We are Dedicated to:
2nd Amendment Rights & Florida Legislative Activities
Promoting Firearms Safety & Training
Providing Guest Speakers & Range Outings
Providing information on:
Gun Shows & CCW Permit Classes
Firearms Selection For Seniors
Social functions
Gun Club By-Laws (pdf)
For the safety of all participants, If you plan on going on a target shoot - you MUST fill out this form and return it to Pete Cecero
We will be having a pistol shooting contest with In-Gauge on November 12 at Wild Wild West. Download the Rules…
ATTENTION GUN CLUB MEMBERS!
There is a new range open on Rt 27 - Wild Wild West. They have offered special pricing for Solivita Gun Club members.
Hourly - $15 | Monthly $30 |
Gold Annual - $300 | Diamond Annual $500
Letter from the OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL - James Uthmeier, Attorney General
We write to provide guidance on an important development last week in Florida's appellate courts affecting the right to bear arms. In McDaniels v. State, the First District Court of Appeal struck down Florida's ban on open carry (Section 790.053, Florida Statutes), finding that "law-abiding, adult citizens" have a right to carry "firearm[s] openly in public" under the Second Amendment. Op. 1. The court's decision is attached.
Next Meeting will be October 23
Meetings - 6:00 - 7:30 PM
Riviera Fitness Center 2nd Floor
4th Thursday - September-June
3755 Tenoroc Mine Road
Lakeland, FL 33805
4764 S Orange Blossom Trail
Kissimmee, FL 34746
564 E Osceola Pkwy
Kissimmee, FL 34744
410 Overlook Dr
Winter Haven, FL 33884
2771 Cozart Road
Mulberry, Fl 33860
6160 South Orange Avenue
Orlando, FL 32809
4850 Lawing Lane
Orlando, FL 32811
Rieg's Gun Shop
& Shooting Range
5512 S Orange Blossom Trail
Orlando, FL 32839
621 Centerview Blvd,
Kissimmee, FL 34741
Wild West
29350 US HWY 27
Lake Hamilton/Dundee
GUN RANGES & STORES
Meeting with
Sheriff Grady Judd
Members of Gun Club of Solivita met with Sheriff Grady Judd, the famous sheriff on national TV from Polk County Florida Tuesday, 12/10/24. Gun Club of Solivita donated $2,000 for their Canine program. It was a very interesting meeting. Sheriff Judd was candid and open about law and order. Topics such as today’s drugs vs “back in the day” with alcohol being the biggest problem. He also touched on self defense. The Sheriff’s Department formally used 7 report forms when he was younger and now there are over 300 report forms. Grady Judd, a native Floridian, has been in law enforcement for 52 years. He just got re-elected. He is a no non-sense, common sense lawman.
Safety & Training Classes
Florida Gun and Ammo Laws Site