Long Range Opening / Qualifications
2023-05-06 12:00 - 17:00 (America/Chicago)
The new Long Range will officially open for member use.
The events for the day are:

Opening remarks
Review long range rules and qualification requirements
Ceremonial first shot
Open qualifications
Food and Drinks

This will be the first day for members to qualify. Additional qualifying days will be on work day Saturdays through September. Additional qualifying dates to be posted on the calendar.

22LR Precision Match
2023-09-16 08:00 - 14:30

Whirling 22's
2023-09-17 09:00 - 13:00, 2023-10-15 09:00 - 13:00, 2023-11-12 09:00 - 13:00, 2023-12-10 09:00 - 13:00, 2024-01-14 09:00 - 13:00, 2024-02-11 09:00 - 13:00
The Whirling .22s is a timed challenge, designed for all everyday shooters without the need of special equipment or special training, with rifles and pistols .22, at targets that will whirl (spin) or move when hit.
You will perform accurate and fast shooting in a variety of conditions challenging gun enthusiasts.
Competition is open to any able body of sound mind 12 years old or older. Representative must be present.
These challenging Games also provide an ambient of camaraderie, respect, and self-control.
Trophies and Certificates to 1st , 2nd , and 3rd places are awarded.
Targets for the Games are:
Hanging Arms. Timed. Shoot each plate until hit, then move on, RIGHT TO LEFT.
Brisk Lick. Timed. Compete against another. First finish wins.
Feeble Shot. Timed. Target for pistol is big gong; rifle is small gong. Various stances.
Shooting Gallery. Timed. Moving plates left to right.
Dueling Post. Overpower competitor for most plates. Timed.
Up And Down. Timed. Put 4 paddles up and then put them down. Repeat…
BULLS. Score the max you can to win.
Dates
September 17
October 15
November 12
December 10
January 14
February 11
Time of first shot: 9:00 am
The dates are shown in “Events” of The Fusilier Complex site:
Where: The Fusilier Complex range near Arnaudville, LA. Directions at the “Events” tab.
Awards
Title of ”Summa”, “Magna”, & “Cum Laude” Whirler to the three highest scores.
Entry Fees $10.00 (TFC non-members fee $20.00)
Equipment
Caliber .22 rifle (2 mags of min. 10 shots each) and .22 pistol (2 mags of 10 shots each).
Eyes and ears protectors.
NO .22 Magnum, NO Hypervelocity .22, NO .17, NO 5.7
Ammunition
Shooters will provide own ammunition. Soft nose lead .22.
At least 330 rounds will be needed. Better bring more just in case. Ammunition is not available for sale at the games.
NO .22 Magnum, NO Hypervelocity .22, NO .17, NO 5.7
Rifles allowed
Semi-auto, lever, pump. Semi-auto is suggested.
Two 10 rounds (or more) magazines.
Any sights: iron sights or optics.
Sling is allowed.
Pistols allowed
Semi-auto is a must.
Two 10 round (or more) magazines.
Any sights: iron sights or optics.
General information
The Pistol Only line will be used with non-participants as spectators.
Targets will be between 10 yards and 15 yards.
Eye and hear protections are REQUIRED on the line and staging areas for any person at this event.
The .22 bullets WILL fragment upon impact on the metal so ricochets are NOT happening but a sliver of lead MAY come back to the firing line.
The backstop is the berm. Targets will be positioned in front of it and the berm will capture bullets.
No drinking water and food available at the range.
For questions or observations email Whirling22@yahoo.com
RULES
R1. Safety is a must. Anybody acting disruptively will be asked to leave immediately. His/her behavior may be reported to the appropriate authority.
R2. All events have a time limit and a limited number of shots. In all stages the shots will be no more than 20 for rifle and 20 for pistol.
R3. All events will be run sequentially and there will be only one or two whirlers in each stage and a Whirling 22s Spotter (W22S), who will report the number of hits.
R4. Any whirler using more that the allotted rounds will have to rerun the stage or accept a zero score. Score is hits until time or ammo runs out.
R5. In case of a tie, one of the stages will be used until a winner emerges. The break-the-tie gun to be used, rifle or pistol, will be decided by the Whirling 22s Director (W22D).
R6. Gun must be supported by whirler’s body parts only.
R7. The course of fire will be given at the event and not before.
R8. The course of fire may be altered at any time by the Whirling .22s Director.
R9. Any protest or doubts on results will be decided by the Whirling .22s Director (W22D) with the assistance of the Whirling .22s Spotters (W22S) and Whirling .22s Participants (W22P).
R10. A competitor MUST be able to hear and understand all the range commands at all times to be
able to act in this Games. If not, then he/she will not be allowed to participate.
R11. If a competitor at the firing line does not understand or does not hear a command he/she must:
a – Refrain from shooting and make the gun safe, or
b – If there is time, ask for clarifications.
Suggested equipment for the Games

The following is a recommended list of things to bring for the Games.
You may add those items that you think you will need.

Rifle .22 semiauto, pump, or lever; 2 magazines 10 rounds or more each.
Pistol .22 semiauto; 2 magazines 10 rounds or more each.
330 rounds .22 Std velocity.

NO .22 Hypervelocity, NO .22 MAG, NO .17, NO 5.7

Ear and eye protection; cap or hat.
Pockets or handbag to carry ammo + magazines + …
Pen or pencil to score your shots.
There is no drinking water, food, ammo at the range.
Enthusiastic, positive, sparkling sportsmanship.

In case of queries email me at Whirling22@yahoo.com

VFW 22LR Turkey Shoot
2023-10-14 08:00 - 15:00

High Power 100 Match
2023-10-22 08:00 - 13:00
The High Power 100 (HP100) match is an NRA competition designed to be fired with high power rifles, caliber .223/5.56 to .308 (.311 allowed for the HP100) at paper targets placed at 100 yards. Only iron sights used, NO optics.
The participants in the national NRA’s High Power match have the opportunity to practice in this event at The Fusilier Complex without his/hers NRA record being affected because these scores will NOT be sent to the NRA.
The Club’s “combination range” will be used.
Competition is open to any able body of sound mind 12 years old or older (responsible party must be present.)
The competitor fires a total of 50 rounds in four positions. Sling is allowed except in Standing.
Standing: 10 rounds in 10 minutes, single load only, no sling.
Sitting/Kneeling: 10 rounds in 60 seconds, one reload.
Prone: 10 rounds in 70 seconds, one reload.
Prone: 20 rounds in 20 minutes, single load only.
Sighting in: Unlimited shots, 5 minutes.
When
October 22, Sunday
Hours: 9:00 am until finished (close to noon)
The event is shown in The Fusilier Complex calendar:
https://fusiliercomplex.com/
Where: The Fusilier Complex range near Arnaudville, LA.
Directions at https://fusiliercomplex.com/index.php/map-directions
TFC members entry fee: $10.00. Non-members fee is $20.00
Awards: First three places’ certificates.
Shooter class not taken into account for placement.
Scores NOT sent to the NRA for official National Classification.
Equipment (optional): Shooting coats and gloves. Spotting telescopes and ground mats.
Eye and hearing protection are required.
Ammunition:
Shooters will provide own ammunition. At least 50 rounds will be needed. Bring more just in case. Ammo is not available for sale at the match.
Rules: NRA High Power Rules http://www.rulebooks.nra.org/documents/pdf/compete/RuleBooks/HPR/hpr-book.pdf
The following is a recommended list of items to bring for the match.
You may add things that you feel you will need.

Rifle with iron sights (probably you will need it)
50 rounds for score, caliber .223/5.56 up to .311 (303 British.)
2 magazines/clips to hold 5 rounds each. Garand 2 & 8.
Empty chamber flag.
Ear and eye protection; cap or hat.
Sling, optional.
Shooting jacket, optional.
Spotting scope, optional.
Mat to lie and sit on the ground. Optional.
Pen or pencil to score your shots. Optional.
There is no drinking water, food, ammo at the range.
Enthusiastic, positive, sparkling sportsmanship is

highly recommended.
In case of queries/observations email AR15AmericanMatch@yahoo.com

Hunter's Safety Education
2023-10-27 12:00 - 2023-10-28 17:00
This is LA Hunters Education class certified through LA Dept Wildlife and Fisheries.

Long Range Qualifying Day
2023-11-04 10:00 - 13:00
The new Long Range is officially open for member use.
This event is to allow members to qualify to use the Long Range.
If you plan to attend, please be there promptly for a review of the long range rules followed by live shooting qualifications. Once live qualification shooting begins, anyone arriving late will not be permitted to qualify.

Qualifying Requirements

Must confirm zero on 100yd target board. (3 shot group)
Must impact a 2.5 MOA Steel target at 400 yds then 600 yds with 3 of 5 rounds minimum per target.
Assessor may coach shooter on wind and misses
If shooter fails to qualify, the assessor may recommend a shooting clinic before reattempting or if assessor identifies small correction and chooses to educate / coach, the shooter may re-attempt qualifying.
Upon successful qualification the shooter will receive their certification card and key.

Required Equipment / D.O.P.E

Dialable turrets on scope – or –
Scope with known holdover reticle (applies to first focal and second focal plane scopes) – or –
Adjustable Iron sights (High Power Shooter)
Ballistic Data or Ballistic App (Must know how use app calculations).
Known muzzle velocity – (Published velocity on factory ammo is not acceptable)
NO Red Dot optics

Rifle caliber cartridges only the Long Range.

Maximum .30 caliber permitted.
3200 fps maximum velocity permitted
Pistol caliber cartridges in any platform may not be used on the Long Range

The established shooting distances are:

100yds Zero Confirmation Target Board
400yds – Steel and Target Board
500 yds – Steel
600 yds – Steel and Target Board
850 yds – Steel
925 yds – Steel
1000yds – Steel and Target Board

Action Bay Certification
2023-11-04 10:00 - 13:00, 2024-03-02 10:00 - 14:00
The Action Bay does have a unique set of rules which have been added to the club’s range rules for your review. As a requirement for members to use the bay, you will need to attend an Action Bay Certification Class.
Upon completion of the certification class you will receive your certification card which will be kept with your gate access card.
During this certification class we will review the new Action Bay rules and how to apply them vs the general range rules and types of targets to use.
Bring ear / eye protection and your gun / holster etc. (if no holster, bring a gun bag), and 20 rounds of ammo to walk through a mock stage in order to understand shooting and moving.

Long Range Precision Rifle Course
2023-11-11 08:00 - 2023-11-12 17:00

Louisiana Lever Action Silhouette Championship
2023-12-08 08:00 - 2023-12-10 15:00
Louisiana Lever Action Silhouette Championship
The Green Range for the Friday, Dec 8 thru Sunday, Dec 10, 2022
Louisiana Lever Action Silhouette state championship match.
 Friday – setup from 8:00 – 12:00; match practice from 12:00 – dark.
 Saturday – Matches all day.
 Sunday – Match until early afternoon, clearing range for about an hour after.
Match Details: Hosted by the Louisiana Rifle Silhouette Team & The Fusilier
Complex.
 Match Director: Dustin Flint (Certified Range Safety Officer)
 Range Director: Jerry Tureau (Certified Range Safety Officer)
 Match Commands: Joe DuBoulay
 Statistician: Patrice Kunzli
State Championships Awarded: Louisiana Grand Aggregate Lever Action
Silhouette Rifle State Champion; Pistol Cartridge Lever Action Silhouette Rifle
State Champion; Big Bore Lever Action Silhouette Rifle State Champion; Smallbore
Cowboy Rifle State Champion. Also cash awards in each class.
Competitor Limits: Due to short December days and limited targets & rails,
participation in this match is limited to 48 shooters in Smallbore & Pistol Cartridge
matches (Saturday) and 40 Shooters in Big Bore (Sunday). A number of spots will
be held open for a period of time for club members that are interested in
participating.
Dustin Flint
dustinflint@yahoo.com

Work Day
2024-01-06 08:00 - 12:00, 2024-02-03 08:00 - 12:00, 2024-03-02 08:00 - 12:00, 2024-04-06 08:00 - 12:00

Safety Orientation
2024-01-06 09:00 - 10:00, 2024-02-03 09:00 - 10:00, 2024-03-02 09:00 - 10:00, 2024-04-06 09:00 - 10:00
For new members

Long Range Qualifying
2024-02-03 10:00 - 12:30
The Long Range is open for member use.
This event is to allow members to qualify to use the Long Range.
If you plan to attend, please be there promptly at the start for a review of the long range rules followed by live shooting qualifications. Once live qualification shooting begins, anyone arriving late will not be permitted to qualify.

Qualifying Requirements

Must confirm zero on 100yd target board. (3 shot group)
Must impact a 2.5 MOA Steel target at 400 yds then 600 yds with 3 of 5 rounds minimum per target.
Assessor may coach shooter on wind and misses
If shooter fails to qualify, the assessor may recommend a shooting clinic before reattempting or if assessor identifies small correction and chooses to educate / coach, the shooter may re-attempt qualifying.
Upon successful qualification the shooter will receive their certification card and key.

Required Equipment / D.O.P.E

Dialable turrets on scope – or –
Scope with known holdover reticle (applies to first focal and second focal plane scopes) – or –
Adjustable Iron sights (High Power Shooter)
Ballistic Data or Ballistic App (Must know how use app calculations).
Known muzzle velocity – (Published velocity on factory ammo is not acceptable)
NO Red Dot optics

Rifle caliber cartridges only the Long Range.

Maximum .30 caliber permitted.
3200 fps maximum velocity permitted
Pistol caliber cartridges in any platform may not be used on the Long Range

The established shooting distances are:

100yds Zero Confirmation Target Board
400yds – Steel and Target Board
500 yds – Steel
600 yds – Steel and Target Board
850 yds – Steel
925 yds – Steel
1000yds – Steel and Target Board

AR15 American Rifle match (ARAR)
2024-03-24 08:00 - 13:00
AR15 American Rifle match (ARAR)
Description – 2024
AR15AmericanMatch@yahoo.comThis competition is designed for shooters of all skill levels. The AR15 rifle style is owned by millions of Americans.
Its purpose is to challenge your marksmanship skills, increasing familiarity with your rifle, its safe handling, and the immediate resolving of failures when they happen (and they will!)
Importantly, to improve marksmanship, not from a steady bench and a deliberately slow fire which is the usual way targets are hit, but from different, dynamic stages more like ones used in real life.
Most assuredly, your skill level will improve, a lot!
The schedule and specs for the ARAR match are:

Calendar of the ARAR for 2024 is:

March 17
April 14
May 19
June 9
July 14
August 11

The competition consists of 8 stages, 4 positions, and 72 rounds fired.
Any type of sight is permitted: iron, optics no magnification, and optics with magnification.
The targets are at distances of 100, 50, 25, and 7 yards.
First shot at 9:00 a.m. until finished.
The bullseye is a 6” hexagon at all distances.
Cost to competitor is $10 (Non-member’s fee is $20.00)
There is no drinking water, food, or ammo at the range.

Suggested equipment for the match
The following is a recommended list of things to bring for the match.
You may add those items that you think you will need.

AR style rifle with tactical sling to carry the gun hanging from your shoulder (optional).
72 rounds for score (more JIC).
5 magazines of 10 rounds each (but you can manage with only 2 magazines).
Empty chamber flag.
Ear and eye protection.
Pockets or handbag to carry ammo + magazines + spent brass + …
Optional mat to lie/sit/kneel on the ground.
Rifle bipod (optional).
There is no water, food, ammo at the range.
Enthusiastic, positive, sparkling sportsmanship.

We hope to see you all there.
For queries email
AR15AmericanMatch@yahoo.com

LA High School Rodeo Association
2024-04-13 08:00 - 17:00
Louisiana High School Small Bore/Trap Rodeo

This is for High School invited students only

AR15 American Rifle match (ARAR)
2024-04-14 08:00 - 13:00
AR15 American Rifle match (ARAR)
Description – 2024
AR15AmericanMatch@yahoo.com
This competition is designed for shooters of all skill levels. The AR15 rifle style is owned by millions of Americans.
Its purpose is to challenge your marksmanship skills, increasing familiarity with your rifle, its safe handling, and the immediate resolving of failures when they happen (and they will!)
Importantly, to improve marksmanship, not from a steady bench and a deliberately slow fire which is the usual way targets are hit, but from different, dynamic stages more like ones used in real life.
Most assuredly, your skill level will improve, a lot!
The schedule and specs for the ARAR match are:

Calendar of the ARAR for 2024 is:

March 17
April 14
May 19
June 9
July 14
August 11

The competition consists of 8 stages, 4 positions, and 72 rounds fired.
Any type of sight is permitted: iron, optics no magnification, and optics with magnification.
The targets are at distances of 100, 50, 25, and 7 yards.
First shot at 9:00 a.m. until finished.
The bullseye is a 6” hexagon at all distances.
Cost to competitor is $10 (Non-member’s fee is $20.00)
There is no drinking water, food, or ammo at the range.

Suggested equipment for the match
The following is a recommended list of things to bring for the match.
You may add those items that you think you will need.

AR style rifle with tactical sling to carry the gun hanging from your shoulder (optional).
72 rounds for score (more JIC).
5 magazines of 10 rounds each (but you can manage with only 2 magazines).
Empty chamber flag.
Ear and eye protection.
Pockets or handbag to carry ammo + magazines + spent brass + …
Optional mat to lie/sit/kneel on the ground.
Rifle bipod (optional).
There is no water, food, ammo at the range.
Enthusiastic, positive, sparkling sportsmanship.

We hope to see you all there.
For queries email
AR15AmericanMatch@yahoo.com

Green Range Closed to prepare for Louisiana Pediatric Cardiology Foundation's .22 Precision Long Range Shoot
2024-04-19 03:00 - 21:00

Louisiana Pediatric Cardiology Foundation's Inaugural .22LR Precision Long Range Shoot
2024-04-20 07:00 - 14:00
Louisiana Pediatric Cardiology Foundation’s
First Inaugural
022 Precision Long Range Shoot April 20th, 2024
Registration Begins @ 7:30 am
Hosted by the Fuselier Range Complex, LPCF is excited to have their 1 st .22 Long Range Shoot benefiting pediatric heart patients throughout Louisiana.
YOU will shoot at steel targets from different positions & varying distances (25-200 yds). Any rifle – bolt, lever or semi-automatic – with 10 round capacity can be used.
Bring 1 00 rounds of your favorite ammo along with a bipod & rear bag. (not mandatory, but will help with getting more impacts) Note: Only .22 Long Rifle Ammo Can Be Used! Important information to note:

$10 entry fee for ages 8 — 1 2 (Direct adult supervision required) * $25 entry fee 1 3 and up
8 – 9 stages; shoot off stage for any ties
Prizes awarded to 1 st — 4th and Top Jr & Top Lady
Every shooter automatically receives (1 ) ticket for the “Door Prize” drawing * Additional door prize tickets can be purchased for $1 ea ($5 for 6/$10 for 2)
Water & Lunch will be provided

All proceeds will go to LPCF. To find out more, go to wwwolpcfocom.
Any questions regarding the shoot, please contact
Match Director Keith Phillips @xkeithphillips@msnocom
Fuselier Range Complex — 301 Ismael Rd., Arnaudville, LA 79512
