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Sundays at 1PM and Mondays at 5PM – Open Trap (Weather permitting)
February 19, 10AM: NRA Safety Course in the clubhouse
February 20, 6AM-3PM: 3-D Archery Shoot
March 19, 10AM: NRA Safety Course in the clubhouse
April 9, 10AM: NRA Safety Course in the clubhouse
April 23 & 24: C.S.C. ANNUAL FISHING DERBY!!!
July 17, 6AM-3PM: 3-D Archery Shoot
August 27, Noon -5PM: C.S.C. ANNUAL STEER ROAST!!!
September 10: C.S.C. At Dracut Old Home Day
(See below for details on NRA Courses or email info@cscdracut.org for more information on any event)
3-D Archery Shoot Sunday January 16!
Open to the public: On Sunday, January 16, the Centralville Sportsmen’s Club is hosting a Granite State Bowhunter shoot on the 3-D archery range. All ages, skill levels, and most equipment types are welcome (no crossbows, sorry!). Registration starts at 6AM.
The 30 station course is set on the 52-acre wooded property of the Centralville Sportsmen’s Club and presents a wide range of simulated bowhunting scenarios including everything from small game to large predators. There is something for everyone to enjoy from junior to senior. The 1.5-mile course is easy to follow, a practice area is available, and we have a special challenge for those with long range skills! Email questions to archery@cscdracut.org
Adult Entry Fee is $15; Club members and Juniors are Free.
SANTA CLAUS DRIVE-BY 2021!
Thank you to everyone who made the 2021 Santa Drive-By such a huge success. There are far too many people to thank but special thanks to Rich Almeida, Dan Croce, and Town Manger Ann Vandal for making this happen. The many C.S.C. members who braved the early morning rain and cold to start setting up, stayed for the day, and came back after to break it all down were all phenomenal. The Dracut Town Manager’s offfice, the DPW, Police, Fire, and Recreation Departments, and the Dracut Historical Society all went above and beyond to make this event such a success. Eric Vozella’s two vintage tractors were a hit with many residents. Thanks to the Dracut Cultural Council, we had an awesome display of decorated snowmen! One department could not have accomplished so much but when a great town and a great club get together anything is possible.
Best wishes to everyone for a Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and a healthy New Year!
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Veteran’s Appreciation Parade
All Gave Some, Some Gave All
Dracut Old Home Day 2021!
The Centralville Sportsmen’s Club participated in this year’s Old Home Day and what a great day it was. Perfect weather, a huge crowd, lot’s of food and fun for every age. Thanks to Adam Sullivan for organizing it all and to John Young, Katie Sullivan, Dan Croce, Chris Deschenes, Tom Sperounis, and Jerry and Trish Hardy for helping out during the day.
THE 2021 C.S.C. ANNUAL STEER ROAST A HUGE SUCCESS!
A record number of people came out to enjoy the perfect weather, great food, and tons of fun at this year’s Annual Steer Roast. The kids enjoyed a water slide and tons of games and the Scouts set up a monkey bridge for the kids to try their skill on. As has become tradition, the food was capped off by a variety of Shaw’s Ice Cream. Thank you to Shaw’s Dairy Farm, Saja Farm, Brown & Budnick Meats, and everyone who came out to support the club.
NRA Courses at C.S.C.
The Centralville Sportsmen’s Club offers the NRA Firearm Safety Class. The class consists of a power point presentation, videos, hands-on exercises, and a live fire at the end. All equipment, including guns, ammunition, eye protection, and hearing protection is provided. The class runs for approximately three to five hours. Participants are welcome to bring snacks. At the end of the course you will receive the certificate needed to apply for your License To Carry ( LTC) in Massachusetts. The cost for this course is $75 for C.S.C. members and their families and $100 for non-members. Class size will be limited to six participants. Note for Lowell residents: By completing the basic firearms safety course with live fire, such as the one offered at our club, you will be eligible for a restricted (sporting) LTC, which allows you to possess, purchase, and own a firearm for sporting and home defense purposes. For an unrestricted LTC in Lowell there are several other requirements that need to be met in addition to the course we offer.
Soon to be scheduled will be the “Refuse To Be A Victim” seminar which teaches common weaknesses that criminals may take advantage of and a variety of corrective measures that are practical, inexpensive and easy to follow. The seminar includes classroom instruction on criminal psychology, automobile crimes; cyber safety, home security, and a variety of crime prevention strategies including car jack avoidance techniques, use of personal safety devices, and more. Students receive the Refuse To Be A Victim® student handbook, NRA Refuse To Be A Victim® brochure, NRA Become A Refuse To Be A Victim® Instructor Brochure, Refuse To Be A Victim® Firearms Supplement, and a course completion certificate. This is not a firearms instruction course, and does not include instruction in physical combat self-defense. The cost for this seminar is $30 for members and families, $35 for non-members. Class size is limited to 12 participants in order to maintain social distancing.
Checks can be made payable to “Centralville Sportsmen’s Club”. Cash is also accepted but we are unable to provide change. Once confirmed, if your plans change and you cannot attend the class, please try to give us at least two days’ notice so we can allow someone on the waiting list attend in your spot.
To sign up for a class or for more information please email us at firearmsclass@cscdracut.org.
Cub Scout Archery Shoot
The Cub Scouts got a great class on how to shoot bows and arrows safely and accurately.
Troop 51 – Camping, Fishing, Marksmanship
Boy Scout Troop 51 enjoyed excellent weather for camping at the club on a recent weekend. Great food, good friends, and fun activities always make for a successful event.
Spring Cleanup 2021
Over thirty club members and friends turned out to spruce up our grounds and surrounding area. Around ten large contractor bags of trash as well as a bar stool and a full basketball backboard set were picked up from Old Parker Road and parts of Parker Road and Wheeler Road making the neighborhood a little nicer. (Click on image for more photos)
Please Support Our Local Businesses
Please support those who have supported us.
RESTAURANTS: Scola’s, The Blue Angus, Lo Kai, Keith’s Kitchen, Family Pizza, Yujo, Dracut House of Pizza, Thantawan Thai, Mama’s Italian, Romano’s, and M.L. Shaw’s
BUSINESSES: Kenwood Hardware, Brown & Budnick Meats, Almo’s Garden Center, Billy’s Variety, Jay Gee’s, Shaw Farm, and On Target Firearms
