Bullseye League 1PM-5PM

Bullseye shooting is also known as conventional pistol.  It is a one-handed pistol shooting discipline. Indoor is usually shot at a distance of 50 ft.  Outdoors is shot at 25 and 50 yards. The course of fire is the same for both. Slow-fire targets are 10 shots in 10 minutes. Timed fire is shot in 2 strings of 5 rounds in 20 seconds each.  Rapid fire is shot in 2 strings of 5 rounds in 10 seconds each. You can use any caliber from .22 to .45, most people start with a .22 pistol. 

The Flushing Bullseye Team shoots in the Saginaw Valley Pistol League. Currently, there are 8 teams.  A schedule is set up where each team will shoot home and away with each team. Traveling is not necessary to shoot this league. The teams shoot every other week, starting in September and ending in April. The Flushing Club and team host an 1800 in January and February each year and have been hosting a 900 indoor sectional for the NRA Indoor National Champion in March. Summer shoots are once a month. 

This league is open to any club member or person on the waiting list to join the club.