GLOCK MATCHES

You first need to be a member of the Glock Sport Shooting Foundation (GSSF) which is $35 per year. Visit their website and register here. There are 9 or 10 different classes to shoot in and each entry or pistol you shoot costs $30.

For Each Course of Fire: Glock the Plates is run through 3 times. 11 rounds are allowed. 33 total. 5 to Glock is run through 3 times with 5 targets. 11 rounds are allowed. 33 total. Glock "M" is run through 3 times with 5 targets. 4 paper targets and 1 steel target. 2 shots each paper target and 1 shot on steel target. 11 rounds are allowed. 33 total. This all adds up to 99 rounds so it's safe to say bring 100 rounds per course of fire or per gun you will be shooting.

Click here to register online at the Glock Sport Shooting Foundation website and view scores. Initial scores take about a week or two to be posted. As far as prizes go and to see who won pistols and other prizes, those will take a little longer to appear on the website once the initial scores are posted. Just have to keep checking back.

You check in and receive stickers for each classification/division your shooting in. You have to take the stickers to each shooting stage, sign-in and mark the time down with a Range Safety Officer in a red vest. Then you go to the stage you want to start shooting at and tell them you are ready. They will then put you down to shoot in the order you signed up. The order is based on what time people first signed in at, not when they arrive and are ready to shoot.Just understand that you cannot walk up and shoot right away, we have to go by the order that people have signed in to that particular stage.

Click here to get directions to Fernan Rod and Gun Club.

It's usually very hot so bring plenty of water to keep hydrated!

There will lunch available to purchase and there are also going to be a few vendors there which we will list here once we get the information.

Visit the Glock Sport Shooting Foundation website for the match rules.

Click here to view Fernan Rod and Gun Club range rules.

We are looking for your help and everyone is welcome to come and help.The stages are going to be the same as last year except there is going to be one more set up for the Glock "M". There will need to be an additional 8 to 10 range safety officers (RSOs) to make this happen so grab a friend and bring them to help. Each day you work you will get a ticket to be in a Glock Pistol Certificated Drawing and receive a $50 credit towards your Fernan Rod & Gun Club Membership, up to $150 for all 3 days of volunteering. These are full days of 8 hours or an entire event if it does not last a full 8 hours. You only get credit if you are already a Fernan Rod & Gun Club member and the credit applies to the next year's dues. Last year there were 6 pistol certificates to be drawn among 24 volunteers, so the odds are pretty good! There will be one practice match on Saturday, May 7th, 2022 so this is the one to attend for RSO training. There won’t be an NRA Range Safety Officer class held this year. See below for what volunteers we are looking for as well as practice matches and match setup. Email Tim McCormick at cdaglockclassic2020@gmail.com or call him at 208-610-5054 and he will get you directed to the right place. We need volunteers for the following: Parking / Signs Food Service RSO's / Timers / Scoring Practice Match Saturday, May 7th, 2022 9:00am – 1:00pm on Bay 5 Plate Practice Tuesday, May 24th, 2022 5:00pm – 7:30pm on Bay 7 Tuesday, June 14th, 2022 5:00pm – 7:30pm on Bay 7 Match Setup Friday, July 8th, 2022 9:00am – 12:00pm on Bays 2, 3, 4, 5 RSO’s shoot after 12:00pm

Tim McCormick cdaglockclassic2020@gmail.com 208-610-5054

This year (2022), we have the Historic Wallace Blues Festival happening July 8th and 9th. Also check out Coeur d'Alene Living Local Events for more great local events in the area!