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North State Shooting Club

Organized in 1971

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About North State Shooting Club

Our History

The North State Shooting Club was organized in 1971 by members of the NC National Guard Rifle Team and four local civilians at the request of the Adjutant General for North Carolina. NSSC is an incorporated private organization utilizing the Camp Butner National Guard Training Site. The AG wanted more community involvement with the military so the club was designed to promote safe small arms skills, marksmanship and good sportsmanship through competition between military and civilian competitors. Competitive shooting programs helps improve National Defense and Public Safety.

The North State Shooting Club is known as an enjoyable shooting range with friendly shooters and great range control support. The club is affiliated with the National Rifle Association (K5228) and the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP# 36033) as well as the NC State Rifle and Pistol Association. We encourage all competitors to support and join the NRA and their State Association.

North Carolina National Guard KD Range #4
50 Firing Points with firing points at:
100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 800, 900, 1000 yds
Targets are Electrically Operated

Release form required.




Board of Directors


Carlton Bray, President

John Leazar, Vice President

Tom Green, Treasurer

Vince Sferrazza, BOD


John Ayala, BOD


John Friguglletti, BOD


Keith Hoverstad, BOD



Savannah Andrews, BOD

James Crofts, Secretary

Junior Marksmanship Support Group


JMSG-NCRPA is the state association high-power junior rifle team, dedicated to providing firearm education and competitive shooting for young adults between the ages of 11 and 20. Our mission centers on providing a comprehensive firearm education in XTC (across the course) matches held at 200, 300, and 600 yard distances, utilizing service rifles. Local competitions, including those held at Camp Butner, form an integral part of our training.

Our team is led by Head Coach, John Ayala, who is a certified instructor for CMP and NRA sanctioned events. Our team fosters a supportive environment where young adults from diverse backgrounds come together to learn and develop their marksmanship skills, discipline, teamwork, and sportsmanship. No experience? No problem. We also offer the option of equipment use, ensuring accessibility for all interested participants. 

For more information about joining our team or attending our events, please contact us at srt.jmsg@gmail.com or follow us on our socials.

Facebook: Junior Marksmanship Support Group

Instagram: JMSG_NC

Directions to Camp Butner

Range is located in Butner, N.C.
4.5 miles off of Interstate-85
Take Exit 189 or Exit 191 North of Durham, NC.

Address:

539 Roberts Chapel Rd, Stem, NC 27581

Along the way, you will see little green signs:   "NC National Guard Training Site"


Where to stay

Motels available at I85 Exit 191:

Econolodge - 919-575-6451 (Website)

Baymont by Wyndham - 919-529-2034 (Website)

Quality Inn - 919-575-6565 (Website) 

Best Western - 919-575-5942 (Website)


Weather in Butner, NC

BUTNER WEATHER

Shooter Spotlight

Gabe Row US National Rifle TeamCongratulations to North State Shooting Club member Gabe Rowe for making the United States National Rifle Team!

Gabe began his shooting career back in high school when he joined the NC Hunter Safety Shooting Team.  Later in life, he was introduced to Pete Hodges who welcomed him to the NSSC and got him started on his Across the Course journey with the M1A.

After a long break from shooting, Gabe returned to XTC with an AR platform and won the State Mid-Range Championship. Yet, he quickly fell in love with his Match Rifle. In 2023, he built his first Long Range rifle and went on the win the North State Shooting Club Long Range State Championship.

“I feel really blessed to have the opportunity to do this," Gabe says about making the USNRT Team.  "We are very fortunate to have such a great club here at North State with great people and a great range to shoot at.” 

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