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Download the 2021 Shoot Program HOLDSWORTH/NATTRASS MEMORIAL • FULLER/MANNING MEMORIAL • STAMPEDE GRAND F CONSE RY O RVAT SA ION ER E IV D N U N C A A T h I O t N 7 5 C S EL 1964-2021 T EB EN RA D TIN STU G 2,300,000 Alberta Hunter Education Instructors’ Association Conservation Education Centre for Excellence CALGARY FIREARMS CENTRE Shoot Program 2021Featuring the ALBERTA PROVINCIAL TRAPSHOOTING CHAMPIONSHIPS JULY 21-25, 2021 SPECIAL EVENTS $5,000 ADDED PRIZE MONEY ROSE BOWL • NATIONAL TRAP DAY • YOUTH/NOVICE SHOOT • PROVINCIAL HUNTING DAY Calgarys Shotgun Featuring a full line of luxury Krieghoff shotguns, rifles and accessories. Your Source for In-house European Master Gunsmith The Finest offering repairs and shotgun fittings. Shotguns & Custom wood stocks and stock refinishing. Accessories Visit us in-store or online at: www.theshootingcentre.com Bay 4, 7130 Fisher Rd. SE, Calgary, AB T2H 0W3 403.451.1777 uper entre! S C Alberta Hunter Education Instructors’ Association 911 Sylvester Crescent S.W., Calgary, Alberta T2W 0R8 Telephone: (403) 252-8474 Fax: (403) 252-3770 Toll Free: 1-866-85-AHEIA Web Site: www.aheia.com Greetings from the Calgary Firearms Centre and Conservation Education Centre for Excellence: The Alberta Hunter Education Instructors’ Association (AHEIA) and the Calgary Firearms Centre & Conservation Centre for Excellence (CFC) are pleased to welcome shooters to the 2021 shotgun season. We extend a special welcome to visiting shooters participating in our Provincial Tournament, being held July 21-25, 2021. Our primary goal at the Calgary Firearms Centre is providing a positive and safe experience to all levels of shooters. Over the past few years there has a been a resurgence in the shooting sports, and we at the CFC embrace the opportunity of introducing trap, skeet and sporting clays to those who wish to participate. We were delighted with the number of members and new shooters who visited in 2020, even with the imposed restrictions due to the health crisis. The combination of safety protocols, excellent equipment and convenient location just minutes south of Calgary, strengthened our position as the busiest facility of its kind in North America. In order to comply with public health regulations and ensure the safety of our staff, volunteers and customers, the clubhouse will remain closed until the Alberta Health Authority deems it safe to be open. Our restrooms are available for use through a separate entrance, and we continue to accommo- date registration through a wicket on the north side of the building. Sanitizer is located at each shoot- ing station, and we encourage you to social distance and wear masks when attending the facility. This visible growth of the shooting sports is reflected in the popularity of our Youth and Women’s Shooting Leagues, which occur on Wednesday evenings throughout the summer months. Experi- enced coaches mentor shooters, helping them to develop skills and technique in a safe and fun en- vironment. Whether you are a first-time shooter interested in trying a new activity, or wish to become more proficient in the sport, consider participating in one or more of the three sessions being offered this year. Visit our website, aheia.com, or call the Calgary Firearms Centre at (403) 256-0665 for more information and to register. This year we are excited to be offering a full complement of registered trap shoots, and details of all the shoots are outlined in this program. Throughout the summer we also offer workshops, special events and accommodate private functions which may limit access to the facility from time to time. Be sure to call ahead before coming to the range, or check our website for information on closures or restricted public use. If you would like to book one or more fields, or even the entire facility for a special event, we will happily work with you to accommodate your requirements and can provide coaching, firearms rentals, and ammunition. Individual coaching is also available for first-time visitors to the range. Please call ahead to schedule a private coaching session. Did you know that the Alberta Hunter Education Instructors’ Association offers an extensive collec- tion of educational and training programs, both online and at our many centres throughout Alberta? From the Alberta Hunter Education Certification Program, to the Canadian Firearms Safety Cours- es, the Pleasure Craft Operator Training Course and the Alberta Fishing Education Program, our renowned courses will provide you skills to further enjoy our province’s outdoor spaces. Visit our website and explore the many programs that are available online, as well as our free Outdoor Wildlife Learning (O.W.L.) Series of workbooks and videos. Long-running camps, such as the Youth Hunter Education Camps and the Outdoor Women’s Program at our Alford Lake Camp & Conservation Edu- cation Centre for Excellence, introduce students to outdoor activities through hands-on experiences. We encourage you to become connected with Alberta’s abundant wild spaces through educational programs offered by our not-for-profit association and join what is now over two million graduates of our programs as an ambassador of Conservation Education. On behalf of everyone at AHEIA and the Calgary Firearms Centre, we wish you a safe and enjoyable shooting season and all the best in 2021. Sincerely, Robert A. Gruszecki, President. 1 Helping new hunters get their feet wet DUCKS UNLIMITED CANADA’S WATERFOWL HERITAGE PROGRAM CALGARY FIREARMS CENTRE 2021 SHOOT CALENDAR SUMMARY In 1938, a group of waterfowl hunters pledged to conserve May 8-9.............................. Holdsworth/Nattrass Memorial ............................. 600 Registered Targets wetlands so that bird populations could thrive. Today, Ducks June 4-6 ........................... Fuller/Manning Memorial ....................................... 1,000 Registered Targets Unlimited Canada helps promote the waterfowling tradition with June 30 - July 4 .............. Stampede Grand ...................................................... 1,500 Registered Targets its Waterfowl Heritage Program by providing sponsorship funds July 21-25 ......................... Provincial Trapshooting Championships ............. 1,400 Registered Targets and supplies to community organizations and groups that deliver August 20-22 ................... Rose Bowl .................................................................. 1,000 Registered Targets learn-to-waterfowl camps and events for youth and first-time 75 Non-Registered Targets hunters anywhere in Alberta. September 9 ................... Pheasants Forever Invitational .............................. Private Function September 19 ................. National Trap Day ..................................................... 300 Registered Targets If you’re planning a learn-to-hunt camp September 25 ................. Annual AHEIA Youth/Novice Shoot ..................... Private Function or event, we can help. Call today! September 25 .................. Provincial Hunting Day ............................................ Private Function October 3 .......................... AHEIA Fun Shoot / ................................................... 300 Non-Registered Targets Customer Appreciation Day For more information, please contact: Cathy MacKenzie Head, Outreach Programs – Alberta PROGRAM CHANGES [email protected] Every effort has been made to ensure that information in this program is accurate and complete; however, shoot management reserves the right to alter or cancel any part of this program at 780-678-9105 any time and for any reason and are not bound by errors or omissions. Any changes and/or corrections posted in the scoreboard area supersede the information in this program. ail) Hwy. 552 Tr ail) Tr CONTACT NUMBERS Telephone: (403) 256-0665 oot Fax: (403) 254-4396 Website: www.aheia.com 2A (Macleod . 2 (Deerf 16 Street Hwy Exit 227 Hwy GUN DeWinton (Dunbow Road) CLUB 250 Avenue From the North, on Deerfoot Trail, exit on 227, Exit to Okotoks go across Hwy. 2A and follow the signs. From the South, on Deerfoot or Macleod Trail, exit onto Hwy. 2A (Macleod Trail), then onto Dunbow Road West and follow the signs. Okotoks 2 3 GENERAL INFORMATION Prices ...................................... All services at the Calgary Firearms Centre are subject to GST. Prices listed in this Program do not include GST. Target prices are subject to change without notice in the event of an in- crease in the price of targets to the club. Shells ....................................... Reloads will be permitted at all tournaments. A limited number of factory-loaded shells will be available at prevailing prices. A valid firearms license (PAL or POL) is required to purchase shells at the Calgary Firearms Centre. Camping ................................. A limited number of camping spaces are available at $10.00 per night. Power and water are available at $15.00 per night, but the number of spaces with this service is limited. Washrooms and showers in the clubhouse will be open on shoot days. Camp- ers please report to the Cashier’s Desk. All campsite bookings should be made through [email protected] or by calling the Cal- gary Firearms Centre at 403-256-0665. Practice Traps ..................... Practice traps will be open during shoots. Practice rounds will be at regular Calgary Firearms Centre rates. Shoot Offs ............................. All ties will be shot-off or carried over at the discretion of shoot management. Shooters are responsible for determining whether they are in a shoot-off and for
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