How It Started
The Canceled Gun Club was born from a simple truth: shooting is more fun with friends. A group of guys in Las Vegas discovered they all shared the same passion—nice guns, good times, and absolutely zero interest in competing for national rankings. We weren't looking to be the best shooters in the world. We just wanted to be the best at having a good time while handling our firearms responsibly. So we got together, brought our gear, and made it official.
From day one, the vibe was clear: skill level doesn't matter, humor is essential, and the only competition that counts is who can tell the best story at the BBQ afterward. We had some decent equipment, sure, but not because we were serious shooters—mostly because we made decent money and figured, why not? It became the foundation of who we are: friends who happen to be into guns, not gun people who tolerate each other.
We Got Canceled
For years, we operated under a different name—one we thought was clever and memorable. It was all good until our lawyer's phone rang with a very formal message from a very expensive law firm representing a major international fashion house. Turns out, our name was uncomfortably close to one of their luxury brand lines. Within weeks, we had a cease-and-desist letter that basically said, "Stop using that name or we will make your life very expensive."
Most people would panic. We laughed. Instead of hiring lawyers to fight a battle we couldn't afford to win, we leaned into the joke. We got canceled. By a designer. So we named ourselves after it. The Canceled Gun Club was born not from some deep philosophical mission, but from a sense of humor and the realization that you can't buy better marketing than having a funny origin story.
Now we wear it as a badge of honor. We're the club that got sued by a fashion house and decided that was a better brand identity than what we had before. It's proof of what we believe: don't take yourself too seriously, embrace the chaos, and turn setbacks into setups for better stories.
What We Do
Range Days
Regular meetups at the range where we test gear, try new setups, and generally enjoy the therapeutic sound of well-maintained firearms. No quotas. No pressure. Just good vibes and hot brass.
Fun Competitions
We run friendly matches and challenges—not for rankings or trophies, but for bragging rights. The real prize is the story you get to tell. And maybe a silly award we made ourselves.
Social Events
Dinners, range outings, road trips to matches, and general hangouts. This is where the real club happens—off the range, with friends, making memories that have nothing to do with ballistics.
BBQs & Gatherings
Gear talks, story time, and food that would make a pitmaster jealous. This is where memberships deepen and new friendships form. And where we judge each other's gun selections (in good fun).
Our Values
Fun First
It's about having a good time. Every range day, every event, every decision we make comes down to one question: Will this be fun? If it's not, we're probably not doing it.
Community Over Competition
We're friends first, shooters second. Competition is fun, but we're not here to prove anything to anyone. We're here to build something together.
More Money Than Skill
We own it. Not everyone can say that. We've invested in nice gear, quality equipment, and experiences. And we're unapologetic about it.
No Politics, No Drama
Just good people and good times. We check politics and drama at the gate. Everyone's here for the same reason: friendship and firearms.
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