2015-06 Hangfire - Tri-City Gun Club Website

TRI-CITY GUN CLUB
TCGC REGULAR MEETINGS:
Goldsby Community Center, 122 E. Center Rd.,
Goldsby, OK
Friday, June 5th at 7:30PM
PRESIDENT
Mark Ericksen
June 2015
Friday, July 3rd at 7:30PM
405-627-2844
president@tricitygunclub.org
VICE-PRESIDENT
Jamie Schmidt
405-310-9544
vicepresident@tricitygunclub.org
SECRETARY
Annual Swap Meet at the
June 5th Membership
Meeting!
Ronny Robertson
405-664-2101
secretary@tricitygunclub.org
TREASURER
Scott Stehno
405-201-9456
treasurer@tricitygunclub.org
MEMBER-AT-LARGE
Eric Bauman
405-820-3916
memberatlarge@tricitygunclub.org
SCHEDULED TCGC RENEWAL SESSIONS
2016 MEMBERSHIP
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2015 AT 8:00 A.M. at the Range
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2015 AT 1:00 P.M. at the Range
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2015 AT 6:00 P.M. at the Range
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2015 AT 8:00 A.M. at the Range
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2015 AT 1:00 P.M. at the Range
CRSO
Ken Anderson
405-249-9804
crso@tricitygunclub.org
MEMBERS MAY PAY THEIR DUES AT THE REGULAR MEETINGS.
ORIENTATION MUST BE ATTENDED BY OCTOBER 18, 2015 TO AVOID LATE
ORIENTATION FEE OF $125.00.
SCHEDULER
Brad Corn
405-249-2556
scheduler@tricitygunclub.org
WEBMASTER
webmaster@tricitygunclub.org
RANGE MAINTENANCE
Bill Hutcheson
NEW MEMBERS ORIENTATION SESSIONS
MEMBERSHIP BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 2016.
AT GOLDSBY COMMUNITY CENTER (tentatively)
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2015 AT 8:00 A.M.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2015 AT 1:00 P.M.
maintenance@tricitygunclub.org
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING
Thursday, June 18th at 6:30 PM in the TCGC Range Stat House, 450 Jerry Black Lane, Goldsby, OK
Current Membership Dues:
Associate Working - $80.00—Associate Non-Working - $160.00—Regular Working - $60.00—Regular Non-Working - $140.00
Spousal - $25.00—Junior - $0.00 — NSF Fee $25.00
New Associate Members One Time Initiation Fee $125.00
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The 2015 Friends of NRA Grant
Ammunition and supplies have been arriving!
The Youth Program has received:
 1,600 lbs. of Shotgun Shells,
 6 - Genesis Bows and Accessories,
 4 - Morrell Yellow Jacket bags,
 5 Traditions Tracker 209 50 Cal Rifles,
 10 - 22 Reactive Target paddles,
 Arrows,
 Ammunition,
 Cleaning supplies,
 Targets and
 Safety items
Tony Lawson is looking for more support for the
second amendment lawsuit. Anything you give
will be appreciated by those that realize the importance of this issue. The wind and rain has
eroded mountains over time. This could happen
to your second amendment.
Mike Whitaker, 405-245-1621, is taking donations for the young man that lost his hand in a
black powder rifle mishap.
All for the events including Women On Target,
Brownell’s NRA Day, Boy Scout Camp and
Shoot and Venture Crew.
We are also still taking donations to help Kyle
McGreggor compete in a national FFA shotgun
shoot at Grand Isle, NE in June, contact me for
donations, 405-627-2844.
All of the shotgun shells, and most of the pistol
ammunition, have arrived. As you can imagine,
pistol ammunition and .22 bullets are shipping
slower than other requested items.
!*!*!* When the renewals start, there will be fewer of them and it will be to your benefit to have
COMPLETELY filled out the form and paid in
advance, either by mail or on line.
In 2015, Oklahoma Friends of NRA donated
over $560,000 of Equipment, Supplies and
Ammunition to Youth and Women Programs in
Oklahoma! This includes 4H, FFA, TCGC,
BSA, WOT and others. Your help is needed to
continue funding these shooting programs.
The weather has caused the cancellation of
some events and the flooding of part of the
range. The flooding seems to be happening because the waterways are blocked by dead
trees. We will be looking into clearing them out
as soon as possible to help with the drainage.
There will be plenty of time for you workers to
get your hours in as soon as it stops raining.
We will be having raffles at the gun club and I
would encourage everyone to attend the local
banquets. The next banquets are: Canadian
County Friends of NRA – June 6th and Cleveland County – June 12th!
You are over twenty one and classified as an
adult, you read it, checked each box and signed
it at the bottom agreeing to the terms, and took
your copy with you. You know what I'm talking
about, "Just Do It" like NIKE says.
If you have a business that would like to help
sponsor the event please let me know!
Hope to see you at the Range!
Thanks goes to all the volunteers and the
EC for their time and effort to make our gun
club a better place to shoot. There are many
members that put in many hours above and
beyond what they are required, a special thanks
goes to you.
Jamie Schmidt
Vice President
Tri-City Gun Club
VICE-PRESIDENTS CORNER
PRESIDENTS CORNER
The Women on Target event went well, some of
them got to enjoy the power of the mighty 50BMG thanks to Jessy Curran for bringing a rifle
to shoot.
vicepresident@tricitygunclub.org
Thank You
Mark Ericksen/Pres. TCGC
president@tricitygunclub.org
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SAFETY CORNER
Greetings Tri City Gun Club Members
Tri-City Clay Busters
Great News:
Thanks to all RSOs and Coaches who supported the Women on
Target. Your knowledge and skill ensured fun and safe shooting
activities for all. My wife was a participant and she spoke highly
of your professionalism and making sure the ladies were successful,
safe and had a good time.
Skeet and Trap Competition 2nd Sunday of Each Month
The next shoot will be on the 14th of
June from 8:00 a.m to 1:30 p.m.
A big thanks to Mike Franks for serving as our EMT for Sportsfest
and Women on Target.
There will be a Handicap from the 22
yard line with a total of 75 targets
shot. Also, after this shoot, there will
be a Trap and Skeet Orientation from
1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Cost of the Trap
and Skeet key is $25.00 cash or
check. No Credit Cards.
Not So Good News:
Violation of Range Rule # 6. “Since you are responsible for preventing ricochets, always be sure of your target and that your bullet will impact a berm." This rule is probably one of the simplest
range rules to follow, yet the most commonly violated. Bottom line,
when the bullet leaves your firearm and passes through your target
it must hit the berm. If your bullet hits the ground and ricochets you
don’t know where it is going to end up and you are in violation of
Range Rule # 6. You are responsible for your bullet impacts if
they ricochet, because of your negligence, and injure someone you
could be held financially and criminally liable.
Mike Whitaker – Match Director
Tara Nelson – Match Coordinator
(405) 245-1621
What I have observed:
On the Pistol Range, in many instances shooters cannot see
their bullet impacts because they are obscured by the
target. In these instances shooters must make sure they
mount their targets to the frames and make sure their bullet path is parallel to the ground.
On the Short Range incorrect target placement and shooting
pistols.
On the Long Range Shooters place the Short Targets out in the
open, not in front of the Berms as required. Tall Targets
should not be closer than the 100 yard line to ensure bullets hit a berm.
Watch for more information!
Better yet, come to the next club
meeting to discuss the times and
dates with Mike!
tricityclaybusters@gmail.com
TCGC COMMITTEES & CHAIRPERSONS
COMMITTEE
CHAIRPERSON
Activities
Joe Mays
405-354-7342
josephmays@sbcglobal.net
Archery
Simm Rudnick
405-360-4346
archery@tricitygunclub.org
Grant Writing
Jamie Schmidt
405-620-6977
Insurance
Whitney Boutin
405-579-0453
Maintenance
Bill Hutcheson
405-664-1128
Glkshooter63@yahoo.com
Membership
Ronny Robertson
405-664-2101
secretary@tricitygunclub.org
Please note, if I or any other Club Member observes your bullets
ricocheting, we will advise you of such and will expect you to take
the appropriate corrective action. If you choose not to correct the
situation, expect a cease fire to be called, for an unsafe shooting
situation, which will continue until the correction is made.
CONTACT INFO
Safety Tip of the Month:
As a reminder - firearms are not to be placed on the tables or
benches behind the Yellow Line on the Short, Pistol and Long Ranges. They must be made safe placed on the shooting bench or in the
rifle racks
Mosquitos: The range is now overrun with mosquitos and they are
huge. When you come to shoot, be sure to dress appropriately by
covering as much bare skin as you can and using mosquito repellant.
Safety
Ken Anderson
405-249-9804
crso@tricitygunclub.org
Opportunities for RSOs to Serve: NAPA Shoot on Thursday
06/11 to support one of our club member’s Kevin Addkisson. Time
is from 9:30 to 2:30, lunch is served. Need a total of 4 – 5 RSOs
to support rifle, shotgun and pistol shooting activities.
Skeet Range
Mike Whitaker
Be safe and shoot straight, make sure your bullets impact the berm.
Youth
Jamie Schmidt
405-620-6977
youth@tricitygunclub.org
405-245-1621
Ken Anderson
Chief Range Safety Officer 405 249-9804
crso@tricitygunclub.org
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RANGE ACTIVITY SCHEDULE
Volunteer Slots have been filled for 2015. The schedule is full, our
members are some awesome folks for volunteering their time to
work this table and I have all slots filled for 2015.
If there are any concerns/questions please let me know.
To Schedule range or facility use contact:
Brad Corn at 405-249-2556 or email:
scheduler@tricitygunclub.org
Unless noted there is always one range open
Rick Hipps 405-799-7262
rickhipps@sbcglobal.net
See legend for range designations
Date
Location Event Times
JUN 5
JUN 7
JUN 7
JUN 11
JUN 13
JUN 14
JUN 14
JUN 18
JUN 20
JUN 21
JUN 27
Goldsby
sh
lr
sa
lr
lr
sk, sh
sh
ALL
19:30-21:00
07:00-09:00
07:00-15:00
10:30-14:30
08:00-12:00
08:00-12:00
08:00-13:00
18:30-20:00
08:00-12:00
sr
08:00-13:00
JUN 28
JUL 3
JUL 4
JUL 5
JUL 5
JUL 11
JUL 12
JUL 16
JUL 18
JUL 25
sr
Goldsby
08:00-13:00
19:30-21:00
sh
lr
lr
sk sh
sh
ALL
sr
07:00-09:00
07:00-15:00
08:00-13:00
08:00-13:00
18:30-20:00
08:00-12:00
08:00-13:00
JUL 26
sr
08:00-13:00
Sport/Activity
2015 Claude Hall Gun Shows
Membership Meeting
Practical Pistol Match
Practical Pistol Match
NAPA
MBABR Match
M-I Match
TCGC Clay Breakers
Executive Committee Meeting
WORK DAY
FATHER’S DAY
Military Revolver/Semi Auto
Pistol Match
.22 Rifle Match
Membership Meeting
Independence Day
Practical Pistol Match
Practical Pistol Match
MBABR Match
TCGC Clay Busters
Executive Committee Meeting
WORK DAY
Military Revolver/Semi Auto
Pistol Match
.22 Rifle Match
JAN 10 & 11
JAN 31 & FEB 1
MAR 14 & 15
MAY 16 & 17
JUN 20 & 21
JUL 11 & 12
AUG 8 & 9
OCT 10 & 11
Tri-City Gun Club Youth Program.
2nd and 4th Thursday Monthly
6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Rain or Shine.
Community Youth 10-18 years old.
(do not have to be a member)
No Charge! Everything Provided! Shotgun, Archery,
and Air Rifle at the present time.
Check TCGC Website for Latest Calender!
Legend:
ar = archery range, lr = long range, sr = short range,
sa = shotgun area, pr = pistol range, all = all ranges,
sh = stat house, sk = skeet range, tr = trap range
Always looking for more Instructor Volunteers. Just
once or twice a month.
email: youth@tricitygunclub.org for more information
or to let us know you are coming.
MATCH DIRECTORS
Congratulations to our Youth for earning NRA Marksmanship Awards!
MILITARY BOLT ACTION BENCH REST MATCH—MBABR
Steve Vannoy steve-v@sbcglobal.net (405) 769-2126
Jase Jarlsberg Skeet Marksman 1st Class and Trap Pro
Marksman
Connor Young Skeet Marksman 1st Class
Braden Young Skeet Sharpshooter
Grady Hixon
Skeet Marksman and Trap Pro Marksman
Owen Pate
Trap Marksman
Rusty Tate
Skeet Pro Marksman
MILITARY REVOLVER & SEMI-AUTO PISTOL MATCH
Ed Pulver
edpulver@cox.net
(405) 830-7466
PRACTICAL PISTOL SHOOTERS
Shawn Sanderson al45auto@cox.net (405) 495-3533
WINTER WARS
Tony Lawson lawsont@pldi.net
Jeff Anderson jfrya@cox.net
Several of the Youth will compete in the 4H Trap
Shoot at El Reno on June 13th. .
(405) 485-8062
(405) 921-2998
Jamie Schmidt
SHORT MAGAZINE LEE-ENFIELD &
VINTAGE BATTLE RIFLE MATCH
Gerald Goodnight gergood2@aol.com (405) 387-5249
P.S. Please help support "Friends of NRA" local committees. Our
ammunition and equipment have been provided by Friends of
NRA for the past 3 years.
SHOTGUN
Shotgun - Mike Whitaker (405)245-1621
www.friendsofNRA.org/OK
If you are aware of any changes or anyone that has been left off of this list please notify Vice
President at: vicepresident@tricitygunclub.org
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ITEMS OF NOTE:
TRI-CITY GUN CLUB STORE
We offer for sale clothing and hats with the
TCGC club logo on them all at reasonable prices
for our members. We will continue to sell our current
inventory with the old logo at 1/2 price until it is gone.
We will, however, sell the coffee cups, TCGC stickers, and
cleaning patches at their regular prices. We have a new
logo and hope to have some new inventory soon.
Reg. Price Sale Price
TCGC Coffee Cups
$10.00
TCGC Stickers
$1.00
Cleaning Patches:
22 cal - 100pk
$1.00
30 cal - 200pk
$3.00
Sale and/or New Items will be announced in the
"Hangfire". Money generated in sales will be used to
buy additional merchandise.
The club appreciates your business.
Linda Miller (405) 615-8421 lmiller2017@att.net
1. Waivers: Have Guests sign waivers when you bring them on Range
Property!
2. Only Club approved targets will be
allowed on TCGC Property. Violations of this rule could be grounds
for your membership to be reviewed.
3. GATE: Allow for the gate to fully
open or close before entering gate
code; if you do not gate will freeze
and have to be reset. DO NOT allow people you do not know to follow you through the gate.
4. Any member has the right to ask
to see someone’s club badge.
Those not having the proper credentials should be asked to leave.
Sharoyn Tomlinson, 405-740-5948, jerht06@cox.net
Please contact Sharoyn in April and May.
MAINTENANCE CORNER
The next work day is June 20th 0800-12100 hrs.
The rain just keeps coming down but the water has
no place to go. Water is running across the road at
the gate in several places. The Archery Range is
flooded. Short Range, Long Range and Pistol range
have standing water. Shot gun range is doing ok.
Trap houses are ok. With the amount of standing
water you might want to bring mosquito repellant.
Their numbers and size are multiplying.
PLEASE be careful when you come to the range.
After this rain quits and the water
subsides there will be a lot of clean
up to do. If you want to help, feel
free to do what you can when you
are at the range or contact me and I
will point you in a direction. This is
your range.
Thanks for your help.
Bill R. Hutcheson
(405) 664-1128
maintenance@tricitygunclub.org
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Treasurer Corner
Looking at the May expenses we have enough funds to run June, July, and August. We will need to move $52,000.00 out of our
reserve savings account into the checking account to finish 2015. This will leave around $50,000.00 for backup or emergencies.
We are looking at spending $14,000.00 in November or December for a load of clays. This will bring our reserve savings down
too $36,000.00.
I will be adding the membership fees that will be paid in September, October, and December in the reserve savings for 2016
budget year. At the current membership levels we will have a yearly income of $125,440.00 for 2016 with a average monthly
income of $10,450.00. Our expenses are $156,000.00 yearly or average $13,000.00 monthly. We are short $30,560.00 in our
income. This amounts to $29.82 per paying member per year. I will be asking the board to increase all fees around $30.00 for
all types of memberships. The above information does not account for the $125.00 application fee for new member that we use
for equipment purchases.
During the month of June and July I will be looking at budget line items to suggestions where we can make cuts in the budget.
The monthly cost to edit, print and mail the Hangfire should be reviewed. There are other areas that can be reviewed.
If anyone has questions or would like more details please send me an email with your phone number.
May your books always balance!!!
Scott Stehno
Treasurer
treasurer@tricitygunclub.org
405-201-9456
2015
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Donations Being Accepted:
Congratulations to Kyle McGregor for
winning the State 4H Competition.
Kyle will be representing Oklahoma and
McClain County 4H Club at the National Competition in Nebraska. Skeet, Trap and Sporting
Clay Shotgun competition. Help is needed Fund
Kyle's Trip. Donations are currently being accepted by the Executive Committee.
Skeet and Trap Orientation:
Sunday June 14th. After Clay Breaker Competition.
1:30 to 3:30 p.m.
Cost of the Trap and Skeet key is $25.00 cash or check.
No Credit Cards.
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Upcoming banquets for Friends of NRA
Canadian County Friends of NRA banquet is Saturday, June 6 at 6:00.
The location of the banquet is:
Mustang Town Center
1201 N. Mustang Rd
Mustang, OK 73064
Contact: Brad Homer
Phone:
(405) 203-9208
EMAIL: Bradhomer@cox.net
Cleveland County Friends of NRA banquet is Friday June 12 at 6:00.
The location of the banquet is:
Embassy Suites
250 Conference Dr
Norman, OK 73069
Contact: Bruce Roberts
Phone:
(405) 213-9747
EMAIL: Blrobert@cox.net
Sponsor Information Available at:
Sgt Everett's Gun Range
5626 HUETTNER DR.
NORMAN, OK
Find out about Sponsorships and
Raffles
Banquet June 12, 2015
ccfnra2011@gmail.com
Bruce can let you know other committee members that you can buy tickets from if you are interested in attending.
Newcastle Friends of NRA banquet is Tuesday August 4 at 6:00.
The location of the banquet is:
River Wind Casino
1544 W. State Hwy 9
Newcastle, OK 73072
Contact: Steve Saunders
Phone: (405) 203-7445
EMAIL: Ssaunders@wwsteel.com
Steve can let you know other committee members that you can buy tickets from if you are interested in attending.
Heartland Friends of NRA banquet is Thursday August 13 at 6:00.
The location of the banquet is:
National Cowboy Hall of Fame
1700 NE 63Rd
Oklahoma City, OK 73111
Contact: Gail Bussell
Phone: (405) 850-3524
EMAIL: tbussell1@yahoo.com
Gail can let you know other committee members that you can buy tickets from if you are interested
in attending.
You can also contact DARREN DELONG at DDeLong@nrahq.org
If you would like to know more about the Friends of NRA or go to the website at
http://www.friendsofnra.org/aspx
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MEMBER-AT-LARGE
I hope everyone escaped major damage from the record
rainfall of this past month.
Venture Crew 82 has begun the new year with a
membership growth.
With rain comes mosquitos, so it would be a good idea to
throw insect repellant into your gun bags when heading
out to the range.
For the first time in the thirteen (13) years of
Crew tenure the youth membership exceeds the
adult leaders.
As noted elsewhere, we have greatly reduced the number
of renewals this year, as a large portion of the year was
being set aside to accommodate all the renewals and new
member orientations.
We currently have 17 youth and 13 adults. Five
(5) of the 17 youth are young ladies. One young
lady transferred from a shooting sports Crew in
California.
The photo ID's will take less time this year, as we have all
the existing member's photos in the database, and we'll
just have to print out the cards.
Venturing Crew 82 is offered by the TCGC with
emphasis on the shooting sports for young men
and women who are 13 through 20 years of age.
This will also allow new members to be ushered in by the
first half of December, rather than the first few months of
the next year.
The Program’s purpose is to provide positive experiences to help young people mature and to prepare them to become responsible and caring
adults.
The Executive Committee will try and get everyone
through as quickly as possible and if there are any members who wish to get their work hours in, please let us
know and you may assist in the renewal process.
If you know of a young man or woman who may
be interested in the Venturing Program, call:
Enjoy the warm weather, and be safe shooting!
Amil Lyon, Crew Advisor, at (405) 364-8753
or email alyonden2u@yahoo.com
Eric Bauman
memberatlarge@tricitygunclub.org
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
If you would like to give to donate to the Gene Adkisson scholarship fund please make your
check to: Tri-City Gun Club. In the memo line please put: Scholarship Fund. Any member of the
Executive Committee can accept your check for deposit. Thanks
FOR SALE
PolyTech M14S .308 (M14/M1-A) semi-auto rifle. Not pretty,
but exc. shooter. $800.00
Armalite AR-24 (CZ 75) 9mm pistol w/black finish & fixed
Ruger No. 3 .45-70 Govt. single shot rifle. Unfired. $850.00
sights. Exc cond. $450.00
SKS (Norinco) 7.62x39 w/ plastic stock and detachable
Ruger MK III .22LR target pistol w/bull bbl, blue finish &
mag. VG cond. $350.00
adj sights. Exc cond. $375.00
And, finally:
S&W Model 22A .22LR pistol w/adj sights and 2 tone finBarrett M82 CQ .50 BMG semi-auto rifle w/20” bbl. Exc
ish. Exc cond. $200.00
cond (only 26 rnds fired!).
Taurus M94 .22LR SS 9 shot revolver w/2” bbl. Exc cond.
Negotiable/Trade
$300.00
Argentine F.A.L. 308 semi-auto rifle, standard infantry config. Very nice cond. $850.00
Contact Del Presley: goldenz@cox.net or 405-664-3789.
IAC (Norinco) M1897 12 ga pump shotgun (Winchester
97). Exc cond. $300.00
(Trade for nice .30 FN49 or 1941 Johnson)
(07/15)
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Military Bolt Action BenchRest
Match Director: Steve Vannoy
RSO: Terrie Vannoy
9 May 2015
The nasty weather leading to and predicted for the day of this match
scared most away. But there was none of that tornado and hail activity
from earlier in the week and the heavy rain held off until after the match;
so the day turned out to be pretty decent for a match.
Match director Steve Vannoy was back after his pilgrimage to Nashville
for the Annual NRA Convention last month and he brought Terrie along to
RSO for us.
Our next match will be June 13 at 0800.
To be added to the roster, please contact Steve Vannoy with your request.
Rank
Last name
First Name
Rifle
1
Anderson
Jeff
03A3
100
6
99
2
100
6
299-14
2
Lawson
Tony
03A3
99
5
100
7
98
4
297-16
3
Adams
Martin
03A3
97
3
96
1
96
4
289-8
4
Maynard
Frank
M38 Swede
96
0
98
1
92
2
286-3
5
Morris
Bill
#4 Mk1
97
3
92
1
96
1
285-5
6
Ott
Paul
03A3
94
1
96
0
92
2
282-3
7
Greenleaf
Lea
03A3
95
2
93
1
93
1
281-4
8
Pulver
Ed
M39
92
0
89
0
87
1
268-1
Last name
First Name
Rifle
Group 1
Group 2
Best
Group
1
Lawson
Tony
03A3
1.319
2.815
1.319
2
Anderson
Jeff
03A3
2.819
2.722
2.722
3
Greenleaf
Lea
03A3
2.986
3.829
2.986
4
Ott
Paul
03A3
3.063
4.344
3.063
5
Morris
Bill
#4 Mk1
3.225
3.401
3.225
6
Adams
Martin
03A3
4.669
3.276
3.276
7
Maynard
Frank
M38 Swede
3.747
3.921
3.747
8
Pulver
Ed
M39
5.164
5.983
5.164
Rank
Score 1 X Score 2 X Score 3 X Aggregate
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Vintage Battle Rifle
Match Director: Gerald Goodnight
RSO: Ken Anderson
A great day for a match. With a good time had by all.
Congrats goes to Paul Ott on wining his first match with his new M1A.
Rank Last name
First
Name
Rifle
Score 1 X
Score 2
Score 4
X Score 3 X
X Score 5 X
Offhand
Offhand
Aggregate
1
Ott
Paul
M1A
99
4
69
0
98
3
66
0
99
1
431-8
2
Lee
Keith
M1A
100
1
68
0
95
2
63
0
99
4
425-7
3
Pulver
Ed
M1A
96
1
62
0
97
4
72
1
94
3
421-9
4
Goodnight
Gerald
M1A
93
1
68
0
96
2
62
0
95
0
414-3
5
McAdams
Joe
M1
91
0
77
0
91
1
61
0
89
0
409-1
6
Riley
Kevin
M1
93
0
46
0
92
1
57
0
94
1
382-2
7
Harris
Kent
M1
77
0
50
0
88
0
43
0
93
1
351-1
8
Tomlinson
Jerry
M1
85
0
54
0
63
0
44
0
63
0
309-0
9
Nelson
Ryan M1 Carbine
75
1
43
0
55
0
55
0
70
0
298-1
10
McAdams
Toby M1 Carbine
84
1
31
0
68
0
28
0
70
0
281-1
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Rifle Match Scores April 26, 2015
1st- Richard Miller
2nd- Shawn Sanderson
3rd- Tony Smith
4th- Fred Frankenburg
5th- Ron Doggett
6th- Larry Miller
7th- Louis Hanna
8th- Ray Firestone
9th-Ed Pulver
10th- Gerald Goodnight
11th-Vic Goodnight
12th- Nelson Ryan
13th-Stan Miller
14th- Nathan Hase
Next Month’s Supplemental will be center fire rifle 20 rounds at 80 meters.
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General Membership Meeting — May 1, 2015
1. President Mark Ericksen called the meeting to order at 7:30.
2. Previous meeting minutes were accepted.
3. The treasurer’s report was given. It was noted that the tractor has ten more payments.
4. 99 people were signed up for Women on Target.
5. They Bylaws are available on the website.
6. There was discussion regarding a proposed FAA lawsuit. The suit is regarding limitation
of workers right to carry in the parking area. Funds are being raised to pay for the suit.
This could be wide reaching if successful. See the Hangfire for details on how to donate.
7. Mike Whitaker can help shooters get skeet and trap keys.
8. The Hangfire was late for unknown reasons. It was sent for printing on time.
9. Please attend FNRA banquettes. Support them, so they can support us.
10. A NAPA shoot will be added to the calendar.
11. Steel gongs on the pistol range are up.
12. Please do not use airsoft, pellets, BB’s etc., they WILL come back at you.
13. Please do not place targets in front of the gongs.
14. Orange weed eater cord is available at the range as a chamber indicator.
15. Concrete blocks have been used to hold down targets. DO NOT DO THAT!!!
16. Take care when carrying, casing, and uncasing firearms. Nobody knows if it’s loaded or
not. So, please don’t sweep people.
17. Drink water and use sunscreen at the range.
18. Concerns about the steels at the pistol range were raised.
19. Volunteers were asked for upcoming events.
20. Jaime presented info for FNRA. There are several great guns being raffled off.
21. Joe Mays showed an M72 LAW rocket launcher. It fired a 66MM HEAT round.
22. Kevin Riley thanked members for their assistance with Sportsfest.
23. There was some discussion about Norman Music Festival.
President Mark Ericksen adjourned the meeting at 8:26PM.
Recorded and Prepared by Stephen Rudnick s.rudnick@ou.edu 405-209-0371
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Executive Committee Meeting — May 22, 2015
1. President Mark Ericksen called the meeting to order at 6:30ish.
2. Previous meeting minutes were accepted.
3. All officers were in attendance.
4. Boy Scout Bill K. presented an Eagle Scout Project to install a horse shoe pit. Options,
including pricing were requested by the board.
5. Boy Scout Brice D. presented plans to install a fence as an Eagle Scout Project. A mo-
tion was made to approve $800 to complete the project. This motion was seconded and
approved.
6. Friends of Scouting asked for the club’s continued support. A motion to donate $150 to
FoS was seconded and approved.
7. Richard Starks with Prairie Rock Architecture came to discuss the pole barn. Details
were discussed to ensure the barn meets the club’s needs.
8. Van accessible parking was discussed.
9. Donating funds or other resources to the proposed FAA Lawsuit was discussed. Dona-
tions, raffles, and a fund raiser shoot were discussed as options. Eric will talk to Tony
about a fundraiser.
10. Women on Target was discussed.
11. Club logoed ink pens were discussed. Nobody was interested.
12. The treasurer will be getting a CPA to perform a review of the books, as per the bylaws.
13. Member renewal/application was discussed and updated. The $125 late renewal fee is
now reflected.
14. Membership upgrades were discussed. Two requests for regular member upgrades and
one for life membership upgrade were submitted. All were approved.
15. A proposed bylaw change was floated by a member.
16. Renewal and new member registration dates were discussed, as were late renewals.
Renewals will be held 09/19 at 8AM, 09/20 at 1PM, 09/21 at 6PM, 12/05 at 8AM, and
12/06 at 1PM.250 renewal forms and 250 new member applications will be printed.
17. The Hangfire will be fronted with the renewal schedule in large red font.
18. Private .50BMG used at WOT will be reimbursed.
19. The budget was presented.
20. We are going to try to get the water way cleaned up to help with drainage. There are two
beaver dams in it.
21. Steel targets were discussed. We may build doghouses for them. A motion to approve
$300 for the proposed dog houses was seconded and approved.
President Mark Ericksen adjourned the meeting at 9:08 PM.
Recorded and Prepared by Stephen Rudnick s.rudnick@ou.edu 405-209-0371
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FOR SALE:
Shooting Books on Sale at
The Book Stall
Glock G19 15rd 9mm magazines. I have three of these
for sale for $20. each. These are new-in-a-box,factory
original magazines. Dave 405-408-2328.
(7/15)
I have placed on consignment, at THE BOOK STALL,
most of the Gun Books I have collected over the years.
There is a lot of good info in them on Rifles,
Handguns and Shotguns and they are priced right,
very right.
Received NIB M1 Carbine magazines.
Retiring Shooters collection of gun books on Rifles,
Handguns and Shotguns. Lots of other good info also.
15 Round Magazines $30.00 each. (75)
30 Round Magazines $45.00 each (28)
THE BOOK STALL
300 W. Gray Suite 108
NORMAN, OK
Hours: 11:00 am-6:00pm
Tuesday through Saturday
Discount if you want all of them!
Jamie Schmidt
405-620-6977
Robert Pickard
pickardblp@aol.com
(7/15)
Remington 30.06 with Scope, Sling, Case and 40
Rounds of Ammo.
I am asking $400.00
Nicolas L. Garza
nicholas_garza@sbcglobal.net
405-834-8934
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(8/15)
Tri-City Member’s
10% Discount!
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Trusted Choice Agency -- Independent Agent
2862 Classen Boulevard
Norman, OK 73071-4059
405.579.0453 FAX405.579.7840
www.aballtime.com
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chris@aballtime.com
Auto, Home, Life, Health, and Business.
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TRI-CITY GUN CLUB
P.O. BOX 1604
NORMAN OK 73070-1604
TRI-CITY RECYCLING PROGRAMS
Aluminum Cans & Plastic Bottles
Thanks for your efforts in the Recycling program.
Please help with the cardboard. Flatten all boxes, it only takes a few seconds.
Brass / Shell Cases
Do you reload your brass? If you don’t, rather than trash it, recycle it for those who do! Place your used
brass from the day’s outing that you collected from the range and put into the gray barrels.
Collected and Sorted Brass Casings will be sold at the TCGC General Meetings.
All funds collected from the sale of brass goes directly back into club projects!!
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