Rifle Range Closed Sunday April 28th from Noon until 5PM
The pistol range will still be open during this time.
CCW and New Member Orientation April 20th
CCW and New Member Orientation are coming up April 20th. The CCW class will start at 8:00 rather than at noon. The new member orientation will start at 9:30. For more information contact the club at SSSC8@live.com .
First Time Gun Buyers Class
The Sangre Shooting Sports Club is sponsoring a class to assist first time gun buyers to select the correct handgun for themselves. This educational and enjoyable lecture is informative and useful. It is a hands-on class. It can provide the needed confidence about making the right choice for a first gun. New gun owners can also benefit from this class as it may help to reinforce the buyer’s original decision as well as provide additional insight. The class and the instructor are personally endorsed by Custer County Sheriff Rich Smith. Before we can set a date, time, place, and cost, it is important that the number of committed participants sign up. Sign-ups can be done online at sssc8@live.com, ATTN: Tom Sullivan or Peggi Collins.
Basic Life Safety and CPR Class March 27, 2024 9AM at SAR Building
The Sangre Shooting Sports Club (SSSC) is sponsoring, in cooperation with Custer County Public Health Agency, A Basic Life Support class (BLS) which includes Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) will be on Wednesday, March 27, 2024, at the Custer County Search and Rescue(SAR) building, 710 Rosita Ave. The class will begin promptly at 9AM and last approximately 4 hours. The class will provide, upon successful completion of the course, an American Heart Association (AHA) certificate. The class will also include a trauma first aid portion (Stop the Bleed). This class is open to the public and the cost will be $20 payable to the instructor by cash or check. Sign up by contacting at Tom Sullivan at sssc8@live.com. It is important that the number of committed participants is known as soon as possible, so sign up as soon as you can.
2024 MEMBERSHIP FORMS ARE NOW AVAILABLE!
The membership forms for 2024 are now available. The link to the forms is on the left side of the Club page. If you need to renew your NRA membership, please use our link.
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Father-to-Son
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General Q & A
1. How can I communicate with the SSSC Board members ?
Before contacting a club officer with a question, please review these Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s) in the below sections.
Questions may be asked, or inputs may be made in the following ways:
- Visit the Contact Us page on the SSSC Web site…www.sangreshooting.com/contact-us/
- Send us an e-mail…sssc8@live.com
- Message us through our Facebook page
- Attend the annual SSSC general membership meeting usually held in January.
2. Is the SSSC registered with the Civilian Marksmanship Program ?
Yes. We are listed as an affiliated club on the CMP web site
SSSC members are able to purchase surplus rifles, ammunition, accessories, etc. via the CMP program. Our CMP # is 051079
3. Can I host a special event at the SSSC range ?
Yes. Special events—training classes, shooting programs—can be accommodated. The Club’s board of directors must review and approve all requests in advance.
Refer to the Forms section of the web site for an Event Request & Authorization form to complete and submit to the SSSC board.
4. What is the policy regarding use of the new electrical power at SSSC range ?
Installation of electrical power to the range was completed in October, 2016. In addition to power receptacles along the shooting line, lights were installed along the shooting line, and heaters installed in the clubhouse. The range light switches and the clubhouse are locked, but are available for approved events. The unlocked power receptacles along the shooting line are active and available for member use.
Membership Q & A
1. What are the requirements for a NEW SSSC individual membership ?
The following are the steps for a NEW individual member application:
- Must be at least 18 years old
- Must be an on-going NRA member. Can be a life member. If you renew your NRA membership annually, you must ensure that the NRA membership remains active/renewed throughout the entire SSSC membership period)
- Successfully complete an SSSC Range Safety Orientation Class…refer to the Club’s Web site (www.SangreShooting.com/safety-orientation/)
- Complete & submit the NEW Membership Application form that is available from the Club’s web site (www.SangreShooting.com/forms/)
- Complete & submit the NRA Pledge, Release Agreement & Waiver of Liability form that is available from the Club’s web site (www.SangreShooting.com/forms/)
- Submit payment of the $40 annual membership fee (check payable to Sangre Shooting Sports Club)
2. What are the requirements for a RENEWAL of a current SSSC individual membership ?
The following are the steps for a RENEWAL of current individual member application [including NRA & SSSC life members]:
- Must be an on-going NRA member. Can be a life member. If you renew your NRA membership annually, you must ensure that the NRA membership remains active/renewed throughout the entire SSSC membership period)
- Complete & submit the Renewal Membership Application form that is available from the Club’s web site (www.SangreShooting.com/forms/)
- Submit payment of the $40 annual membership fee prior to February 28th. After that date, the fee is $50.00. (check payable to Sangre Shooting Sports Club)
3. What are the requirements for an SSSC individual membership for a PREVIOUS MEMBER that allowed their membership to expire ?
For previous members who are not currently active and wish to rejoin [including NRA & SSSC life members] the application process is as follows:
- Previous members who have allowed their membership to lapse and wish to rejoin must follow the NEW MEMBER application procedure, including attending a Safety Orientation class.
4. If I am a life member of the NRA or a life member of the SSSC, previously filled out the SSSC membership paperwork, and my personal information has not changed, why do I have to complete more paperwork each year to continue my membership ?
All new applicants, renewing applicants, previous members who are reapplying after an interruption in membership, NRA life members, and SSSC life members are required to follow the procedures for on-going SSSC membership. The annual membership procedures can be found on the club’s Web site (www.SangreShooting.com/membership/).
These parameters are in place to protect our privileged status with and allegiance to the NRA, to frequently remind participants of the more important safety rules, and to keep our membership informed of changes and updates. Member safety, our insurance policy and legal responsibilities that relate to keeping our range, and staying up on policy changes, are some of the justifications for the implemented procedures. But, most importantly and simply, these are the club’s policies and procedures for membership. To a few of our associates the procedures might seem cumbersome. To the vast majority they are understood, accepted and followed.
The SSSC policies & procedures and range rules are frequently reviewed, updated as necessary and implemented by the elected board of directors, as well as communicated to the membership at annual meetings. They are also published on the club’s Web site (www.SangreShooting.com), and the range rules are posted at the range.
5. Is the annual fee amount prorated if I join during the year ?
No.
6. What types of memberships are available ?
Only individual memberships are offered at this time.
An individual membership affords the member all Club benefits, including: unsupervised access to the SSSC range facility and use of all range resources; participation in SSSC sponsored events; access to the Civilian marksmanship Program (CMP); and hosting of guests at the range, including up to two actively shooting guests.
7. Is there a special fee for family or other special memberships ?
Only individual memberships are offered at this time.
8. As a new member applicant, how do I arrange for a range safety orientation class ?
Range Safety Orientation classes are usually held the 3rd Saturday of the month from 10-noon at the range. Additional classes may be scheduled from time to time. Check our Facebook page or this webpage for updates.
9. After I’ve satisfied all of the new membership requirements, how soon will I be able to access the range ?
Typically within 10-days of completion of all membership requirements, an individual range electronic gate code will be communicated to you via e-mail.