TUCSON RIFLE CLUB INC

The organization maintains safe arrangements at the range, establishes and enforces safety rules, promotes safety classes, and prepares reports required by the National Rifle Association and the Director of Civilian Marksmanship.

The organization established the rules for Pistol Silhouette and hosted the first-ever pistol silhouette match.

Organizes and schedules recurring monthly shooting events, special matches, training sessions, and annual events such as the High Power Silhouette match held in memory of Milt Hood on the first Sunday of March. Coordinates all club and range-related events and maintains associated documentation.

The organization hosts various shooting competitions, including State, National, and International Silhouette Championships, and has historically hosted the first National Championships for Pistol Silhouette and State/National High Power Rifle Silhouette Championships.

Hosts State, National, and International Silhouette Championships, including the first National Championships for Pistol Silhouette, the first State High Power Rifle Silhouette Championships, and the first National High Power Rifle Silhouette Championships. Also established the rules for Pistol Silhouette and hosted the first-ever pistol silhouette match.

The organization operates the Three Points Public Shooting Range, located approximately 25 miles west of downtown Tucson, providing daily public access from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and maintaining 8 distinct shooting ranges for various disciplines.

Operates a public shooting range located approximately 25 miles west of downtown Tucson on U.S. Route 86, providing daily public access from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., excluding Thanksgiving and Christmas. The facility includes eight specialized ranges: .22 Silhouette, 100m Sight In, Action, Blackpowder, DPS, HP Rifle 1000yd, HP Rifle 500m Silhouette, and Pistol Silhouette.

Ensures safe range operations by establishing and enforcing safety rules, approving matches and courses of fire, conducting safety patrols, and organizing safety classes. The Rangemaster and assistants oversee daily operations, enforce rules, manage visitor logs and fee collection, supervise staff, and coordinate maintenance and improvement projects.

The organization manages club membership, including processing applications and collecting dues, maintains financial records, coordinates club and range events, and conducts an annual inventory of property.

Manages club membership through application processing, collection of dues, maintenance of membership lists, and notification of meetings. Also maintains financial records, prepares reports for national organizations (NRA and Director of Civilian Marksmanship), and conducts annual property inventories and financial reporting.

Provides reservation systems for public use of the shooting range and camping facilities at the Three Points Range, including forms for reservation requests and cancellations, and manages visitor logs and fee collection as part of daily operations.