The Grafton County Fish and Game Association, a non-profit, membership organization, has served the local community as a venue for the shooting sports since 1920. Our facilities include a clubhouse, a 50' indoor small bore range, a 50 yard pistol range, a 100 yard rifle range, archery range, skeet field, 2 trap fields, and a 5-stand course.
In addition to providing a safe, convenient location for members to shoot, we also host a variety of events that are open to the general public. Current information on event and league offerings are detailed on this website.
Meetings are held monthly on the first Tuesday of each month at 7:00pm in the clubhouse. The May meeting is the annual meeting when officers and directors are elected.
Next meeting on Tuesday, August 5th at 7:00pm
Barry Conservation Camp The club is sponsoring Jordan Estes this year because of his winning essay he presented to the club at the June meeting. Jordan will be going to the Barry Conservation Camp on July 20th through the 25th. We hope Jordan has a great and rewarding experience that week. I am sure he will bring back an interesting story to tell us at the August meeting. Again, congratulations Jordan.
USPSA
If you are interested in the sport of practical shooting please feel free to contact club member Glyn Reinders at: nhglyn@comcast.net
Glyn has traveled throughout the country shooting USPSA (United States Practical Shooting Association) pistol competitions for many years and is willing to introduce other interested members to this action packed sport. He is currently an "A" ranked Open Division shooter and has helped many others get started in the sport. For more information on USPSA shooting please see USPSA website: http://uspsa.org
USPSA shooting is a fast paced sport that emphasizes accuracy and speed of shooting while never sacrificing safety. Videos of the sport can be seen at: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=uspsa&search_type= If you have any questions or would like to see what the sport is all about, contact Glyn.
Shotgun
Gate Lock
The new combination is on your membership card, printed to the right of your name.
Please be sure to lock the gate securely behind you after passing through. After closing the lock, it is necessary to rotate the numbers to secure it. This is not being done consistently. It is important to confirm that you've locked it properly.
If you are having trouble opening the lock, remember that, after setting the combination, you must squeeze the shackle into the case and then pull the shackle out.
Membership questions
If you have any questions regarding membership renewal forms, etc please email secretary@graftonfishgame.com. You can also call me at 603-398-7752.
GCFG Hats and T-shirts
Hats and t-shirts are both $15 each. Special orders can be accommodated, and various colors are availble. You can pick them up Wednesday evenings at the trap range and at monthly meetings, or you can contact president@graftonfishgame.com
You can also give John Tucker a call at 448-4244.

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