2016-08 Hangfire - Tri-City Gun Club Website

August 2016
TCGC REGULAR MEETINGS:
Goldsby Community Center, 122 E. Center
Rd., Goldsby, OK
Friday, August 5th at 7:30PM
Friday, September 2nd at 7:30PM
NOTICE VOTE AUGUST 5TH!
All Regular and Life Members, please
bring badge or photo id to vote.
1. New Bylaws for Approval.
2. Budgeting Approval Expansion of
Road from inside gate to corner.
3. Budgeting Approval to Move Archery
Range, parking and connex.
Club Renewals and New Membership Dates:
Online Renewals starting August 4th. Check the
website. www.tcgc.us "NEWS"
Page 2 President’s Corner
Page 2 Vice-President’s Corner
Page 3 TCGC Claybuster’s
Page 3 Secretary’s Notes
Page 4 Maintenance Corner
Page 4 Range Activity Schedule
Page 5 Safety Corner
Page 5 Treasurer’s Report
Page 6 “Pursuit of Proficiency”
Page 8 General Meeting Minutes
Orientation Dates at the Range:
Page 9 EC Meeting Minutes
Life and RSO Only Sunday Sept. 11th.
Sat. Sept. 17th, 8-5.
(mulitiple orientations, online renewals will have priority)
Sun. Sept. 18th 1-5 p.m.
Fri. Oct 7th
Sun Oct 9th, 1-5 p.m.
Page 10 .22 Match results & Military Match Results
Page 11 MBABR July Match Results
Page 12 Commercial Advertisements
Page 13 Commercial advertisements
See details in the Secretary Column.
NEW BYLAWS
NEW MEMBERS!
Online Registration beginning
November 4th.
PROPOSED.
VOTE August 5th MEETING!
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING
Thursday, August 18th at 6:30 PM in the TCGC Range Stat House, 450 Jerry Black Lane, Goldsby, OK
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Your Executive Committee is working hard to help
improve the range and manage the budget. The
goal, more people enjoying the use of the range!
Lets Go Shooting!!!!
PRESIDENTS CORNER
The vote on the bylaw changes will be in two
weeks, if you need something clarified, send an
email to us and we will get it answered.
Please feel free to let talk to the Member-At-Large if
you have any questions. (or any of the officers).
There will also be two other items to vote on to add
to this years budget and complete this year, #1. concrete pad for a relocated archery area. #2. on the
entry road coming into the range, Right side of road,
fill in ditch and put gravel on top, to be used for more
parking during events, new Archery parking, future
sporting clays area parking.
Currently I am working on several items.
1. Grant to improve/fix the handicap ramp to the
bathroom and add a parking spot.
2. Setting up appointment with NRA Range Advisor
to evaluate:
a. Master Plan for future range development.
b. Review where Sporting Clays and Archery
Range would be established.
c. Review the possibility and location of more
pistol bays to be used for pistol, rifle and possibly
ground target shotgun.
d. Review where an indoor facility could be located if we decide to build at a future time.
e. 10, 20, 30 year plan is what I am hoping for.
3. Supervising the online renewals. Will keep you
posted.
4. Getting Ready for Youth events and competitions.
TCGC is looking at putting up a block wall at the
immediate right of the short rifle and then using the
right side berm material to fill in the old archery area
that floods. FYI... when materials are removed from
an area in a flood way, as behind the long range, the
archery range, and the pond TCGC had for a while
when the bathroom was built up on the materials
from the hole that was made, the ground water will
fill up the hole depending on the actual level of the
ground water at that time. Any obstructions of drainage of surface water during rainy periods will slow
the drainage. TCGC has permission to remove
these obstructions, where are our volunteers?
The berm is approximately seventy feet wide at the
base and would give TCGC more area for another
range. Terrell Rifle and Pistol Club in Texas has
their range map on their web site, take a look at it
and you will see that they have other ranges downrange and have the impact berms angled to keep
things out of the line of fire.
YOUTH SHOOTING SPORTS!!!
2nd and 4th Thursday Monthly.
Starting at 6:00 p.m.
Equipment, Ammunition and Supplies Provided.
Do not have to be a TCGC Member. Youth 10-18
Years of Age. Parents must attend also!
Shotgun (Skeet 1): Jamie Schmidt and Lee Donlon
22 Rifle (Short Range): Mike Schroeder and Gary
Loeffelholz
Archery: Wes Tebo, Simm & Stephen Rudnick
Air Rifle: Needed, be happy to help parent get started.
While at TCGC, have a good attitude and be nice,
the members are there to shoot and enjoy the club.
Thank you goes to all of those who volunteer their
time to help make TriCityGunClub run smoother.
Thank You All
Questions: contact Jamie Schmidt
Vice President
Tri-City Gun Club
Mark Ericksen
President Tri-City Gun Club
[email protected]
[email protected]
MATCH DIRECTORS
MILITARY BOLT ACTION BENCH REST MATCH—MBABR
Steve Vannoy
[email protected]
(405) 769-2126
SHORT MAGAZINE LEE-ENFIELD &
VINTAGE BATTLE RIFLE MATCH
Gerald Goodnight [email protected]
(405) 387-5249
MILITARY REVOLVER & SEMI-AUTO PISTOL MATCH
Ed Pulver
[email protected]
(405) 830-7466
SHOTGUN & SKEET
Shotgun - Tara Nelson
(405) 664-6549
PRACTICAL PISTOL SHOOTERS
Shawn Sanderson [email protected]
(405) 495-3533
WINTER WARS
Tony Lawson
[email protected]
Jeff Anderson
[email protected]
(405) 485-8062
(405) 921-2998
VICE-PRESIDENTS CORNER
Fellow TCGC members,
[email protected]
If you are aware of any changes or anyone that has been left off of this
list please notify Vice President at:
[email protected]
The “Hangfire”, published monthly, is the publication of the Tri-City Gun Club, Inc.,, P.O. BOX 1604, Norman, OK 73070-1604
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Tri-City
Clay Busters
2016 TCGC Skeet Championships
Sept 24, 2016
Members Only**
Pre-Registration and payment required. Details TBA
Todd Bender Clinic
August 26th & 27th, Register by
August 5th.
2 students per clinic
$495 1/2 day (does NOT incl. targets
or ammo
Update: Skeet 1 Covered Patio
should be done soon. I can't wait to
sit back in my new chair with a cold
iced tea and listen to the sweet
sounds of shotgun blast and savor
the aroma of Red Dot lingering in
the air
.
***IMPORTANT NOTICE***
reload targets, clean up, and break
down all boxes before discarding in
dumpster.
Secretary’S NoteS
The Sizzling Summer Picnic was a hit!
2016
Milestones
So fun visiting with everyone at the picnic. Over 70 people
ate lunch together and the kids had a blast shooting the air
rifles and 22 rifles. I liked The 338 Lapua. Thank you club
members for bringing some wonderful food! Definitely an
event to have again! Great job Goldie on the food and Ken
on the shooting ranges! Jamie
I would like to
mention the shotgunners that have
finally achieved
that perfect round or two. Let us
know when you have reached that
long awaited goal of the best round
ever!! Congrats!!!!
Renewals
Its’s time to start thinking about membership renewals for 2017 year.
Don't forget to get your work hours in before renewing your membership. Or you will have to renew as a Non-Working Member. Please
update your NRA before you apply for membership in the club. We
will need to see your NRA card, and photo I.D. NRA must be current
at the time of renewal. This is not an option! We are a 100% NRA
club. Membership will not be renewed without it.
Renewal Dates
Online renewals will go live Aug. 4th.
Aug. 4th paper work will be available at the TCGC general membership meeting.
September:
Sunday 11th
1pm-5pm
TCGC Range
Life
and RSO only
Also, If you have been a regular member for 5 continous years,
turning 65 anytime in 2016 come to this renewal session. We will
update your membership to Life for next year.
Loni West 25 straight 28g
Skeet 2 Shooters: Please be courteous and allow incoming shooters to
sign in/out and/or get Trap Key.
Incoming Shooters: Please be patient and allow field 2 shooters to
get to a hold point before signing in/
out.
Trap and Skeet Orientation
Cost of the Key is $25.00 cash or
*Target Puller Cords are to be
check. No Credit Cards. Call, text
rolled up in large loops (36") withor email Tara.
out kinks or twist.
*TURN OFF & DECOCK all
throwers when finished. If you
can't find the switches or buttons
please call or ask someone. You
may need to visit orientation,
again. This is a safety issue!!
Tara Nelson, Match Director
405-664-6549
New Hours!! Skeet & Trap
open til 10pm. Lights out at
10:20.
Activities
TBD
Archery
Simm Rudnick
TCGC Range
TCGC Range
October
Friday 7th
Sunday 9th
6pm
1pm-5pm
General Member Meeting
TCGC Range
If you sign up and pay your dues online all you have to do is
check in and listen to the safety briefing.
TCGC COMMITTEES & CHAIRPERSONS
CHAIRPERSON
8am-5pm
1pm-5pm
Schedule
*Sign in/out, record skeet counts,
COMMITTEE
Saturday 17th
Sunday 18th
8:00am-9:30am Online renewals only
Covered Pavilion
CONTACT INFO
8:00am-11:30am Member renewals
RSO safety briefing
Stat House/Patio
9:30am-10:00am RSO break
10:00am-11:30am
All renewals
ty briefing Covered pavilion
405-360-4346
[email protected]
11:30-12:pm
RSO safe-
Pick up Badges
Grant Writing
Jamie Schmidt
405-620-6977
Insurance
Whitney Boutin
405-579-0453
12:00pm-1:00pm Lunch Break for Staff
Maintenance
Bill Hutcheson
405-664-1128
1:00pm-2:30
Online renewals only
ty briefing Covered Pavilion
RSO safe-
1:00pm -3:30
House/Patio
Stat
[email protected]
Membership
Goldie Welch
405-823-1059
[email protected]
Safety
Ken Anderson
2:30pm-3:00pm RSO break
405-249-9804
3:00pm-4:30pm Member renewals
ered Pavilion
[email protected]
Skeet Range
Mike Whitaker
405-245-1621
3:30pm
[email protected]
Youth
Jamie Schmidt
Member renewals
Pick up Badges
Goldie Welch
[email protected]
405-620-6977
[email protected]
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RSO safety briefing Cov-
ITEMS OF NOTE:
TRI-CITY GUN CLUB STORE
We offer for sale clothing and hats with the
TCGC club logo on them all at reasonable prices
for our members. We will continue to sell our current
inventory with the old logo at 1/2 price until it is gone.
We will, however, sell the coffee cups, TCGC stickers, and
cleaning patches at their regular prices. We have a new
logo and hope to have some new inventory soon.
Reg. Price Sale Price
TCGC Coffee Cups
$10.00
TCGC Stickers
$1.00
Cleaning Patches:
22 cal - 100pk
$1.00
30 cal - 200pk
$3.00
Sale and/or New Items will be announced in the
"Hangfire". Money generated in sales will be used to
buy additional merchandise.
The club appreciates your business.
1. Waivers: Have Guests sign waivers when
you bring them on Range Property!
2. Only Club approved targets will be allowed
on TCGC Property. Violations of this rule
could be grounds for your membership to
be reviewed.
3. GATE: Allow for the gate to fully open or
close before entering gate code; if you do
not gate will freeze and have to be reset. DO
NOT allow people you do not know to follow
you through the gate.
4. Any member has the right to ask to see
someone’s club badge. Those not having
the proper credentials should be asked to
leave.
RANGE ACTIVITY SCHEDULE
To Schedule range or facility use contact:
Tara Nelson 405-664-6549
[email protected]
Unless noted there is always one range open
See legend for range designations
Sharoyn Tomlinson, 405-740-5948, [email protected]
Please contact Sharoyn in April and May.
Date
Location
ONLINE
ALL DAY
AUG 5
AUG 7
AUG 11
AUG 13
AUG 14
AUG 18
AUG 20
AUG 25
AUG 26
AUG 27
AUG 27
GOLDSBY
sh, lr
sk, ar
lr, sh
sh, sk2
sh
ALL
sk, ar
sk2
sk2
sr
7:30
07:00-15:00
18:00
08:00
09:00
18:30
07:00-11:00
18:00-20:00
07:00-17:00
07:00-17:00
08:00-12:00
AUG 28
SEP 2
SEP 4
SEP 7
SEP 8
SEP 10
SEP 11
SEP 11
SEP 14
SEP 15
SEP 17
SEP 17
SEP 18
SEP 21
SEP 22
SEP 23
SEP 24
SEP 24
sr
Goldsby
sh, lr
sk1
sk, arr
lr, sh
sh, sk2
RANGE
sk1
sh
ALL
RANGE
RANGE
sk1
sk, arr
Lazy E Arena
Laze E Arena
sk
08:00-12:00
19:30
07:00-15:00
17:3019:00
18:00-20:00
08:00-14:00
09:00
13:00-17:00
17:30-19:00
18:30
07:00-011:00
08:00-17:00
13:00-17:00
17:30-19:00
18:00-20:00
ALL DAY
ALL DAY
ALL DAY
SEP 24
sr
08:00-12:00
SEP 25
SEP 25
SEP 28
Lazy E Arena ALL DAY
sr
08:00-12:00
sk1
17:3.-19:00
AUG 4
MAINTENANCE CORNER
The Next TCGC Work Day is 08/20/16 / 0700 – 1200hrs.
Work to be done; 1. West fence line, 2. Cover on storage containers A and B. 3. Trash. Need a lot of help. Bring your gloves.
I will be spraying, fertilizing and working on ranges. Please check
The website, emails and the Range Board at the front gate, before
coming to range.
Just a few reminders; 1. Please observe the speed limit on the
road.
The 10 MPH begins and ends at the cattle guard. 2. Remove paper targets from the target stands and put trash in barrels. 3. Pick
up your
brass and put in recycle barrels. All others go in trash.
THIS IS YOUR RANGE, DO YOUR PART.
OKLAHOMA WILDLIFE EXPO
The Oklahoma Wildlife Expo will be the 23-25 September 2016. At
the Lazy E Arena, Guthrie, Ok.
This is a good chance to get your work hours and a free T-Shirt.
You can volunteer for any or all of the following times;
Full day – 0800 – 1800hrs
Morning – 0800 – 1300hrs
Afternoon – 1300 – 1800hrs
Will have signup sheets at the next three meetings.
You can also sign up by sending me an email with the following
information.
Date and time to work
Phone number
Email address
T-Shirt size
If you are an RSO
Event Times
Sport/Activity
Online Membership Renewal
Begins
TCGC Membership Meeting
Practical Pistol Match
TCGC Youth Shooting Sports
MBABR Match
TCGC Claybreakers
Executive Committee Meeting
WORK DAY
TCGC Youth Shooting Sports
Bender Clinic
Bender Clinic
Military Pistol/Revolver/.22
Match
.22 Rifle Match
TCGC Membership Meeting2
Practical Pistol Match (Open)
McClain County 4-H
TCGC Youth Shooting Sports
MBABR
TCGC Claybusters
RSO & Life Member Renewal
McClain County 4-H
Executive Committee Meeting
WORK DAY
Member Renewals
Member Renewals
McClain County 4-H
TCGC Youth Shooting Sports
Oklahoma Wildlife Expo
Oklahoma Wildlife Expo
TCGC 2016 Skeet
Championship
Military Pistol, Revolver, .22
Match
Oklahoma Wildlife Expo
.22 Rifle Match
McClain County 4-H
Check TCGC Website for Latest Calender!
Legend:
ar = archery range, arr = air rifle range, lr = long range, sr = short range,
sa = shotgun area, pav= pavilion, pr = pistol range, all = all ranges,
sh = stat house, sk = skeet range, tr = trap range
Bill R. Hutcheson
(405)664-1128
[email protected]
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SAFETY CORNER
Range Rule Reminders:
Greetings Tri City Gun Club Members
If you are going to have more than six guests,
please send me a note so we can review your
shooting activity and provide you the support as
needed.
Gongs on the Long Range can only be engaged
from Firing Point 6, 7, 8 and 9.
Only Club provided paper targets stapled to club
provided target frames are to be used on the
Short Range.
Do not place targets in front of the Gongs or Plate
Rack on the Pistol Range. Doing so results in
the wooden frames being shot up prematurely.
Safety Reminders
Summer Time Heat Safety: I am running this again
for August given our extremely hot weather. Summer is
here and the heat and humidity has been excessive.
Some things to remember:
Anyone can be a heat casualty, be sure and remain
well hydrated. You should start drinking water
before you come to the range and continue to
consume at least one bottle of water per hour
while you are on the range.
Know the symptoms of heat injuries i.e. Heat Exhaustion and Heat Stroke. Pay attention to
members of your shooting party as well as others on the range. If you see someone with the
symptoms of a heat injury take the appropriate
action. Heat Stroke is life threatening and is a
medical emergency.
There is a water cooler in the Stat House. The Stat
House is air conditioned. If you find yourself getting too hot go to the Stat House and cool off.
Remember the water on the range is not drinkable.
If you are shooting out in the open (shot gunners) be
sure and use the appropriate sunscreen to protect your skin.
Opportunities to Serve:
Boy Scout Camp and Shoot: October 14, 2016 Saturday, all day event. We need RSOs, and all
types of firearms instructors.
Norman Home School Shooting Event: Moved
to November 5th 2016, 8 AM to 1 PM, Saturday.
We need RSOs and 22 Rifle Instructors
Be safe and shoot straight, make sure your bullets impact the Berm.
Ken Anderson
Chief Range Safety Officer 405 249-9804
[email protected]
BEAN COUNTER MONTHLY REPORT
tions email [email protected] and Bill will send you a list
of things that need to be done around the range. There is a
Congratulations to Kyle McGregor for our 2016-17
scholarship winner. His plans are to attend Connor State Col- purple book in the stat house that has projects listed also. You
can review it and find a project that you would like to complete.
lege in the fall majoring in Agriculture Business. The club
would like to encourage him to achieve all his plans and goals. We have an excellent range but with everyone’s help we can
make a lot of improvements. Bill will help in getting any supOur club insurance was paid in July for over
plies that are needed to finish the projects.
$15,000.00. Our insurance agent shopped the market and
I have had two club members contact me about the
found us the best price for the level of coverage that our range
needed. We have almost 1,400 members so our exposure for NRA instructor classes. I am working with Tony Lawson, and
a counselor from Texas to hold a Personal Protection in the
events and guest using the range was taken into account.
Home and Outside the Home instructor class. At this time the
The club purchased 160 concrete blocks to be used
around the range as needed. Might need some for archery, 4 cost is around $445.00 for the three classes and we are planning a long weekend to finish the classes. A Friday, Saturday
bay, or increase the current pistol range. The board will reand Sunday using the class room at Tony’s home. If you have
view and should put together a 5-year and a 10-year plan for
improvements around the range and submit it to the member- any question please email Tony or me and get added to the
list and list of classes that you must complete.
ship in the next couple of months.
I have asked that the June financials and the CPA 3-year reJuly looks like an average month of about $9,000.00
port be added to the member’s only section so it is available
to $11,000.00 of expenses. This does not reflect the insurfor review. As always if you have questions about any finanance or blocks so about $26,000.00 is my estimate for those
cial report please send them to the member-at-large or to me
expenses. So as you can see in the balance sheet we have
to be provided the details including vendors invoices or other
about $65,000.00 available to be used and could pull another
details that will assist you in your review of the reports.
$24,000.00 from our reserves but would I like to carry over the
$74,000.00 in reserve for archery range, and extra pistol rangMay Your Debits & Credits Always Match
es for 2017. Our 2017 income could be lower because of no
late fees, less member turn-over, and more members changing to working members.
Scott Stehno, TCGC Treasurer
We still have a lot of unfinished jobs. Just jump in and
[email protected]
405-201-9456
help Bill to finish as many of these before November so we
can start next year with a clean slate. If you have any ques5
Pursuit of Proficiency With Handguns
I made a trip to the Pistol Range on Saturday, July 9 and found both of the gongs on the right end of the range hanging at odd
angles due to having the wood supports shot to kingdom come. Unfortunately, this is a common occurrence. Usually, either the
small gong, or the large gong has a chain shot off, but this time, it was both, and the berm was littered with kindling.
This meant these targets were not available for me, and for several others who showed up at the pistol range that day. They
were not available until someone took more materials, purchased with our club dues, and the time to make repairs. This is an
expense that is incurred far too often on the pistol range. No matter how proficient one is with a handgun, from time to time, he
will flinch, or the trigger breaks an instant before he is ready. But for heaven’s sake, when you see splinters fly, stop, and adjust
your aim before continuing.
I have been shooting handguns for 41 years, and know that I still have a lot to learn. One thing I have learned is that emptying a
15-round magazine in three seconds does not make me a better shot, nor does it cause others at the range to admire my expertise. Experienced shooters think, “Daddy is still buying his ammunition.” Personally, I usually load five, whether shooting a fiveshot revolver or my 16+1 round 9mm. This has helped me to think about my shots, and try to make them count. When I practice
defensive shooting, I shoot double-taps, pausing between every other shot to adjust my aim.
I have also found, that even the least expensive handgun is really pretty accurate. Some may be pretty hard to shoot well because of size or trigger pull, but really will shoot well, if I do my part. (My hands are large, my Kel-Tec PF9 is tiny, brutal for me to
shoot, but will hit the target if I can hold it.)
Dry-firing is also a way to improve (it really will not hurt modern firearms.) Do it at the range. Get the sight picture right then
squeeze the trigger. Check the sight picture after the trigger breaks, see if you are pulling the gun off target with your trigger finger. Learning what we are doing wrong helps us improve.
Have fun, practice gun safety and remember, good shooting begins between our ears, not in our hands.
Lee Hogan
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Liberty Gun Safe
NRA Basic Pistol
Instructor Course
Aug 27 and 28
8AM to 4PM
55” Tall x 30” Wide
x 25” Deep
I usually have a concealed
carry class every 3rd
Saturday, if I get a
minimum of four for the
class.
$1000
Al Thalman,
Life Member
405-392-2581
Tony Lawson
FOR SALE or TRADE
BARRETT M82A1 .50 BMG 20” bbl
semi-auto with all factory accessories incl: Leupold scope and
extra mag. Absolutely excellent
condition – only fired 75 rounds.
Doctor says no more shooting
heavy calibers due to extensive
shoulder injuries. Will sell outright for fair negotiated price
or trade for any useable firearm
(s) in the more wienie calibers!
Contact Del Presley at
[email protected]
(10/16)
[email protected]
I have a Taurus Raging Bull SS, 480
Ruger cal. with 2 boxes 325 gr XTP & 1
box 400 gr XTP ammo & holster, asking
$800.00, call for Earl 405-799-2292
FOR SALE
Walther G-22
for sale
$250.00 obo
Jamie Schmidt
405-620-6977
1200 rounds of 5.56 x 45 mm ammo. INI Fabrica de Palencia made in Spain,
brass case, non-corrosive primers. 62gr with NATO headstamp. 20 cents a round.
FREE: 12 20-rd FAL magazines in leather pouches.
Contact Dave at: 405-408-2328.
(10/16)
Volunteers Needed
Contact information to volunteer: Rick Hipps, best is to email [email protected], if email is not possible call 799-7262
leave a message if no one answers; either way, be patient I will get back with you.
2016 Claude Hall Gun Shows
JANUARY 9 & 10
JANUARY 30 & 31
MARCH 12 & 13
MAY 14 & 15
JUNE 25 & 26
JULY 9 & 10
AUGUST 13 & 14
OCTOBER 8 & 9
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General Membership Meeting—July 1, 2016
Meeting called to order at 7:30PM.
Previous meeting minutes were accepted.
Joe Mays brought a M Ro De Chatellerault 60cal smoothbore French Naval pistol.
Treasurers report issued and accepted.
Insurance policies are being evaluated.
Rumors were discussed. If you hear rumors, or would like to start one, run it by the
Member at Large to ensure accuracy.
7. The club will provide some ammo to be consumed during the picnic.
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8. We need instructors for a weekday youth shooting events July 27 and Oct 1 .
9. Rule update for guests; please, contact the CRSO if you plan to host more than 6
guests.
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10. RSO/Life Member renewals will be held September 11 .
11. Safety arrows affixed to your gun case go a long way toward identifying the direction of
your muzzles .
12. Please, refrain from disposing of food waste in the trash cans, unless they will be emptied immediately. Animals will get into cans and spread waste around. Please, throw food
waste directly into the dumpster.
13. The mower is in the shop with a bad blade clutch. (Jul 15, fixed)
14. There is wood on the range that may be cut for firewood.
15. Bill will continue as the maintenance man for a long time to come.
16. We are the NRA club of the year!!!
17. We will continue to seek grants to improve the range and access to existing range features.
18. If you do all of your renewal online, you can get your badge after the safety brief.
19. There was some discussion of placing the proposed 4 bay range next to the short
range, after the archery range has been moved.
20. Please, place your open chamber indicators into your chambers before leaving your
house.
21. Please, support the FNRA, they support you.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:30PM.
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Recorded and Prepared by Stephen Rudnick [email protected] 405-209-0371
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
If you would like to give to donate to the Gene Adkisson scholarship fund please make your
check to: Tri-City Gun Club. In the memo line please put: Scholarship Fund. Any member of the
Executive Committee can accept your check for deposit. Thanks
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Executive Committee Meeting—July 21, 2016
1. Meeting to order at 6:30PM.
2. Previous meeting minutes were accepted.
3. Insurance coverage was discussed. Several pieces of club equipment and the contents of the connex
buildings were the primary topic. We will look into reducing the deductible and the cost of adding the container contents onto the policy. We will look at coverage options through affiliated policies as well.
4. Darrin Dunkin is seeking club sponsorship as an FFL and SDA instructor. There are concerns regarding liability, public image, and fairness to other FFLS and instructors. A motion was made to take the
question to the club attorney to learn about potential ramifications and liabilities. The motion was seconded and approved.
5. The acquisition of 3.5 acres was discussed. The purchase of this property would allow better range
access, allow the expansion of the shotgun ranges, and would significantly ease fence maintenance. A
motion was made to offer Donald Adkins $6k for the property. The motion was seconded and approved.
6. New member renewals were discussed.
7. The upcoming member meeting will have a vote for the bylaw change, adding the archery range to the
budget, and adding road work to the budget. Members may begin voting at 6:00 PM and voting will end at
8:00 PM. A badge will be required to vote. Ballots will be produced.
8. Grants were discussed. Bathroom accessibility is the priority.
9. Gate codes were discussed.
10. The mower is back. The bearings went out. It was a warranty issue and not have an associated cost to
the club.
11. Bill would like to set up a fifty-gallon fuel tank with a hand pump to save the additional costs associated with recurring trips to the gas station. A motion was made to allocate $500 for the purchase of a 50gallon tank and a hand pump. The motion was seconded and approved.
12. Fencing and gates were discussed.
13. A motion was made to allocate $400 for a motel room for use during the wildlife expo. The motion was
seconded and approved.
14. The EC previously approved the purchase of 160 concrete blocks for $6k plus shipping. The blocks
are for future use. Goldie requested that it be noted in the minutes that she voted against this purchase.
15. 500 club business cards will be printed for distribution during gun shows.
16. Receipts and invoices need to be turned in a timely manner.
17. The picnic was great! Thank you to everyone who participated and helped to make the event happen.
18. The upcoming scout shoot has sufficient support. Ken will put together the supplies. The scouts will do
a work project on the range.
19. During inventory, two firearms were initially unaccounted for. They were both found. One has been returned. The other is now properly logged out.
20. Range lights were discussed.
21. Norman Homeschoolers would like to change the date of their shoot. They will use the 15th of November.
22. Cabela’s is looking for help with another event.
23. There was discussion regarding additional bays for the pistol and short ranges.
24. Late summer hours were discussed for the shotgun range. The shotgun range will be open until 10PM
from Memorial day until Labor day.
25. There was a motion to remove the soda machines from the range. The motion was seconded and approved.
26. The meeting was adjourned at 9:00PM.
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.22 Match 06-26-2016
1st- Ron Doggett
2nd- Shawn Sanderson
3rd- Tony Smith
4th- Ed Pulver
5th- Larry Miller
6th- Louis Hanna
7th- Randy Raunburg
8th- Jack Robbins
9th- Brad Hackler
10th- Paul Smith
.22 Match 07-24-2016
1st- Shawn Sanderson
2nd- Ron Dogget
3rd- Tony Smith
4th- Louis Hanna
5th- Larry Miller
6th- Ed Pulver
7th- Randy Rannberg
8th- Brad Hackler
9th- Paul Smith
11th- Michaerla Pittman
12th- Jerry Tomlinson
13th- Sharoyn Tomlinson
Supplemental Match
.22 lr pistol@ 80 meters
1st- Ron Doggett
2nd- Tony Smith
3rd- Shawn Sanderson
4th- Randy Raunburg
5th- Louis Hanna
6th- Paul Smith
7th- Ed Pulver
Next Month Supplemental
will be Concealed Carry Pistol 20 Rounds at 25 meters.
Hope to see you then.
Shawn
Supplemental Match
Next Month’s SuppleConcealed Carry Pistol 20 mental will be center fire
Rounds @ 25 Meters
rifle 20 rounds @ 80 meters. Thanks for the turn
1st- Shawn Sanderson
out, hope to see you all
2nd- Louis Hanna
again next month.
3rd- Ed Pulver
4th- Ron Doggett
Shawn
5th- Paul Smith
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