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Affiliated with: National Rifle Association. • Calif. Rifle & Pistol Association. • California Outdoor Heritage AllianceSingle Action Shooting Society • San Diego Wildlife Federation & The National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association
Civilian Marksmanship Program • National Shooting Sports Foundation
MEETINGS
OFFICERS
Board Meeting1st Thursday
6:30 PM - Meeting Hall
General Meeting2nd Thursday
7:15 PM Meeting Hall
President - Neil Pisk LM760.781.1289
Vice President - Patrick Watson760.522.3912
Recording Secretary - Geoff Orchin LM760.741.3721
Board MembersDarrin Eaton LM 760.630.8339Ren Everett LM 760.432.2089Linda Linaker LM 760-638-0573Mike Marks PP LM 760.744.7784Ed Migdal LM 760.598.0093Norm Porst LM 760.271.8016Patrick Russ 760.644.2751
Chief Range OfficerTim Geiser - 760.738.9331
Asst. Chief Range OfficerJay Zimmett - [email protected]
TreasurerLucy Nelson LM - 760.533.3771
Association ClerkJuli Everett LM - 760.432.2089
Newsletter / WebmasterDarrin Eaton LM 760.630.8339
www.escondidofishandgame.com16525 Guejito Rd. • Escondido, CA 92027
EscondidoFish & GamE association
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NEXT WORK PARTY IS DECEMBER 9, 2017Provisional members; this is a good chance to get in your required volunteer hours. Followed by February 18th, 2018
The Presidents’ Corner
New MembersWelcome to all of our new members. Your Board of Directors is wishing the best of luck with your membership in our association and looking forward to many years of serving each other to maintain a safe and fun environment. Please plan ahead and get your six hour volunteer time done as soon as possible.WebsiteMany of you have already used the new, updated website. If you haven’t taken a look at our website lately, WOW! Many thanks go to Darrin Eaton and his committee. Many hours went into this project and Darrin used up most of them. Please, take a look. escondidofishandgame.com. KiosksThe information boards on the range sign-in/out kiosks are for official range information only. The kiosks are NOT to be used to hang personal messages by the general membership. {That is what the bulletin boards in the clubhouse are for}. The kiosk spaces (Excluding the sign in/out green sheets) are for use by the Board of Directors and the Chief Range Safety Officer only. Their purpose is to keep the membership informed of any changes in schedule, emergency closures, etc. Thank you all for your cooperation in this matter.KudosTo all of our Shoot Chairs. The men and women who come up to the range each and every month (some are here several times a month) to set up, run and clean up after each and every shoot. These folks put in a lot of volunteer hours and hard work. Please join me in saying THANK YOU for all you do. Next time you see one of these people, say thanks.
***Safety Tip- Cooler, moister weather will soon be upon us. Time to “winterize” your firearms. Take them out, wipe them down and give them a thin coat of lubricant to keep them rust free.
PLAY SAFE, STAY SAFE
Neil Pisk
I Second Annual Inter-Service Junior Work PartyWe had an amazing work party on October 1st. Volunteers from the Sea Cadets, Young Marines, Civil Air Patrol as well as some of our Junior Members showed up and worked hard to Make the Range Great Again. We cleared brush, mined lead, sorted brass and did lots of
other tasks to clean and maintain the Pistol Range and the roses. I want to take this
opportunity to thank the participants by name here and now. Laurie Bresnahan, Grace Bresnahan, Ken Halbert, Daysha Halbert, Chris Cote, Austin Cote, Marnie Kittel, Patrick Russ, Darrin Eaton, Jason Rodriguez, Christina Rodriguez, Jason Rodriguez, Jagger Rodriguez, Allan Rodriguez, Caleb Welchons, Aaron Welchons, Kristy Welchons, David Welchons, Chris Welchons, Dillion Welchons, Kyle Welchons, Jeremiah Hedgspeth, Grace Hedgspeth, Joel Hedgspeth, Elizabeth Hedgspeth, Camille Maffitt, Dan Hamnquist, Max Maffitt, Ethan Prom, Alek Prom, Michael Wilson, Ed Migdal, Preston Seymor, Bendi Davis, Tristan Keslar, Aidan Bohner, Syprus Serrano, Daniel Zepeda, Matthew Freese, Michelle Fan, Lizandro Zanoko, Terrence Sheehy, George Freese, Eric Pingilley, Drew Kay, Cory Duncan, Kaila Wright, Anthony Haceina, Pamela Tucker, Ray Bucholz, Lisa Carroll, Wei Lin Sun, Darrell Albert, Carlos Delgodillo
I Make Time to Attend a General MeetingBring a friend to the next General Meeting and one or both of you could win a few bucks. At the last General Meeting, L.T. Reynolds won the $25 door prize. Had she attended the meeting, Kate McGill would have won the $500 Attendance Prize. The next General Meeting is 11/9/2017. If you don’t show up, you can’t win.
I Donor List (10/12/2017)Thanks to all who donated to the raffle table at the last General Meeting - Jim Beck, Leonard Hodges, Al “Computer Guy” Anzelone, Bill Williams, Craig Rogers, Pamela A. Tucker, Ray Bucholz, Michael McKinney, Bud Smith, Dorothy Notter, North County Firearms
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MUZZLE LOADING BULLSEYE9/23/2017
Northwest TradegunBrad Speer ................................. 16Neil Pisk .................................... 11
MUZZLE LOADING SILHOUETTE9/24/2017
PistolCraig Rogers .............................. 12Ren Everett ................................ 10Garth Warner ............................ 10RevolverJoseph Jelinkek ............................ 7Rex Neilson ................................. 7Erik Olson ................................... 6Trade GunNeil Pisk ...................................... 4Open RifleElwanda Hannah ....................... 17Ren Everett ................................ 17Craig Rogers .............................. 15Primitive RifleJoseph Jelinek ............................ 12Garth Warner ............................ 11Cartridge RifleErik Olson ................................. 14
MUZZLE LOADING CONGRESS10/1/2017
RifleTom Arendell (Flintlock)......164-1XRen Everett (Percussion) ......114-1XRodney Gatien (Percussion) ..... 114Brad Speer (Flintlock) ................ 96Garth Warner (Percussion) ......... 92PistolRen Everett .........................166-1XBrad Speer ..........................160-1XGarth Warner .....................147-1XPat Watson ............................... 127Bill Hall ................................... 118TradegunTom Arendell ......................171-1XGarth Warner .......................... 137Brad Speer ............................... 125Pat Watson ................................. 48Overall ChampionBrad Speer ..........................381-1X
M A T C H R E S U L T S
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NATIONAL MATCH COURSE10/1/2017
Kevin Cooper .....................490-27Peter Morris ..........................476-9Mark Freedman ....................465-7Larry Bailey ..........................454-7Mark Greenlee .....................452-9John Marr .............................371-1Rub Johnson .........................196-0
JOHN C. GARAND MATCH10/1/2017
Peter Morris ..........................273-1Larry Bailey ..........................265-1Joe Vampola .........................262-4Mark Greenlee .....................256-0Jim McKim ...........................248-1
COWBOY ACTION10/07/17
Cattle Baron ......................JW BassClassic Cowboy ........ Cutter CartierCowboy .................Gunrunner PeteCowgirl ....................Fireball RainyDuelist .................................RustlerElder Statesman ..... Buckskin ButchGun Fighter ............... Moe T. VaderJr. Boy ............... Silver Dollar SmithLadies 49'r .................Lantana LadyLadies Sr. ................ Aurora CelesteLadies Silver Sr. .......... Paddy WackSenior ................... Smith MountainSilver Senior ............. Ruthless RothClean Shooter ......................Rustler
COMBAT MATCH10/7/2017
RevolverEric Jamios .......................... 165.84Gary Zwissler ..................... 186.49Greg Houck .......................... 283.6Semi AutomaticT.P. Curry .............................. 103.6Brian Lamb ......................... 122.54Todd Wilson ....................... 148.05ShotgunBrian Lamb ........................... 20.88Rand Nelson ......................... 23.02Eric McLeod ......................... 29.02
NRA PRECISION PISTOL10/8/2017
NRA 2700Three GunsJon Eulette ........................2601-82Robert Watson ..................2548-72Greg Walloch ...................2505-56Pat Clarkson .....................2363-53Ricardo Diesta ..................2349-26Rusty Carr .........................2275-30Virgilio Castro ..................2099-15Kevin Miller ......................2089-15Larry Rothrock ..................1830-08Two GunsGreg Benner .....................1566-21Gary Travis .......................1522-20One GunCyrus Samari ......................797-13Miki Cirkovic ......................761-14
SMALLBORE SILHOUETTE10/8/2017
Chris Johnson ...................19/40+1Jim McKim .......................19/40+0Bill Townsend ......................... 9/40Jared Johnson (Jr.) ................... 8/40
AIR PISTOL SILHOUETTE10/10/2017
Any Sights (Optics)Jim McKim ........................... 22/40Bill Townsend ....................... 13/40Open SightsJim McKim ........................... 23/40Bill Townsend ....................... 20/40
SMALLBORE RIFLE10/21/2017
50 yard 4-positionLarry Bailey ..........................353-6Jim McKim ...........................333-3Mark Drambrowski ...............311-2100 yard proneLarry Bailey ..........................378-7Jim McKim ...........................360-8
6321 (a) (1)Assets and liabilities, including the trust funds, of the corporation as of the end of the fiscal year Assets $1,114,965.00
Liabilities $123,285.00
6321 (a) (2)The principal changes in assets and liabilities, including trust funds, during the fiscal year. $34,528.00
6321 (a) (3)The revenue or receipts of the corporation, both unrestricted and restricted to particular purposes, for the fiscal year. $335,574.00
6321 (a) (4)The expenses or disbursements of the corporation, for both general and restricted purposes, during the fiscal year. $301,047.00
6321 (a) (5) Any information required by Section 6322:
6322 (d) (1)
Any covered transaction during the previous fiscal year involving more than $50,000 in which any director or officer had a direct or indirect material financial interest. None
Corporation Code 6321Annual Report as of June 30, 2017
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I Be a Raffle DonorYour donations help support our monthly General Meeting Raffle. Our entertainment Chairman is Bud Smith. If you have items you would like to donate to our monthly General meeting raffle, please contact Smoldering Bud at [email protected] Please consider new or used items in working order. Thanks for your support
I Help WantedOur current maintenance person is moving out of state soon and we are looking for a willing and qualified person to fit the bill for one of our few paid positions at EF&GA. If you or someone you know is interested, there will be a detailed description of the job duties on the web site http://www.escondidofishandgame.com
I NRA Metallic Cartridge Reloading (11/4/2017)The class is BACK! Although ammunition has plentifully come back to the market for now, there are restrictions that are being generated to hinder such purchases. It behooves one to have knowledge. Something that no one can take away. There is, again, opportunity to learn reloading techniques that will allow you to produce timely, consistent, accurate ammunition while receiving NRA certified reloading instruction.The class is divided into two parts: The First Part is strictly academic in structure and conducted at the EF&GA meeting hall. This session, is on Saturday, Nov 4th, 2017 and will run from 8:00 – 12:00. The Second Part is a “Hands On” reloading bench experience. This session generates the practical, detailed experience necessary while you successfully complete a number of your personal reloads. Scheduling the second session will be at a mutually agreed to time and date. This scheduling will be completed at the 1st session.The cost is two tiered: EF&GA members = $100; non-members = $110. For those individuals beginning and are without any reloading supplies (empty cases, powder, primers, etc..) a $10 surcharge will be applied. Prior registration and a $20 deposit is required to secure a place in this class. Registration is necessary and limited. For more information, contact Elvio Marchi at [email protected] or 760-734-3942
I Air Pistol PracticeKevin Miller runs the Air Pistol Practice in the Meeting Hall and it will resume operation starting in November. It is held on the 1st, 3rd and 4th Tuesday night each month from 6-8 PM.
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I High Power Rifle (11/11/2017) Come join us for the competitive and fun 100yard shoot starting at 8:00 am. Any sights are allowed. Any centerfire caliber is allowed. The event consists of 4-position shooting. Unlimited practice rounds and then 10 Rounds per position—1 Hour is total time allowed. EF&GA Members - $ 5.00, Non-Members $10.00. Contact Paul Hendrikson 760-522-4660 I NRA Home Defense Class (12/30/2017)This will make the perfect holiday present, whether for you, your loved ones, and/or friends! It is also scheduled on a Saturday. Home intrusions and robberies have been making the news daily. This one-day class addresses range exercises that emphasize potential home intruder encounters, movement to cover and use of cover/concealment, awareness, avoidance, and dealing with single to multiple threats, and a classroom session that expands upon the concepts you experience on the range and more. It includes the NRA certificate and handbook. This is an intermediate class: Students (adults 21+ who must have prior basic to intermediate experience/training in the safe use of, and legally be able to use handguns) will shoot their own handguns and ammunition. This class is listed on the NRA training website under Self Defense, NRA Basic Personal Protection In The Home Course at: http://tinyurl.com/y8ovc7aj To reserve your spot and for more information, email or call Bill Magdych: [email protected] 858-356-4019. Prior registration is required. Open to the public. Please let me know if you are an EFGA member. Note that all participants registered by November 30 are eligible for a discount and EFGA members receive an additional discount.
I Pistol Range PolitenessOn the East end of the Pistol Range, the bench was designed to be adjustable so that it can accommodate standard height as well as a wheelchair accessible height. A person who is mobility-challenged is at a disadvantage when it comes to adjusting the bench. If you change the bench height for an event or for your own use, please set it back to the lower height before you leave.
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In its infinite wisdom the California Legislature has decided to continue the war against the 2ndAmendment. As law abiding citizens
we have little choice, at this point, but to follow the law as written and deal with it as best we can. The problem with most gun laws is that they tend to
be written by people who seem to have little understanding of the meaning of “Law” let alone “guns “or how they apply to Constitutional Rights such as
described in the 2nd Amendment. Alternatively, perhaps they simply do not care.None-the-less we still have to deal with it all. For me, the question then becomes; “How does EF&GA deal with the new gun laws”? The short answer is that the rules we enforce are the administrative and safety rules that are published by our BOD and that apply to our range. Every gun owner is expected to know and understand the laws applicable to their own firearm(s). EF&GA does not accept the responsibility for seeing that every gun fired on our range meets all California regulations…that is the gun owner’s responsibility. Having said that, EF&GA certainly does not encourage its members to bring firearms onto the range that are not California compliant. For me, my job and that of all RSOs and members, for that matter, is to see that any firearm used on our range is used in the safest possible manner. I realize that California Gun Laws tend to be are poorly written and confusing at best. Don’t let that stop you from doing your best to understand them.I recently read an article which said that “Hatchet Throwing” is one on the fastest growing sports in this country. Well fancy that! EF&GA has a two areas set aside for learning this growing sport. Hay bales serve as a backstop and the “Hatchet Ranges” get a fair amount of use. When doing so, be sure to keep an eye out for our “friends” with rattles. Squirrels like to dig under the hay and our “friends” like to eat them. I will also say that contrary to what is often seen in the movies, throwing your tomahawk (hatchet) at the bad guy has always seemed like a bad idea to me. Better to save it for close up fighting. Same goes for your knife for that matter. Less anyone starts jumping to conclusions; I do not encourage anyone to try fighting with knives and tomahawks! I am just saying...
STAY SAFE, SHOOT STRAIGHT
By: Tim Geiser – CRSO • [email protected]
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bLaCK PoWder NeWsBy Garth Warner
September Contest: We had a good turnout this event. 14 entrants filled out the field in Pistol and Revolver alone. This event has also drawn a number of new entrants from both inside and outside of EF&GA. Hats off to our club Cracker Shoot Chair, Al Anzelone, who shot Cap and Ball revolver for the first time in competition. BTW......., he DID NOT finish last.Next Contest: November 26th is our first “Across the Course” shoot. Competitors will have the opportunity to shoot 3 rounds total at3 steel targets, at each range from 25 to 125 yards, in 25 yard increments. 1 point for each target knocked down. 18 points possible. There will be 3 classes like normal, Open Rifle, Primitive Rifle, and Cartridge Rifle. Due to the length of time involved in completing this course of fire, there will be NO PISTOL shoot in November. RIFLE WILL START at 09:00 AM, and run until completed. A FREE blind raffle is planned for paid entrants. Time permitting, we will have a brief, (Free), special event shoot after the last competition relay. (I will need help after the last competition relay to set it up)
Practical Black Powder Accuracy: Part 3
Now pick a patch lube and/or solvent. Some people prefer liquid patch lubes and some prefer grease patch lubes. Both have advantages and disadvantages. I am not going to touch on that now and will discuss it more in a future article. For now, pick a lube and use it both sparingly and consistently for the testing. For liquid lubes try 3 or 4 drops per patch and squeeze it out with your fingers. Take 10 or more pre-cut patches and squeeze them together tightly with a paper clamp, or even a shop vise. Place them in an air tight container a couple of days before you shoot to allow the lube to wick through the material. For strip patches, squirt a thin line of lube down the centerline of the patch. Spread it out with your fingers and roll the strip tightly into a cylinder. Squeeze or clamp it as described above. Place the rolled strips in an airtight container to wick. For grease patches, spread it on with your fingers and squeeze/wipe off as much as you can to make each patch consistent with the others.Last, but not least, you need lead round balls. Commercial swaged round balls can be purchased in diameters of .010 and .005 smaller than your bore. (For .50 caliber this would be .490 and .495 balls) You can mold your own
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How to place a classified ad
in the newsletter Please help to keep the classified section easy to read and well organized. There is no cost as long as you are an EF&GA member in good standing. Classified ads run for ONE newsletter (one month). If you want to repeat an ad for another month (with price adjustments, etc…) simply re-submit the ad request via e-mail.
Please submit requests for classified ads via email to [email protected] and be sure to double-check for spelling and grammar errors.
It may sound obvious but requests for classifieds are frequently received with not enough information to be useful to a reader. There are 5 main components of a classified ad:
Category – Most classifieds fall into one of 3 catego-ries, ‘For Sale’, ‘Wanted’, or ‘Lost & Found’.
Subject/Title – This will appear in bold in the advertise-ment. This should be short (2 or 3 words) and concise.
Description – This is the body of the advertisement and can be a few sentences but not more than a paragraph. Abbreviations appear cryptic and are not recommend-ed unless they are well known acronyms.
Price – A specific dollar amount as well as qualifiers give the reader important information. For example, “$600 or Best Offer, Buyer pays DROS, Will consider trades”
Contact Info – This should be a name AND a phone number (including area code) and/or an e-mail address.
Escondido Fish & Game Assoc.P.O. Box 460506Escondido, CA 92046Pub. Monthly, Vol. 20, Issue 11
DEADLINES!!Items For the Next Newsletter are Due
Saturday, November 18thAny and all requests for items to appear in the
monthly bulletin should be routed through
Darrin Eaton - 760-630-8339newsletter@escondidof ishandgame.com
RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIALLic.# 479694
S & L ELECTRICSal Paruolo
Cell Phone (760) 207-5437 Office/Fax (760) 941-2881 P.O. BOX [email protected] VISTA, CA 92085-3100
Browning HiPower 9mm, blue finish, adjustable sights, 2 mags. New in Box. $875.Kimber 82C Classic .22 LR Bolt Action Rifle, with Leupold VX-1 2-7x28 Rimfire Scope, 2 mags. Excellent Condition. $900.Walther PPK .380 ACP Pistol, stainless steel, Transition model with AAA serial number, 2 mags. New In Box. $800.Ponsness-Warren Du-O-Matic 375 Shotshell Reloader, 12 gauge. Very Good Condition. $150.Star Machine Works Bullet Lubricator and Sizer, includes 3 lubricator/sizer dies (.358”, .430” and .452”). Very Good Condition. $165. Buyer pays DROSContact: John, 760-741-7241 or [email protected]
Remington 700 BDL heavy barrel varmint rifle in 223 caliber. The barrel is 26" and has a Bushnell 4X12 scope with an adjustable objective. This an older rifle and has a bright blue finish and a high luster walnut stock with a cheek piece. Condition is like new with 100% finish on the action, barrel, and stock. $700.00Howa 1500 heavy barrel varmint rifle in 223 caliber. The barrel is 26" and has a Leupold Vari-X 6.5X20 40 M/M scope with an adjustable objective. The stock is composite and has a cheek piece. Condition is like new with 100% finish on the metal and stock. $700.00Benelli Montefeltro 12 gauge semi auto shotgun. The barrel is 28" and has five adjutable choke tubes and spacers to adjust the angle of the stock. This is a 1990's vintage shotgun and has a bright bule finish and a high luster walnut stock. Gun is new unfired and in the orginal box. $800.00.Contact: Stu, 760-636-5706 or [email protected]
RCBS 5-0-5 scale, excellent condition. $50.00ACTIV 12GA wads: ACTIV T-42 - 9 bags of 250. $30, or trade for WIN WAA12/SL or equal. Used Spolar Power Load hydraulic actuator w/QD hose connections, $680. Good condition, coupled to a P/W 900, $250Contact: Larry Mayer, 760-518-4092
Springfield XD 9mm 5”, tactical, low rounds. Talon rubber grips, 7 extra magazines. $450 – Buyer pays DROS. Contact: Dick at 760-212-1852
Ruger Bolt Action Rifle. .243 Winchester. NEW $200.00 Buyer pays DROS. Keystone Bolt Action Youth .22 Rifle. NEW $100.00 Buyer pays DROS. Contact: Rob, 858-248-7843
12 GA MEC 9000 Progressive Loader, Mint condition, w/ added accessories $400.0020 GA MEC 9000 Progressive Loader, Mint condition, w/ added accessories $400.00Contact: Jim Woodside, (760) 788-4862, [email protected]
AKC Labrador pups (Silver) Labrador puppies for sale. We have 2 males and 3 females. They come with 1st set of shots and vet checked. 1500$ with full registration. Ready to go home November 4thContact: Sharon De Salme, 760-213-2118 [email protected]
Mossberg - JM 930 Pro-Series Semi-Auto, 24" Barrel, 12 Gauge, 10 Shot, New Condition. $525 + DROS Contact: RSO Jay Zimmett, [email protected]
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CLASSIFIEDSAll sales must comply with Federal and State laws!
FOR SALE
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balls, but will have to deal with the sprue. (Sprue gets centered on the top of the ball when seated to minimize rotational mass anomalies)Now, after two pages of this BS we get to the fun part. Go to the range. Very early, or very late is good, with no wind and light attendance on most days. Set up your target at 75 yards. I say 75 yards because 50 yards is too short a difference to see definitive results, and at 100 yards the differences in patch thickness may print you off a 24" frame.Pick a powder charge to start with. Another “Rule of Thumb” for powder charges is, One and a Half times your caliber. Ok, for a .50 caliber that would be 75 grains of 2F powder.With your target set at 75 yards, load your rifle with 70 grains of 2F powder. Take your first selection of patches, (say the number .10 patches), center the pre-cut patch over the bore, center the ball and start it in the barrel with the short starter. If you are using strip patches, overlap the center of the bore, and seat the ball in the center of the strip material. For strip patches, only seat the ball to JUST BELOW the crown of the muzzle. This avoids having too much flap over the ball when you seat it with the long leg of the short starter. Using a REALLY SHARP knife, trim the excess patch strip square and flush with the muzzle. Try not to drop your rifle or cut your fingers while you do this. We will make fun of you. Seat the ball with the long end of the short starter and drive it home with your ram rod. Cap it and you’re ready to fire. Now. Shoot five round from the bench at your 75 yard target. Be as consistent in your bench shooting technique as possible. (10 rounds is statistically better but few people are going to bother). After shooting your first test relay, call the range cold and go down to replace your target
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EVENT CONTACTSShoot Chairs
Air Pistol Practice Kevin Miller 760-480-7267 [email protected]
Air Pistol Silhouette Jim McKim 760-745-4035 [email protected]
AR-15 Steel Match Eric Jamois 760-975-8565 [email protected] Black Powder Silhouette Garth Warner 760-420-7550 [email protected]
Combat Match Brian Lamb 858-610-9921 [email protected]
Cowboy Practice Tom Hockenberry 619-561-7843 Cowboy Shoot Jay Zimmett 858-735-2354 [email protected]
Carnival Shoot Al Anzelone 760-757-0122 [email protected] Cracker Shoot Al Anzelone 760-757-0122 [email protected] High Power Rifle Paul Hendrikson 760-522-4660 [email protected]
Muzzle Loading Bullseye Tom Arendell 760-743-4757 [email protected]
NIDPA Norm Porst 760-271-8016 [email protected]
NRA Precision Pistol Mark Freedman 760-402-6275 [email protected]
National Match Course Kevin Miller 760-480-7267 [email protected]
Smallbore Rifle Mike Marks 760-744-7784 [email protected]
Rimfire Benchrest Bill Montaney 619-508-3168 [email protected]
Trap (Wednesday & Saturday) Dan Dorman 858-204-4705 [email protected]
Trap (Tuesday) Bill Williams 760-518-8683 [email protected] Trap Card Shoot James Gordon 415-852-1086 [email protected] .22 Rifle Silhouette Larry Mora 760-298-3393 [email protected]
Junior Programs Junior Programs (all) Frank Alessio 760-743-8718 [email protected] Junior Archery Mike Marks 760-744-7784 [email protected]
Junior Rifle Ren Everett 760-432-2089 [email protected]
Junior Pistol Patrick Russ 760-644-2751 [email protected]
Junior Pistol Patrick Watson 760-522-3912 [email protected]
Junior Trap Curt Summers 760-746-6015 Junior Trap Steve Sparks 760-752-3349
Instructors Hunter Safety Education Bowhunter Safety Education Frank Alessio 760-743-8718 [email protected]
Basic Handgun NRA Home Firearm Safety NRA Refuse To Be a Victim Jack Bryson 760-746-2868 [email protected]
NRA Basic Pistol / Rifle NRA Basic Muzzle Loading Pistol / Rifle / Shotgun Neil Pisk 760-781-1289 [email protected]
NRA Basic Shotgun NRA Basic Muzzle Loading Pistol / Rifle / Shotgun Bud Smith 858-922-6489 [email protected]
NRA Basic Pistol / Rifle / Shotgun Dave Premetz 760-489-1082 [email protected]
NRA Metallic Cartridge Reloading Elvio Marchi 760-734-3942 [email protected]
NRA Personal Protection and Defense Bill Magdych 858-356-4019 [email protected]
NRA Women on Target Linda Linaker 760-638-0573 [email protected]
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RULES TO LIVE BY1. Treat every firearm as if it were loaded
2. Never point your firearm at anything you don’t intend to shoot
3. Keep your finger straight and off the trigger until you intend to fire
4. Know your target and the surroundings
Jr Marksmanship Inter-Service Working Party
For the second year in a row, the Jr Marksmanship Program
has been proud to host the members of the Civil Air Patrol, Sea
Cadets and the Young Marines, as well as a few of our own
Jr shooters for the 2nd annual Jr Marksmanship Inter-Service
Working Party.
The day started out warm but not to hot. The young adults got
a lot done in a little time. The work included pulling weeds
and trimming trees in and around the pistol range, sorting over
100 lbs of brass, putting up new target backers, mining over
2000lbs of lead, Filling over 100 new sandbags, cleaning out
the refrigerator in the Jr shed and helping Ray and Pamela with
the beautiful roses. It was truly amazing to see how well the
kids worked together to get everything done.
I would like to give a special thank you to a few people that
went above and beyond to make sure that everything went
smoothly. The first would be Laurie Bresnahan, she volunteered
to cook hamburgers and hotdogs for everyone. She not only
took care of getting all the food that we needed, but she
also made sure that it was ready on time and that everyone
got enough to eat. Not to mention that she made sure that
everything was cleaned up by the time that we were done.
Next is Ray Bucholz, Ray donated over $300 worth of raffle
prizes for the kids. He also worked with some of the kids in
the rose garden. Last but not least, Ed Migdal. Ed helped keep
make sure that everyone knew what needed to be done. Thanks
to Ed’s guidance, the pistol range looks amazing. And while
everyone did a great job, these three individuals put themselves
into key positions that really made a difference.
To all my fellow Marines out there, Happy Birthday, November 10th, 1775, 241 years of
protecting this great nation. Semper Fidelis.
To the all of the veterans out there, Happy Veteran’s Day, Thank you for your service.
JUNIOR CORNERBy Patrick Russ
JUNIOR ARCHERY10/22/2017
DeerJoseph Moreno ..................................................32RabbitJustin Essa ..........................................................28SquirrelJaime Mendez ...................................................20Mircalla .............................................................18Jagger Rodriquez ...............................................14Janea Mendez ....................................................13Caleb Loya ..........................................................8Luke Paulson .......................................................7Caroline Ibarra ....................................................7Aidan Loya ..........................................................1Nicholas Repreza ................................................1
JUNIOR PISTOL10/22/2017
DeerDaysha Halbert ...............................................311AJ Wagle ................................................... 307-1XCoyoteMichelle Fan .............................................. 262-1XDrake Stewart ............................................ 253-1XMark Ferdinandwalters ....................................227Joseph Alipranti ......................................... 221-1XRabbitCameron Meiss ................................................193Austin Cote ......................................................182Natalie Alipranti ..............................................179Jackie Kinch............................................... 177-1XJoseph Kreeger .................................................176Justin Essa ........................................................151Sheridan Abrajano ...........................................150Jason Rodriguez ......................................... 146-1XGrace Bresnahan .............................................145Ashten Jensen ..................................................145John Alipranti ..................................................135Ashton Wright .................................................131Michael Kreeger ..............................................123Ernesto Reyes ..................................................102SquirrelSyprus Serrano ............................................. 83-1XKestrin Walsh .............................................. 80-1XJustin Ibarra .......................................................48Victoria Kreeger ...................................................7CricketAlexandra Kreeger
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and brown backing paper as needed. Get back to the range house and write down the distance, powder load, ball and patch size on the target. Save it. Move to the next patch thickness and repeat. Continue testing with increasing thicknesses of patching while taking notes on each test string. When you reach a point where you can’t load a ball without bashing on it, you’re done.You should be able to short start the ball with a single sharp slap of your palm on the short starter without deforming the ball. You should be able to use your ram rod to drive the ball down to the top of your powder charge in one or two strokes. If you need to use a hammer to short start the ball, or drive the ramrod home, the combination you are using is too tight. Lead round balls are SOFT. Bashing the nose of a ball flat with your short starter or ramrod is not a good thing. As I indicated in the previous article, round ball ballistics are very poor. Shooting a flat nosed round ball is an extremely inaccurate way to waste powder and lead. (How many SUPERSONIC vehicles or objects do you see with a flat nose ?) Now, take a look at all of your targets and your notes. Some groups will be larger or smaller than others. Most likely you will start with large groups, The groups will get smaller. The groups will then open up again. Write down what ball and patch combo provided the smallest groups. Whichever one that was. is the “RIGHT” ball/patch combo for your rifle. Go buy 5 yards, (or more), of that material from the same source and you’re set for a couple of years. Assuming your rifle was roughly “sighted in” your groups were “on” the 24" frame at 75yards. Your groups are probably not “zeroed” on the center of the target. Don’t bother to make sight adjustments for anything other than windage because.. We are not done yet.Now we get to do some more shooting and testing. Yeah, I know. You just shot 30 balls and 2,100 grains of powder. For that expense and time you found a ball patch combo that works for that individual rifle. Now we are going to take it a step further. Starting at 50 grains of powder and a fresh target, shoot five more rounds from the bench using the patch and ball that worked best for you in the previous test. Swap targets and write your notes, Now shoot 55 grains. Repeat the above test by increasing the powder charge by 5 grains for each 5 shot string until you get to the point that you realize that the groups are getting unacceptably large. Depending on the rifle that could be anywhere from 85 grain of powder on up. When you reach that point stop. Look at your targets and your notes. Which group was the smallest ? That powder charge, whatever it was, is the most accurate charge you can shoot with that ball and patch combination. Now you can zero your rifle to hit Point of Aim, or 6:00 o’clock, at whatever range you choose. (Choose 100 yards and POA. I’ll explain next month).I am going to break off at this point and leave you with another teaser URL link. http://blackpowderrifleaccuracy.com/This link takes you to a web page by Dutch Schoultz. Drop $20 and he will send you a 16 page packet that explains how to get the accuracy that you’re looking for. He explains it better than I can. He also sends quite a bit of info on target interpretation. It is more than worth the price.I’m going to leave it at that for this month. Practice more..
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NRA Basic Shotgun Class
JANUARY 28, 2018 Sunday 8am-5pm
This class covers firearm safety and basic skills of Shotgunning. It is also designed to train the student on the proper skills required to hit a moving target. The NRA Certified Shotgun Course teaches stance, gun ready position, swing to target, trigger pull and follow through. The class consists of classroom exercises and hands-on instruction including live fire exercise through which students will learn and demonstrate safe and proper shotgun shooting procedures and technique. Hands on range time will include techniques required for shooting moving targets-(Trap). Upon successful class completion students will receive the NRA Basic Practical Rocker and an NRA Basic Shotgun Certificate. Classes are limited to 10 Students.
or register online through the NRA at: www.nra.org
Bud Smith: Chief Range Safety Officer/ Range Safety Officer, Certified NRA Instructor: Muzzleloading Rifle, Muzzleloading Pistol, Muzzleloading Shotgun, Refuse to be a Victim, Basic Rifle, Pistol and Shotgun.
David Premetz: NRA Training Counselor/Chief Range Safety Officer/Certified Instructor for Rifle, Pistol, Shotgun, Range Safety Officer, Personal Protection, Home Firearm Safety. California Department of Fish & Game - Certified Hunter Education Instructor. International Bow Hunter Education Federation - Certified Bow Hunter Instructor.
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Trap Straights9/9/2017 Kurt Sachau (25), Butch Smallenberger
(25, Rich Davis (50), Mark Eller (50x2)
9/20/2017 Erik Skyhar (25), Mike Renwick (25)
9/26/2017 Rich Davis (25), Kurt Sachau (25),
Bill Magdych (25), Mark Eller (50),
Tim Newsom (25 at 5-Stand)
10/3/2017 Bob Hoag (25), Harold Itchkawich (25),
Clyde Ewin (25), Rich Davis (50)
10/7/2017 Rich Lippucci (25 - Shot his hat!!!)
10/10/2017 Harold Itchkawich (25), Mark Eller (100)
10/11/2017 Darrin Eaton (25)
10/17/2017 Rich Davis (25), Mark Eller (25, 50)
10/18/2017 Marv Vantland (25)
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