September SCORE - Anne Arundel Fish and Game Association

SEPTEMBER 2016
Anne Arundel Fish & Game Conservation Association
“The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort,
to protect themselves against tyranny in government.”
- Thomas Jefferson
From the President
2016 Ernie Clarke
Club Championship
Fellow AA&FGers,
I
wish to announce that AAF&G
has a vacancy for the position of
Treasurer in 2017. Jason Krywicki
will not be seeking reelection due
to increased family obligations.
We are seeking an interested
individual to run for the Treasurer
position. AAF&G will train this
individual as needed. All we ask
for is a motivated person willing
to volunteer a small portion of his
or her time to the club. I want to
thank Jason on behalf of all our
members for the amazing job he
has done to get our fiscal house in
order. His presence at the AAF&G
leadership level will be sorely
missed.
AAF&G is a volunteer
organization. I want to touch upon
the theme of volunteering this
month. Can you help YOUR club?
Rather, I should ask HOW will
you help your club? Be it running
for Treasurer or showing up for a
work party or to help with match
organization/operations, such the
upcoming Club Championship.
Anything you can do would
be greatly appreciated. To get
involved just reach out to any club
organizer (match director, RSO etc)
or club leadership (Officer, Board
Member, etc.) Again, anything you
can do would be a great benefit to
the AAF&G community.
Speaking of the club
Championship: SAVE THIS DATE,
Sunday OCTOBER 9, 2016. This is
the date of the Ernie Clarke Club
President, continued on Page 2.
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Are You the Best?
T
he 2016 AAF&G Club Championship,
the Ernie Clarke Memorial Shoot, will
take place on Sunday, October 9th, the
same day as the annual club Bull Roast. This year the stakes are even
higher—the Championship prize will be free AAF&G membership dues for
2017!
Test your skills against a multitude of stages showcasing the wide
variety of shooting sports the Club has to offer. Any Life, Full, Family, or
Photo
Provisional club member is welcomeStock
to participate.
Guests and those who
prefer not to compete can also try their hands at individual stages just for
fun.
We look forward to seeing you at the Bull Roast, and on the range.
Come celebrate the Ernie Clarke Memorial Shoot with us and compete to
become this year’s Club Champion!
Please check the October SCORE for final match details.
Colin Wynne
2016 Ernie Clarke Match Director
[email protected]
Come join us for our…
Pot Luck Supper & General Meeting
September 8th
Dinner ~ 7 PM
Meeting ~ 8 PM
Please bring a dish to share!
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P. O. Box 150
Arnold, MD 21012
410-757-6800
AAF&G Range Rules:
http://www.aafg.org/safety.html#rules
Club Officers & Activities:
www.aafg.org/activities
2016 Holidays / Shooting Hours:
www.aafg.org/hours
2016 Orientation Sessions:
www.aafg.org/orientation
Education & Training:
http://www.aafg.org/education.html
AAF&G Forum:
http://z13.invisionfree.com/AAFandG/index.php
Calendar
http://www.aafg.org/docs/Score/Calendar_September2016.pdf
A
ttention Volunteers: Sunday, September 11th (a
Sanctioned Weekend) there will be a trap volunteer
appreciation day. Besides shooting regular trap, we will
cookout some lunch, have some fun with some shotgun
games, and hopefully just have a good time. For volunteers
who have signed up on the new schedule, shooting will be
half-priced. Family and general members are welcome to
come and enjoy a day at the trap field.
Steve Newcomer has joined the ranks of shooters who
have fired a perfect round - 25 straight. His next task will be
to go for 50.
We would like to thank John Chew for donating a lawn
mower to keep the area around the stations trimmed and
John Hepler for running our successful raffle. Winners have
been drawn and they are making their choices.
Trap is open Fridays and Saturdays 10 - 1. If you've ever
had an interest in Trap come on up and join us, we have the
people to help you get started. Please remember, if you
bring your own shells, #8 lead shot only.
Bob Yurwitz
President, from Page 1.
S
Rimfire Action
Championship. For those of you who were not there last
year I can honestly say it was one of the most fun matches I
have ever been a part of…and I have shot many matches all
over the country. You need not be an avid competitor to take
part and no equipment is required (just bring your eyes and
ears). Complete the entire match for score or just complete
one or two stages just for fun with no score. This event is all
about having fun. This is a great opportunity to try out a new
shooting discipline as well! If you have any questions about
this match, please contact me via email.
Hope to see you on the range this month.
orry for missing the Rimfire Challenge updates the last
few months, but we kept hoping to report that Keith
Richardson had finally been knocked out of first place.
Fortunately for Keith, that has not been the case, but there
are rumors he will be on vacation for the August match. Eric
Serfass (2nd in May & June) and Jim Ray (2nd in July), plus
everyone else, are looking forward to a better shot at first.
Attendance for the June 25th match was 17, with 9
members and 8 non-members. The July match had 18
shooters with 10 members and 10 non-members. We are
always looking for experienced and inexperienced shooters
on the fourth Sunday of any month.
Walt Romaniw
Ken Gent
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SEPTEMBER RSOs and BACKUP RSOs
9/03/2016 Primary: Andy McKinney
Backup: Ken Gent
9/17/2016 Primary: Jim DiCanio
Backup: Vacant
9/10/2016 Primary: Wiliam Person
Backup: Robert Hurd
9/24/2016 Primary: Steve Gozzo
Backup: Barry Serfass
AAF&G Score • September 2016 • 2
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AAF&G Junior Rifle TEam
W
e had 30 Junior shooters on the line for the month of
August with four earning medals. Over the summer
the Juniors will be working to earn their NRA Qualification
medals by improving their positions and concentration.
On August 28th Andrew Keller, Katie Hickey, Thadeus
Triandos, Gaby Marasco and Kari Meekins shot in the
“Libby” prone match held at Marriottsville, MD.
NRA Qualification Medals earned in August:
Tommy Hickey – Marksman and Marksman 1st Class
Bodie Nies – Marksman
Aiden Villareal – Marksman 1st Class
Olivia Norris – Marksman and Marksman 1st Class
I’m doing one last push to support our youth in
the AAF&G Junior Rifle Program by attending the NRA
Foundation – Friends of the NRA Banquet being held on
September 17 at the Elks Club. If you need information
please email me at the email address below. We accept
donations to help write off the Live Auctions Items.
If you would like information about our program (I have
a wait list at this time) or help finding another program in
the area, please email me at [email protected].
Have Fun Shooting & Remember Youth are Our Future!
Andrea Miller
2016 Anne Arundel Friends
of the NRA BANQUET
"SUPPORT YOUTH
OF MARYLAND"
P
lease support the Youth of Maryland (especially the
AAF&G Jr. Rifle Program) by attending the banquet on
September 17, 2016 at the Annapolis Elks Club. You can
purchase dinner tickets online at www.friendsofnra.org/
payments and the Committee # is MDE-12.
If you would like to purchase a “Winner Take All” raffle
ticket or make a donation please contact Andrea Miller at
[email protected] or see me on the Smallbore range on
Sunday mornings. Donations can be made by underwriting a
Live Auction Item ranging from $50 to $1,200.00. This is tax
deductible.
The AAF&G Junior Rifle Program has benefitted from
many NRA Foundation Grants. I’d like to see more AAF&G
club members support the banquet which in turn supports
our youth program. When you’re out an about at the
places you frequent often ask them for a donation of a gift
certificate or an item for the Silent or Live portion of the
auction. Of course items or gift certificates dealing with
the shooting sports and hunting would be great. Jewelry is
always a money item.
Laugh of the Day!
Chairman Jr. Rifle Program
[email protected]
Packin' her Smith & Wesson!
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EDUCATION & TRAINING
T
he AAF&G Training Department is proud to announce the next NRA RSO class will be
held in November or December based on trainer availability. More info in next month's
SCORE. This is an all-day class that will cover: Range Safety Officer's roles and responsibilities,
range standard operating procedures, range inspection and range rules, firearm stoppages
and malfunctions, and Range Safety Briefings which include emergency procedures. This class
is required if you wish to apply to become an AAF&G RSO. Please note the AAF&G RSO
program is an application process and the successful completion of NRA RSO class does not automatically confer
AAF&G RSO status. Class cost will be $30 which covers books etc and we will require PREPAYMENT to secure a seat
in class. Please email [email protected] for further details, process for registering and payment options.
Please view the official AAF&G Training Schedule that can be found on the AAF&G Website under EDUCATION
for future classes: http://www.aafg.org/education.html
We are also asking the membership for training feedback. Did you miss a specific class and want to see if it
is offered again? Is there a class not offered that you feel will benefit the AAF&G community? Please contact the
AAF&G Training team at: [email protected]. We want to hear from you!
Cowboy Action
P
art 2 of our Annual Hawaiian
Cowboy match went off without a
hitch. A little on the hot side, so we
complained a lot, but had a great
time with some good stages
by Mouse Gun Bob. Good to
see Delaware Coop come
over from the shore and his
friend Doc in the Box,
who seemed to fit right
in with us crazies.
First place went to
Wichita Wayne,
then Durango
Dude and Casey
Green. 2-Step had
one miss-step and
ended up 4th. Delaware
Coop had the only clean match.
Our next match will be a regular shoot on September
17th. Hope to see you there.
Millcreek Mona
and
Riverboat Bob
PS: Remember, speak your mind but ride a fast horse.
DEADLINE FOR OCTOBER
SCORE Materials
is SEPTEMBER 23rd.
Send material to David Hickey
at [email protected]
AAF&G Score • September 2016 • 4
DNR Qualification Matches
T
he dates for the DNR Shooter Qualification sessions
have been scheduled and posted with DNR. They will
be conducted at the
Eccles 100 Yard Range
on Friday, September
9th and Friday,
October 7th, from
10:00am to 3:00pm
both days. The DNR
requirements for
obtaining a Shooter
Qualification Card are
as follows:
• Shotgun: 3 out
of 5 shots in a
9-inch circle at
40 yards
• Muzzleloader: 2 out of 3 shots in a 9-inch circle at 40
yards
• Bow: 3 out of 5 in vitals of a 3D deer and unmarked
distances under 30 yards.
• Bow qualifications will be conducted on noted firearms
qualification days but on the AAF&G Archery Range
No more than three shooting lanes (usually numbers
1, 2, & 3) will be used for these qualification sessions.
Members wishing to shoot casually will be accommodated
whenever possible and will have the remaining shooting
lanes for casual use.
Shoot Straight and Shoot Safely!
Bill Palk
Eccles Range Committee Chair
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Eccles HP Rifle
Service Rifle Matches: The next Service Rifle/MSR/Any
Rifle subject to the FSA of 2013 (except M1A) Match
will be held on Saturday, September 3rd from 10:00am
to 12:00 noon and for those able to do so, on Friday,
September 2nd from 2pm-4pm. This dual date match is due
to the popularity of the Service Rifle League Matches held
on the first Saturday of each month. An email will go out to
High Power Shooters the week of the match to remind of
the Friday opportunity. Shooters are encouraged to reserve
a relay prior to the match by replying to the email. As always
new shooters are encouraged to arrive early to become
familiar with the course of fire for the match and instruction.
Vintage Military Rifle Match: The next Vintage Military
Rifle Match will be held on September 17th from 10:00am
to 12:00 noon and will be for Manual Bolt Action Rifles.
Very Vintage Rifle Match: Remember that the next
Very Vintage Rifle Match for Single Shot Black Powder
Cartridge Rifles is scheduled for the 5th Saturday in
October, Oct 29th,10-noon.
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Range improvements: Observant rifle shooters will notice
that the deteriorating and yellow jacket infested 100 yard
line railroad ties to which were affixed sockets for the target
frames have been removed. Rather than sink temporary
target frame tubes which would themselves have had to have
been removed for the mining operation and then reinstalled,
we have instead opted to use sleds which can be placed at
the 100 yard line and the target frames placed in them. Do
not place the sleds such that you will be shooting across
shooting lanes. The surveyor stakes which have been placed
at the 100 yard line will show you where your shooting lane
is so you can place the sleds accordingly. Six pairs of sleds
are available for general use. Once we flatten the berm
approach area behind the 100 yard line, we will install some
landscaping timbers to (1) contain any loose soil and (2)
provide a locus for affixing the stainless steel target frame
tubes on the backside thereof.
Note also that the 50 yard tubes now have better,
clearer identification markers which are also removable for
mowing operations. The 50 yard tubes will soon (cooler
weather + more volunteer labor) be mounted on the
backside of a relocated 35 yard ground baffle to make them
more readily findable after a winter snowfall be shifted a bit
to the right of current locations so they will be better aligned
with the 100 yard targets.
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Away Matches
Five shooters from Anne Arundel County (four from AAF&G)
journeyed to Camp Perry, Ohio the last week in July to
compete in the Civilian Marksmanship Program National
Matches held at Camp Perry since 1907. Brian Swift, John
Kerrigan, Charley Beck, Bill Palk and Rob Caple competed
and of them John took home a Gold medal in the M1
Carbine match, Brian took home a Silver medal in the M1
Carbine match, and Rob took home a Bronze medal each
for the Springfield Rifle and John C. Garand matches. Bill
and Charley got the coveted Cloth awards (T-shirts) for their
efforts. Well done all!
Shoot Straight and Shoot Safely
Bill Palk
Eccles Range Committee Chair
IDPA Action Pistol
A
AF&G IDPA Action Pistol held their usual four matches
in August. Yes, each one was in very hot weather.
However, the Saturday August 20th match was the hottest
that I can remember. We usually like to talk about holding
matches in sub-freezing weather, the beginning of a
hurricane, and shoveling snow to clear shooting lanes.
However, this winter we may be standing around the
Cowboy stove telling tales about that day in August.
Hats off to match director Skip Miller, the safety
officers, and the participants who set up, competed, and
cleared the bays for the next competition.
Bill Osborne
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PRECISION Pistol Report
Range Improvements
I
f you haven’t been by to visit lately, now might be a good
time. Thanks to the efforts of a lot of people, there have
been a number of improvements to the Precision Pistol
range this year. Among them are a new bullet-proof wall
between us and the Action Pistol range, which increases
safety and helps reduce noise. The berm behind the targets
has been re-graded and sifted, recycling the recovered lead.
The deteriorating berm retaining wall has been replaced,
and the resident yellow jacket colonies encouraged to move
elsewhere. The target turning system has been modified
to no longer need stairs over the turning gear. It also has
an upgraded control system that is easier to use and more
capable. And the walkway out to the 50 yard line has been
rebuilt and stoned to help control water and mud.
The only big task left is for you to come out and enjoy it!
22 Ammo Availability
Standard velocity 22 is the go-to ammo for most target
pistols. The bullets and pressures are easy on the guns and
the accuracy is usually superb. It is however sometimes
tough to find in local stores, so most of us shop online. Even
online, availability and prices are volatile, so some hunting
around is usually necessary. This might be a good time to
add to your stocks – before election turmoil sets in.
Need 22 ammo? Try natchezss.com (CCI SV currently
on sale), championshooters.com, champchoice.com, or
gricegunshop.com. There are of course other good brands
and sources, too.
NRA Mid-Atlantic Revolver Championship
This year’s Championship was hosted by AAF&G August
20th. The day was hot, and so was the wheel-gun action. The
difficult Championship was made to look easy by the winner,
Master level shooter Kent Le with an 870-40 with the .22
revolver and an 864-38 with the .45 revolver for a grand
aggregate total of 1734-78. The second place winner was
High Master Rich Kang with a 1655-48 grand aggregate.
The third place winner was Expert Richard Hinzman with a
1617-42.
There were a total of 17 competitors firing in the
Championship. The total included six AAF&G competitors
with high club shooter Mike Burke with a 1524-17.
The top Distinguished Revolver Match shots were Rich
Kang, David Stockman, David Jordan, and Mike McGrath.
The best of the .22 CMP EIC Match were Kent Le, Rich
Kang, Mike Merritt, and James Mizelle.
A special thanks is offered to our match officials Mark
Spaulding, Ron Sweet, Mike and Jake Merritt, Anne
Orthner and Paul Wood.
Mike McGrath
Black Powder
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lright smoke pole shooters, the fall Sanctioned Weekends are now upon us
and that means it’s time for the second half of BLACKPOWDERPALOOZA
2016. Hope you all had a good summer. I know several of you went to Camps
Butner and Perry. I spent the summer shooting Cowboy Action matches at the
area clubs around here and up in PA. Here is the schedule of matches for the fall
Sanctioned Weekends:
• Saturday, September 10 – Muzzle Loader Rifle 10:00 a.m.
PLUS: A special Silhouette Rifle Side Match immediately following the
Muzzle Loader Rifle Match
• Sunday, September 11 – Black Powder Pistol 10:00 a.m.
• Saturday, October 8 – Muzzle Loader Rifle 10:00 a.m.
• Sunday, October 23 – Double Header
o Muzzle Loader Rifle 10:00 a.m.
o Black Powder Pistol 2:00 p.m.
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I will send match reminders out to the Black Powder email group about a week prior to each match and match results ASAP
after each match. If you are interested in these matches or have any general questions, contact me at aafg.blackpowder@
gmail.com
Guy Bellanca
[email protected]
AAF&G Score • September 2016 • 6
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MEMBER‘S CORNER
Recollections of Camp Perry 2016
C
amp Perry is an Ohio Army and Air National
Guard base located on the shore of Lake Erie
toward the western end of Ohio. It’s a 19 hour
drive from Central Florida. For the uninitiated, it’s
the location of the National Matches for the CMP
(Civilian Marksmanship Program) and National Rifle
Association.
Never having attended the National Matches before I
spent the drive north wondering what I was in for and,
at times, why in the world I was doing this? It was
mostly to see and spend time with my good friends
doing something we all enjoyed. It was also a bit of a
dare.
If the registration building were any bigger it would
block the main road into the base. I drove right
past it. I called Bill and asked him where it was. His
response was the first in a series of patient “You just
passed it”.
After registration I went looking for the place where I
would get my triggers weighed. I parked my vehicle
and proceeded to walk past the trailer at least twice
before calling Bill again. I carried my 3 rifles to
the trailer and successfully passed the weighing in
procedure all the while trying my best to look like I
knew what I was doing and stay close to anyone who
looked like he knew less than I did.
My first Match was the Carbine Match. Thursday
morning, 0630, at the 100 yard firing line. Not terribly
early, except to get to the firing line you had to drag
your fully loaded cart over a poorly surfaced road
and grass for the better part of 20 minutes. The
match went well except for the 2 failures to feed
and the rear sight sliding down after every 2 shots. I
did, however, place all of my shots on my target. No
medal, just a neat T-shirt.
Next was the Springfield/Vintage Military Match on
Friday morning. Squadding (not squatting) was at
0545 hours. In Ohio it is still dark at 0545. There’s
nothing like getting up in the dark, driving to the
Camp in the dark, unloading your gear into your
cart in the dark and dragging it seemingly forever to
the 200 yard firing line in the dark. Hitting your own
target at 200 yards is not a given, especially when
there are 150 firing points. I didn’t do that badly.
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Reloading during rapid fire went better than I had
hoped. My only problem was the sun was just above the
horizon and was glaring off the front sight blade. I didn’t
do that badly considering I couldn’t see the front sight
until a nice fellow in the next lane offered some sight
black to spray on the front sight. It immediately went on
the shopping list. Anyway, Offhand went very well and I
actually shot an 82. It’s amazing what you can do when
you can see the front sight… No medal, just another
neat T-shirt.
Last was the M1 John C. Garand Match. Squadding was
again at 0545 hours. This time I brought a flashlight so
I could see where I was walking. This one didn’t go so
well. I had my choice of 150 targets. I don’t do well with
so many choices and managed to hit targets on either
side of me. The rifle performed flawlessly. Again, no
medal, but got another neat T-shirt.
We had accommodations at a local lakeside “resort”.
John and Bill shared a room and Brian Swift and I shared
another. Rob Caple had the living room to himself. We
all had to share 1 bathroom and a very large balcony
overlooking Lake Erie. No further comment on the
accommodations other than Brian Swift snores very
pleasantly while still remaining in one octave.
There were 4 of us from AAF&G: Bill Palk, John Kerrigan,
Brian Swift, and me. Rob Caple shoots with us often
at our AAF&G club matches but is not yet a member.
We’re working on him. Some won Medals and some
didn’t.
Special thanks to John Kerrigan who patiently coached
me through the matches and cheerfully answered my
steady barrage of questions.
I didn’t go to Camp Perry to win a medal (fortunately). I
went to see and spend time with my good friends (and
get neat T-shirts). It was a 19 hour drive from where I
moved to. If it was 119 hours I still would have gone. I
moved, but I didn’t leave.
Charley Beck
AAF&G Score • September 2016 • 7
MEMBERSHIP Department
AAF&G Welcomes A
New Provisional Member
O
ne new provisional member applicant was proposed to
and approved for acceptance as a provisional member
by the Board and the General Membership at the August
2016 Board and General Membership meeting. The new
provisional member is:
Brenda K. BALLENTINE
If you see her on the range after her initial orientation
and safety walkthrough, remember that she may be looking
to you for guidance in following the range safety rules,
range protocol, range safety, customs, range safety, ethics,
range safety, etc., and since she cannot shoot without the
presence of a full member on that range, please help her
out if you can. Be a mentor.
Three Provisional Members
Accepted as a Full Members
T
he August 2016 Board and General Membership
meetings saw one more provisional members gain full
membership.
Elaine HAMBLY
Richard HAMBLY, and
Skip LABELLA
are the most recent provisional members to gain full
membership. Elaine, Richard, and Skip completed all the
quadrathlon requirements of provisional membership – a
minimum of 6 months of participation at AAF&G with
demonstrated safe shooting in at least 3 different shooting
disciplines – Handgun, Rifle, and Shotgun -, attendance and
participation in AAF&G Gun School, and the endorsement
of 3 full members in good standing. Congratulations
Elaine, Richard, and Skip! We hope you all have many safe,
enjoyable, and successful years shooting with us.
New Applicant Posting
T
he following individuals whose names are shown below,
have applied for membership in AAF&G.
Roger L. GUMBS Jr., Glen Burnie
Sponsored by Fran Filipelli
Frank PICHON, Annapolis
Sponsored by Paul LaHaye
If you have any comments - favorable or unfavorable regarding this applicant, please advise Bill Palk by email at
[email protected]. Posted August 22, 2016.
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Provisional
Members – Gun
School
Gun School
T
he next scheduled Gun
School is set for Sunday,
November 6 at noon (Subject
to Board approval). If you are a provisional member and
wish to register for the Gun School class in August, please
send an e-mail to [email protected]. We will send
an e-mail confirmation that you are registered for the class.
You must be a provisional member to attend, i.e., you must
have had your interview, safety walkthrough, and have been
issued your provisional membership card. Also, if you were
confirmed to attend Gun School previously and missed your
class for whatever reason, please send us an e-mail as well.
We will reserve a space in the next scheduled class, but
we still need you to indicate if you plan to attend. We will
send you an e-mail confirmation as well. In either case, first
time registering or making up a missed class, please do not
show up for Gun School unless you receive a registration
confirmation from AAF&G Training. We can accommodate
up to 20 people in the Gun School class. If the class fills up,
a waiting list will be created. Those on the waiting list will be
placed into class on a first come, first served basis if there
are cancellations. Therefore, it is very important if you are
confirmed to attend Gun School class and cannot attend,
that you notify us by e-mail so that we can place someone
from the waiting list into the current class. Otherwise, those
on the waiting list will be given priority placement in the next
Gun School class (date TBD).
AAFG.Training
[email protected]
Sanctioned Weekends
for 2016
The following dates have been approved
as the Sanctioned Weekends for 2016.
October 8 - 9
October 22 - 23
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Save the date for AAF&G’s 11th Annual
BULL ROAST
Sunday, October 9th
12:00 noon - 3:00 pm
In the clubhouse
(and on the lawn outside, weather permitting)
This is a SANCTIONED WEEKEND
and the date of the 2016 Ernie Clarke Club Championship
Come to Eat and Compete!
Tentative Menu
Roast Beef - Chicken - Burgers - Brats
Sauerkraut & Pork - Baked Beans
German Potato Salad - Broccoli Salad
Corn on the Cob - Pumpkin Bars - Brownies
Coffee/Iced Tea/Soft Drinks
FREE for MEMBERS
displaying a
2016 AAF&G Membership Card
(No, not the gate access card, the other one. The one with your name on it!)
and only $5.00 for non-members
Help make this Bullroast as successful as last year’s. Here’s how:
Plan to Attend - Volunteer to help out
E-mail [email protected] to volunteer some time.
[Social Activities such as this are one of the objectives of the club as articulated in the Bylaws, Article II, Section 1.(f)]
CARPENTER-SHOWACRE MEMORIAL SMALL BORE RANGE
F
ollowing mining operations at the Smallbore Range, 6 pairs of target
frame sleds (with wedges to accommodate variations in target frame
leg dimensions) have been temporarily parked at the 50 yard line until regrading of the berm is completed. Survey stakes have been driven at 50
yards from the firing line to aid in target placement.
Oh, yeah, the big gap in the roof? We’ll be replacing that soonish.
Just need cooler weather and about 6 able bodies.
Shoot Straight and Shoot Safely
Bill Palk
Eccles Range Committee Chair
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AAF&G Score • September 2016 • 10
Sun
Mon
Tue
~ September 2016 ~
Wed
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1200 Precision Pistol
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Fri
3
0900 IDPA
RSO Andy McKinney
1000 Trap
0900 IDPA
1400 Service Rifle League 0900 Precision Pistol
1000 Service Rifle League
1000 Trap
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0930 Junior Rifle
Sanctioned Weekend
0930 Junior Rifle
1000 Black Powder Pistol
0830 Appleseed
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0930 Junior Rifle
1000 Rimfire Action
1900 Board Meeting
1000 Precision Pistol Trng
1000 Precision Pistol Trng
1000 Precision Pistol Trng
1000 Precision Pistol Trng
1200 Precision Pistol
1900 Dinner
2000 General Meeting
1200 Precision Pistol
1200 Precision Pistol
1200 Precision Pistol
Sat
1000 Trap
1000 Trap
1000 Trap
1000 Trap
RSO William Pierson
Sanctioned Weekend
0900 IDPA
1000 Muzzleloader Rifle
1000 NRA 1800 Match
1000 Trap
RSO Jim Di Canio
0830 Appleseed
0900 Precision Pistol
1000 Cowboy Action
1000 Trap
1000 Vintage Rifle League
RSO Steve Gozzo
0900 Precision Pistol
0900 IDPA
1000 Trap