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Open for Practice Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m.* Saturday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.* *shooters must check in no later than 30 minutes prior to closing (hours are subject to change without notice due to extreme weather conditions) Dinner available on Thursday nights.
(kitchen open 6 to 7 p.m.)
Next .410 Shoot-- Thursday Dec. 19 (50 target, 16 yd. chip shoot) Nov. 21 Results--(2 shot continental) Winner: Gary Cooper 76/100 Runner-up: Kerry Dodson 56/100 Third: Jack Kennedy 55/100 |
Next Saturday--Dec. 14
PITA Memorial Shoot Winter Handicap Series Continues First Saturday of the Month October through March 
Thanks to all who participated or donated!
Due to your generosity a check for $5,000 as well as several boxes of toys were donated to Toys for Tots. (See more information on our "News" page.) |
Old Skagit Gun Club offers practice and competition trap shooting on four fields which are lighted for night shooting. Each field is equipped with voice release microphones. Trap fields are capable of throwing regulation singles and doubles clay targets as well as continental targets. (For more information about the gun club see "About".)
Attention Groups Requesting Separate Use of a Trap Field:
Due to high attendance at practice on Thursdays we are unable to assign a trap field for use by a specific group. Groups are welcome during practice hours on Tuesdays and Saturdays. However, if you are planning on bringing a group out for practice, we ask that you contact us ahead of time at oldskagitgunclub@gmail.com. This way we can make sure that you have an enjoyable shooting experience and that there is no conflict in scheduling.
Due to high attendance at practice on Thursdays we are unable to assign a trap field for use by a specific group. Groups are welcome during practice hours on Tuesdays and Saturdays. However, if you are planning on bringing a group out for practice, we ask that you contact us ahead of time at oldskagitgunclub@gmail.com. This way we can make sure that you have an enjoyable shooting experience and that there is no conflict in scheduling.