Step into the Wild West at Eustis Gun Club and experience the adrenaline-fueled excitement of Cowboy Action Shooting (CAS)! Transport yourself back to the days of outlaws and lawmen as you compete in thrilling matches that test your speed, accuracy, and authenticity.

Cowboy Action Shooting, also known as western action shooting or cowboy 3-gun, is a competitive sport steeped in history and tradition. Originating in Southern California in the early 1980s, CAS has captured the hearts of shooting enthusiasts worldwide. At Eustis Gun Club, we embrace this rich heritage, offering a range of CAS matches for participants of all skill levels.

But that's not all – every year, Eustis Gun Club proudly hosts the prestigious Florida State SASS shoot "Ides of March," an event steeped in tradition and camaraderie. For the past 24 years, shooters from far and wide have converged upon our club to compete in this renowned competition, making it a highlight of the CAS calendar and a thrill for all Eustis Gun Club members.

Whether you're a seasoned shooter or new to the sport, our CAS matches provide an exhilarating experience like no other. Grab your cowboy hat and join us for a day of action-packed fun at Eustis Gun Club!

Get ready for heart-pounding action at the Eustis Gun Club's exhilarating IDPA events! 

Established in April 2012, the Lake County IDPA Club is the ultimate destination for shooters seeking an adrenaline-fueled experience. As the premier IDPA shooting club in Central Florida, we're dedicated to providing a dynamic platform for local enthusiasts to showcase their speed and accuracy in a safe and competitive environment.

Join us for thrilling monthly matches that push your skills to the limit and keep you on the edge of your seat. As the largest IDPA Club in the region, we guarantee challenging and educational competitions that will leave you hungry for more.

Experience the excitement of competitive shooting firsthand by checking out our action-packed events calendar. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a curious beginner, there's no better time to immerse yourself in the world of IDPA. Don't just take our word for it – come by, witness the intensity, and chat with our passionate competitors.

At Lake County IDPA, our mission is to foster a community of responsible firearm enthusiasts while promoting safety and skill development. Utilizing practical equipment and real-world scenarios, we empower participants to hone their marksmanship and firearm handling abilities.

Forget about flashy gadgets – we focus on using practical pistols and gear that you can readily find in stores, perfect for everyday concealment or use. Our matches simulate real-life self-defense situations, ensuring that you're equipped to handle any challenge that comes your way.

Whether you're a seasoned shooter or a newcomer looking for a thrill, IDPA offers an unparalleled experience. Join us and discover the excitement of solving dynamic defensive shooting problems with precision and speed. At the Eustis Gun Club, the adventure never stops – are you ready to take aim and dominate the competition?

Minor children are included in your EGC membership. All Youth of all ages are welcome to visit with their EGC member to utilize all of the EGC facilities.

Eustis Gun Club (EGC) is thrilled to promote the formation of a youth competitive shooting team, adding yet another fantastic opportunity for our members and their families. This initiative is one more reason why EGC offers the best value and most benefits for gun enthusiasts in Central Florida.

The team, AIM Super Shooters / Eustis Division, was established by our head coach, Don Kerce, and will be open to all EGC youth members ages 9-18. A division in Palatka will also be part of this new program. Don Kerce, who brings extensive coaching experience, will lead the team, providing expert guidance to help each young shooter develop their skills and excel in competitive shooting.

Participation in the team requires a yearly membership with ATA/AIM, and youths set personalized shooting goals, even if they cannot participate in events. This structure encourages skill development and provides multiple pathways to success. Regular practices will be held on designated Tuesdays, offering valuable time for individual and group instruction. In addition, regular practices occur Tuesday nights for all levels of competency. Check the facility calendar for updated schedule.

Safety remains a top priority, with all participants following strict guidelines during practices. Additionally, to foster a stronger sense of community and support, families of team members are required to join the Eustis Gun Club and maintain current EGC membership.

This initiative not only provides a platform for our youth to engage in a structured and competitive environment, but it also strengthens the camaraderie and spirit within our club. Members of the AIM Super Shooters will compete in ATA and AIM Florida events, as well as SCTP competitions, representing EGC at various levels.

If you are interested in more information or joining the team, please contact the facility via our contact us page

Introducing Frank Aponte, the newly appointed Match Director for the Service Rifle Match Group.

We extend a cordial invitation to all members, their families, and guests to partake in our matches and embrace the opportunity to enhance marksmanship skills and deepen understanding of firearms safety protocols.

This initiative serves as a reintroduction to our esteemed EGC community, fostering camaraderie while offering an avenue to explore the nuances of marksmanship, which may be novel to some.

Curious but lacking the necessary equipment? Fear not. Simply join us and avail yourself of the chance to utilize provided rifles and ammunition under Frank's guidance.

Join Eustis Gun Club's SkunkSkinner black powder target rifle match on the 1st Sunday of the month.

Matches begin at 8am with the safety briefing. 

NRA Black Powder target rifle matches are shot from crossed sticks on the bench rests. Black powder or an approved replica black powder may be used.  Single shot breech-loading rifles must be cartridges and calibers. Sharps, REM. rolling blocks and trapdoor Springfields are commonly used. Any period metallic sights are allowed. A muzzle-loading rifle can be used, using round patched lead ball or conical lead bullet.

Award time is at the end of every match. 1st through 4th place is awarded.

The ARA is a sanctioning body for .22lr bench rest competitions.  Both the Unlimited and Factory class have 20 minutes to shoot a 25 bull target for a maximum score of 2500. 

 A Little History:

 ARA was started in April 1998 by a group of .22lr shooters who wanted a great organizaion for competitive .22lr benchrest competition. They formulated the ARA statistics on which the awards are based and they kept up with all match reports and shooter statistics. In addition, they started the ARA News and the ARA website in an effort to get the information out to all ARA participants. 

 In 2010, ARA was bought by Dan Killough, whose goal was to continue the vision of the ARA founders by providing an honest competiitve organization that is true to .22lr shooting. One of the most exciting changes Dan introduced in the ARA is the implementation of electronic scoring, which makes scoring targets faster and unbiased.  Electronic scoring is optional but encouraged for all ARA clubs.  

In 2017, The ARA organization was acquired by ELEY INC, who continue to promote and expand 22lr competitions. ARA has clubs across the United States offering  ARA matches and tournaments to anyone interested in precision .22lr bench rest shooting.