
California Airgun
Shooters Association
Welcome to
California Airgun Shooters Association
We are a southern California based airgun club. Started in 1984, California Airgun Shooters Association (CASA) is one of the oldest, if not the oldest, Field Target club in the U.S. We are here to encourage the safe use of airguns and promote competitive matches including Field Target, Airgun Silhouette, Airgun Benchrest and other fun disciplines.
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CASA News
Next Field Target Match
CASA's next FT match is scheduled for Sunday, February 8th at the Los Angeles Rifle & Revolver Club in El Monte (see map below for location). Sight-in starts at 8 a.m. Match begins promptly at 9 a.m.
All shooters must:
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Sign in
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Sign a waiver
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Pay match fee ($15-$20)
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Go through range orientation prior to shooting
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At LAR&RC, shooting lines are covered. See Gallery for range photos. Access to range is off of Rosemead Blvd. For free entry into the park, tell the kiosk attendant you are going to the shooting range. If you're going to sight-in before the match, you will need to provide a pellet trap for all your targets.
Please contact with any questions.

Field Target Matches
What is Field Target?
Field Target Competition is one of the most challenging ways to test your shooting skills. Started in Great Britain in the early 1980's, field target was originally created to simulate hunting scenarios. A typical competition will consist of 12 to 13 shooting lanes with two targets per lane, and 48 to 52 shots. Shots are taken from sitting, kneeling, and standing positions from distances between 10 and 55 yards with targets (Hit-Zones) ranging in size from 3/8 inches to 2 inches in diameter.
Matches
Guns must shoot .177 to 22 caliber pellets, and less than 20 foot pounds of energy (fpe). Safety GLASSES AND HAT are required. Bring your own water. It does not matter the skill level, all shooters welcomed.
The following American Airgun Field Target Association (AAFTA) divisions in PCP and Piston classes are offered: Hunter, Open, World Field Target Federation (WFTF), and Freestyle (not approved AAFTA class). Generally, CASA matches are informally shot, but CASA will have at least one AAFTA match in which all shooters are bound by AAFTA rules.
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Contact
Get in touch with California Airgun Shooters Association to learn more about our club and matches.
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There are a number of ways to learn more about airguns and our club: check out our Facebook page, join our Discussion Forum (on Delphi Forums) and leave a comment or question, use our message form below, or contact our club President or Range Master by phone.
President: John Knapp
(661) 618-9202
Range Master: Ron Jobbes
(818) 517-2654

