Blackhawk Shooting Sports

Blackhawk Shooting Sports will be closed so our employees can enjoy the holiday with their friends & families.

The A Girl & A Gun Pistol Marksmanship Program is a self-paced, guided shooting activity that helps you develop your pistol fundamentals and earn beads for your bracelet along the way!! Measure your progress in basic marksmanship skills, including techniques you may not have thought to tackle or had the opportunity to learn. Earning your beads is a proactive and exciting way to show pride about your pistol skills! You start with a stylish leather bracelet and then earn up to 20 beads as you progress through the Pistol Marksmanship Program.

Requirements:
Active AG & AG Membership
Pre-Purchase the AG & AG Pistol Marksmanship Program materials (here). Be sure to enter Starla Batzko as your Chapter Facilitator. Price starts at $39.99.
Semi-automatic pistol (any caliber), preferably with at least 3 magazines
50 rounds of ammo for each level (10 levels total, 1 level per event)

Note: If you are not a member or do not wish to work on the AG & AG Pistol Marksmanship Program, NO WORRIES! You can still join us that evening and just do a fun shoot with your own choice of target.

Shooting Level: Basic (from the bench without assistance) for Standard courses and Intermediate for Precision courses (timed with higher precision)
Cost: Shooting is Free for Blackhawk Members, $7 for AGAG Members & Guests. Plus $1 per Program target.

This is a high-level overview of everything you need to know to start shooting your handgun and to be a responsible handgun owner. This course is also a great refresher for anyone who hasn’t fired a handgun in a few years to experienced shooters.

This 2-hour class is broken down into a 1-hour in-classroom safety and instruction and a 1-hour “on-the-range” drills and skill builder to practice and reinforce the material from the classroom portion. The course includes but is not limited to, firearm safety practices, covering the basics of shooting, muzzle discipline, trigger control, and the importance of stance and grip.

Required Gear: Pistol or Revolver, 50-100 rounds of ammunition.
**STEEL CORE, STEEL-CASED, OR ALUMINUM-CASED AMMUNITION WILL NOT BE PERMITTED ON THE RANGE**

Required Shooting Skills: None

Cost: $49 for the class. Handguns are available for rental for $10. Additional ammunition can be purchased in-store.

The actual shooting challenge is quite simple. Stand at the firing line, hold the pistol in one hand, and slow fire at 25 yards.

For the novice handgunner, bullseye is an excellent way to learn basic skills a step at a time: firearm safety, muzzle control, and finger off the trigger unless sights are on target.

With bullseye shooting there’s no drawing from a holster, speedloading, or shooting while moving. Bullseye excels in teaching the most important skill of all: releasing the trigger without imparting movement to the gun.

Instructed by Max Umbs.
10-12 weeks. Starts January 6th, 2025.
Monday nights. You can start any time you want between 5:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Cost: $TBD for both Centerfire (two handed) and Rimfire (one handed).
$TBD for Rimfire only.

Call us to sign up at (920) 564-3787

New to owning a handgun or need a refresher? In this hands-on course, you will learn the mechanical basics, ideal equipment, proper storage and take down, and basic cleaning & maintenance of your firearm. **You will not leave your weapon spotless, but you’ll leave with the knowledge and training to be able to take down, clean, and troubleshoot any functional problems.

Instructor: Lauren Bendt
Cost: $29
Gear: Your handgun, your handgun owner manual, any cleaning supplies you have, notebook & pen.

Cost: $79.

Instructed by the Captain of Fox Point Police Department, Doug Dubnicka.

The class follows the Department of Justice curriculum. A pamphlet will be given for you to take notes. Please bring a pistol if you have one, but no ammunition. There will be no range time involved. A certificate will be given to each to send to the State to apply for your license.

The actual shooting challenge is quite simple. Stand at the firing line, hold the pistol in one hand, and slow fire at 25 yards.

For the novice handgunner, bullseye is an excellent way to learn basic skills a step at a time: firearm safety, muzzle control, and finger off the trigger unless sights are on target.

With bullseye shooting there’s no drawing from a holster, speedloading, or shooting while moving. Bullseye excels in teaching the most important skill of all: releasing the trigger without imparting movement to the gun.

Instructed by Max Umbs.
10-12 weeks. Starts January 6th, 2025.
Monday nights. You can start any time you want between 5:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Cost: $TBD for both Centerfire (two handed) and Rimfire (one handed).
$TBD for Rimfire only.

Call us to sign up at (920) 564-3787

Check out the AG&AG Sheboygan County Facebook group for more details!

Cost: Shooting is Free for Blackhawk Members, $7 for AGAG Members & Guests.

This is a high-level overview of everything you need to know to start shooting your handgun and to be a responsible handgun owner. This course is also a great refresher for anyone who hasn’t fired a handgun in a few years to experienced shooters.

This 2-hour class is broken down into a 1-hour in-classroom safety and instruction and a 1-hour “on-the-range” drills and skill builder to practice and reinforce the material from the classroom portion. The course includes but is not limited to, firearm safety practices, covering the basics of shooting, muzzle discipline, trigger control, and the importance of stance and grip.

Required Gear: Pistol or Revolver, 50-100 rounds of ammunition.
**STEEL CORE, STEEL-CASED, OR ALUMINUM-CASED AMMUNITION WILL NOT BE PERMITTED ON THE RANGE**

Required Shooting Skills: None

Cost: $49 for the class. Handguns are available for rental for $10. Additional ammunition can be purchased in-store.

The actual shooting challenge is quite simple. Stand at the firing line, hold the pistol in one hand, and slow fire at 25 yards.

For the novice handgunner, bullseye is an excellent way to learn basic skills a step at a time: firearm safety, muzzle control, and finger off the trigger unless sights are on target.

With bullseye shooting there’s no drawing from a holster, speedloading, or shooting while moving. Bullseye excels in teaching the most important skill of all: releasing the trigger without imparting movement to the gun.

Instructed by Max Umbs.
10-12 weeks. Starts January 6th, 2025.
Monday nights. You can start any time you want between 5:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Cost: $TBD for both Centerfire (two handed) and Rimfire (one handed).
$TBD for Rimfire only.

Call us to sign up at (920) 564-3787

Come out for sho0ting at 10am at Blackhawk Shooting Sports and then we'll have lunch at Judi's Place in Oostburg after!

Cost: Shooting is Free for Blackhawk Members, $7 for AGAG Members & Guests. Plus $1 per Program target.

The actual shooting challenge is quite simple. Stand at the firing line, hold the pistol in one hand, and slow fire at 25 yards.

For the novice handgunner, bullseye is an excellent way to learn basic skills a step at a time: firearm safety, muzzle control, and finger off the trigger unless sights are on target.

With bullseye shooting there’s no drawing from a holster, speedloading, or shooting while moving. Bullseye excels in teaching the most important skill of all: releasing the trigger without imparting movement to the gun.

Instructed by Max Umbs.
10-12 weeks. Starts January 6th, 2025.
Monday nights. You can start any time you want between 5:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Cost: $TBD for both Centerfire (two handed) and Rimfire (one handed).
$TBD for Rimfire only.

Call us to sign up at (920) 564-3787

The actual shooting challenge is quite simple. Stand at the firing line, hold the pistol in one hand, and slow fire at 25 yards.

For the novice handgunner, bullseye is an excellent way to learn basic skills a step at a time: firearm safety, muzzle control, and finger off the trigger unless sights are on target.

With bullseye shooting there’s no drawing from a holster, speedloading, or shooting while moving. Bullseye excels in teaching the most important skill of all: releasing the trigger without imparting movement to the gun.

Instructed by Max Umbs.
10-12 weeks. Starts January 6th, 2025.
Monday nights. You can start any time you want between 5:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Cost: $TBD for both Centerfire (two handed) and Rimfire (one handed).
$TBD for Rimfire only.

Call us to sign up at (920) 564-3787

Cost: $79.

Instructed by the Captain of Fox Point Police Department, Doug Dubnicka.

The class follows the Department of Justice curriculum. A pamphlet will be given for you to take notes. Please bring a pistol if you have one, but no ammunition. There will be no range time involved. A certificate will be given to each to send to the State to apply for your license.

The actual shooting challenge is quite simple. Stand at the firing line, hold the pistol in one hand, and slow fire at 25 yards.

For the novice handgunner, bullseye is an excellent way to learn basic skills a step at a time: firearm safety, muzzle control, and finger off the trigger unless sights are on target.

With bullseye shooting there’s no drawing from a holster, speedloading, or shooting while moving. Bullseye excels in teaching the most important skill of all: releasing the trigger without imparting movement to the gun.

Instructed by Max Umbs.
10-12 weeks. Starts January 6th, 2025.
Monday nights. You can start any time you want between 5:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Cost: $TBD for both Centerfire (two handed) and Rimfire (one handed).
$TBD for Rimfire only.

Call us to sign up at (920) 564-3787

The actual shooting challenge is quite simple. Stand at the firing line, hold the pistol in one hand, and slow fire at 25 yards.

For the novice handgunner, bullseye is an excellent way to learn basic skills a step at a time: firearm safety, muzzle control, and finger off the trigger unless sights are on target.

With bullseye shooting there’s no drawing from a holster, speedloading, or shooting while moving. Bullseye excels in teaching the most important skill of all: releasing the trigger without imparting movement to the gun.

Instructed by Max Umbs.
10-12 weeks. Starts January 6th, 2025.
Monday nights. You can start any time you want between 5:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Cost: $TBD for both Centerfire (two handed) and Rimfire (one handed).
$TBD for Rimfire only.

Call us to sign up at (920) 564-3787

This class expands on the points taught in the Into class, focuses on breathing, trigger reset, firearm firing actions, magazine changes, and introduces one-handed shooting for defensive shooting. This 2-hour class is broken down into a 1-hour classroom safety and instruction and a 1-hour “on-the-range” drills and skill builder to practice and reinforce the material from the classroom portion.

Required Gear: Pistol or Revolver, 100 rounds of ammunition.
**STEEL CORE, STEEL-CASED, OR ALUMINUM-CASED AMMUNITION WILL NOT BE PERMITTED ON THE RANGE**

Instructor: Lauren Bendt

Required Shooting Skills: Intro class level proficiency

Cost: $60 for the class. Handguns are available for rental for $10. Additional ammunition can be purchased in-store.

The actual shooting challenge is quite simple. Stand at the firing line, hold the pistol in one hand, and slow fire at 25 yards.

For the novice handgunner, bullseye is an excellent way to learn basic skills a step at a time: firearm safety, muzzle control, and finger off the trigger unless sights are on target.

With bullseye shooting there’s no drawing from a holster, speedloading, or shooting while moving. Bullseye excels in teaching the most important skill of all: releasing the trigger without imparting movement to the gun.

Instructed by Max Umbs.
10-12 weeks. Starts January 6th, 2025.
Monday nights. You can start any time you want between 5:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Cost: $TBD for both Centerfire (two handed) and Rimfire (one handed).
$TBD for Rimfire only.

Call us to sign up at (920) 564-3787

The actual shooting challenge is quite simple. Stand at the firing line, hold the pistol in one hand, and slow fire at 25 yards.

For the novice handgunner, bullseye is an excellent way to learn basic skills a step at a time: firearm safety, muzzle control, and finger off the trigger unless sights are on target.

With bullseye shooting there’s no drawing from a holster, speedloading, or shooting while moving. Bullseye excels in teaching the most important skill of all: releasing the trigger without imparting movement to the gun.

Instructed by Max Umbs.
10-12 weeks. Starts January 6th, 2025.
Monday nights. You can start any time you want between 5:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Cost: $TBD for both Centerfire (two handed) and Rimfire (one handed).
$TBD for Rimfire only.

Call us to sign up at (920) 564-3787