Hunger Games Shooting Competition

$75.00 - $250.00

Join us as we take aim against hunger with an thrilling new fundraiser!


The South Texas Food Bank's Hunger Games Charity Shooting Competition is a one of a kind event that brings the community together for a common cause--fighting hunger in our own backyard. Compete for a chance to win prizes such as hand guns, rifles, shooting gear, and much, much more.


Winning Categories include:

  • 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place Top Shooting Team (Professional and Amateur Divisions)
  • 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place “Top Gun" Awards (Individual Shooters, Professional and Amateur Divisions)
  • Worst Shooter Awards (Professional and Amateur Divisions)


Equipment:

Firearm: Handgun with minimum caliber of 9X19 mm(9mm) with iron sights. (No optics or lasers allowed.)

Holster: (Optional) Holsters must be worn in such a manner as not to violate safety considerations.

Ammunition: Minimum of 100 rounds. Must be factory ammunition. (No reloads, incendiary, armor piercing)

Safety: Safety eye & hearing protection must be worn inside firing bay.

 

Course of Fire:

Round count: 50 rounds

Target: Standard B-27

Distance:10 yards

Time: Shooters will be allowed 5 minutes to shoot 50 rounds.

Shooting Position: Standing from Shooting Stall.

 
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