May 2016 - Tri-City Gun Club Website

TCGC REGULAR MEETINGS:
Goldsby Community Center, 122 E. Center Rd.,
Goldsby, OK
Friday, May 6th at 7:30PM
May 2016
GREAT TURN-OUT FOR SPORTSFEST 2016!!!
THANK YOU TO CLUB MEMBERS FOR SUPPORTING THIS ANNUAL EVENT!
Friday, June 3rd at 7:30PM
President’s Corner — Upcoming Projects
Page 2
Vice-President’s Corner—ATF Ruling on
Silencers
Claybuster’s—Skeet Clinic
Page 2
Safety Corner—Rule Reminders
Page 3
Maintenance Corner—Call for Volunteers
and Speed Limit Reminder
Range Activity Schedule
Member at Large– E-Cigs & Vaping
Page 4
Treasurer’s Report—Upcoming Expenses
Page 5
General & EC Meeting Minutes
Page 6
MBABR Match Results
Page 8
Pistol Match Results
Page 9
Military Revolver, Semi-Auto, .22 Pistol
Match Results
Page 10-11
Page 3
Page 4
Page 5
WE NEED VOLUNTEERS:
Women on Target, May 7, 2016
Tara Nelson, [email protected]
Announcing the
2016 Eugene "Gene" Adkisson
Scholarship
Check online for deadlines &
application. www.tcgc.us.
WE need Volunteers and
Participants:
Youth Hunters Education Competition
May 21, 2016, Amil Lyon: [email protected]
Volunteers for Upcoming Events:
Mandatory Safety Briefing and check-in TCGC
Pavilion at 7:15 a.m.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING
Thursday, May 19th at 6:30 PM in the TCGC Range Stat House, 450 Jerry Black Lane, Goldsby, OK
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The New Rule Will Go Into Effect On July 13, 2016
PRESIDENTS CORNER
NEW ATF 41F and 5320.23
Good articles on www.silencershop.com
Looks like acquiring a suppressor will
become easier for individuals and harder for
Trusts. However, there are still many good reasons
to use a Trust for ownership of your suppressors.
The archery Range is going to be rebuilt
out of the flood area and we need some
volunteers, contact [email protected] if you
want to help.
The Bows are
In!!!! Thank you
Friends of NRA!!
You do not need to be a working member
to help.
Support the June
TCGC will be working towards putting in a
Friends of NRA Bansporting clays course 2016 - 2017, the shotquets. Get your tickets online at
gun shooters have volunteered their labor,
www.friendsofnra.org/OK
or
from
representatives at
It will use the same safety zone as the
the TCGC Club Meetings. Volunteers, Donations of
skeet and trap ranges.
Goods, Sponsors, etc needed!
Jamie Schmidt
Vice President
[email protected]
The proposed bylaws have been out there
for you to look at, give us some more input.
TCGC EC will soon have them published to
start the voting process, any questions?
Tri-City Gun Club Youth Program
Thank you to all the volunteers that donate Open to Youth Age 9-18.
Check out information at www.tcgc.us
their time!!!!!
"Updates" "Youth News"
No Charge! Everything Provided!
Shotgun and Air Rifle.
Mark Ericksen
President Tri-City Gun Club
[email protected]
Jamie Schmidt
[email protected]
Join the BSA Venture Crew No. 82.
Ages 13-20
Contact Amil Lyon, Crew Advisor
405-364-8753
[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
It is good to go to the range and see our
members shooting safely. Yes, I said that
and it is true. Think about what is going on
around you. If you see someone set a large
backpack down and walk away, be polite
and let him know he forgot it etc........
[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]
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SAFETY CORNER
Tri-City Clay Busters
Greetings Tri City Gun Club Members
Skeet and Trap Competition
2nd Sunday of Each Month
Don't miss out on the experience!! NSSA Master Instructor and Accomplished Competitor Todd Bender will come to TCGC for the first time to
teach the fundamentals of skeet shooting. Get ready to see and smash
targets like you never have before.
Great News:
Sportsfest and the Hunter Ed Clinic were a great success.
Just an FYI, we have started contracting with Norman EMSTAT to provide Paramedic Support for our Major Events,
such as Sportsfest and Women on Target.
Todd Bender Clinic
August 26, 27, & 28
Limited sessions available
2 students per clinic
$495 1/2 day (does NOT incl. targets or ammo)
for more info on Todd Bender visit:
http://toddbenderintl.com
Bad News: I found approximately 25 expended 00 Buck
shotgun shells on the Informal Shotgun Range approximaely
four weeks ago. To the member who allowed this to happen, you must understand I consider this action to be a
gross violation of our Safety Rules and created an UNSAFE
shooting situation. I want to make sure that all members
know and understand that I have advised all RSOs that
when they visit the range to check Shotgun Shooters on the
Shotgun Range to ensure the range rules pertaining to shotgun shot size are followed. If I find a member using the
wrong size shot or buck shot, I will take possession of their
membership badge, ask them to leave the range and refer
the matter to the Executive Committee with a recommendation that they be removed from the club. This may sound
harsh, however, there is no excuse for this behavior as the
Range Rules clearly state what is appropriate. If you are
unsure ask me.
Contact Tara for more info or to reserve your clinic dates and times.
***IMPORTANT NOTICE***
Clay targets are NOT to be taken from skeet or trap houses and used at
free throwers. No shotguns on tables cased or uncased. Shotguns are to
be stored in gun racks or vehicle.
Trap and Skeet Orientation
Cost of the Key is $25.00 cash or check.
No Credit Cards. Call, text or email Tara.
*Target Puller Cords are to be rolled up in large loops (36") without 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!!
Range Rule Reminders:
*Sign in/out, record skeet counts, reload targets, clean up, and break
down all boxes before discarding in dumpster.
When leaving the range, all firearms must be cased on the
shooting bench \ Firing Line. No one likes muzzles pointed
at them.
Tara Nelson, Match Director 405-664-6549
NEW WEBSITE claybreakersok.com
All firearms on the Firing Line are required to have Open
Chamber Indicators. We are four months into this year and I
continue to see firearms without them. I will ask the member to remove firearms without an open chamber indicator
from the range. Just a reminder, we do sell them at the
monthly Club meeting.
TCGC COMMITTEES & CHAIRPERSONS
COMMITTEE
CHAIRPERSON
CONTACT INFO
Activities
Joe Mays
405-354-7342
Opportunities for RSOs to Serve: We will need significant RSO, NRA Certified Instructor and Member help at
these 2016 Events. These are all day events and lunch is
provided. Be sure to put them on your calendar and plan to
support.
[email protected]
Archery
Simm Rudnick
405-360-4346
[email protected]
Grant Writing
Jamie Schmidt
405-620-6977
Insurance
Whitney Boutin
405-579-0453
Maintenance
Bill Hutcheson
405-664-1128
Women on Target – May 7, 2016 (RSOs, Firearm Instructors and member support)
Youth Hunter Education Challenge (YHEC) May 21,
2016 (RSOs and member support)
Venture Crew Shooting Event: July 27, 2016 –
Wednesday (Need RSOs and all types of firearms
instructors.)
[email protected]
Membership
Goldie Welch
405-823-1059
[email protected]
Safety
Ken Anderson
All members supporting Women on Target plan to attend the
Safety Briefing at 7:15 AM the morning of the event at the
Pavilion. If you are planning to support or have questions,
please let me know.
405-249-9804
[email protected]
Skeet Range
Mike Whitaker
405-245-1621
[email protected]
Youth
Jamie Schmidt
Be safe and shoot straight, make sure your bullets impact
the Berm.
Ken Anderson
Chief Range Safety Officer 405 249-9804
405-620-6977
[email protected]
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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
lr,sh
sk,tr1
ALL
GOLDSBY
ALL
sh, sk2
sk, tr1
sk, arr
lr, sh
sh, pr
sk, tr1
sh
ALL
ALL
sr
sk, tr1
sk, arr
sr
07:00-15:00
17:30-19:00
14:00-19:00
19:30-21:00
07:00-18:00
09:00-13:00
17:30-19:00
18:00-20:00
08:00-14:00
08:00-17:00
17:30-19:00
18:30-21:00
15:00-19:00
07:00-18:00
08:00-12:00
17:30-19:00
18:00-20:00
08:00-12:00
JUN 1
JUN 3
JUN 5
JUN 11
JUN 12
JUN 18
JUN 25
JUN 26
sk, tr1
GOLDSBY
sh, lr
lr, sh
sk2, sh
ALL
sr
sr
17:30-19:00
19:30-21:00
07:00-15:00
08:00-14:00
08:00-01:00
08:00-12:00
08:00-12:00
08:00-12:00
MAY 1
MAY 4
MAY 6
MAY 6
MAY 7
MAY 8
MAY 11
MAY 12
MAY 14
MAY 15
MAY 18
MAY 19
MAY 20
MAY 21
MAY 22
May 25
MAY 26
MAY 28
MAINTENANCE CORNER
The next work days for May;
5/6/16 - 1400hrs - 1900hrs.
Women on target.
5/20/16 - 1500hrs - 1900hrs.
WOMEN ON TARGET
We have need for workers to help set up on Friday afternoon.
On Saturday morning we need 8-10 parking attendants at 0645hrs
On Saturday after noon we need help with putting things away and
emptying trash. At 1600hrs. This is our biggest event of the year
and a lot of help Is needed.
YHEC
We need workers on Friday afternoon to help with setup.
On Saturday afternoon need workers to help put things away and
empty trash at 1600hrs.
THIS IS YOUR RANGE. PLEASE HELP SUPPORT IT.
PLEASE REMEMBER; SPEED LIMIT FROM THE OLD CATTLE
GUARD (TOP OF HILL) INTO THE SHOOTING AREA IS 10 mph.
THAT INCLUDES EXITING TILL YOU GET PAST THE CATTLE
GUARD.
Event Times
Sport/Activity
Practical Pistol Match
McClain Co 4-H
WORKDAY
Membership Meeting
Women on Target
TCGC Claybreakers
McClain Co 4-H
TCGC Youth Shooting Sports
MBABR
SDA Class by Wes Tebo
McClain Co 4-H
Executive Committee Meeting
WORK DAY
YHEC
.22 Rifle Match
McClain Co 4-H
TCGC Youth Shooting Sports
Military Pistol/Revolver/.22
Match
McClain County 4-4
Membership Meeting
Practical Pistol Match
MBABR
TCGC Claybreakers
WORK DAY
Military Pistol/Revolver/22
.22 Rifle Match
Check TCGC Website for Latest Calender!
Please check for emails, the calendar or
call me the night before you want to come
to the range for range closures for the
summer before you come to the range.
Also check the board at the front gate.
This is your range help do your part.
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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MEMBER AT LARGE
In other news, the question was asked about the
Warm weather is officially upon us, and Bill's contin- use of e-cigs on the range. While vaping doesn't
uous care and maintenance of the range is more
have some of the risks that tobacco does, we do
evident each Spring.
ask that when vaping you observe the same rules
as traditional tobacco and observe common courteAs Mark mentioned in his column, the updated By
sy. I know that part of coming out to shoot is to be
Laws have been presented to the EC for review.
able to kick back and relax and smoke or dip, so
The EC will not be deciding upon whether or not
just be conscience of others.
any changes get to be made...that is strictly up to
the voting membership. The By Laws will go before Okay, if I have to ask one more member to "stand
the membership beginning in the June membership behind the yellow line" when the line is cold, my
meeting for review and will continue on into an un- head is going to explode. At the risk of my head exdetermined number of meetings until we get through ploding and this column not getting submitted,
the document. The By Law Committee members will "Stand behind the yellow line when the line is cold."
be seated at the front of the room to answer quesThanks again for everyone's hard work in making
tions, with Bob Touchstone chairing the discussion. TCGC a success!
Eric Bauman
We urge everyone, voting and non-voting alike, to
[email protected]
read through the document prior to the meetings.
The document will be available online and in hard
copy at the May meeting and subsequent meetings.
We're not looking at adding any amendments in
these meetings, as member have had close to two
years to submit them, but instead are answering
questions and cleaning up.
TREASURER CORNER
meeting. They include $2950.00 shotgun range, YHEC,
$3750.00 Friends of the NRA, road gravel, and new
fencing. Here are ongoing projects that have been apApril Showers bring May Mosquitos! Be sure to bring
bug spray as needed. To reduce the amount of standing proved but not finished: pole barn, finish conex covers,
booths on both the long range and pistol range, stat
water beaver dams are being removed. There were
mosquitos killing tablets added to the standing water on house cabinets, hot and cold lights, beaver dam removthe archery range to help kill mosquitos but are safe for al, fencing, and dozer work on new archery range. Best
estimates that I have are about $31,800.00 left on unfinother wildlife. There are trees in other areas that are
ished projects.
blocking water flow that will need to be removed.
I am working on a set of guidelines for the approval process, when making purchases using TCGC funds. I am
planning on presenting it to the EC board at the May
meeting. In section 6.03 of the By-Laws third paragraph
monthly financial reports will be itemized showing where
each dollar is spent. To provide this level of details it is
necessary for me to have in place procedures that must
be followed by everyone using TCGC funds.
May your books always balance!!!!!
We have had a busy month in April finishing the handicapped parking and pouring new pads for the shotgun
range. We are in the stage of taking bids to install new
covers in both areas of the shotgun range. We will be
increasing the number of manual throwers to three and
have worked to improve the area as needed.
We are moving the archery range with a new access
point starting about 1/2 way down the road from the
gate. We will be setting up markers for the new site and
start clearing the area in the next several months. We
should have a detailed drawing submitted to the members in about 30 days.
Scott Stehno
Treasurer
[email protected]
405-201-9456 after 5:00 pm is best
The board approved to spend $10,682.38 at the April EC
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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
12. Please uncase and case your firearms on the line. It’s in
General Membership Meeting—April 1, 2016
1. Vice President called the meeting to order at 7:30.
2. The previous meeting minutes were approved.
3. Joe Mays brought a pair of Carl Zeiss Binoculars from
the rules.
13. Appleseed had a member earn their expert qualification.
14. The financial report was presented and approved.
15. We will be having the family picnic again. Please plan on
bringing a side and a desert, if you wish to attend.
16. The scholarship is now online.
17. YHEC is May 21st. It is a competitive shooting environment. We
still need assistance.
18. The Venture Crew presented the club with a charter from the
BSA.
19. Please support the FNRA, so that they can continue to help the
club to improve facilities, hold events and support youth sports.
Vice President adjourned the meeting at 8:13 PM.
WWI and a Prussian Model 1818 Infantry Side Arm (side
sword or arming sword).
4. Beavers have all been removed (we hope). The dams
have been removed and the range is draining.
5. Todd Bender will be giving shotgun clinics for $495. There
is room for 12 people.
6. Check the schedule for upcoming events.
7. We have 1263 active members!
8. We are all responsible for safety.
9. Be sure to use ammo that is approved for the range.
10. You MUST have a state issued handicapped parking placard to park in the handicapped parking spaces at the range.
11. Upcoming events still need assistance. Please volunteer.
Recorded and Prepared by Stephen Rudnick [email protected] 405209-0371
Executive Committee Meeting—April 21, 2016
13. A cover for the manual thrower area is being taken care of. A motion
to approve $450 for another thrower for the manual range was put forth.
The motion was seconded and approved.
14. Members assisting Cabellas with an archery event was discussed and
approved.
15. Mileage for club activities was discussed.
16. Notation and preapproval by the EC of budget items was discussed.
17. An additional $2200 was approved for more concrete work at skeet 1,
via email and in person on March 24th.
18. The compilation is being completed.
19. Three members are being upgraded to regular membership status.
Three members are being promoted to life member status.
20. Concerns regarding members of SDA classes and SDA instructors
not following range rules were brought up. There are additional concerns
with SDA instructors not following club policy regarding insurance, timely
notification of range use, and payment for range use. SDA online pay
option will be added to the club website.
21. There were some concerns with safety at Sportsfest. We must be
mindful of young shooters and ensure that coaches are in control and
know where fire is being directed. We also need more support for set up
and tear down of our events.
22. Right and left range limit lines are need on the long range.
23. Lifeguard chairs may be useful during events. We can build them.
Westwood pool may have several come available at the end of the summer, when the tear down of the old pool begins.
24. Norman Homeschoolers Association would like to conduct another
event on October the 1st.
25. Todd Bender has been added to the schedule.
26. The bylaws were discussed and the proposed new bylaws were presented to the EC. The EC will review on their own time and then discuss.
27. E-Cigs and vaping was discussed. E-Cigs and vaping will follow the
same rules as cigarette smoking.
28. Tires for the white pickup are needed and will be purchased.
29. Four more loads of gravel are needed at a cost of $1600. There was a
motion to approve that was seconded and approved.
30. It was noted that people should not drive up the berms.
31. A motion was made to approve $1600 for a shotgun range cover. The
motion was seconded and approved.
32. A motion was made to approve $900 to cover skeet range 1. The
motion was seconded and approved.
1. Meeting to order at 6:30PM.
2. Previous meeting minutes were accepted.
3. Associate Member Spencer Hinkley, representing a BSA Explorer Post
of 50 youths, wants to hold an event at the range on July 27th from 8:00
AM to 3:00 PM. They would like to shoot multiple disciplines and participate in a service project as well. They will have some adult leaders available. The midweek date should not present any schedule conflicts. Approved.
4. Brandon Richardson from BSA Troop 777 and TCGC Venture Crew
presented an Eagle Scout project proposal. The proposal was to build a
fence along the road. A motion was approved with some opposition
based on the narrow width of the pass through. The pass through will be
extended to three feet. The fence will otherwise be built as presented. A
check was issued for $1211.88 to complete the project.
5. YHEC will be held May 21st. A budget of $1170.50. There was a motion
to approve the budget, it was seconded and approved.
6. Woody discussed the website and the club’s greater multimedia presence. The payment process is set up. We need to look at our forms as
they may present some difficulties. The interactive range map is up and
running. It looks good and there are several ideas floating for content.
The website needs to note sponsored groups, but we need a list first. We
also need to develop a new member FAQ.
7. FNRA funding was discussed. There was a motion to donate $1250 to
each of the three local FNRA organizations (Cleveland County, Canadian
County, and Newcastle). The motion was seconded and approved. $3000
of raffle proceeds and $750 from club funds will be used.
8. The archery range was discussed. It was agreed that it would be best
to move the archery range and rebuild from the ground up. We need a
connex container, a concrete pad, a cover with at least 20 shooting positions, electricity, parking, a wind/dust/noise barrier, the shooting towers
moved and refurbished or replaced, the bag targets moved with new covered frames set up, the field trail relayed and new covered target butts
installed, and arrow stopping curtain installed for youth events.
9. We need to clean up downed trees to continue to reestablish good
drainage on the range.
10. Recognition of the Bylaw Committee was discussed at length. There
was a motion to table the issue. The motion failed. There was a motion to
reimburse the members of the Bylaw Committee up to $250 for dinner at
Zio’s. The motion was seconded and approved.
11. A new sporting clay course was discussed as a future project. Shooting booths, throwers, etc. will be needed.
12. Safety orientation was discussed. Several options to reduce the
length of the orientation for members in good standing were discussed.
The meeting was adjourned at 10:38PM.
Recorded and Prepared by Stephen Rudnick
[email protected] 405-209-0371
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For Sale
I usually have a concealed carry
class every 3rd Saturday, if I get a
minimum of four for the class.
Tony Lawson
[email protected]
Thanks to everyone who assisted with
the Hunter Ed class, along with the
support from Tri City Gun Club, and the
Oklahoma Wildlife Department, we had
32 students who successfully attended
and passed the Hunter Ed Class. The
content provided and the personal attention from this being a hands on
class allowed for a very successful
day.
Browning White Lightning 12 gauge
28” Barrel, 7 Vector+ chokes
Kick-Eez adjustable recoil pad
Briley 20 gauge companion tube set
seating tool and 4 flush chokes
Thank you for your help on Saturday,
April 16, 2016!!
$1,800.00
This was bought Nov. 2015 NEW
Randy McGuckin
(405) 623-6261
(06/16)
Gaitha
FOR SALE
Walther G-22 for sale
$300.00 obo
Jamie Schmidt
405-620-6977
(stock photo)
(07/16)
PERSONAL CLASSIFIEDS INFORMATION
Email [email protected] to place or change your advertisement. There is no charge. Deadline is the Friday
evening following the Executive Committee monthly meeting.
Ads run for 2 consecutive months then are removed unless re-submitted.
PLEASE NOTIFY : [email protected] WHEN YOUR ITEMS ARE SOLD.
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
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MARCH 12 & 13
MAY 14 & 15
JUNE 25 & 26
JULY 9 & 10
AUGUST 13 & 14
OCTOBER 8 & 9
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Military Bolt Action Benchrest
Match Director: Steve Vannoy
Rank
09 APRIL 2016
RSO: Gerald Goodnight
Last name
First Name
Rifle
Group 1
Group 2
Best
1
Lawson
Tony
03A3
2.200
1.847
1.847
2
Anderson
Jeff
03A3
1.992
1.961
1.961
3
Adams
Martin
03A3
2.082
2.581
2.082
4
Goodnight
Vic
03A3
2.573
2.091
2.091
5
Nechvatal
Ed
M96
2.148
2.585
2.148
6
Vannoy
Steve
M96
2.242
3.319
2.242
7
Maynard
Ben
96-11
6+
2.661
2.661
8
Vannoy
Donovan
M96
2.959
2.735
2.735
9
Morris
Bill
03A3
2.877
3.254
2.877
10
Ott
Paul
03A3
3.168
3.024
3.024
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Stringfellow
Richard
Enfield #4
3.395
4.788
3.395
12
Vannoy
Aaron
M96
3.879
4.042
3.879
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Tomlinson
Jerry
M1917
5.647
4.092
4.092
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Goodnight
Gerald
03A3
4.840
4.949
4.840
15
Malone
Mike
M39
6+
5.231
5.231
16
Maynard
Frank
FR8
6+
6+
6+
17
Mulqueen
Pat
91/30
6+
6+
6+
Rank
Last name
First Name
Rifle
Score 1
X
Score 2
X
Score 3
X
Aggregate
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Lawson
Tony
03A3
100
5
99
3
99
4
298-12
2
Anderson
Jeff
03A3
99
2
99
4
99
2
297-8
3
Vannoy
Donovan
M96
100
1
98
5
97
0
295-6
4
Goodnight
Vic
03A3
100
2
99
2
96
2
295-6
5
Morris
Bill
03A3
97
2
99
5
98
3
294-10
6
Vannoy
Steve
M96
97
3
97
2
99
5
293-10
7
Nechvatal
Ed
M96
98
3
96
4
98
2
292-9
8
Ott
Paul
03A3
97
4
95
1
96
4
288-9
9
Maynard
Ben
96-11
95
3
94
1
96
3
285-7
10
Adams
Martin
03A3
94
0
95
1
95
0
284-1
11
Goodnight
Gerald
03A3
95
2
89
2
95
3
279-7
12
Vannoy
Aaron
M96
92
2
90
1
95
2
277-5
13
Stringfellow
Richard
Enfield #4
90
0
90
3
89
0
269-3
14
Maynard
Frank
FR8
85
0
88
0
80
1
253-1
15
Malone
Mike
M39
83
0
84
1
86
0
253-1
16
Tomlinson
Jerry
M1917
78
1
82
0
85
4
245-5
17
Mulqueen
Pat
91/30
81
1
78
0
79
0
238-1
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Practical Pistol
Match Results
Match Results Combined
See website for complete match results.
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The competition is limited to those center-fire revolvers issued from the end of the Civil War
through the Viet Nam War. Exact copies, as advertised by their manufacturers, are allowable. Several “Second Generation” revolvers, such as the Smith & Wesson Model Ten, are
allowable. But, they must have the original wood or plastic grips. Under these parameters,
newer revolvers such as the Rugers, manufactured for the military, are allowable.
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TRI-CITY GUN CLUB
P.O. BOX 1604
NORMAN OK 73070-1604
TRI-CITY RECYCLING PROGRAMS
Aluminum Cans & Plastic Bottles
Thanks for your efforts in the Recycling program.
Please help with the cardboard. Flatten all boxes, it only takes a few seconds.
Brass / Shell Cases
Do you reload your brass? If you don’t, rather than trash it, recycle it for those who do! Place your used
brass from the day’s outing that you collected from the range and put into the gray barrels.
Collected and Sorted Brass Casings will be sold at the TCGC General Meetings.
All funds collected from the sale of brass goes directly back into club projects!!
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