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The ROSLYN RIFLE & REVOLVER CLUB INC

HICKSVILLE, NY · EIN 112487989 · Form 990EZ · FY2024 · Small ($100K-$1M) · roslynclub.com
revenue
$131K
expenses
$101K
net assets
$335K
employees
mission · from form 990

The Roslyn Rifle and Revolver Club was organized in 1928 to promote marksmanship the safe handling of firearms and provide a venue for marksmanship competition.

profile · synthesized from sources

The Roslyn Rifle & Revolver Club Inc. is a firearms sports and marksmanship organization founded in 1928 in Hicksville, New York. It operates indoor and outdoor shooting ranges and hosts competitive shooting events in disciplines including pistol, rifle, trap, and high power rifle. The club promotes safe firearm handling, marksmanship training, and Second Amendment rights, requiring members to join the NRA and pass a background check.

named programs · 6 · from sources

What they call their work

22 Steel Shoot
Informal rimfire rifle shooting event focused on steel targets, held at the Calverton range.
High Power Rifle Match
Competitive rifle shooting event held monthly at the Calverton outdoor range, open to members and eligible non-members under NRA rules.
Muzzle Loader Rifle Shoot
Specialty black powder rifle shooting event held annually on July 4th at the Calverton range.
NRA 900 Match
NRA-sanctioned pistol competition held periodically at the Calverton range, open to the public under NRA eligibility rules.
Smallbore Rifle Match
Regular .22 caliber rifle competition held at the Calverton range, open to members and qualified participants.
Trap Shoot
Shotgun clay target shooting event offered monthly at the Calverton range, with pistol and rifle ranges also open during the event.
activities · 2 groups

What they do

  • Shooting Sports Training and Safety 5 activities
    • Host competitive shooting matches across multiple disciplines
      Organizes and hosts regular competitive shooting events including smallbore rifle, high power rifle, pistol, trap, muzzle loader, Garand, F-Class, Silhouette, Steel Shoots, Zombie Shoots, and NRA-registered matches open to the public or restricted to members. Events are held year-round at both Westbury and Calverton locations.
    • Operate indoor and outdoor shooting ranges for members and guests
      Provides 24/7 access to an indoor range in Westbury for smallbore rifle and pistol shooting with restrictions on lead mid-range loads, and operates an outdoor facility in Calverton with rifle, pistol, shotgun, and archery ranges, open from 8:30 am to dusk or 9:00 am to dusk depending on the source. Members may bring guests under specific fee and visitation limits.
    • Provide firearms safety training and public education events
      Conducts Hunter Safety Courses, Firearms Safety Courses, and public shooting events to promote safe handling and use of firearms. These events are open to the public and serve as educational outreach.
    • Run a junior shooting program for youth development
      Operates one of the longest continuously running junior shooting programs on the East Coast, offering training in air and smallbore rifle, participation in matches, and pathways to awards through the NRA Marksmanship Qualification Program. The program has produced National Match winners, Olympians, and collegiate scholarship recipients. Sessions are held on select Saturdays from October to March, with summer match opportunities.
    • Support external organizations with range access and personnel
      Hosts groups such as the Boy Scouts, Women in Shooting Sports, and the Empire State Games by providing access to shooting ranges and logistical support.
  • Gun Violence Prevention & Intervention 1 activity
    • Advocate against restrictive firearms legislation
      Passed formal resolutions opposing the NY SAFE Act, reflecting organizational advocacy efforts related to gun rights and regulation.
financials · form 990EZ · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$131K
Contributions & grants
Program service revenue$6K5%
Investment income$8K6%
Other revenue
expenses
Total expenses$101K
Program expenses
Admin / overhead
Fundraising
Salaries & benefits
Grants paid out
balance sheet
Total assets$335K
Cash
Investments
Liabilities
Net assets$335K
4 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue +12.5%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024

Who runs it

board members · 9
  • Doug Shunk — Pistol Match Co-Director
  • Fred Greco — Smallbore Rifle Match Co-Director
  • Joseph Kreutz — Membership Director
  • Ken Calamia — Smallbore Rifle Match Co-Director
  • Kevin McManus — Outdoor Facilities Director
  • Mark Gorman — Pistol Match Co-Director
  • Mike Tursi — Highpower Rifle Match Co-Director
  • Nick Tursi — Highpower Rifle Match Co-Director
  • William Livore — Indoor Facilities Director
relationships · 21

Who they work with

  • Boy Scouts Partner — Hosts Boy Scouts events with range and personnel support.
  • Boy Scouts Partner — Hosts the Boy Scouts by providing range facilities and personnel support for shooting-related activities.
  • Empire State Games Partner — Hosts Empire State Games events with range and personnel support.
  • Empire State Games Partner — Hosts the Empire State Games by providing shooting ranges and personnel support.
  • Fisher House Partner — Co-hosts charity shoots following outdoor smallbore matches to support charitable fundraising.
  • Junior Director Partner — Manages the junior shooting program
  • NRA Partner — Co-hosts NRA 900 and NRA PPC shooting matches.
  • NRA Partner — Partners with the NRA through the Marksmanship Qualification Program to provide structured awards and recognition for junior shooters.
  • NRA Partner — Partners with the National Rifle Association to host High Power XTC shooting matches.
  • National Rifle Association Network — 100% NRA membership club, indicating formal affiliation and alignment with NRA programs and standards.
  • National Rifle Association Network — Club is a 100% NRA-affiliated club requiring NRA membership for all members and hosts NRA Registered matches.
  • National Rifle Association Network — Roslyn Rifle and Revolver Club is a 100% NRA membership club.
  • National Rifle Association Partner — Collaborates on legislative advocacy and legal challenges related to gun rights.
  • New York State Rifle & Pistol Association Network — Member organization of the NYSRPA, participating in its network and advocacy structure.
  • New York State Rifle & Pistol Association Network — Member organization whose alerts and advocacy efforts are shared and supported.
  • New York State Rifle & Pistol Association Network — Roslyn Rifle and Revolver Club is a member of the NYSRPA.
  • Pistol Director Partner — Manages the pistol shooting program
  • SCOPE Coalition — Participates in joint lobbying efforts including coordinated lobby days.
  • Smallbore Director Partner — Manages the smallbore shooting program
  • Women in Shooting Sports Partner — Hosts Women in Shooting Sports events with range and personnel support.
  • Women in Shooting Sports Partner — Hosts Women in Shooting Sports events, providing range access and personnel support.
strategies · 5

How they approach the work

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  • Gun Rights Advocacy Through Legislative and Electoral Engagement
    methodology: gun-rights_advocacy_through_legislative_reform
    By pursuing legislative reform and electoral accountability, the club advances gun rights as civil rights because restrictive laws are seen as ineffective and rights-infringing, and elected officials must be held responsible to preserve constitutional freedoms.
  • Inclusive Marksmanship Development
    methodology: inclusive_marksmanship
    By combining competitive marksmanship with inclusive access for shooters of all skill levels, the club fosters broader participation and sustained engagement because a welcoming environment reduces barriers to entry and supports long-term involvement in shooting sports.
  • Safety-Through-Member Accountability Model
    methodology: probationary_membership_with_sponsorship
    By requiring member sponsorship, background checks, board approval, and a one-year probationary period, the club ensures safety and cultural integration because personal accountability and structured onboarding reduce risk and strengthen community trust.
  • Shared Responsibility via Member Work Requirement
    methodology: member_work_requirement
    By requiring members to contribute labor hours annually, the club maintains operational sustainability and strengthens member commitment because shared responsibility fosters ownership and collective investment in the club’s success.
  • Youth Development Through Adaptive Safety and Sportsmanship
    methodology: safety-and-sportsmanship-based_youth_development
    By emphasizing safety, sportsmanship, and enjoyment in youth programs using self-paced, adaptive instruction, the club cultivates responsible lifelong participants because individualized training respects developmental differences and sustains motivation.