PASA Organization

The Pike-Adams Sportsmen’s Alliance is not a “gun club” in the ordinary sense. Instead, it is a community service organization, dedicated to the promotion of firearms ownership and all forms of safe shooting, hunting, and outdoor recreation. Its members are a gathering of community-minded individuals from the full spectrum of society, working together to offer a wide variety of firearms-related recreational and economic opportunities to a national audience. All PASA club facilities and programs have been built and are staffed by volunteer help. No PASA Division Director receives any compensation for their service.

PASA as a club is affiliated with the National Rifle Association (NRA), the United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA), the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), International Defensive Pistol Association (IDPA)  and a variety of other national and regional shooting sports and community-service organizations.

The PASA Park is internationally recognized as one of the finest outdoor shooting sports facilities in the world. As a PASA club member, it will be open to you, sunrise till sunset, year round. PASA‘s regular schedule of local club activities includes handgun and rifle matches, firearms training and education courses, picnics, barbecues, and all types of shooter and hunter services.

As its name implies, the PASA club is an “Alliance” embracing many different member-organized, semi-independent Divisions which pursue widely varied activities–Defensive Shooting Division, Rifle Division, Action-Shooting Division, etc. (see accompanying web pages). New PASA club Divisions are developing all the time. If you and other members share a particular interest in a specific activity, PASA‘s Division Directors and staff will be happy to help you establish a new Division to promote that activity. Our organization is only as good as we, the members, make it, and we welcome your input.

The Division Directors organize and administer their Divisions as they deem appropriate to the activities their Divisions pursue. Most Division Directors organize their Divisions as if they were clubs in their own right, with their own officers and governing committees that plan and direct the Divisions programs according to the interests of the participants. Thus, the majority of PASA club members who participate in regular PASA programs do so in the context of a particular PASA Division, where they are in the company of fellow members of similar intrests, but nonethelss part of an overall alliance.

For current general information about activities, range availability dates, closures, etc. at PASA Park, check the Park calendar on this website. For PASA Division activities contact the appropriate Division Director.