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Youth Programs Scholastic Clays The Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation is an educational-athletic organization that exists to introduce school-age youths to the clay target sports and to facilitate their continued involvement by providing, promoting, and perpetuating opportunities to safely and enjoyably participate and compete in a high-quality, team-based sport led by trained adult coaches focused on enhancing the personal growth and development of their athletes. Click here for more information about Scholastic Clays Boy Scouts
Both Scout activities are supervised by NRA and BSA certified range instructors and are intently focused on learning and exercising range safety. Shooting Sports Merit Badge Camp is a weekend program in the spring this year (May 14, 15, 2010) designed to fully qualify Scouts for their shotgun, rifle or archery merit badges. This camp gives Scouts an opportunity only otherwise available at Scout summer camps. In fact, this dedicated weekend gives them more hands-on qualifying shooting time than they normally get in a whole week at summer camp where shooting merit badges are only a small portion of those camps! In the last three years, 177 out of 180 Scouts earned their merit badge!
Of course, Scouts Troops and Crews are always welcome to shoot at our club as part of their Troop program. The Martinez Gun Club is proud to have the opportunity to offer our facilities for youth programs, and of course we invite the whole family to join the Martinez Gun Club! |
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Scout Photos at the Martinez Gun Club Click on photos to enlarge |
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The Martinez Gun Club works closely with the Boy Scouts of America to bring shooting sports and shooting safety training to our youth.
Our club is located in the Mt. Diablo Silverado Council
and the Martinez Gun Club currently hosts two programs:
a Shooting Sports Merit Badge Camp and a Marksmanship Shoot.
Marksmanship Shoot is Saturday activity in the fall this year (September 11, 2010) designed as an opportunity for Scouts to practice their shooting skills
in all three shooting sports; shotgun, rifle and archery and earn individual marksmanship awards based upon nationally recognized standards.