The Delaware Rifle & Pistol Club is a private members-only nonprofit organization which exists to:

  • Protect and promote the right of individuals to keep and bear arms.
  • Encourage organized rifle and pistol shooting by United States citizens and legal residents.
  • Increase knowledge of the lawful and safe handling and proper care of firearms.
  • Promote the proper use of firearms in marksmanship programs, hunting, and self-defense.

The Delaware Rifle and Pistol Club does not rent the range or firearms to the public.

Upcoming Events

2nd Fun Plate Shoot June 16th, 2012.

Recent Events

1st Fun Plate Shoot April 28 2012

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The 1st Fun Plate Shoot of the year was held on Saturday, April 28, 2012. 

Eleven shooters fired a total of 46 rounds in 9 categories.

Centerfire Double Action Revolver Optical Sight

Centerfire Double Action Revolver Iron Sights

Centerfire Semi-Auto Iron Sights

Centerfire Semi-Auto Optical Sights

Rimfire Double Action Revolver Iron Sights

Rimfire Semi-Auto Optical Sights

Rimfire Semi-Auto Iron Sights

Carbine Rimfire Iron Sight

Carbine Rimfire Optical Sight

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DRP Club Calendar

Latest News

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