Summer Bullseye Starts May 7th!
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Welcome to the

Rockdale Rod & Gun Club

Where we work hard to restore and protect our Second Amendment rights.

Conservation, Ethics, & Tradition for Future Generations of Outdoorsmen.

Club Announcements

Stay up to date with the latest news, events, and important information from our club community.

Club Raffle Info

Raffle winners announced every 3rd Wednesday of each month

This Months Prize

Lifetime Small & Big Game Hunting or $450.00 Cash

This Months Winner

#2498 - Endre Toth

Club Team Scores

Team scores announced every 3rd Wednesday of each month

Stay connected with the action by checking out our team scores. Follow along as our shooters compete in local and regional matches, track results, and see how our teams are performing throughout the season.

General Announcements

Keep an eye out for special club announcements

New York State Conservation Council Banquet

Mark your calendar and join us on May 2, 2026, for the New York State Conservation Council Banquet, an evening dedicated to conservation, camaraderie, and celebration.

Upcoming Rod & Gun Events

Whether you're here for the competition, or just a great day outdoors – there's something for everyone.
Events subject to change / contact director for event confirmation.

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Club Meeting

April 15th, 2026

Join us at the Rockdale Rod and Gun Club on April 15th for a great evening of community, conversation, and shared passion for the outdoors. Whether you're an experienced member or just curious to learn more, this meeting is the perfect chance to connect and get involved. Come out, meet fellow enthusiasts, and see what’s coming up this season!

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Youth 4-H Shooting Sports

April 19th, 2026

Join us on April 19th at the Rockdale Rod and Gun Club for an exciting Youth 4-H Shooting Sports event focused on safety, skill-building, and fun. Young participants will have the opportunity to learn proper techniques, build confidence, and connect with fellow outdoor enthusiasts in a supportive environment. Don’t miss this great chance to grow your skills and enjoy a day of hands-on learning!

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Club Workday

April 22nd, 2026

Join us at the Rockdale Rod and Gun Club for a club work day on Wednesday, April 22nd starting at 4:00pm, and help us get the grounds in great shape for the season. Bring rakes, shovels, gloves, and be ready to pitch in with tasks like moving firewood and general cleanup. Stick around afterward—we’ll have food ready for everyone, and don’t forget to check out the additional details on the upcoming CPR course.

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CPR Training

April 25th, 2026

Join us on April 25th for an important CPR Training event designed to help you be prepared when it matters most. For just $20 per member, you’ll gain valuable, potentially life-saving skills in a hands-on setting. Space is limited, so be sure to reserve your spot by emailing rockdalerodgun@gmail.com today.

Keep in Mind...

Events subject to change / contact director for event confirmation.

  • Outdoor Bullseye Pistol is on Thursday nights at 4:00pm (May–Sept)
  • Senior Citizens meet is on the 2nd & 4th Tuesday, 11:00am– 3:00pm (Apr–Nov)
  • The BG Claycats Youth Trap League runs on the last week of March on Sundays & Tuesdays (9 weeks)
  • Membership dues are due October 1st
  • Scheduled Events are subject to change
  • Work days are scheduled as needed
  • Pistol Teams matches are Friday nights (Oct–Apr)
  • Sporter Rifle League is on Thursday nights (Sept–Feb)
  • .22 Bench Rest is on the 1st & 3rd Tuesday (May–Sept)
  • Steel Challenge in on the 2nd & 4th Tuesday of each month at 5:00pm (Starting May - Sept)

Club Member Benefits

Explore what awaits behind one application.

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Private Ranges

Access to an indoor and outdoor range for year-round practice.

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Private Pond

Access to a private pond, perfect for fishing, relaxing, or spending time outdoors.

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Events

Social gatherings and insider knowledge about upcoming club events.

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Education

Connect and learn firsthand when the next training course or event is scheduled.

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Explore Our Favorite Resources

Packed with expert tips, safety guides, and insider insights, everything you need to sharpen your skills and stay informed, all in one place!

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NYS DEC

To conserve, improve and protect New York's natural resources and environment.

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Hunter-Ed New York

The goal of hunter education is to train safe, responsible, and law-abiding hunters.

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Civilian Marksmanship Program

Promoting excellence in marksmanship and firearms safety through nationwide youth programs, competitions, and partnerships.

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National Rifle Association

Protecting and defending the U.S. Constitution, especially the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms, while also promoting public safety, marksmanship training, and shooting sports.

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NYS Conservation Council, Inc.

The goal of hunter education is to train safe, responsible, and law-abiding hunters.

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Youth 4H

4‑H is delivered by Cooperative Extension—a community of more than 100 public universities across the nation that provides experiences where young people learn by doing.

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NYS Farm Bureau

Supporting today's agricultural needs and create member opportunities for tomorrow through advocacy and education, serving as the "Voice of New York Agriculture".

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Shooters Committee On Political Education

Focusing on educating the public and legislators about firearms ownership and influencing gun-related legislation.

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NYS Clay Cats

An extracurricular coed and adaptive activity for safety-certified student athletes in grades six through 12 on school-approved teams.