Competition Range

RSA offers a competition and small-bore range for use by members shooting rimfire handguns and rimfire rifles. This range is not intended for plinking and targets are NEVER to be placed on the ground at this range (except during authorized matches). Targets must be mounted on frames and in the target frame holder

Indoor Range

ORSA has an indoor range built in 1967 which is environmentally controlled (HVAC) and has restrooms and a training room/lobby. The range has twelve shooting lanes with target retrieval systems. Authorized firearms are – Rimfire rifle and handguns, center fire handguns.

Rifle Practice Range

ORSA has a 100-yard rifle plinking range used for a variety of shooting types. Steel targets are staged at 50-, 75-, and 100-yard increments. These are the only targets allowed on this range.

NRL 22

NRL22 is a nationwide precision rifle league using 22lr rifles and air guns with a focus on growing and introducing new shooters in the sport. Each 10 or 12 round stage is two minutes and consists of multiple targets and/or positions that the shooter must engage in the correct order following the stage briefing. The target distances on each stage generally run from about 30yds out to 100yds.

While you don’t have to be an NRL22 member to compete, if you are there are several benefits. Your monthly scores are entered into the nationwide database where they have monthly prize drawings and your scores are compiled to calculate your skill ranking from Novice all the way up to Expert. In addition, you can qualify for the national match they have every year. The available classes are: young gun, ladies, old guns, air rifle, adaptive, base, and open.

Additional information can be found at NRL22.com and you can sign up for the matches at ORSA by going to Practiscore.com and searching for ORSA NRL22.