We are hosting a Clay Shoot for all men on April 5 at Palmetto Outdoors Shooting Facility in Swansea.

We will host the event from 9:30am to 12:30pm with lunch and a devotion following. The cost is $50 per shooter. We are also offering a rifle and pistol range session from 10am to 12pm for only $20 per person. Eye and ear protection are required for both.

All shooters must supply their own ammo. Clay course will be 100 rounds. 20, 16, and 12 gauge ammo is required for the clay course with a 7.5-8 shot max. Ammo for clay course and targets for rifle/pistol course are available at the Shooting Facility Office.

Golf carts are recommended to complete the course in a timely manner. Golf carts are available on site from Palmetto Outdoors. They are limited, however. Call 803-233-8001 to reserve. You may also bring personal golf carts or side-by-side trailers at no additional cost; trailer parking is available on site.

Lunch will be provided for free and served at 12:45pm, but registration is suggested. Door prizes will be drawn at lunch.

The minimum age to participate is six-years-old with a parent or guardian.

Complete this form to register.

We are excited to announce Chief Mark Keel as our guest speaker.

Mark Keel has served as Chief of the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) since 2011, following over 30 years of service in various leadership roles, including Director of the S.C. Department of Public Safety. A veteran law enforcement officer with 40+ years of experience, Keel holds a B.S. in Criminal Justice from Georgia Southern University and a Juris Doctor from the University of South Carolina School of Law. He is a graduate of the FBI National Academy, FBI National Executive Institute, and S.C. Criminal Justice Academy. Throughout his career, he has led tactical operations, aviation, SWAT, and narcotics units, and served as SLED’s Accreditation Manager and Homeland Security Advisor for South Carolina. Keel has received numerous awards, including the Strom Thurmond Award for Excellence in Law Enforcement and the S.C. Law Enforcement Officer of the Year. The S. C. Baptist Convention’s Christian Life and Public Affairs Committee named him as the recipient of the 2017 Public Servant Award.