January 2016

http://www.skylinehfc.org/
P.O. Box 621489
Littleton, CO 80162-1489
January 2016
REMINDER TO ALL MEMBERS
Lockheed Martin's Workplace Security policy, CPS-565 is strictly enforced. One provision of
the policy is a workplace free of weapons, which includes Firearms, Ammunition, Bows and
Arrows. The club must emphasize this policy to our members. Additionally, a state issued
CCW permit does not supersede nor over ride this LMA policy. Members wanting to store
firearms or archery equipment during the day ONLY, must contact Gene Adamson (303-6672871) or Dave Mulholland (303-977-3674) for access instructions.
PRESIDENT’S MONTHLY MESSAGE
Scott A. Lowery, President 2015
MONTHLY MEETING MINUTES
Skyline Hunting and Fishing Club
Board of Directors Meeting Minutes
January 4, 2016
1. Call to order ____5:12______pm
2. Members Present: Jim Cathcart, Tom Moore, Gene Adamson, Walter Tang, Wayne
MacGregor, Bill Schloesslin, Amy Flanagan, Dennis Dal Pra
Not Present: Scott Lowery
Guests: Norm Viste, Brent Hansen
3. Treasurer’s Report
 Amy emailed copies of Treasurer Report to the BOD on December 30th.
 Discussed current budget amounts left to go.
 Motion made to accept by Jim, Gene 2nd, unanimous vote
4. Old Business
 Recap of December Meeting
o See minutes from newsletter
o Great potluck turnout
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o Great presentation on AK-47 build
Recap of Reloading Class
o 34 students
o No safety issues
o Good feedback from the students
o Will try to schedule another session or two
5. New Business
 2016 Budget Process
o Amy will call for requests ASAP
o Zero based budgeting
o Draft budget in February
o Final at March meeting
 Introduced Brent Hansen as new Trap Shooting Chairman
 RSO Coverage Discussion
o RSO’s will be REQUIRED to sign up for a minimum of 6 hours through
the year and will be signed up at or prior to the annual renewals (RSO
calendar filled out in order to receive RSO badge).
o Events are NOT required to provide the RSO out of their shooters (RSO’s
will be provided from the club pool).
o Ad Hoc RSO duties are NOT considered part of the 6 hour requirement
unless backfilling for the “registered” RSO in the case where they would
need to leave before the end of shift (family emergency, work call, etc.)
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2016 Banquet/Venue
o Date to be February 7th
o Location University Club
o Look at menu options to keep the cost per head down.
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2016 Ballot
Honorary Life Member Candidates
o BOD discussed the selected candidates and voted on them
500-Yard Range
o Company has a large amount of dirt to get rid of
o ESH needs to figure out how to separate the spoils pile
o Target backing will need to be built up
o This would be a “special use” range only!
CBI Tax
o Discussion with Colorado Department of Revenue told us that a “service”
is not a taxable item.
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Fishing Chairman
o Dave Harrison will be taking a new job and we will need to find a new
chairman before March.
Walk On Topics
Adjourn ___7:58_______pm
Jim Cathcart, RS 2015
CLUB NEWS –
SHFC ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET FEBRUARY 21ST
The annual banquet will be held Sunday February 21st, 2016 at the Arrowhead Golf Club
Roxborough Room. Arrival 11am to 12 pm. Banquet and program start 12 pm. Click here for
directions. All members and their family are invited. Please note this is a date change to deconflict with Super Bowl Sunday. Click here for more information on the SHFC site.
Come and welcome the 2016 board members, socialize with fellow members, see who takes
home the Big Game Contest Trophies, induct the Honorary Life Members and win some great
door prizes and more. The grand prize is a DPMS Oracle AR15. The price is $25 per person
paid at the door. We are requesting members RSVP a week prior to the event (February 15th) so
we can provide a good head count to Arrowhead. Please send RSVP to Tom Moore via email at
lynntommoore@gmail.com . Please RSVP today. We are encouraging all members to come
with a great price and super grand prize.
Buffet Menu:
 Arrowhead Salad: Fresh Field Greens, Strawberries, Cranberries, Sugared Pecans,
Gorgonzola Cheese crumbles, served with Sweet Pear Vinaigrette
 Prime Rib: Rosemary & Garlic Crusted Prime Rib served with Au Jus
 Chicken Piccata: Marinated Breast of Chicken served with a Lemon Beurre Blanc Cream
Sauce and topped with Capers
 Herb Roasted Potatoes: Tarragon and fresh Garlic roasted Potatoes
 Vegetable medley
 Assorted breads with dairy fresh butter
 Chocolate Mousse Martinis with Fresh Berries
 Non Alcoholic Beverages Included
 Glass of Champagne Included
 Cash Bar
Arrowhead will offer a vegetarian dish or gluten free dish to those who need it. Please note with
RSVP.
RSVP to Tom Moore via email at lynntommoore@gmail.com .
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BALLOT FOR 2016 BOARD AVAILABLE ON WEBSITE
The ballot for the 2016 SHFC Board of Director Election is located on the SHFC website here.
http://www.skylinehfc.org/home/2016-ballot Please take a moment to download a copy and cast
your vote. Your ballot can be returned via e-mail to Jim Cathcart (james.a.cathcart@LMCO.com
), via Interoffice mail to Jim Cathcart (M/S 1110), or by U.S. Mail to Jim Cathcart, 10346 W.
Bellewood Pl, Littleton, CO, 80127. Ballots may also be hand delivered to the SHFC Board of
Directors at the beginning of the February 1st, 2016 SHFC Board meeting (5:15 pm). Mailed
and hand delivered ballots must be signed, e-mailed ballots will be validated by e-mail return
address.
Here is information on the candidates to help with your vote.
Position: President:
Wayne MacGregor: I am a “double” retiree from
both LM and ULA. I began my career with Martin
Marietta in 1981 at Vandenberg AFB. The bulk of
my career was spent in the Program
Planning/Performance Measurement organizations
with a short interruption during the 1990’s where I
tried my hand at private consulting. I’ve been an
active member of Skyline for over 10 years and the
Vice President of the club for the past three. I’ve
been married for 37 years and have two grown
children, Molly and Colin. I enjoy all forms of
shooting sports, but particularly shotgunning and participate regularly in the skeet program at
SHFC. I also enjoy hunting, fishing and off-roading. My other major hobbies are motorcycling
and beer making. I’ve been involved in shooting sports for over 50 years starting when I bought
my first .22 rifle in 1958. I have memberships in the NRA, GOA, and NAGR and am an ardent
supporter of the Second Amendment.
Position: Vice President:
Norm Viste: I am 76. I retired from Lockheed 15 years ago after 37
years, the last 14 as Chief Engineer of Atlas Development.
I joined SHFC in 2008. I regularly pull RSO Duty, shoot Skeet &
Practical Pistol, and help with range maintenance. I recently dusted
off my 64 year old Winchester model 69A .22, put a new scope on it,
and have begun shooting Rimfire Silhouettes. I Just bought a DPMS
.223 AR-15, put a scope on it, and will begin shooting Centerfire
Silhouettes next week.
This past summer, I designed the new Skeet high house, got contractor
bids, and scheduled and oversaw the demo and construction of the
new building. It came in on schedule and within budget. Come look at
it!
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I have been the Committee Chair for the keeping of the Workbond records for the last 7 years,
and picked up the record keeping for the RSO work when that started. I put those up on the
SHFC web site for all to easily access.
For fun, I Ski, play with computers, Tutor high school kids in Math, Hike, act as a Mentor to
ULA college interns in the summer intern rocket program (Large Sport Rockets), volunteer at
my church in several areas, read a lot, reload shotshell, 40 S&W, and .223, visit my kids and
grandkids in California, and try to keep the grass green.
I would like to help the club prosper, run smoothly, be fun and safe to shoot at, be well
maintained, and add capability to the existing ranges.
Mike Browning: Mechanical engineer, shooter,
sportsmen, outdoorsman, welder/fabricator, mechanic,
philosopher, NRA instructor, RSO, husband, father,
grandfather, patriot.
I moved to Durango Colorado from Indiana 40+ years
ago in my '51 Willys Pickup. There I learned welding,
blacksmithing, and metal fabrication working in
various welding shops and self owned businesses until
I became enlightened (I wasn't one of "the beautiful
people" of Durango, and laying under a bull dozer
welding in Silverton in January was ok at 21, but seemed a grim prospect for my golden years)
and got educated as an engineer (CSU, BSME 1983 and MSME 1994). I've since worked for 33
years as a mechanical engineer in various aerospace companies working on rocket engines,
lasers, very large, and, very small space craft. I've raised a family in Deer Creek Canyon, and
now have two granddaughters in Alaska. I retired from Lockheed Martin in 2011 but still hang
my hat at a local consulting firm (Instar Engineering).
Shooting interests
If it goes bang, I'm interested. Growing up in rural Indiana and working for several farmers
around my home, I did a lot of small game hunting and trapping, and some varmint hunting. My
focus has changed over the years. In Durango, it was big game hunting and handgun varmint
hunting. Shotgun shooting has been my focus in the past and I always enjoy it. I love trap and
skeet and sporting clays. I've taken several big game animals with a muzzle loader. For a while, I
shot bench rest with Jack Snyder here at the club. Varmint hunting with precision rifles is my
primary hunting focus currently. Practical pistol and 3 gun are my current passions and I try to
make all of the club shoots for these.
Hobbies
Well, obviously, shooting. I love to fish, especially small high mountain streams. Hiking,
backpacking, four wheeling/off roading, exploring back country to the point that I'm not quite
sure where I am. I like making things (mostly out of metal). Fixing things. Hobby gunsmithing. I
like long range shooting at small furry rodents. I go skiing once every 2-3 years just so I
remember how.
Advancement of the club
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Of course I'm in favor of improved equipment where needed and applicable. Examples would be
regular maintenance and use of the running deer setup, resetting steel targets for pistol shooting
at the MFF. I dream of a 500 yard rifle range and would support efforts to bring this to fruition. I
also would like to bring back some form of organized bench rest or varmint match shooting (no
live targets) at the club. This could start out as informal shoots just to get some people together at
a regular time and see how small a group we can shoot off bench or bipod and could morph into
NBRSA or Varmint Hunters Association sanctioned shoots.
Position: Recording Secretary:
Dan Zettler: I am a spacecraft mechanical design engineer working for
Commercial Space. I joined Lockheed Martin Commercial after
graduating from Drexel University in 2012. I transferred to Denver from
Newtown after the plant closed in July of 2014. I got married this past
October to my wife Sarah, and adopted a German shepherd mix puppy
in December.
My shooting interests include rifle and pistol shooting, as well as
reloading for both. I shoot primarily AR-pattern rifles, but for pistols I
prefer the classics: 1911s and revolvers. Outside of shooting, I enjoy
hiking, camping, and martial arts.
My primary goal in serving on the SHFC board of directors is to grow
club membership. The main target of my membership outreach will be younger employees and
veterans. Both of these demographics are currently underrepresented in the club population and
can help to spur and sustain interest in the shooting sports- something necessary to prevent future
infringements on our Second Amendment freedoms. I would utilize the TV screens posted
around Lockheed’s campus as well as the NESSC (New Employees of Space Systems Company)
orientation and newsletter to draw in new members by highlighting items of interest that appeal
to the younger generation of shooters (such as practical pistol and 3-gun).
Jim Cathcart: I am running for Recording Secretary. I have been a member of SHFC for
almost 30 years. I have been on the board since 2010. I have served as President twice and was
Recording Secretary last year. During my two terms as President, I oversaw the team of
members tasked with reopening the range after the fire and after the accidental shooting. I am an
NRA Training Councilor, Certified Instructor, and Chief Range Safety Officer. Firearms are a
huge passion for me and have been for my entire life. I really enjoy serving on the BOD because
it gives me a chance to meet so many club members and ensure that SHFC is being run the way
that YOU want it to be done. It will be my pleasure to continue this work in 2016.
Position: Corresponding Secretary
Walter Tang: 2015 Corresponding Secretary and SHFC Honorary Life Member. Recently
retired from LM. Coordinator for SHFC 3 gun matches and the General Membership Steel Day
event. NRA certified RSO and Instructor for Basic Pistol and Personal Protection In the Home.
My goal is to improve communication with our members to help promote involvement,
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participation, fun, safety and membership growth. Assure board functions per the club By-Laws
and spends budget responsibly.
Position: Treasurer:
Amy Flanagan: 38 year career in aerospace. Retired from LM.
Activities:
Pursuing a Masters Degree in Accountancy
Part-time accountant for a Highlands Ranch firm (seasonal)
Colorado Master Gardener and
Colorado Native Plant Master through the Colorado State University Extension
Douglas County Sheriff’s Department Victims’ Advocate volunteer
U.S. National Park Service Master Ranger Volunteer, Trails and Rails Program
2014 Director, Skyline Hunting and Fishing Club
2015 Treasurer
I am the club’s liaison for liability insurance and club memberships with SIAI, NSSA, NSSF. I
submit state and federal filings.
I occasionally pistol shoot with my family at our range.
I am an infrequent RSO.
Other interests include running, fiber arts and Grandma duties.
Position: Director 2018:
Dennis Dal Pra: Lockheed Martin employee since 1979; transferred to
Denver from Sunnyvale in 2002 and have been a club member since. Past
club Treasurer and President; pistol and rifle shooter; enjoy road trips in
the mountains and off-road exploring. Enjoy helping the club be
successful, my focus would be on member safety and keeping the club
open and accessible.
Randy Houchen: I am running for the At Large member of the Skyline
Hunting and Fishing Club’s Board of Directors. I have been a member of
the Club since 2001 when I started with LMCO’s Security and
Emergency Services. During my LMCO career I served as the Senior
Firearms Instructor and LMCO’s liaison with the Skyline Hunting and
Fishing Club. In February 2015 I retired from Lockheed Martin, but
continue to be involved with the Club activities and I am currently a
Range Safety Officer (RSO) and a member of the NRA with instructor
certifications in LE pistol, shotgun, and rifle training. I enjoy all outdoor
activities including shooting sports, waterfowl hunting, and fishing. I
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spent last summer renovating a 1971 Amerigo F-16 camper and participating in the Club’s AK47 build program.
I would appreciate the opportunity to represent the Skyline Hunting and Fishing Club
membership as a Director and would continue to build on the many exciting activities and
projects that the Club has promoted in the past. I would continue to foster a cooperative
relationship with LMCO, beneficial external organizations, and the membership. Additionally, I
would ensure that the Club remains financially sound and the infrastructure is adequately
maintained.
CLUB PURCHASING PROCESS AND CONTACTS UPDATED
The SHFC purchasing processes and contacts such as for FFL firearm purchases or transfers;
group buy at Powder Valley; the new class III (NFA) items; etcetera, are posted on the club
website for download here http://www.skylinehfc.org/events-calendar-andnewsletter/fflpurchasing .
TRAP UPDATE
Brent Hansen has volunteered to be the new Trap committee chair. Please contact Brent at
bhansen30@gmail.com or 661-205-6555. Brent has a few volunteer ROs to help him run the events
but I’m sure he is interested in more help. Please contact Brent for the winter trap schedule.
Thank you to Brent for stepping up.
GENERAL MEMBERSHIP STEEL DAY
The next GMSD will be January 30th, 2016 at the pistol range from 10 am to 2 pm. We’ll have
steel targets for rimfire and center fire pistol. The GMSD are on the 5th Saturday of the month
from 10 am to 2 pm, weather and volunteers permitting. Please check the SHFC website for
status of the event. Contact Walter Tang, 303-408-7860.
NEW REQUIREMENT FOR 2016 TO BE RSO
See below for updates to the SHFC RSO program. These changes and new RSO requirements
were made by the board to improve RSO sign up on the RSO calendar to allow better access to
general membership.
Range Safety Officer (RSO) Changes to Support SHFC
Problem Description: Members have been told that access to the firearm ranges requires an RSO
to have signed up on the calendar. Members are complaining access is very difficult when there’s
no one signed up.
Current Environment: The club has a company requirement that firearm ranges must have a
Range Safety Officer (RSO) overseeing safety and access requirements to consider the range as
Open. The club has over 200 members that have been trained to perform the duties as Range
Safety Officers (RSOs). The critical shortage of RSOs signing up for coverage of the Range
prompted the Board to ask for recommendations for changes. Meetings were held to solicit ideas
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and propose actions with many experienced RSOs present or through other suggestion paths. We
received a wide array of everything imaginable.
Corrective Actions: The following are the actions that received the Board’s approval to form the
basis for our 2016 program; these will be discussed in detail at the Annual Safety Briefings that
will begin in March.
1.
There has not been a mandatory service requirement to allow people to maintain their
RSO capability. The new requirement beginning 2016 membership year is: to maintain or obtain
an RSO capability, individuals will be required to sign-up for 6 hours minimum on the RSO
calendar and perform the RSO duty . These hours can be done in segments to total 6 hours
minimum. Many members wanted to get their RSO capability so they are able to open the range
on their own. Most did not enter their coverage in the calendar for many reasons and therefore
the general membership was not able to count on or see the coverage. Hours done as Ad Hoc
RSO or for other club activities do NOT count toward this RSO requirement. RSO performed
hours must be recorded on the RSO calendar and on the RSO hours log, which is maintained by
Norm Viste, to verify RSO eligibility for next year’s renewal.
2.
To maintain or receive your RSO badge for 2016 membership year, RSO must sign up
for 6 hours minimum on the RSO calendar in the fiscal 2016 period (March 1, 2016 to February
28, 2017). You will not receive your RSO badge at membership renewal until you have signed
up for the minimum 6 hours total on the RSO calendar for the 2016 period. Signing up on the
RSO calendar is a commitment to perform the RSO duties. If a time conflict later arises for the
sign ups, the RSO has the flexibility to make adjustments such as swapping shifts with other
RSO, but must update the RSO calendar and perform the required minimum hours.
3.
Any members wanting to become RSOs will be offered classes to develop personnel with
this requirement and commitment to the club clearly in mind. Members are urged to contact
Gene Adamson at aprilndwayne@aol.com for adding their name to the list and scheduling
Information.
4.
NRA RSO certification is not required to be an RSO, just the RSO training offered in 3
above which will be maintained by Gene Adamson. Therefore SHFC will no longer reimburse
the NRA RSO certification fee.
NEXT RSO CLASS
If you want to become an RSO, the next RSO class is January 26th at 5:30 pm at the club house,
please contact Gene Adamson, 303-667-2871, with any questions or to sign up.
RSO HOURS
Norm Viste has updated the Workbond Tab on the SHFC website at http://www.skylinehfc.org
to "Workbond & RSO Hours" so that it now provides access to the latest tabulation of RSO
Hours worked from Feb 2015 on, to support the requirements for RSO Hours for Registration
next February. If you want to become an RSO, please contact Gene Adamson, 303-667-2871,
with any questions.
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2016 NRA CLASSES
We have tentatively scheduled a Basic Pistol class in April (April 14th; 16th) and a Personal
Protection in the Home class in May (May 19th; 21st and 23rd). Class slots are first come first
served. Class date will be confirmed when we get the minimum required students to hold the
class. If the class is sold out, we’ll start a wait list and when wait list exceeds the minimum we’ll
schedule another class. So please signup or get on the wait list to assure we have at least the
minimum students to hold the classes. Please contact Gene Adamson,303-667-2871 to signup.
We are trying a two day format for BP class to see if students like that better. The 14th is
classroom session in the evening 6 pm to 10 pm. The 16th is a range session in the morning from
8am to 1 pm and then a classroom session in the afternoon finishing at around 5 pm.
PPITH is the typical schedule with classroom on the 19th 23rd from 6 to 10 pm and range session
on the 21st from 8 am to 1 pm.
SHFC offers NRA Classes in Basic Pistol (BP) and Personal Protection in the Home (PPITH).
These BP Classes include familiarization with a handgun, how it works, safe storage, etcetera
and shooting at the SHFC Range. BP is a pre-requisite for PPITH; Please visit the SHFC NRA
Class site for more information.
If you have questions concerning these classes, please contact Gene Adamson, Jim Cathcart or
the listed lead instructor.
RANGE SAFETY TIP OF THE MONTH
New snow shovels are available in the back part of the RSO shed for members use to clear
shooting areas of snow. Please put the shovels back in the RSO shed after you’re done. Thank
you.
MEMBERS INPUT
If you have club related pictures, stories, member news, comments, suggestions or questions,
please send them to me walter_tang@msn.com or other board member and I’ll put it on here.
If it’s a question or suggestion, we’ll put the answer or board response on here also.
Here’s a picture of Arthur Henry and
the elk he took in December north of
Craig. Hunt was an RFW hunt.
Mature cow elk was hit once at 222
yards with a 225 gn .338 Winchester
Magnum bullet. Bullet blew through a
rib on entering and exited the opposite
side of the animal between two ribs.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Ads will ONLY be run for three months unless you resubmit the ad - no exceptions. Please let
me know when you no longer need the ads so I can delete it. Ads must be received by the 1st
Monday of the current month to be included in the upcoming newsletter. Send ads to
walter_tang@msn.com
Using a consistent format makes the classifieds easier to read and post. Pictures are welcome.
Any ads not in the following format will be returned for correction. Ads are listed in order
received.
Item Model/Specifications (condition).
$Asking Price
Everything you would like to know about the item if it were you who was interested and does not
fit on the 1 line title including model, specifications and photo.
Contact Name at (xxx) xxx-xxxx and/or Name@address.com
Glock G30SF New in Box
$540
G30SF subcompact 45 ACP (SF = short Frame). New in box, never fired. Complete with
original box, accessories and two magazines. Contact David Mulholland at 720-939-1951 cell
and/or david.b.mulholland@lmco.com.
Sig Pro 2022 9mm semi-auto (excellent)
$480
DA/SA, black polymer, night sights, accessory rail, and two grip sizes. Newer threaded barrel.
Has original and two newer 15 round mags. Original container and owner’s manual (approx. 500
rounds fired). Well maintained. Note: All Sig handguns use a combat sight picture. Firearm is
$435 ($500 new without threaded barrel). Two additional Sig mags are $45 ($76 new).
Contact Keith Hammons at 303-519-8756 and/or kchammons@1791.com.
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Laserlyte Laser Trainer Target TLB-1 (excellent)
$140
The LaserLyte Laser Training Target is a tool for practicing/teaching shooting skills. The target
records precisely where a laser hits. It also records each shot for later feedback, so you can
concentrate on the next shot rather than the last - just like at the range. It can register shots up to
50 yards away. Also included in the package is a Laserlyte LT-Pro Pistol laser which adjusts to
fit in handguns (9mm – 45 ACP). Operates with 3 AAA batteries (included). Also includes two
12 packs of laser batteries. See YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9_qMxHj0Mw.
Contact Keith Hammons at 303-519-8756 and/or kchammons@1791.com.
LT-PRO:
Blackhawk Rail Mount Vertical Fore-grip - 71VG00BK (excellent)
$15
Constructed of high performance fiberglass reinforced polymer - improves weapon control and
heat management. Redundant clamp screws for secure, reliable mounting. Adjustable length and
sealed compartment for tools and batteries. Original price $29 - slightly used. Contact Keith
Hammons at 303-519-8756 and/or kchammons@1791.com.
SKS Magazine (New).
Asking $20
Tapco 10 round magazine. It's the size of a 20 round, but is supposed to
only hold 10. I haven't tried. When I ordered it I was hoping for a
version that wasn't as tall. This one is about 7". It's new in the package
and hasn't been tried in my rifle.
New is $26.50.
Contact vito for details at (720) 291-4719 and/or
jrdeangelis78@gmail.com
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Once-Fired Pistol Brass (excellent).
Asking 5 to 10 cents each
357 Mag, 380 Auto, 9mm, 40 S&W, 45 ACP, and some others.
Or will trade for 44 Special and 454 Casull.
Contact vito for details at (720) 291-4719 and/or jrdeangelis78@gmail.com
Once-Fired Rifle Brass (excellent).
Asking 25 to 75 cents each
243, 6mm Rem, 25-06, 264 Win Mag, 270 Win, 270 WSM, 7mm Rem Mag, 7.62x39, 30-30,
300 Sav, 30-06, 300 Win Mag, 300 WSM, 338 Win Mag, 444 Marlin, and a few others.
Or will trade for 45-70 and 450 Marlin.
Contact vito for details at (720) 291-4719 and/or jrdeangelis78@gmail.com
Remington .458" 300 grain Jacketed Hollow Points (JHP) bullets. (excellent). Asking $0.40
This is NOT loaded ammo. Great for 45-70, 450
Marlin, & light loads in 450 Nitro Express, 458 Win,
458 Lott and 460 Weatherby. I have 400; will sell 1 to
all 400 (for $150). I've only plinked with them, so I
can't say how they work on game, but some say they
are great for deer (see reviews at Midway USA
website). 40 cents each.
Contact vito at (720) 291-4719 and/or
jrdeangelis78@gmail.com
Burris 30mm Scope Rings, Model 420581 (excellent).
Universal dovetail, matte black, high. Includes standard ‘zero’
inserts as well as the +/- 0.010 offset inserts. Midway USA sells
them for $62.
Contact vito at (720) 291-4719 and/or jrdeangelis78@gmail.com
Asking $35
Burris 2-Piece Trumount standard scope bases, Model 110R (excellent).
Fits Savage 110-116 long action & 10-16 short action hunting,
varmint and law enforcement rifles with round receivers. Also
fits Stevens Model 200. Matte black. Midway USA sells them
for $20.
Contact vito at (720) 291-4719 and/or jrdeangelis78@gmail.com
Asking $10
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CALENDAR
This calendar is the latest we have at time of publication. Please check with the event chair
listed for updates or details for the event. Go to the SHFC website for the full year calendar.
January 2016
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
1 New Years
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Skeet:
Range:
Shotgun
1100-1300
Wayne
MacGregor
303-9781494
Board
Meeting
Clubhouse
1715 to 1830
Scott Lowery
303-9776460
10
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Skeet:
Range:
Shotgun
1100-1300
Wayne
MacGregor
303-9781494
5
6
7
Day
(off friday)
Skeet:
Range: Shotgun
1100-1300
Wayne
MacGregor
303-978-1494
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Saturday
2
Rimfire
Silouette
Range: 200yd
(Rerserved)
0830 – 1300
Ron Gorski 303977-8474
Tom Fellon 303908-6565
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Muzzle Loaders
Range: 200yd
(Reserved)
1000-1300
Ken Ruiz
303-660-8655
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13
14
15 (off
friday)
Multi-Gun
Training Day:,
Range: MFF
0830-1130
(Reserved)
Dave Hartman
303-971-4971
0830-1300
NRA High
Pwr Rifle:
Range: 200yrd
(Reserved)
0830-1300
Dennis Casey
303-971-7197
Skeet Shoot:
Range: Shotgun
1100-1300
Wayne
MacGregor
303-978-1494
Trap Shoot:
Range: Shotgun
1300-Done
Brent Hansen
661-205-6555
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Centerfire
Silouettes
Range: 200yd
(Reserved)
0830-1200
Ron Gorski 303977-8474
Tom Fellon 303908-6565
14
17
18
Skeet:
Range:
Shotgun
1100-1300
Wayne
MacGregor
303-9781494
303-9781494
M L King
Day
24
25
Skeet:
Range:
Shotgun
1100-1300
Wayne
MacGregor
303-9781494
19
20
21
22
23
3-Gun Event
Range: MFF
(Reserved)
0800-1300
Walter Tang
303-977-6464
26
RSO
Clubhouse
1730-2200
Gene
Adamson
303-667-2871
27
28
29 (off
friday)
NRA High
Pwr Rifle:
Range: 200yrd
(Reserved)
0830-1300
Dennis Casey
303-971-7197
Skeet:
Range: Shotgun
1100-1300
Wayne
MacGregor
303-978-1494
30
General
Membership
Steel Day
Range: MFF
(Reserved)
1000-1400
Walter Tang
303-977-6474
31
Skeet:
Range:
Shotgun
1100-1300
Wayne
MacGregor
303-9781494
303-9781494
15
February 2016
Sunday
Monday
1
Tuesday
2
Wednesday
3
Thursday
4
Friday
5
Board
Meeting
Clubhouse
1715 to 1830
Scott Lowery
303-9776460
7
8
15
Skeet:
Range:
Shotgun
1100-1300
Wayne
MacGregor
303-9781494
Presidents
Day
21
22
SHFC
Annual
Award
Banquet
1100 at
Arrowhead
Gold Course
Roxborough
6
Rimfire
Silhouette
200 yd range
(Reserved)
0900 till 1300
Ron Gorski 303977-8474
Tom Fellon 303908-6565
9
10
11
Skeet:
Range:
Shotgun
1100-1300
Wayne
MacGregor
303-9781494
14
Saturday
16
17
18
12 (off
13
friday)
NRA High Pwr
Rifle:
Range: 200yrd
(Reserved)
0830-1300
Dennis Casey
303-971-7197
Skeet:
Range: Shotgun
1100-1300
Wayne
MacGregor
303-978-1494
Muzzle Loaders
Range: 200yd
(Reserved)
1000-1300
Ken Ruiz
303-660-8655
Hunter Ed
Clubhouse
(0730-1200)
Range (100yd /
Shotgun)
(1200-1700)
Mitch Arnold
720-496-6107
19
20
Centerfire
Silhouette –
200yd range
0830 till 1300
(Reserved)
Ron Gorski 303977-8474
Tom Fellon 303908-6565
23
24
25
26 (off
friday)
NRA High Pwr
Rifle:
Range: 200yrd
(Reserved)
0830-1300
Dennis Casey
303-971-7197
27
3 Gun Event
MFF ( Reserved)
0800-1300
Walter Tang
303-977-6474
16
Room
28
Skeet:
Range: Shotgun
1100-1300
Wayne
MacGregor
303-978-1494
29
Skeet:
Range:
Shotgun
1100-1300
Wayne
MacGregor
17
March 2016
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
1
Wednesday
2
Thursday
3
Friday
4
Saturday
5
Rimfire
Silhouette
200 yd range
Reserved
0900 till 1300
Ron Gorski 303977-8474
Tom Fellon 303908-6565
6
7
8
9
10
Skeet:
Range:
Shotgun
1100-1300
Wayne
MacGregor
303-9781494
13
14
Daylight
Savings
Time Starts
20
21
15
16
17
Skeet:
Range:
Shotgun
1600-Dark
Wayne
MacGregor
303-978-1494
Bowhunter Ed
Hunter Safety –
clubhouse 1800
to 2100
Don Biesecker
303-344-8880
Bowhunter Ed
Hunter Safety –
clubhouse 1800
to 2100
Don Biesecker
303-344-8880
Trap Shoot:
Range: Shotgun
1600-Done
Brent Hansen
661-205-6555
22
23
24
Skeet:
Range:
Shotgun
1600-Dark
Wayne
MacGregor
303-978-1494
Fishing at
Trap Shoot:
Range: Shotgun
1600-Done
Brent Hansen
661-205-6555
11 (off
12
friday)
NRA High Pwr
Rifle:
Range: 200yrd
(Reserved)
0830-1300
Dennis Casey
303-971-7197
Skeet:
Range: Shotgun
1100-1300
Wayne
MacGregor
303-978-1494
Muzzle Loaders
Range: 200yd
(Reserved)
1000-1300
Ken Ruiz
303-660-8655
Hunter Ed
Clubhouse
(0730-1200)
Range (100yd /
Shotgun)
(1200-1700)
Mitch Arnold
720-496-6107
18
19
Centerfire
Silhouette –
200yd range
0830 till 1300
Reserved
Ron Gorski 303977-8474
Tom Fellon 303908-6565
Bowhunter Ed
Hunter Safety
– clubhouse &
archery range
0800 to 1700
Don Biesecker
303-344-8880
25 (off
friday)
Good Friday
NRA High Pwr
Rifle:
Range: 200yrd
(Reserved)
0830-1300
Dennis Casey
26
3 Gun Event
MFF ( Reserved)
0800-1300
Walter Tang
303-977-6474
18
303-971-7197
Skeet:
Range: Shotgun
1100-1300
Wayne
MacGregor
303-978-1494
Chatfield
After Work
Dave Harrison
303-977-3509
27
Easter
Sunday
28
29
Skeet:
Range:
Shotgun
1600-Dark
Wayne
MacGregor
303-978-1494
Fishing at
Chatfield
After Work
Dave Harrison
303-977-3509
30
31
Trap Shoot:
Range: Shotgun
1600-Done
Brent Hansen
661-205-6555
19