One of the hardest things to wrap your brain around is how much to lead a clay target as it flies through the air. Many times the lead required is much more substantial then what you may think.
Here’s how to shoot a clay target at 20, 40, and 60 yards. This shooting technique is called “sustained lead” where the gun’s distance ahead of the clay is maintained throughout the shot.
Registrations are open for the first men’s night on May 17th. Go here to register.
Registration for League 1 closes soon!
League 1: May 17 – July 11
League 2: July 19 – Sept 12
** Register at the Clubhouse **
All SGC safety rules and regulations are to be followed while participating in the Sporting Clays league.
Failure to do so will result in expulsion from the league with no refund for entry fee.
Cost per shooter to enter league will be $60.00 without golf cart use or $100.00 with the use of a golf cart. Entry fee to cover wind up supper and door prizes. Shooters must complete all 8 rounds to be eligible for the grand prize draw at the end of league windup social and supper. All entrants will be eligible for the door prize draws but must be in attendance to win. $25.00 will be deducted from your entry fee if you are shooting both the Sporting Clays and the 5-Stand league during the same calendar dates. League wind up suppers will be Tuesday, July 13th and Tuesday, Sept. 14th.
Registration must be completed one week prior to the start of the league. No late entries will be accepted. Payment to be made before the first leaque round is shot.
Total targets shot will be 800, 8 rounds of 100 targets, one round per week to be shot during regular club hours. Regular shooting fees will apply on top of entry fee for the league.
Shooters must enter one of three classes: Novice, Intermediate or Experienced.
Final score to be calculated by averaging highest 6 round totals from each shooter. 2 lowest round scores will be deleted. This will allow shooters to miss up to 2 rounds.
Make up rounds will not be allowed, no exceptions. You cannot shoot previous weeks round the following week.
League score sheets must be used signifying you are shooting a league round before the round begins.
The club manager will have the appropriate score sheets for each league.
A penalty of 2 targets per round will be applied to shooters average overall scores who do not complete all 8 rounds.
Weekly scores will be posted by SGC staff on the league board in the club house.
2 shooter malfunctions allowed per round. This includes firearm or ammunition issues. Further malfunctions per round will result in attempted targets marked as lost.
Broken targets or “No bird” targets may be re-shot and scored accordingly. All targets presented as pairs, following or true, must be shot as a new pair. No singles of the pairs allowed.
The Saskatoon Gun Club 2022 season begins on Tuesday May 3, 2022. There are lots of events coming up this season. Check out the event page for Men’s Nights, Ladies Night, and more.
The sun is shining and its time to shoot… nothin’ but dust.
Looking forward to see you all out there.
The Saskatoon Gun Club would like to thank all of our vendors and patrons that came out to support the 2022 Collector’s Show at Prairieland Park March 18-19, 2022. The event was a huge success.
The Saskatoon Gun Club would also like to congratulate Jim Clark of Saskatoon for winning the Gun Draw in support of our Junior Shoot Program. This F.A.I.R. Jubilee Prestige Tartaruga Gold o/u shotgun looks good on you Jim!
We are looking forward to seeing Jim and the rest of you out at the club in May when we begin the 2022 shooting season. Please continue to watch the website for updates on the club opening date.
