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Field Target clubs near Houston, Texas
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I think AirNgasman has ft during his textreme quarterly event up in Waco. He runs a monthly bench rest silhouette comp first sat of each month.
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I see stuff about Houston pretty regular. You guys in Houston just need to do something about it. Texans take matters in their own hands and do something. Don’t sit around and wait on someone else to figure it out for you or you will waste your life waiting on someone else.
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I'm in Houston (League City) and also interested and looking around. There is a new Facebook page called Texas Airgun Shooters with about 70 members. Several guys in there are also talking about it and passing information on Bench Rest and Field Target around the region. If you have Facebook, I recommend it.
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I second what Brazos says. Houston is simply way too HUGE a sprawling metropolis to not have field target.
The Arlington Sportsmans Club not only draws airgunners from all over the D/FW metroplex, but bordering states as well. I'd think a good airgun club in Houston might draw airgunners from as far away as Sugarland and/or the Woodlands. Of course that assumes there are any airgunners in those outlying areas that are not allergic to Houston (like this airgunner is).
While I realize not every airgunner is as rabid as I am, to illustrate the possibilities I must (reluctantly) use a couple rabid examples.
From the first time I learned about field target competition, I YEARNED for field target competition! When I grew tired of waiting for it, I (and two others) brought field target to Texas by founding the first FT club in Texas. From those beginnings have sprung not only at least FOUR other FT clubs in Texas, but also Texas hosting two FT National Championships, aforementioned rabid Texan bringing Pistol Field Target to the U.S., and creating long-range airgun Bench-Rest Silhouette competition, and, most recently, bringing Extreme Field Target competition to Texas. CORRECTION, bringing TEXtreme Field Target competition to Texas!
So if you want it enough, MAKE it!
Or wait for someone else to do it for you. Good luck with that.
The Arlington Sportsmans Club not only draws airgunners from all over the D/FW metroplex, but bordering states as well. I'd think a good airgun club in Houston might draw airgunners from as far away as Sugarland and/or the Woodlands. Of course that assumes there are any airgunners in those outlying areas that are not allergic to Houston (like this airgunner is).
While I realize not every airgunner is as rabid as I am, to illustrate the possibilities I must (reluctantly) use a couple rabid examples.
From the first time I learned about field target competition, I YEARNED for field target competition! When I grew tired of waiting for it, I (and two others) brought field target to Texas by founding the first FT club in Texas. From those beginnings have sprung not only at least FOUR other FT clubs in Texas, but also Texas hosting two FT National Championships, aforementioned rabid Texan bringing Pistol Field Target to the U.S., and creating long-range airgun Bench-Rest Silhouette competition, and, most recently, bringing Extreme Field Target competition to Texas. CORRECTION, bringing TEXtreme Field Target competition to Texas!
So if you want it enough, MAKE it!
Or wait for someone else to do it for you. Good luck with that.
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Boerne FT club is a great place to shoot.
Its not too far a drive from you and the Robert and the folks there are fantastic hosts.
Shoot there for a while, and visit us up in N.TX. Get with MDs and ask questions. We would be happy to help you set up a club of your own locally. Best regards,
Paul in N.TX
Its not too far a drive from you and the Robert and the folks there are fantastic hosts.
Shoot there for a while, and visit us up in N.TX. Get with MDs and ask questions. We would be happy to help you set up a club of your own locally. Best regards,
Paul in N.TX
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