What we do

• We meet regularly every month. The agenda always include two presentations of gun ownership utilizing YouTube training videos. 

• The goal is to provide education, shooting events, and outside speakers.

• We plan 4 shooting events each year one of which is the DWSC Senior Games.

• We communicate largely by email, but maintain information on FaceBook and the HOA club site.

When do we meet?

• We meet on the First Wednesday of the Month in the Ballroom at 3:30PM

Are there any dues?

• Dues are $10.00 per person per calendar year. (January to December). Members are expected to renew every year.

• Dues paid in November will be counted for the remainder of the current year, plus the following year.

How do I join or renew?

To join the club or renew your membership:

• Fill out a membership form

  1.  Downloading from the Facebook Group Page (https://www.facebook.com/groups/dwscgunclub) Files section

  2. Download a form from the HOA club site. 

  3. You can also find forms in the mail box by the activities center.

• Write your check to “DWSC Gun Club” with membership in the memo.

• Place your check/membership form in the Gun Club envelope outside the Activities office or bring it to a meeting.

• You can also submit your application on our website ( https://sites.google.com/view/dwscgunclub ).  click on Join/Renew Menu  No need to use a paper form, complete online and just leave a check in the Gun Club mailbox.

• We also offer on-line payment. After submitting your online application, click on Make a Payment and follow the instructions

• Come to a meeting on the first Wednesday of the month in the HRC Ballroom, and you will find membership forms available at the check-in desk

Can I bring a gun to a meeting?

Yes, please follow the DWSC Gun safety rules as follows:

At home prior to the meeting

1. All firearms must be unloaded.

2. The firearm has to be inserted in a gun case or box with absolutely NO ammunition in the case or box.

Entering our meeting room 

1. (Long guns please see note below)

2. Proceed to the designated “Safety Table”.

3. Wait for and allow our designated “Safety Officer” to open and inspect the firearm to double check that the firearm is unloaded and no ammunition is available.

4. Lock the action open. If it is a revolver, leave the cylinder open.

5. Our “Safety Officer” will attach a GREEN ZIP-TIE to the trigger guard, indicating the firearm has been double checked and is unloaded.

6. The firearm will be placed on the designated counter or table facing in a safe direction.

Demonstrating / Explaing a firearm 

1. “Treat all firearms as loaded and always point a firearm in a safe direction”

2. The ZIP-TIED firearm can be explained and demonstrated, including closing the action and pulling a trigger. Again, facing in a safe direction.

3. Upon completion of the demo the action/cylinder MUST be open and returned to the designated area.

After the meeting firearm inspection / handling

1. The owner of the ZIP-TIED firearm must stand by and supervise any person handling their firearm. ONLY ZIP-TIED FIREARMS CAN BE SHOWN OR HANDLED.

2. The ZIP-TIED firearm can be manipulated, pointing it in a SAFE DIRECTION.

3. The ZIP-TIE MUST remain on the trigger guard. Return the firearm to your the case and leave the meeting room.

Can I sell firearms or ammunition on Facebook?

1. No, the purchase, sale or trade of firearms, ammunition and explosives between private individuals isn't allowed on Facebook. Please refer to this Help Center Article for a list of items covered by this policy.

2. Firearm shops and online retailers are allowed to engage in commercial activity involving firearms and ammunition on Facebook (example: offering a gun for sale) as long as all applicable laws and regulations are followed.

3. Keep in mind that posts about firearms in general are allowed on Facebook. This includes discussions about sales in stores or by online retailers, posts advocating for changes to firearm regulation or anything else that follows Facebook's Community Standards and Terms.