Mr. Robert Mazzuca, Chief Scout Executive for the Boy Scouts of America was presented with a commemorative CZ-USA Redhead shotgun at the Camp Geiger Shooting Range ribbon cutting on Friday July 16, 2010 by Alice Poluchova, President of CZ-USA, a sponsor of the new range. The public shooting complex at Camp Geiger is a pilot program for the Boy Scouts of America. If successful, the model could be followed at the over four hundred Boy Scout camps across the nation. This is not the first time Camp Geiger has been a Scouting innovator. Geiger has pioneered other programs that have been adopted nationwide including Project COPE. read more »
Geiger Shooting Range activities:
- State of the art Sporting Clays course
- Fully automated 5-Stand
- Pistol and rifle range
- Archery range
- Action archery range
- Brand new Lodge with relaxing atmosphere
- Shotgun shooting lessons by Master Class shooter David Miller
Proceeds from all shooting activities benefit the Pony Express Council of the Boy Scouts of America and will ensure that Camp Geiger can provide successful safe shooting programs to more than 2,000 Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Venturers attending camp each year.
Our unique shooting complex offers an excellent alternative for business meetings or client entertainment. The Sporting Clays course provides a variety of targets suitable for all skill levels. The targets are changed often so shooters can enjoy different presentations each time they shoot. CZ-USA firearms may be rented. Eye and ear protection is mandatory.
CZ-USA presents commemorative shotgun to Robert Mazzuca, Chief Scout Executive
posted July 19th, 2010 by adminGeiger Shooting Range becomes member of NSCA
posted April 15th, 2010 by adminAs of 4/15/2010 Geiger Shooting Range has become a member of the National Sporting Clays Association and the Missouri Sporting Clays Association. The club registration number is 54123.
This registration gives Geiger Shooting Range the opportunity to be seen and promoted on national level and host registered NSCA shoots.
You can learn more about the NSCA at www.myNSCA.com.
2009 at a glance
posted January 14th, 2010 by geiger2009 marked the beginning of the Geiger Shooting Range; the first of its kind shooting complex operated the Boy Scouts of America Pony Express Council. Thanks to the help of our generous sponsors and countless hours of hard work from Scouts and volunteers, we were able to raise the funds, construct the complex, train its range officers and welcome the first shooters in only six lightening quick months. The range opened in October with a Boy Scout Sporting Clays event. In November we hosted a fund raising Sporting Clays shoot supported by numerous local businesses. This was followed by two public weekend shoots before having to shut the range down for the winter.
Beginning in April 2010 the range will reopen to the public. Mark your calendars and come on out for all the fun!
