Lone Star Shooters

To use shooting sports as a vehicle to effectlively prepare and build up Godly young men and women to be the future leaders, parents, and citizens of America

The Scholastic Action Shooting Program is part of SSSF, the Scholastic shooting Sports Foundation. SASP steel shooting is centered around 4 courses of fire, shot from a static position, under the supervision of the Range Officer. The shooter’s performance is based on the time he or she has taken to shoot all targets, with misses resulting in time penalties.

Ear and eye protection can be borrowed from the team, as well as firearms, however it is strongly advised that you purchase your own ear & eye protection if you will shoot regularly.

Each team member is required to perform at least 10 hours of community service per quarter to remain on the team. These service hours may be performed as a team, through your church, or through a youth organization such as Boy Scouts, Trail Life, American Heritage Girls, Girl Scouts, or 4H.