member of the Vancouver Fire Fighters’ Union, was also diagnosed with ALS in 2008. Jim battled this disease with strength, courage, and dignity and unfortunately passed away in 2009.

What is ALS?

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) is a rapidly progressive, neuromuscular disease. It attacks the motor neurons that transmit electrical impulses from the brain to the voluntary muscles in the body. When they fail to receive messages, the muscles lose strength, atrophy and die.

ALS can strike anyone at anytime, regardless of age, gender, or ethnic origin. It does not affect the senses, and only rarely does it affect the mind. The equipment costs for each patient average $137,000, while nursing and home care costs can be up to 10 times this amount.

The average life expectancy after diagnosis is 3 to 5 years.

For more information visit ALS BC.