Welcome to the PF&G Bullseye information page. PF&G has a very active Bullseye Pistol program and if you are new to the bullseye sport, contact Bill Dutton or Ray Maczuba for information on how to get started.
Calling all Volunteers:
To find out more about volunteering, contact Bill Dutton.
Upcoming PFG Bullseye Matches:
2007 NH State Outdoor Pistol Championship completed... information listed below.
Other area Bullseye Matches:
June 2007 2700 Preliminary Results :
(Many thanks to PFG member volunteers Nicole, Brian and Steve!)
September 2007 NH State Outdoor Pistol Championship Preliminary Results :
(Many thanks to PFG member volunteers Nicole and Steve! and NFG's Ron Marcotte!)
Congratulations to:
Larry Clark, Open winner
Linda Hanson, High Woman
Bill Dutton, Resident Champion
Rick Sten: NRA Distinguished Revolver winner - 8 points (and pending NRA approval - Now Distinguished Revolver medal winner)
John Francis: 2nd Place NRA Distinguished Revolver - 6 points
David Ahern: EIC Pistol winner
Robert Walsh: 8 points EIC Pistol
Peter Gavin: 8 Points EIC Pistol
David Daniels: 6 Points EIC Pistol
Also, Congratulations to Jean St George (Junior shooter!) of Massachusetts for winning the Caspian Slide and Frame Raffle!
September 2006 NH State Championship 2700 Preliminary Results :
March 11 2007, North East Sectional, Sharon MA (results of Pelham shooters):
Sectional Champion: Bill Dutton, 877-23x
Keith Osborn: 837-16x
Gerry Bedard: 825-18x
Steve Boyd: 758-11x
Pelham Team: 6th, 1079-22x
Bill Dutton: 289-12x
Gerry Bedard: 270-5x
Keith Osborn: 266-5x
Steve Boyd: 253-0x
PF&G has a very active winter and summer bullseye pistol program. Summer league is active now and run by Ray Maczuba.
The club fields several teams in the Merrimack Valley Pistol League in the winter months. The league rules are available online: http://www.tewksburyrodandgun.org/MVPL_ByLaws_as_of_April_25_2005.pdf. New shooters are welcome to join a team with openings. Usually, there are at least one or two openings on each team. The league is broken down into 4 divisions (A, B, C and D). Teams qualify for a division based on the average score of the top 5 shooters to determine the division they compete in. A being highest and D being the lowest.
Typically, on a league match, the top 5 scores from each team are used to compute the team total score.
If you want to join a team... contact Bill Dutton or Ray Maczuba.
Indoor Range: The indoor range is a 50 foot range. There are 8 positions. You must be qualified to use this range. See any range officer to schedule qualifications. Users of this range are required to supply their own targets. This range is located at the old clubhouse. After using this range it is customary to sweep and dispose of used brass.
Outdoor Turning Target Range: The turning target range is 50 yards and 25 yards. There are 48 covered firing points. This range is one of the finest in the region. Targets at the 25 yard line turn electronically and can be done using manual or programmed intervention. Loaded firearms are not allowed beyond the firing line without prior approval from the board of directors. Target frames and cardboard are available at the range but shooters must use their own targets. This range is located to the left of the main clubhouse next to the silhouette range. You must be qualified to use this range. See any range officer to schedule qualifications. After using this range it is customary to sweep and dispose of used brass.
Contact Bill Dutton (bill@williamdutton.com)
Updated 10/03/2007