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SAVE THE DATES:

The Canadian Trapshooting Association championship will be held from June 29 to July 2, 2023
at the Brandon Gun Club, Brandon, Manitoba

The 104th Ontario Provincial Trapshooting Championships will be held from July 5-9, 2023 at the
St Thomas Gun Club
in St Thomas, Ontario. PRESQUAD HERE (opens April 1, 2023)

CLICK —> 2023 OPTA Registered Shoot Dates


Current OPTA Promotions (Updated for 2022-23)

OPTA Champion of Champions Program
OPTA 3000 Target Club
OPTA New Shooter Membership Promotion
OPTA Handicap Purse *As of 03/01: $1006.00*

2022 OPTA Championship results can be found here. Congrats to our major award winners:

SINGLES: Lloyd Beecraft 198x200
DOUBLES: Chris Tsementzis 100x100
HANDICAP: Derek Scrimshaw 98x100
HAA: Chris Tsementzis 394x400
PERAZZI HOA: Peter Tsementzis 962x1000
PERAZZI FEMALE HOA: Ana Tsementzis 922x1000
The Canadian Trapshooting Association (CTA) Championship were held from June 29 – July 3, 2022 at the AHEIA Calgary Firearms Centre. For full shoot results, go to the CTA website. 

For details of all the upcoming 2023 Provincial shoots, check out the Canadian Trapshooting Association website.

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Thank you for visiting our website!

Please don’t hesitate to contact any member of the Board of Directors or our Member Clubs for more information.

Ontario boasts the largest contingency of competitive and recreational trapshooters in Canada as well as friendly and well-run facilities all across the province at which you can safely enjoy this great sport. 

Trapshooting, a wholesome, outdoor sport that promotes good sportsmanship and fantastic friendships, is enjoyed by all age groups – from kids to seniors. Many families enjoy the sport together! Have a look at this video taken at our 100th Provincial championship.

Our OPTA Member Clubs look forward to hosting you! Whether you are a first-timer or beginner wanting assistance, a recreational trapshooter who relishes a fun day of breaking clay targets, or a seasoned competitor participating at one of the many exciting Amateur Trapshooting Association/Ontario Provincial Trapshooting Association tournaments held throughout the year, you are most welcome at any of our Clubs.

Our website has been created to provide valuable information for our members, as well as our friends and competitors from across Canada, the United States and around the world who are finding out that trapshooting in Ontario is second-to-none!

We hope you will join us!

How do you join the Ontario Provincial Trapshooting Association (OPTA)?

It’s very simple!
An OPTA membership which costs $20 for a year (Sept 1-Aug 31) can be attained at any member club at any time or when you are attending your first OPTA/ATA sanctioned competition or online.

For an introduction to the sport, the ATA Hall of Fame has some great information on their website.

 

The government’s  attack on licensed law abiding firearm owners, including our OPTA members, through legislation (Bill C71), the gun ban delivered through an Order in Council on May 1, 2020, and most recently Bill C21 and its amendments cannot be tolerated.  These are the important things you can do, besides contacting all MPs, members of the Senate, the  PMO’s office,  and Public Safety Minister Marco Mendocino

The CCFR, NFA and CSSA have joined together to challenge the government’s OIC in court. Consider becoming a member of these organizations, and donating above and beyond that if you can to support the legal action. Stand together with all firearm owners and  JOIN THE FIGHT!