NRA Disnguished Expert - Anthony Shaw

 General Membership November 6, 2013 8:00 PM Volume 67 Official Publica on of the Detroit Sportsmen’s Congress November 2013 Number 11 NRA Dis nguished Expert ‐ Anthony Shaw The DSC Jr. Rifle Team proudly announces our newest Dis nguished Expert, Anthony Shaw. This pres gious award is a culmina on of many hours of serious shoo ng where precise scores are needed to make the grade. Shoo ng over 200 targets with scores no less than eights, nines and tens is no easy task. Now, add in four different shoo ng posions and it becomes a grueling feat of marksmanship to say the least. Anthony is a 15 yr. old teen who resides with his mom, step dad, and li le sister. This young man came to our organiza on about two years ago from the Mul -Lakes Conserva on Club. Coming to compete and prac ce with our team is another challenge as Anthony lives in South Lyon, Mich. He is a 10th grader at South Lyons High School and keeps himself busy when not shoo ng by playing video games along with his peers. Anthony has plans to join the military as an MP, later a ending college to obtain a degree in Law Enforcement which would allow him to apply to the FBI, CSI, etc. Mr. Shaw was Top Shot at Boy Scout Summer Camp, one of our DSC Turkey Shoot winners, and took first place in division/age group in 3 official outdoor rifle matches. He actually earned his Dis nguished Expert while he was 14 yrs. old. Anthony is a very shy individual but speaks with authority behind his rifle. When asked why he likes to shoot, Anthony replied, "Because I like shoo ng in compe ons and small bore is cheaper than shoo ng high power. Also, my step-dad (Dave Buckley) used to be on the DSC Jr.Rifle team." See Inside NRA Dis nguished Expert ........................ 1 DSC Elec on ............................................. 3 NRA/RSO Class ......................................... 4 Turkey Shoot ........................................... 6 WOA Bake Sale ........................................ 8 Deer Season Sight in ................................ 9 Winter Trap & Skeet Leagues ................. 14 Kids Christmas Party Sign Up .................. 15 Black Powder RSO’s ............................... 16 DSC M1 Garand Match ........................... 17 DSC Jr. Pheasant Hunt ........................18,19 PPC Shooters ......................................... 20 NRA/PP/CCW/CPL .............................21,22 NRA Instructor Class .............................. 23 November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐1 Plaid & Khaki Commi ee Chairs and Co‐Chairs Archery Dean Burne 586-574-1553 Camping Elaine Ma hews Women of Aim Barb Butler 248-408-3648 Fishing Jim Drabik DNR/NRA Instructor Jim Delaney 248-693-4192 Pistol Dave Philp 248-628-9541 Black Powder Gerry Ridener Published monthly by the Detroit Sportsmen’s Congress POSTMASTER SEND ADDRESS CHANGES TO: Detroit Sportsmen’s Congress 49800 Dequindre U ca, Michigan 48317 Telephone: 586-739-3500 Fax: 586-739-7704 Office Hours 8-4 Monday - Friday Wednesdays 8 am-8 pm Website: www.d-s-c.org E-mail: dscoffi[email protected] Shotgun Range Building: 586-739-3502 Spor ng Clays Building: 586-739-2210 Clubhouse: 586-739-3501 Campgrounds ‐ Horseshoe Lake: 1050 Oakwood Road Oxford, MI 48371-0262 Telephone: 248-628-3859 Fax: 248-628-2123 AFFILIATED WITH Amateur Trap Associa on Civilian Marksmanship Associa on Clinton River Watershed Council Ducks Unlimited Gun Owners of America Interna onal Prac cal Shooters Confedera on Michigan Archery Associa on Michigan Bow Hunters Michigan Coali on for Responsible Gun Owners Michigan Skeet Associa on Michigan Trap Associa on Na onal Field Archery Associa on Na onal Muzzleloaders Rifle Associa on Na onal Rifle Associa on Na onal Skeet Shoo ng Associa on Na onal Spor ng Clays Associa on Na onal Wild Turkey Federa on Na onal Wildlife Federa on Rooster Ranch Hunt Club Single Ac on Shoo ng Society United States Prac cal Shoo ng Associa on Wolverine Rangers P & K Commi ee Al Danaher, Chairperson Al Danaher, Publisher Tom Kluck, Publisher Angie Farmer, Mailing Team John Krisfalusi, Mailing Team Detroit Sportsmen’s Congress Officers President ................................................. Bob Savo First Vice President .............................. Bill DiLaura Second Vice President ......................... Jim Rhodes Treasurer ........................................... Tom Doudna Secretary ........................................ Rick Hegelman Chairman of the Board ......................... Corey Salo Board of Directors (Term to 2014) (Term to 2013) Dean Burne Dave Duey Jack McDaniels Joe Lupi Chad Stephenson Bernard Mar n Dennis Studer Corey Salo Ken Peters Mike Schany Tom Murphy Barry Sheedlo Board of Trustees ‐ Term expires Bill Saylor 2013 Emil Silarski 2014 Jerry MacDonald 2015 PLEASE CONTACT P&K COMMITTEE FOR ANY CHANGES AT [email protected] November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐2 Website Ken Peters [email protected] Chief Ranger Ma Rutkowski Work Hours Mike Schany 586-784-9830 [email protected] Hunter Educa on Chris Tomkow Educa on John Butler 248-398-2637 Spor ng Clays Dennis McKeough Paul Koehn 248-689-0588 Junior Rifle Don Szlezyngier 586-263-6860 Skeet & Trap Mike Dzieszkowski 586-322-6504 Foster Redding 586-293-2540 Junior Pistol Bill Malopolski 586-247-7266 Safety Jim Rhodes 248-568-0857 Clubhouse OPEN Life Member Jim Delaney 248-693-4192 CCW/CPL Personal Protec on Bob Savo 248-651-8667 Membership/Show & Awards Dave Duey 248-891-3456 Rifle David Carbery 248-521-8157 Pistol Range Schedule
See the DSC Pistol Committee web page
for the current RSO schedule.
www.d-s-c.org/handgun/index.html
OPEN SHOOTING **
FRI
SAT
SUN
10:00am – 2:00pm
10:00am – 4:00pm
10:00am – 4:00pm
** Check the pistol calendar
for special event closures.
To sign up for RSO duty, check the RSO
schedule on the above mentioned site, and
email:
JASON PHILP [email protected]
Spor ng Rifle John Butler 248-398-2637 Conserva on Bomber Mar n 586-739-3500 Plaid & Khaki Al Danaher 248-561-2634 Cowboy Ac on Joe Lupi 248-549-1075 [email protected] Youth Kellie Kasom RIFLE RANGE SCHEDULE Open Shoo ng May ‐ Sept, Sat. & Sun 11 am ‐ 4 pm. December ‐ April, Sundays 11 am ‐ 3 pm. You are responsible for securing your own replacement if you cannot make your date. SCHEDULE AVAILABLE VIA E-MAIL LIST To sign up or for more info contact Greg Mason [email protected] Phone: 248-321-0688 Planning & Grounds Bill DiLaura Kitchen Hours Mon ----------------------------------------------------------- Closed Tue ------------------------------------------------------------ Closed Conserva on Pledge I give my pledge as an American, to save and faithfully defend from waste, the natural resources of my country, its air, soil and minerals, its forests, waters and wildlife. Wed-Thurs-Fri ------------------------------- 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm Sat & Sun ----------------------------------------- Noon - 5:00 pm Clubhouse Hours Mon ----------------------------------------------------------- Closed Tue ------------------------------------------------------------ Closed Wed-Thurs-Fri ----------------------------- 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm Sat & Sun ----------------------------------------- Noon - 7:00 pm Clubhouse will remain open a er posted hours if members are present. All children under 17 must be out of the Clubhouse before 9:00 p.m. on Saturday nights. OFFICERS’ E‐Mail Addresses President ...................... [email protected] 1st Vice ............................ [email protected] 2nd Vice ...................... [email protected] Treasurer [email protected] Secretary ...................... [email protected] Chairman……...………[email protected]
D.S.C. Club Officer Elec on 2013 As chairman for the elec on commi ee at our last General membership mee ng in September, I presented those individuals that had been nominated prior to the mee ng and opened up the floor for nomina ons from the general membership. Despite Mr. Delaney’s strong and sage encouragement, no further nomina ons were made from the floor. Nomina ons were then closed and acceptance forms were delivered to all the nominees. Most of those acceptance forms will be rolling in as I write this. Several brave and dedicated individuals have volunteered to become leaders of our club. Some of these mo vated individuals are running for the first me while other are hoping to con nue their commitment to the DSC as a returning member of the board or trustee. Again just for reference, there are 6 board posi ons up for elec on this year and one trustee seat. All director terms are for two years and the trustee is for three years. Any D.S.C. vo ng member who has been a member for at least two years by Sep. 4th and whose membership is in good standing is eligible to run for office. So don’t forget, even if you didn’t run this year, or if you just didn’t have the me this year, or didn’t have enough seniority this year, there is ALWAYS NEXT YEAR! Please take no ce of all the great things that are happening around our club and consider becoming a bigger part of it and throw your hat in the ring and become a member of the board, an officer or a trustee. We have such a wonderful wealth of talent in so many areas and professions, please consider Mr. Delaney encouragement, and help your club by example and leadership. And even if you can’t become a member of the board, an officer or trustee, PLEASE COME OUT AND VOTE! These dedicated members put a great deal of me, effort and thought into running for a seat and would love nothing more than to have everyone come out to see the presenta ons at the November General Membership mee ng and then come back with an informed and enthusias c vote in December. The elec on starts Monday Nov. 18, 2013. All vo ng is done at the DSC Office. Members can vote during normal office hours. Addi onally the DSC Office will be open Saturday November 30th, 2013 from 10am to 2pm. Polls close at General Membership mee ng on December 4th, 2013 at 8 p.m. You must be in the office to cast your vote prior to 8 pm. If a member would like, they may vote by absentee ballot. A sample ballot, with the slate of candidates, will be printed in the November and December P & K and posted on the DSC website. KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR THE ELECTION INSERT IN THE NOVEMBER ISSUE OF THE PLAID AND KHAKI!! Tom Murphy Elec on Commi ee Chairman [email protected] KID’S CHRISTMAS PARTY HELPERS NEEDED
Looking for shoppers, wrappers, and help for party day December 21st.
Individuals, committees contact Ellen in the clubhouse at 586-739-3501.
November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐3 Cowboy Ac on By Jim Estes The cowboys were busy pu ng on a variety of matches last month. The first match was a cowboy match won by J.J. Longley, the second match was a Service rifle match won by Jim Estes and the third match was a Wild Bunch match won by Kentucky Dri er. Congratula ons to all for a fine performance. In November the cowboys will host a twilight match on November 9th and a cowboy match on November 17th. Registra on starts at 4:30 pm for the twilight match and 8:30 am for the cowboy match. Come out and watch one of our matches. Ge ng started in Cowboy – Third installment Cowboy ac on shooters need a pistol caliber rifle. There are several to choose from. The most famous are the ones made by Winchester, and the one needed for some of the classes such as fron er cartridge is the model 1866. First chambered in .44 rim fire today it is available in all the modern calibers popular for cowboy ac on shoo ng such as 38 special and 45 colt. The rifle is known as the “Yellow Boy” because the receiver is made of bronze and comes from the factory polished to a bright yellow. Original rifles are too valuable to fire so reproducons are used for shoo ng. Next is the model 1873 originally chambered in 44WCF (44-40) and now available in many calibers this is the most popular rifle for cowboy ac on shoo ng. Rifles are available in barrel lengths from 24 to 28 inches. For a quicker handling firearm some cowboys use the saddle ring carbine which has barrel length of 18 to 20 inches and slightly shorter stocks. Known at the “The Gun That Won The West”, Winchester repea ng rifles were very popular with se lers heading west for both protec on and hun ng to feed the family. The final rifle in the Winchester line up is the model 1892. The strongest ac on of the three models this rifle came along to late in history to win the west but was s ll a very popular rifle un l lever ac on rifles fell out of favor to the bolt ac on rifle made popular by the world wars. The larger rifles such as 1876, 86, 94 and 1895 are not used for cowboy ac on shoo ng because they don’t fire pistol caliber cartridges. Most of the Winchester reproduc ons are made outside the USA. If you want a rifle made at home use a Marlin or a Henry. Marlin makes the model 1894 cowboy in Kentucky and New York and is available in cowboy ac on calibers. Henry makes the Big Boy in cowboy calibers. This is a very good quality reasonably priced rifle made in Bayonne, NJ. Colt couldn’t be le out of the rifle market so in 1884 Colt introduced a pump ac on rifle called the Lightning. This rifle came in three frame sizes to accommodate calibers ranging from .22 rim fire to 50-95 express. Faster than Winchester’s lever ac on rifles this rifle is gaining popularity with cowboy ac on shooters. Currently the rifles are being produced by Uber and Pedersoli. Cowboy ac on shoo ng is a fun fast moving shoo ng sport. Come out and watch us one day. NRA/RSO CLASS
Sunday, November 10th
9am-4pm
In the Clubhouse
Space is limited so reserve your spot by calling the office at
586-739-3500
November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐4 Camping Committee
By: Lynn Zmich Fall is here and the leaves are falling. As the weather gets colder the signs that camping season is over is very evident around the camp grounds. The southern birds have begun to head south for the winter and we wish them a safe trip! The 2013 Chili Cook-Off was held on October 5th and the winners were…… drum roll please……..
1. "Best Bean" - Herb Mueller
2. "Best Fowl" - RuthAnn Laing (not really fowl, contained pork)
3. "Best Hottest" - Sue Davis
4. "Best No Bean" - No Entries
5. "Best of Show" - Glenda Bliss
6. "Best Wild Game" - Glenda Bliss (Venison)
The Manager’s Home is in the process of being removed in order to replace for the new management that will be hired. The search is s ll in process. There are plans for members to watch over the grounds un l the new management is in place. Elaine reviewed the proper way to secure 100lb propane tanks. Although no one was in viola on, there were concerns brought up. It is important to always review policies as concerns rise. A moment of silence was held at the October Camper’s Mee ng for Karen Hamel. Karen was a long me camper and will be truly missed by many. From your DSC family we offer our deepest sympathy to her family. The family plans to plant a tree in her name over Memorial Day Weekend 2014. As a reminder: Ron Pardiac will be in a endance at each of the camping mee ngs and will transfer your pictures so they can possibly be u lized in the 2014 or future slide shows! Also, we are in need of oldie pictures. Please scan, bring a copy of or email the photos to [email protected]. Please watch your email and Facebook for work bee no ces. 2013 TENTATIVE DSC Campground Calendar November 10th - Camper’s Mee ng CANCELLED Archery Committee
By: Terry Papple As the Archery Commi
ee is in the middle of the hun ng season I only have one thing to report on, the success of two of our commi ee members. Dean Burne and Larry Stafford each went to Colorado and harvested a bull elk!!! (With bow and arrows) Dean got a 5 X 5 and Larry a 4 X 4, a true accomplishment!!! More success stories to follow in December. GOOD LUCK and SAFE HUNTING TO ALL FIREARM HUNTERS!!! November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐5 DSC Tenth Annual
Turkey Shoot
Tuesday, 26 Nov. 2013 6-9 p.m.
Basement Range
TAKE A SHOT, HELP A TOT
Please Bring One New, Unwrapped, Child’s Toy
TOYS THAT ARE NOT ACCEPTED:
TOY GUNS (NERF ETC.), PLAYDOUGH, BUBBLES, AEROSOL BASED TOYS
(AIR HORNS ETC.) AND ANY SIMILAR TOY ITEMS
The DSC Clubhouse & Grill will be open for this event at 5pm
~ Stop by before or after the shoot
Toy Donation Includes First
Target
Additional targets $2 each
Plus $1 Environmental fee per shooter
This is a Fun (LUCK) Shoot ~ All Ages Welcome
Rimfire Only ~ Any .22 or .17 Rifle or Pistol
Prizes for High and Low and Mystery Scores
Five Shots per Target ~ Shoot as many as you like
Ammo and Guns Provided or Bring your Own
Ear and Eye Protection Required
Sponsored by the DSC Rifle Committee
Detroit Sportsmen’s Congress
49800 Dequindre Road, Utica, MI 48317
586-739-3500
Or contact Corey Salo 586-944-3600
November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐6 Rifle Commitee Firearm Deer season is approaching fast. Shooters of all types have been coming out to sight in their firearms and the Rifle ROs have been doing their best to help them. The range is open basically every day from now un l the November 15th opening. If you want to come out and shoot the best mes would be workday a ernoons as the weekends are very busy. Note that star ng in late November, the Black Powder commi ee will run the rifle range for the rest of “Sight-In” season. This is a great me to bring out your muzzleloader that you haven’t shot in a while – there will be experts on hand to help you if you need it. The DSC CMP Garand match was held on September 22. There were 22 entries for this 30 round match and the entrants really liked using the Lake City match ammo. The overall winner was Larry Frey. Larry earned a silver medal. Other silver medal shooters were Raffi Dermanuelian, Mike Lucas, Rick Nowicke, Andrew Larimer, Mike Boehk, and Mike Lucas. Bronze shooters were Jim Rhodes, Gary Dawson and Wayne Billings. These matches are pre y popular and always fun. The next one is the CMP Vintage Military match will be in April. Jim Rhodes and Tom Murphy are again working to set up an indoor service rifle prac ce schedule. It will be in Basement range on Sundays star ng in December. Look to the P&K for more informa on. Skeet & Trap – Tuesday Fall Fun Skeet League By Ken Peters We have 67 shooters this year for the Tuesday fall fun skeet league and it is in full swing. The remaining dates are November 5, 19 with the Shoot-offs and Banquet on Dec 3rd at the DSC Clubhouse. I post the current standings on the website the Monday before the shoot dates. There is a link in the Results page and also on the Skeet & Trap commi ee page as well. Please make sure that you are current on your scores in the Pro Shop. You may shoot ahead but you need to have your scores recorded in the Pro Shop no later than the Sunday before the next scheduled date. It’s a great me to meet new people, members you may have not seen for a while or just to do something fun with friends or family. We shoot 6 mes, 2 rounds each me. If you are not familiar with Skeet, come out and see what it’s all about or even bring a shotgun. I’m sure someone will be more than happy to assist you. It’s a great me to learn what it’s all about. November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐7 Detroit Sportsmen’s
Congress
Women of Aim
are holding their
NOVEMBER BAKE SALE
November General Membership Meeting
November 6, 2013
Goodies Galore
Please support our efforts
Most items only $1
Proceeds go to the DSC
Kids’ Christmas Party
November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐8 November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐9 Detroit Sportsmen’s Congress
General Membership Monthly Meeting
Date: 10-2-2013
Called to Order: 8:00pm
Clubhouse Building
Pledge of Allegiance: D. Burnett
Conservation Pledge: J. Delaney
President’s Report: (Mr. Savo was unable to attend Report was given by W. Saylor) Life members and Past Presidents were recognized. •
With fall just around the corner, there are many activities to participate in. The Campground manager is gone and we are looking for a replacement. The Campground is looking great primarily due to individual hard work. • During the electrical upgrade we installed 3,000 feet
of primary and 11,000 feet of secondary cable. • We have had to scrap the manager’s residence due to disrepair. • Everybody has to work
together to get things done both at the Campground and the Dequindre Rd. property. Without everybody working together, we might as well
pack our bags and go home.
Secretary’s Report: (R. Hegelman) The September GM minutes, and the approved August BOD minutes are on the table, and in the book
behind the bar.
Treasurers Report: (T. Doudna) I have the unfortunate task of reporting that we are in the red for the month and for the year. This is a
milestone I have not seen since I have become the DSC Treasurer. This is due to a lot of factors. We paid all of our property taxes; we paid
off the last of the Campground Electrical project bills. My bottom line is we really need to watch expenses. We are doing a good job of
bringing money in, our income is about $700K, but our expenses are $750K. A copy of the financials is in the book behind the bar.
1st Vice President’s Report: (B. Dilaura) Nothing to report.
2nd. Vice President Report: (J. Rhodes) I promised to find a way to bring all the RO’s together in the Club. Hopefully to unify them and
offer them some return for the time they give the Club for being RO’s. We have come up with the Safety SOP’s and they have been adopted
by the Safety Committee and will be forwarded to the SOP Committee for their review and them we will make them available for everybody
to read and comment on. They will then have to be approved by the BOD. • As far as incident reports go it has been a great year with very
few safety related incident reports and I would like to keep it that way. We are moving into Fall and Open Sight In Season. Please keep your
eyes open for any safety issues. Make sure you have your winter salt, etc.
Trustees Report: (E. Silarski) The Budgets for the Committees for 2014 will be out within a week. They are based on a 3 year average.
The Committees will have to have them back to us by December. No changes will be made to them. Any comments and suggested changes
will have to be made to the Trustees. (B. Saylor) By averaging these over a 3 year period it makes it easier on the Trustees, the Committees
and Bonnie. If this works out well, we will that go to a 4 year average and then to a 5 year average.
Chairman’s Report: (C. Salo) At Monday’s BOD meeting the Board approved the revised Constitution, Bylaws, and the Club SOP’s. They
are posted in the Website under the Members Only section. The changes are minor changes mainly on when budgets and the calendar have to
be turned in and a couple of things on Committee responsibilities. Please when you have a chance, read them.
Operations Manager: (B. Palmer) After many months of searching for someone to run the Kids Christmas Party, I am pleased to announce
that Ellen Studer has been nominated by her husband, Dennis Studer and she has agreed to run it on December 14th. • We also are looking for
someone to head up the P&K. (B. Saylor) Mr. Saylor awarded Honorary Memberships to the Shelby Fire Department. Darin Geyer accepted
them for the department.
Member of the month: (B. Savo) The member of the month for September is Dean Burnett.
Committee Reports:
Work Hours: (M. Schany) The up to date work hours have been posted. Make sure when entering work hours please be sure to post the
start and the ending time.
Women of Aim: (B. Butler) The Monday evening Pistol Range is closed from now until May. • Our RTBV Class is October 29th. • We are
having a Bake Sale here in November to benefit the Kid’s Christmas Party
Website: (K. Peters) Please get your articles and pictures into Emil. Emil has created a page for successful hunters. We not only need the
pictures, we need the # of points, when, where, time of day, smiling hunters, kids, etc.
Sporting Clays: (Paul Koehn) I want to thank Bill DiLaura for hanging our AED storage box. • Starting Oct. 2nd, our last board goes out at
5pm and on Nov. 1st it will go out at 4pm because of it getting dark early. • On October 9th @ 7pm we will have the Committee meeting in the
Clubhouse. • If you need work hours, see Al or Gloria.
Skeet & Trap: (M. Dzieciolowski) On September 8th we had our SCTP shoot with 45 shooting 12ga. and 27 shooting 20ga. We threw 4,650
targets that day so the Club made out real god. • On May 12th, 2014 we will another SCTP shoot and we are expecting 300 people for that
event. • We had 15 participants in the Club Skeet Championship, last Sunday and Andrew Bielman won for the 2nd time.
Rifle: (D. Carbery) We had over 20 riflemen help at the Open House for the setup, event and cleanup afterword, both on the rifle range and
here in the Clubhouse. • The heat is back on at the rifle range building. Now that the roof is done, heat is now available. • Last month we
had the Garand/Springfield match with 22 shooters present. Larry Frey came in 1st with 279 points and the top Junior was Brandon Hauck
with 228 points. • Open Sight In starts in 2 days and members are encouraged to come out early because the longer you wait the longer the
lines are going to be. For Open Sight In, the escorted guest rate goes away and everybody pays the Open Sight in rate. • The various Rifle
Leagues are finished for the year, and the Rifle Banquet is on December 7th.
P&K: (B. Saylor) We would like someone up to take over the P&K. We really would appreciate your support.
Pistol: (D. Philp) PPC is shooting on Wednesday nights and Bullseye is shooting on Thursday nights. We will be moving indoors over the
next couple weeks as the weather deteriorates. • I’d like to thank those that came out and helped at our work bee last weekend. The Basement
Range is looking very good and we have a ceiling over the backstop again. We have new bumpers. The Pistol Committee is meeting on Monday night, come on out and join us. • The NRA Range Officer Class is on November 10th. Anybody wanting to be a Club RO must take this
class. (D. Canapini) The CPL practices are again starting. The BP Pistol League starts on the 4th Sunday of the month. (D. Duey) The last .22
Steel Match of the year is on October 27th, weather permitting.
Membership and Show: (D. Duey) As usual the NMO is on the 3rd Sunday of the month. I still need attendance from the committee reps at
this orientation. • I announced earlier that I am rewriting the NMO book because it has not been updated since 2009. I would like to thank the
following committees that sent in revised pages for that book: WOA, Shotgun, Pistol, Cowboy, Black Powder and Archery have responded. I
still need responses from Rifle, Camping, Education, Junior Shotgun, Sporting Clays, and Website.
November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐10 Life Membership: (J. Delaney) Our next meeting in 12/1. • A study was done of the Youth Deer Hunt for the year 2012. The purpose was to
determine the factors resulting in the continuation of hunting by juniors. Mr. Delaney covered the findings of the study. • I am still trying to
get and NRA Instructor class going. The cost is $300 for Members and $400 for non-Members. • (B. Saylor) We have ordered 100 DSC Calendars for next year. They will cost $5ea.
Education: (J. McDaniels) Some classes are only taught once per year. Look at the schedule and register early as they fill up fast. • The
NRA RSO class is on November 10th @ 9am. • Junior Rifle and Pistol have started up. (B. Saylor) Junior Shotgun starts on October 20th, at
noon will be the beginners and at 2pm will be higher class shooters for skeet. We will meet in the Shotgun building. (J. McDaniels) We have
had juniors get college scholarships and some have been accepted into the military academies because of their shooting ability.
Cowboy Action: (J. Estes) We have 2 matches, a regular Cowboy match won by Joe Lupi, and a Bolt Action Service Rife match won by me.
• October 3rd, we are having a Wild Bunch Match, on the 19th a silhouette match, on the 20th we are having another Cowboy match and a Chili
Cook-off judged by Bonnie and the Canapini’s. • The Wednesday practices are done for the year, on 11/2 the Sunday practices will run from
10-2pm.
Conservation: (B. Martin) I will be going out to the Campground to review the weeds in the swimming area, as I have to complete the DEQ
aquacide permit for this year. While I am out there I will have to start the process for next year. They have changed the process for applying
for the permit. • I will be getting w/Bonnie as we have to start planning the Dequindre Rd. cleanup. It has to be done by the end of this month
in order to keep our signs on the road. Keep an eye out for e-mails as I will be looking for help.
Camping: (J. Peters) The Campground will close on 10/31. • Fall is really nice at the Campground with the leaves changing color. • Our
Fall Ball is on October 5th. There will be a Pot Luck Dinner and a Chili Cook-off. (B. Saylor) The Kids Christmas Party will be on December
14th. Please sign up if you can help with this.
Black Powder: (G. Ridener) We have stopped shooting outdoors on Monday night. We are moving indoors on Mondays for the winter. • We
are starting an indoor BP Pistol League. • Our Memorial Shoot was very well attended on both days.
Archery: (D. Burnett) The Fall League ended on September 16th with a banquet in the Clubhouse. • The season ending “Ironman” Shoot was
won by Chad Stephenson. • There will be a Work Bee on October 14th to replace the window in the barn. This is an “all day” work bee beginning at 9am and continuing until completion of the installation. • Archery 3D and ranges are currently closed for the hunting season. Ranges
will be opened for leagues and weekend 3D shoots on an “as required” basis beginning in December with the “Toys 4 Tots” outdoor shoot the
1st weekend of the month. • The Basic Archery class session for 2014 will be on Saturdays instead of Sundays. Times will be the same, 11am
to 1:30pm. • Thanks to the members from the Campground that came out to renew their RO cards for the Junior Archery at Oxford. • And
once again, the Archery Committee would like to says thanks to the DSC members and staff that came in and made food for the League Banquet in lieu of Kim’s illness.
Member of the Month: MOM was delayed until next month due to the recipient not being able to attend.
Members at Large: (B. Saylor) Mr. Burnett showed the members present the elk antlers from the elk he got in Colorado. A 25 yard shot
with a bow.
Election: (T. Murphy) The nominations are in and the acceptances are in. The Slate of Candidates is: Tim Young, Joe Lupi, Dave Duey,
Bomber Martin, Mike Schany, Cory Salo, Jason Philp and Bill Saylor for Directors. The Election will begin on November 18th, all voting
will be done in the office, if an absentee ballot is needed, call the office and Bonnie will send you one, or come in and pick one up. The office
will also be open Saturday, November 23rd for voting. All voting will end at 8pm, the evening of the December meeting. Make sure you
vote, we have 8 people running for 6 open positions. (J. Delaney) I can remember when we had lines of from here to the barn waiting to vote.
Let’s get more than 100 to vote.
New Members: William Poynter Jr.
Old Business: None
New Business: (B. Saylor) We are getting a new flag pole to properly display our flag. It will support a 5’x8’ flag. It will be lighted it will
cost approximately $1360.00 complete. I would like to have a special event fund to raise money for this work. I will personally donate $100
to the fund. Several members present donated the remaining money needed for the project. A plaque will be on the pole listing the 14 donors
to the project. Mr. Saylor profusely thanked the donors.
Member Raffle: $10 off NRA/PP/CPL Class: Darin Geyer 4 times for Shelby Firefighters, Randy Plante-$10 off NRA RSO Class: Bill
Poynter, Ken Peters, Bob Grant, Foster Redding, and Rich Bolterstein
50-50 Drawing: $100: Mark Mendola whom donated $50 of his winnings to the Kids Christmas Party.
Meeting Adjourned 9:22pm
Submitted by:
Rick Hegelman
Secretary
Detroit Sportsmen’s Congress
KARAOKE
Wednesday, November 27th
8pm in the Clubhouse
November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐11 NOVEMBER November 2013 WWW.D‐S‐C.ORG BAKE SALE
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
BA - Barn
BR - Basement Range
November
General
Membership
Meeting
November 6,
2013
Goodies
Galore
CG - Camp Ground
CH - Clubhouse
DP - Delaney Park
PO - Pistol Outdoor
RR - Rifle Range
SG - Shotgun Building
3
4
5
Sporting Clays 10am-4pm
BP/Pistol 6pm-8pm BR
Mini-Rendezvous 9am-3pm DP
Skeet/Trap Open 10am-3:30pm
Open Rifle Sight In 12pm-4pm RR
Sr. Small Bore 2pm-4pm BR
Open Pistol 10am-4pm BR
MCSS Practice 5pm-8pm BR
Open Rifle Sight In 10am-4pm RR
Tuesday Fun Skeet League 4pm SG
Jr. Shotgun Beg. - Noon - Adv. 2pm
Open Rifle Sight In 12pm-4pm RR
Kitchen Noon-5pm Bar Noon-7pm
Pistol Committee Mtg 7pm RB
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Kitchen 5pm-9pm Bar 5pm-10pm
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Sporting Clays 10am-4pm
BP/Pistol 6pm-8pm BR
Skeet/Trap Open 10am-3:30pm
Open Rifle Sight In 12pm-4pm RR
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Mini-Rendezvous 9am-3pm DP
Sr. Small Bore 2pm-4pm BR
Open Rifle Sight In 10am-4pm RR
MCSS Practice 5pm-8pm BR
Open Pistol 10am-4pm BR
Open Rifle Sight In 12pm-4pm RR
Intermediate CPL Practice 5-7pm BR
Please support
our efforts
NRA/RSO Class 9am-4pm CH
New Member Orientation 1pm SG
BP WoodsWalk Reg 10-12 DP
Kitchen Noon-5pm Bar Noon-7pm
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Sporting Clays 10am-4pm
Most items
only $1
Proceeds go to
the DSC
Kids’ Christmas
Party
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Mini-Rendezvous 9am-3pm DP
Skeet/Trap Open 10am-3:30pm
Sr. Small Bore 2pm-4pm BR
Open Rifle Sight In 10am-4pm RR
MCSS Practice 5pm-8pm BR
Open Pistol 10am-4pm BR
Tuesday Fun Skeet League 4pm SG
Jr. Shotgun Beg. - Noon - Adv. 2pm
Cowboy Match 8:30am DP
Kitchen Noon-5pm Bar Noon-7pm
Kitchen 5pm-9pm Bar 5pm-10pm
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Sporting Clays 10am-4pm
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BP/Pistol 6pm-8pm BR
Skeet/Trap Open 10am-3:30pm
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Mini-Rendezvous 9am-3pm DP
Sr. Small Bore 2pm-4pm BR
Open Pistol 10am-4pm BR
Open Rifle Sight In 10am-4pm RR
Basic CPL Practice 5-7pm BR
Kitchen Noon-5pm Bar Noon-7pm
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BP/Pistol 6pm-8pm BR
BOD Meeting 7:30pm CH
Toys 4 Tots Rifle Shoot 6-9pm
Detroit Sportsmen’s Congress 49800 Dequindre Road U ca, MI 48317 (586) 739‐3500 Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
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Open Pistol 10am - 2pm BR
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Sporting Clays 10am-4pm
Open Rifle Sight In 12pm-4pm RR
Skeet/Trap Open 10am-3:30pm
Jr. Pistol 6pm BR
Open Rifle Sight In 10am-4pm RR
Jr. Rifle 7:30pm BR
Cowboy Practice 10am-12pm DP
Open Pistol 10pm-4pm BR
MCSS Practice 5pm-8pm BR
KITCHEN DINNER SPECIAL
Double Cheeseburgers
PLEASE PRE-ORDER
Kitchen 5pm-9pm Bar 5pm-10pm
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Kitchen Noon-5pm Bar Noon-7pm
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9
Sporting Clays 10am-4:00pm
Sporting Clays 10am-4:00pm
Open Pistol 10am - 2pm BR
Sporting Clays 10am-4pm
Skeet/Trap Open 10am-8pm
Skeet/Trap Open 10am-8pm
Open Rifle Sight In 12pm-4pm RR
Skeet/Trap Open 10am-3:30pm
PPC League 6pm-10pm BR
Bullseye 5pm-9pm BR
Jr. Pistol 6pm BR
Open Pistol 10pm-4pm BR
Open Rifle Sight In 12pm-4pm RR
Open Rifle Sight In 12pm-4pm RR
Jr. Rifle 7:30pm BR
MCSS Practice 5pm-8pm BR
Cowboy Practice 10am-12pm DP
Cowboy Twilight Match 4:30pm
Open Rifle Sight In 10am-4pm RR
KITCHEN DINNER SPECIAL
General Membership Mtg 8pm
Chicken & Dumplings
Brat's
Rifle Committee Mtg 7:30pm CH
PLEASE PRE-ORDER
Kitchen 5pm-9pm Bar 5pm-10pm
Kitchen 5pm-9pm Bar 5pm-10pm
Kitchen 5pm-9pm Bar 5pm-10pm
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Sporting Clays 10am-4:00pm
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Sporting Clays 10am-4:00pm
Kitchen Noon-5pm Bar Noon-7pm
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Open Pistol 10am - 2pm BR
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Sporting Clays 10am-4pm
Skeet/Trap Open 10am-8pm
Skeet/Trap Open 10am-8pm
Jr. Pistol 6pm BR
Skeet/Trap Open 10am-3:30pm
PPC League 6pm-10pm BR
Bullseye 5pm-9pm BR
Jr. Rifle 7:30pm BR
Cowboy Match Setup 9am-10am DP
Open Rifle Sight In 12pm-4pm RR
Open Rifle Sight In 12pm-4pm RR
Open Rifle Sight In 10am-4pm RR
Open Pistol 10pm-4pm BR
MCSS Practice 5pm-8pm BR
KITCHEN DINNER SPECIAL
Chili
Black Powder Mtg 7pm CH
Kitchen 5pm-9pm Bar 5pm-10pm
Kitchen 5pm-9pm Bar 5pm-10pm
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Sporting Clays 10am-4:00pm
PLEASE PRE-ORDER
Cowboy Meeting 10am DP
Kitchen 5pm-9pm Bar 5pm-10pm
Kitchen Noon-5pm Bar Noon-7pm
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Sporting Clays 10am-4:00pm
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Open Pistol 10am - 2pm BR
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Sporting Clays 10am-4pm
Skeet/Trap Open 10am-8pm
Skeet/Trap Open 10am-8pm
Jr. Pistol 6pm BR
Skeet/Trap Open 10am-3:30pm
PPC League 6pm-10pm BR
Bullseye 5pm-9pm BR
Jr. Rifle 7:30pm BR
Cowboy Practice 10am-12pm DP
Open Rifle Sight In 10am-4pm RR
Open Pistol 10pm-4pm BR
MCSS Practice 5pm-8pm BR
KITCHEN DINNER SPECIAL
Spaghetti
WOA Meeting 7pm CH
Kitchen 5pm-9pm Bar 5pm-10pm
Kitchen 5pm-9pm Bar 5pm-10pm
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Kitchen 5pm-9pm Bar 5pm-10pm
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Sporting Clays 10am-4:00pm
Skeet/Trap Open 10am-8pm
PLEASE PRE-ORDER
Open Pistol 10am-2pm BR
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
Kitchen Noon-5pm Bar Noon-7pm
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Sporting Clays 10am-4pm
Jr. Pistol 6pm BR
Skeet/Trap Open 10am-3:30pm
PPC League 6pm-10pm BR
Cowboy Practice 10am-12pm DP
OFFICE CLOSED
Open Rifle Sight In 10am-4pm RR
Open Pistol 10pm-4pm BR
KARAOKE IN CLUBHOUSE 8PM
OFFICE CLOSED
KITCHEN DINNER SPECIAL
MCSS Practice 5pm-8pm BR
Stuffed Pork Chops
PLEASE PRE-ORDER
Kitchen 5pm-9pm Bar 5pm-10pm
Kitchen 5pm-9pm Bar 5pm-10pm
Kitchen Noon-5pm Bar Noon-7pm
November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐13 2014 D.S.C. Winter
Skeet & Trap Leagues
*January, February, &
March
*100 targets/month per
event
*$50 registration covers
banquet, awards, and
door prizes.
*Enter one or all events
for the same price.
*Registra on is December 18, 2013-January 30, 2014 in the proshop. *The first 100 targets are due by January 30, 2014. *You may shoot ahead 50 targets.
November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐14 DSC KIDS CHRISTMAS PARTY
SIGN UP
SATURDAY, DEC. 21, 2013
10 A.M. – 1 P.M.
List the children’s/grandchildren’s names and ages attending the party. Only children 12 and under are eligible.
Choose gift preference for boy, girl, or gender indifferent, so an appropriate gift can be bought for each child (i.e. if a
girl doesn’t like dolls or girl-oriented toys, choose gender indifferent and a gift like a game can be purchased).
Please be sure note the video game system for each child if your family has more than one child attending. Or if
your child has a favorite toy, like Barbies, Polly Pockets, Hot Wheels, Legos, dinosaurs etc, list that instead. If possible, we’ll try to get that type of present. Also, list # of adults who will be eating breakfast. Finally, please note member’s name, phone and card # for family identification. Kids will be listed under this name at check-in. Call Ellen at
(586) 739-3501 or Bonnie at (586) 739-3500 if you have any questions.
Check-in will begin at 9:45 a.m. and children will see Santa in order of their arrival. Breakfast will be served, starting at 10:15 a.m. Children will receive a free breakfast. Adult breakfast price is $5. Games and songs will follow
with Santa arriving last.
NAME
AGE
GIFT: BOY/GIRL/GENDER INDIFFERENT
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
CHILD/CHILDREN OWN: (Circle which platforms apply and write child’s name below)
Wii
Playstation 2
Playstation 3,
X-Box
X-Box 360
DS
PSP
________ ____________ _____________ ___________ ___________ ______ _______
# OF ADULTS ATTENDING: ___________
PHONE #: __________________________
MEMBER NAME & CARD #: __________________________________________________
Yes, I would like to donate (Circle appropriate donation item):
Table snacks candy
desserts
disposable cameras
raffle items money
Please drop off donated item prior to the party at the office or clubhouse.
Return form to the Clubhouse, office or mail to the Club at:
Detroit Sportsmen’s Congress
49800 Dequindre Road, Utica, MI 48317
DEADLINE FOR SIGN UP IS DEC. 15, 2013
November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐15 Black Powder RSOs for November 2013
Monday evenings 6 - 8pm on the indoor range
11/04/2013
11/11/2013
11/18/2013
11/25/2013
Dave Pierce
Brendan Newell
Larry Mullen
Gerry Ridener
Ken Ross
Jack McDaniels
Jim Aude
Steve Stokes
Gene Canapini
Educa on Commi ee The Detroit Sportsmen's Congress contributes to our community in many ways. One of the most important areas is in
the area of safety education. We make available a variety of courses to both members and nonmembers alike, using certified
instructors and training counselors. Additional information on all classes can be supplied by the DSC Office at (586) 739-3500.,
and in the Education section of the DSC web site. www.d-s-c.org
Educa on Classes November NRA Range Safety Officer Class 10 NRA Personal Protec on / CPL 3 week Class 7-10 p.m. 4 - 11 - 18 [Download form, fill out informa on, save and email as CPL Refresher Class 12 December NRA Personal Protec on / CPL 3 week Class 7-10 p.m. 2 - 9 - 16 [Download form, fill out informa on, save and email as CPL Refresher Class 17 MDNR Recrea onal Safety Instructor Cer fica on Class 3 - 10 - 17 [Fill out informa on, save and email as an a achment November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐16 September 2013 DSC M1 Garand Match On September 21, 2013 the Rifle Commi ee held its M1 Garand Match. This match was sanc oned by the Civilian Marksmanship Program. (CMP) The weather was cloudy, but clear and 22 eager shooters came out to shoot their M1 Garand rifles and/or their Springfield bolt guns. Jim Rhodes ran the match and Chuck Barba and Rick Hegelman were the range officers. This was a 30 round match consis ng of 10 rounds prone slow fire, 10 rounds prone rapid fire and 10 rounds off hand slow fire. The match was shot at 200 yards. For the first me the DSC issued 40 rounds of 1967 -68 Lake City Match .30 ammo to each shooter. The shooters were delighted with this ultra-high quality ammo. When the dust se led, Larry Frey won first place with a score of 279 3x, second was Raffi Dermanueliam with a score of 277 5x and third place was won by Mike Lucas with a score of 279 8x. All three were awarded a Silver Medal. Larry and Raffi used M1 Garand rifles and Mike Lucas used a Springfield M1903-A3 bolt ac on rifle. We received numerous compliments on how the Match was run and we expect the number of shooters to grow in the future as word gets around.
November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐17 THE PHEASANTS 101 EXPERIENCE BY COLTON GAMRAT The DSC pheasant hunt was loads of fun. The first day we had to take a short class. Five people were there, my li le brother, Clay, Gavin and Austen who primarily shoot shotgun and a friend Joey Hoover who is also on the DSC junior rifle team with Clay and me. The class had basic safety informa on and ended with a bit of shoo ng. The next morning my brother and I woke up around 5:30 we drove with my mom and dad to Trapper Jim's hunting preserve. It was an hour and a half drive. We arrived at 8:30 am. When I stepped out of our truck there was a clubhouse building with a huge hickory tree out front along with a few picnic tables. I went to go pull the door open and it didn't go. I laughed at myself and pushed it in. When I went inside I realized the building was fairly old and there was lots of animal mounts throughout the room. When everyone arrived we went to a small shooting range and took a few practice shots at some clay targets. After that we drove to the field. When we got to the field our instructors explained what we were going to do. Once explaining was over we lined up and walked into the field. The terrain wasn't too bad. The first 3 birds I couldn't get a shot at because I was at the far end and in a fairly bad position. By the time we were finished with our first hunt we had a total of 5 pheasants and one of them was mine. After a short break the instructors put out 6 more birds. Just before we went back out the instructors explained to us that we were the ones to make the decisions this time. We had to decide as a group who was going to stand where and where we were going to hunt in the field. I was in a good position and was able to shoot at 4 pheasants. When we walked back from the field we took lots of pictures. After picking off the million burrs and tag-alongs we went back to the clubhouse and ate sloppy joes. Then the hunting stories began. We shot 11 pheasant in all. But it was really weird because one of us shot 5 birds, another shot 4 birds, two of us said they shot 3 pheasant and the last person said they bagged 2. It was kinda funny how our stories kept changing. But, us 5 juniors told great stories, ate lunch and had and awesome experience. And again I want to give a huge thanks to all the instructors, the dog handler (whose name I can’t remember) and his dogs for devoting so much of their weekend to spend with us 5 kids. THE HUNT
BY CLAYTON GAMRAT
There were 5 hunters and we were going pheasant hunting. It was early about 9 o'clock. We got in a row and walked the field. Personally I thought it was an awesome experience. Every once in a while a bird would flush and bang!!! We bagged them one by one. We shot 11 pheasant total. At the end we calculated one person shot 5, another one of us shot 3 birds, someone else said the got 2 and two of us got 3 each. We all looked at each other and said “That can't be right!"… we all had so much fun. And in the end we all got equal amount of pheasant. I also want to thank all the men who devoted all their time to teach us safety and take us out in the field. November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐18 November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐19 POLICE PISTOL COMBAT (PPC) Shooters,
We will again have a Fall PPC League at the Detroit Sportsmen's Congress in 2013 on Wednesday nights from 6:00 pm. to
approx. 9:00 pm. All shooting will be done on our Indoor Range located in the basement of the Shotgun Building on Dequindre
Rd. just North of Hamlin Rd. If you have never shot PPC, come on down and check it out!
The League dates for the Fall 2013 PPC League will be as follows:
October 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
November 6, 13, 20, 27
December 4
PPC League Course of fire: Match 5 of the NRA course at 50 ft., using reduced B-27 targets. This is a 60 round course of fire.
NRA rules allow .32 caliber or larger in a revolver and .35 caliber or larger in a pistol. Many shooters use a six shot revolver
firing .38 Specials while others use 9mm, .40, or.45 caliber semi-autos. A minimum of 4 speed-loaders or magazines are required. The shooting positions used in PPC are: standing unsupported, standing with barricade support using first the left then
right hand, kneeling, sitting, and prone.
NO MAGNUM OR HIGH SPEED AMMUNITION ALLOWED. EYE AND EAR PROTECTION IS MANDATORY.
SAFETY RULES WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED.
We will shoot a total of Twelve (12) scores, with final League standings based on the best 10 of the 12 scores. Cash awards will be given
following the end of the season and will be based on any points accumulated throughout the season. We use the Lewis system to award
points, so shooters of all skill levels have a chance to earn points.
League fees will be $30.00. Half of your league fees must be turned in prior to your second (2nd) score with the balance prior
to you shooting your fourth (4th) score.
There is a Range fee payable each week of $6.00 for all DSC League members. One dollar of this will go to the environmental fund. Non-Members must obtain an Associate Membership for $30.00, which is good ONLY for the duration of the
PPC League (14 weeks). The range fee of $6.00 must then be paid each week you shoot, as do all other League members.
Smoking of sights can be done only in an area designated by the range Officer or League
Director. NO dry firing except on the firing line with the Range Officers approval.
We need shooters to make this league a success. The only thing we ask is that you give us a hand in setting up and cleaning up
whenever you can.This is a good opportunity to get the necessary practice needed for the upcoming PPC Matches:
Metro-Pontiac FOP 132
Taylor Pistol Club
Team F.O.P.S (Friends of Police Shooters, formerly F.O.P. 128)
Oakland County Sportsmen’s Club
Fenton Lakes Conservation Club
MPCPA Indoor State Championship
Matches and dates will be added or deleted as information becomes available. Please share this flyer with your shooting
friends.
If you have any questions, please contact Mike Marino (248-852-4410), Jim Rhodes (248-568-0857), or Bob Seidl (586-7392775)
November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐20 NRA Personal Protection / CCW / CPL Course
PLACE:
DETROIT SPORTSMEN'S CONGRESS
49800 DEQUINDRE ROAD
UTICA, MI 48317 Phone 586-739-3500
Class has been designed for those having prior handgun experience but no formal class.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
Review Handgun Knowledge, Safe Gun Handling and Storage
Review Fundamentals of Handgun Shooting
Practical Range Handgun Shooting Exercises
Firearms and The Law - Includes CCW Certification
Introduction to Personal Protection in the Home
Certified NRA & CCW Instructors and local Law Enforcement will teach this course. It will review all of the fundamentals as well as practical range experience in proper handling, aiming, and shooting of a handgun. Citizen’s rights
and responsibilities as it pertains to firearms will be addressed. State Laws pertaining to purchase, transport, and
concealed carry will be taught. Class attendance will earn NRA and CCW certificates.
TIMES AND DATES:
(This is a three-week course)
MONDAY EVENINGS November 4th thru November 18th 2013
CLASSES RUN FROM 7:00 P.M. until 10:30 P.M.
CLASSES WILL BE HELD IN THE RANGE BUILDING
COST:
COST IS $100. Add $35 if Gun and Ammo needed.
DSC Members cost is $80 (plus $35 as above)
TO REGISTER: (PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED)
RETURN FORM TO ADDRESS BELOW, PAYMENT DUE AT FIRST CLASS
NAME:_____________________________________AGE:21 or older SEX:________
Address:____________________________________Phone:____________________
City:________________________________________State:_____Zip:____________
E-Mail:_______________________________________(for confirmation only)
Return form to:
Bob Savo
53741 Tidal Lane
Shelby Twp., MI 48316
Phone: 248-651-8667
DSC Membership # : _________________
Start 11/04/13
November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐21 NRA Personal Protection / CCW / CPL Course
PLACE:
DETROIT SPORTSMEN'S CONGRESS
49800 DEQUINDRE ROAD
UTICA, MI 48317 Phone 586-739-3500
Class has been designed for those having prior handgun experience but no formal class.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
Review Handgun Knowledge, Safe Gun Handling and Storage
Review Fundamentals of Handgun Shooting
Practical Range Handgun Shooting Exercises
Firearms and The Law - Includes CCW Certification
Introduction to Personal Protection in the Home
Certified NRA & CCW Instructors and local Law Enforcement will teach this course. It will review all of the fundamentals as well as practical range experience in proper handling, aiming, and shooting of a handgun. Citizen’s rights
and responsibilities as it pertains to firearms will be addressed. State Laws pertaining to purchase, transport, and
concealed carry will be taught. Class attendance will earn NRA and CCW certificates.
TIMES AND DATES:
(This is a three-week course)
MONDAY EVENINGS December 2nd thru December 16th 2013
CLASSES RUN FROM 7:00 P.M. until 10:30 P.M.
CLASSES WILL BE HELD IN THE RANGE BUILDING
COST:
COST IS $100. Add $35 if Gun and Ammo needed.
DSC Members cost is $80 (plus $35 as above)
TO REGISTER: (PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED)
RETURN FORM TO ADDRESS BELOW, PAYMENT DUE AT FIRST CLASS
NAME:_____________________________________AGE:21 or older SEX:________
Address:____________________________________Phone:____________________
City:________________________________________State:_____Zip:____________
E-Mail:_______________________________________(for confirmation only)
Return form to:
Bob Savo
53741 Tidal Lane
Shelby Twp., MI 48316
Phone: 248-651-8667
November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐22 DSC Membership # : _________________
Start 12/02/13
NRA Instructor Certification Classes
PLACE:
DETROIT SPORTSMEN'S CONGRESS
49800 DEQUINDRE ROAD
UTICA, MI 48317 Phone 586-739-3500
CERTIFICATION COURSES TAUGHT:
Rifle
Pistol
Shotgun
Personal Protection (In Home)
Home Firearms Safety
TIMES AND DATES:
TUESDAY EVENINGS January 7th thru May 6th 2014
CLASSES RUN FROM 7:00 P.M. until 10:00 P.M.
CLASSES WILL BE HELD IN THE RANGE BUILDING
COST:
COST IS $400.
DSC Members $300
Note: 50% Deposit required upon registration.
An additional fee may be required for the Legal segment of this Class
Jim is also offering:
Michigan Department of Natural Resources Hunter Education Instructor Course
Instructor Certification Class being held December 3, 10, 17, 2013 $10.00 fee
TO REGISTER: (PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. ***10 students preferred to run the class)
RETURN FORM TO ADDRESS BELOW, BALANCE DUE AT FIRST CLASS
NAME:_____________________________________AGE:21 or older SEX:________
Address:____________________________________Phone:____________________
City:________________________________________State:_____Zip:____________
E-Mail:_______________________________________(for confirmation only)
Return form to:
Jim Delaney
843 Pinetree
Lake Orion, MI 48362
DSC Membership # : ______
Hunter Ed Instructor Class
START 12-3-13
NRA Instructor Class
START 1-7-14
November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐23 DETROIT SPORTSMEN’S CONGRESS 49800 DEQUINDRE ROAD UTICA, MI 48317 ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
DATED MATERIAL
Welcome New Members The officers and members of the Detroit Sportsmen’s Congress want to take this me to welcome these new members. We want to congratulate each of you on your good choice in joining our club. Get involved in what you like and in what we have to offer. Ge ng involved does not mean work; it means enjoy. We want each of you to be ac ve in the years to come. A club for everyone to enjoy. Thank you for joining the DSC! Table of Contents Contact Informa on ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ 2 Cowboy Ac on ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ 4 Archery ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ 5 Berns
Wier
Lobdell
Beauvais
Von Rusten
Haege Loiurio
Carr
Zeleney
Duncan
Siegrist
Olex
James
Robert
Bob
Phil
Herbert
Matthew
Dominic
Sabrina
David
Vaughn
George Mark J. November 2013 Plaid & Khaki‐24 Camping Commi ee ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ 5 Rifle Commi ee ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ 7 Skeet & Trap TFL ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ 7 Membership Minutes ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ 10,11 Calendar ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ 12,13 Educa on ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ 16 New Members ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ 24