Introductory Day Application Form

The ORA Introductory Day is designed to give you all the information you will need to decide whether you wish to join the ORA.

Introductory Days are held on various DND ranges throughout Southern Ontario over the summer shooting season.  The day starts at 9 AM with essential safety training.  This is followed by a brief session during which the organization, event schedule and various activities the ORA offers to members are explained.  By midmorning we move out onto the range and start shooting at 300 yards.  Typically the rest of the day, except for a short lunch break, is spent on the range.  It is advisable to bring a lunch and drinks as there are no restaurants nearby.

The day is finished with a short debriefing at around 4 PM.

The ORA provides rifles, ammunition, supervision and instruction for your time on the range.  Participants are welcome to bring their own non-restricted rifles along as long as you possess a current PAL.

You do not need to possess a firearms license to participate in an ORA Introductory Day.

You will be fully supervised when handling firearms on the range.  This is to welcome participants who would like to take a look at the shooting sports with a view to getting into target shooting.

You must pre-book your attendance at an Introductory Day using the form below and send payment of $45 at the same time.

The current dates and locations for 2012 season are below. 

Sat June 9     Winona (Near Hamilton) [CLASS IS FULL]
Sun Sept. 23     Amiens range on CFB Borden (N of Alliston, SW of Barrie)
Sun Oct. 7     Winona (Near Hamilton)

Note these are subject to change (potentially on short notice) due to DND needs; we are guests after all.  Please refer to the calendar for up to date timings.

PAYMENT

Please submit this form and the $45 fee via cheque (made payable to ORA) or Email Money Transfer (EMT) to orafazal@bell.net

ORA
P.O. Box 2076
Thornton, Ontario
L0L 2N0

Allow sufficient time (normally two weeks) for us to send your confirmation, instructions and directions.

We look forward to seeing you at an ORA Introductory Day soon.