Black Diamond Gun Club Newsletter. Web Version. Black Diamond Gun Club PO Box 217 Black Diamond, WA

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1 Black Diamond Gun Club Newsletter Web Version Black Diamond Gun Club PO Box 217 Black Diamond, WA 98010

2 The Bullsheet Your Gun Club Information Source Is published monthly by the: Black Diamond Gun Club P.O. Box 217 Black Diamond, WA Editor: Laura Ballard Club Address: Web Page: On-line Newsletter: House/Message Phone: (360) Next RSO Meeting May 15, :00pm Next General Meeting May 15, :30pm Advertising Business Card Ads (1/3 page) are $25.00/month or $250.00/year. Classified Ads are free to all members. You may submit your classified ads by to either the Editor or Club addresses, above. Or, U.S. Mail to the P.O. box address above. You may also drop them by the club house or give them to any club officer. Deadline for submission of ads is the date of the General Meeting. Classified ads run for 2 months unless requested otherwise Club Officers President - Tom Hunt tomjhunt@att.net Vice President - Jim Bradbury Treasurer - Laura Ballard Secretary - Marilyn Manyon Chairman of the Board - Cork Carpenter Trustees: Bob Ballard 12/14 Cork Carpenter 12/14 Mark Downing 12/14 Jim Forczek 12/13 John Griffin 12/13 Clem Novinski 12/12 Bob Sadesk 12/13 Frank Neumayer 12/12 Pat Manyon 12/ Well, it just seems like there is always someone to thank each month, if you shoot on Wednesday nights, you have noticed Ed Herrera and his son Angelo shooting with us and overhearing our conversation about the woman s bathroom, Ed pipes in that he can help out on Monday with the painting and panel removal! While going over the pistol range project with Clinton and Steve Reinhart, a new member (to Tom) Brian Nixon adds that he is in the carpet business and could come in on the Sunday we are doing the Pistol/Rifle range project and do the carpet installation for the pistol bays! One day I was thinking out loud about how I wished there was a shotgun class at the club and maybe that would help with bringing in some much needed revenue for the club..cathy Lynch sends me an and says she would love to teach the class and just needs help with the outdoor shooting portion! It is this type of volunteering and people working to make shooting a growing sport at the club that makes being a Black Diamond member all the more fun! Speaking of volunteering, we have a couple of new committees started and off the ground this month with volunteers from the club that you will all recognize. The first and one of my favorites is the new TV Committee.yep you heard that right, flat screen TV is coming to BDGC thanks to Committee chairman Bud Cross and Co Chair Cody Ballard. The plan is to go down to the pistol range during summer vacation and lead/copper mine the pistol range! Not into lead mining, well you can still help by either placing a monetary donation in the TV fund can on the counter for Sharon to ring up in the cash register at the end of the day or go buy some lead and shoot it up at the pistol range!! Cody says.45 cal ammo is the preferred ammo of choice!! So make a deposit either way and let s get to the HDTVing! The other committee is a standing Grant Committee, with Merv Vincent, Brian Pennington and Bud Cross. The plan is to capitalize on some of the grant money available to the shooting

3 community and put together an annual effort to be sure and have a grant request submitted for each of the venues available to us each and every year. The committee is working to establish club priorities and to understand the grant rules and obligations to be sure the club can fulfill their end of the bargain should we win a grant. Merv Vincent in last year s effort submitted a grant request to the NRA to remodel the women s bathroom. Merv s effort brought in a check for a whopping $3,500 to help with the women s bathroom remodel and makes him the hands down women s favorite at the club! Way to go Merv and thanks for all your hard work as well as your support with the club s Hunter Education program. Well, this is also the month to think about renewing your annual membership dues, please try to get that in early so we can spread the work load for the club Treasurer Laura Ballard and the club Secretary Marilyn Manyon. We have seen quite a few new members to the club in the past few months and so if you see them wandering around looking a little lost, give them a moment of your time and introduce yourself, make a new friend and help someone enjoy what the club has to offer them in the way of shooting and just good ol hanging out at the club. I have gotten a lot of great feedback about how friendly and helpful the RSO s we have are and how much more they enjoy shooting at our club rather than one of the club s that seem to be overly restrictive and a little heavy handed. I believe our approach to just letting them shoot and helping to create a positive first experience for new shooters by helping them to shoot and enjoy the range in a safe manner is the right approach and is working well for us considering how many new shooters we are signing up at the range. Hats off and a big thank you to people like Louis Braun, Larry Gardner and Jeff Detwiler who are always there on the tough days like Saturday and Wednesday nights without fail. The RSO effort at Black Diamond is a great team effort and the club would like to thank all of you and of course Chief RSO John Mulhall for promoting a safe, but fun place to shoot. Thanks, Tom Black Diamond Gun Club RSO minutes 4/17/2012 Meeting called to order at 6 pm Mr. John Mulhall Chair Pledge of Allegiance Sign in sheet and Monthly Calendar sign-up sheet circulated Attendees Cathy Lynch Tom Ekberg Phil Erickson Larry Gardner Jeff Detwiler Mark McCollum Louis Lincoln Mike McCarthy Pat Manyon Sam Vanassa Henry Sherwood Clete Novinski Bob Sadesk Andy Newell Richard James Chris Boesche John Griffin John Mulhall Tom Hunt Bud Cross Seb Pierini Frank Mammano Clinton W. Shaw Dale McCormick Mark Downing Brian Pennington Mr. John Mulhall reviewed a medical event that occurred during a closed range event. While the range was in use by a contract group, one of the individuals required medical attention, not associated with a firearms injury. Mr. Mulhall reviewed the steps RSO s are to accomplish including the proper forms to complete and the location of those forms. Witness forms are located in the RSO shack in the file drawer under the counter. 3 4

4 Safety Issues Use of frangible clays on the rifle / pistol range was reviewed. If used, clays should be placed on the LOWER portion of any berm to prevent any potential ammunition ricochet. Emhasis was placed on the basic rule of Know your target and what is behind your target. Proper placement of target stands was reviewed. Stands have handles attached and the handles should be off the ground. This allows for easier, and safer grasping and movement of the target stand. Proper supervision of shooters was reviewed to assure that ammunition remains on range and does not damage overhead baffles. RSO OJT status reports Mr. Mulhall emphasized that those RSO s that were providing OJT training / supervision to new RSO applicants must enter comments relating to the applicants progress. Womens Pistol Class Mr. Phil Erickson reviewed the most recent WPC. 4 Instructors and 9 students were present. Mr. Erickson reminded those present that those RSO s that would like to participate in the WPC must complete the General Defensive Handgun class at Insightstraining (insightstraining.com) for standardization prior to participating in the WPC program. 5 Old Business Work Party Schedule: - 50 yard line on rifle range to have recessed target frame mount installed in soil - Sound proofing rugs to be changed out for nylon material for water proofing - lean to project volunteers solicited. Project will construct shed on side of RSO shack to shelter target stands and range materials. - land status update - President Tom Hunt reviewed the Insurance / Liability status of working RSO s Mr. Hunt detailed the present tax status of the Club and the BDGC Board plan to update that status to a different category. RSO s ON DUTY carry the status of a Club Officer and are covered for liability issues. - Hunter Safety classes are scheduled for the near future. Access enrollment on line at the BDGC website. Scheduled days reviewed and coordinated with the BDGC master calendar. April 30 th, May 3 rd, and May 6 th were confirmed. New Business New RSO website password and RSO shack key code will be disseminated online to those present. Contact Mr. Tom Hunt or Mr. John Mulhall for updated information. 6

5 Mr. Clete Novinski suggested additional use of brass catchers for AR / SK style semi-automatic rifles to expedite range cleanup and prevent conflict with adjacent shooters. Brass catchers will be available in the RSO shack for a $5.00 donation. Mr. Mark Downing solicited for RSO s to supervise a group on April 28 th. Start time will be approximately 2:30pm. 20 to 25 shooters will be present. Time frame to be approximately 2 to 3 hours duration. Mr. Tom Hunt advised those present of future Corporate shooting events. A lead was solicited to complete the lean to on the RSO shack. Mr. Clinton Shaw graciously volunteered. Construction date scheduled for May 6 th, 10am. Mr. Bob Sadesk advised those present of the need for additional RSO s for Saturday s. An AK47 teardown and rebuild demonstration was conducted at the conclusion of the RSO meeting. Meeting adjourned at 6:43pm Submitted, Brian H. Pennington April 24, 2012 Black Diamond Gun Club General Membership Meeting Minutes April 18, 2012 Officers/Trustees/Members present: Mark Downing, Pat Manyon, Marion Dukes, Sam Pierini, Phil Erickson, Brian Palm, Jeff Detwilier, Cleet Novinski, Clinton Shaw, John Griffin, Tom Hunt, Bob Ballard, Laura Ballard, Bob Sadesk, John Mulhall Guest Member: Brian Palm representing Washington Biathlon Association. The Biathlon group came out last year in August to shoot and would like to do the same this year. They would be a group of 30 shooting Rimfire 22 s at 50 meters, starting at 8:00 or 9:00 and ending at 12:00 or 1:00. Sunday, August 19 th the 200 yard range would be available. RSO training is scheduled from 9:00 to 6:30 the same day. Toilets would be available to use in the clubhouse. Bob Sadesk agreed to be the point person for this event. Secretary s Report The minutes of the March General Meeting were approved as printed. Mark Downing moved to approve, Tom Hunt Seconded. Motion Carried. Treasurer s Report 7 BDGC is solvent as of April 2, Financial reports are provided at the board meeting each month. Laura added that 10 pallets of birds were ordered. 8

6 John Griffin moved to approve the Treasurer s report as printed, Bob Ballard seconded. Motion Carried Committee Reports: Grant committee: Bud Cross, Merv Vincent, Brian Pennington make up the new Grant Committee with assistance from Sharon Gillis. Sharon Gillis will help us pitch grant proposals. The committee will be submitting for grants based on priorities. Calendar: Mark Downing, Bud Cross, Laura Ballard consist of the team to get all calendars located in/on; website, newsletter, clubhouse, and at the rifle/pistol range all coordinated with the same information. Trap Field Lights: Jeff Detwiler reports that trap field 1 and 3 lights are done. Trap 4 has a broken light on the left side and we need some miscellaneous hardware for trap 5 lights. Thanks to Jeff for getting up on the boom and working on the lights also Tom Hunt and Steve Rinehart for their work on the trap lights. Traphouse Maintenance: We are getting one more bar to correct the sway in the roof and a sheet of steel for mounting PAT trap 5 on since it is over the rails (mounting different than traps 1-4). Target Stands: Bob Sadesk says we have enough wood for 50 yard target stands and rebar. Phil Erickson reports that target bases have been made for the Police and are painted WSP. Please do not use for BDGC. There is more wood to make target 9 bases for rifle and pistol range. The stands are being made with one handle but Phil said they could easily add another handle, there is enough wood. After discussion it was decided to add a second handle to stands already built. Component: Bob Ballard and Mark Downing have purchased components from the vendor show. A list of components available is printed in the newsletter when space is available. Let Bob know what you would like him to order. He can buy one-time purchase at a good cost. Land Research: Jim Whitnell is looking into the 5 acre parcels that Weyerhaeuser is planning on selling. He is considering that on field 1 and 2 no shot goes off the property, on fields 3 and 5 the shot goes off BDGC property. Women s Bathroom Renovation: The outside wall that was bumped out to allow for more room has been sealed and is now waterproof. Dan Schultz, Tom Hunt and Pat Manyon have been making progress. Now the sealant is dry the walls will be painted. The partition realignment, new toilets, and laying a new floor surface will be the next step. The restroom will be out of order for a short time during the improvements. RSO Meeting: John Mulhall reported on the RSO meeting that was held at 6:30 in the BDGC clubhouse. They had a training demonstration on the AK47. They announced upcoming events and work parties and updated calendars. Education Committee: Phil Erickson reports there is no committee at this time. Janice Talaroc was the chairman but she resigned. There is a possibility of a men s pistol class being 10

7 scheduled. We do need classroom space to be able to schedule many additional classes. Wads & Shells Recycling: Jim Bradbury reports we are moving closer to being able to start recycling with Thomas and Sons, White Flyer. They are working with SST also. New Business: Shotgun/Pistol & Rifle League: Would like to find someone to be the point person to check with membership to see if there is interest in running our own BDGC competition. PITA Shoot: scheduled for June 2 & 3, Work party scheduled for Thursday, May 31 st Clean Contacts Set Up Tarps Bob Sadesk will check all red tape markers on the voice calls to ensure they are in good working order The cook for the day is Clem Novinski and Marilyn Manyon will assist him. The police are also scheduled at the range from 8:00-5:00. IDPA: Tom Hunt will contact Jeff Phillips regarding the 200 yard range. Patterning Board: Tom will get a straw broom and run it through a band saw for the patterning board. Easter Egg Hunt: A great success this year with 1,000 special prizes and at least 4,000 eggs for the children to hunt. Donations of food and money were collected by a representative of the Enumclaw Food Bank. The Easter bunny brought lots of smiles to 11 little faces. The hunt went off without a hitch. Mark Downing offered to submit pictures to On Target. Business Classification: 501 C3 vs. 501 C4. We are looking into the differences. BDGC Insurance: Pat Manyon is looking into the insurance coverage we have at the range. The objective is to make sure we have adequate coverage at a competitive rate. He has found that we have two insurance policies with one being for liability. We do know that the RSO s are covered as well as the officers and trustees. Meat Shed Work Party: The work party has been scheduled for June 10 th, Sunday at 1:00 pm. Women s Pistol Class: Phil Erickson brought up the intent of the original men that created the class, Jack Clements, Bob Ballard, Jim Locke and himself. Class open to 10 students Instructors that understood the student demographic Range closed to the public, no other shooters. To provide a safe-haven atmosphere for the women. They wanted the women attending because of issues not to be intimidated but to feel safe and secure with their weapon instruction. 12

8 New business: Suggestions for new events/projects: Shotgun pistol and rifle league John Mulhall will send something out to all of the RSO s and see if there is interest in being involved in a rifle/pistol league. Education building and classroom Research different types of buildings and costs that would be appropriate and combine in one report and present it to the board. Jeff Detwilier won the drawing from the kitty. Tom Hunt moved to adjourn, Bob Ballard seconded, Motion Carried. Meeting adjourned at 9:05. Respectfully Submitted, Marilyn Manyon Secretary Renewals THIS month. Please ensure that we have a current address on file at the club. bdgc_editor@blackdiamondgunclub.org 13 Range Closures The following dates are for range closures due to the rental of the range. No members should be out on the range during these scheduled times unless approved by the board of trustees. The following dates have been scheduled: May 2, 9, 10, 11, 30, 31 8am 4pm May 3, 4, 18, 23 8am 5pm May 16, 17 8am 3pm *Note: Entire club is closed during police events Please check your newsletter and/or online carefully for range closures. Closures are listed on the monthly calendar and in the section titled Range Closures. It is best to check in both places for closures. Sometimes the phrase Range Closed is omitted on the calendar due to the limited space in the individual calendar date blocks. The club is always closed during Law Enforcement agency use. The club is always closed during the Women s Pistol classes. Note that the rifle/pistol ranges are closed for shooting during the Continental League and PITA shoots whether it is listed on the calendar or not. This is a courtesy to shooters paying entry fees and shooting for trophies. Please check the Range Closure section for all scheduled range closures. If you mistakenly remove the Range Closed sign at the gate, please replace it immediately. 14

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10 The following ammunition is available for sale at the Black Diamond Gun Club What is showing here is our current inventory. If there is something else that you would like to see us stock, please let Sharon at the front desk know. 12 gauge Shotgun Shells Fed. 1 Oz 2 3/4 #8 Fed. 1 1/8 Oz 2 3/4 #7 1/2 Fed. 1 1/8 Oz 2 3/4 #8 Rio 1 1/16 Oz Rio 1 1/16 Oz #8 The following components are available for sale at the Black Diamond Gun Club Powder 4 lbs International Clays 8 lbs Unique 8 lbs Clay Dot 8 lbs Green Dot 8 lbs Red Dot 8 lbs International Clays 8 lbs Tite Wad 8 lbs 800x 8 lbs Clays 28 gauge 16 gauge 20 gauge Federal Fed. 1 1/8 Oz 2 3/4Oz #7.5 Fed. 1 1/8 Oz 2 3/4Oz #8 Primers Wads Cheddite Winchester Fiochi Federal 20 gauge Down Range 7/8 oz 22 LR 40 caliber 9mm caliber 38 caliber 380 caliber Shot - Reclaimed Shot - # gauge Down Range XXL 7oz 12 gauge Down Range dra-12 1 oz 12 gauge Down Range drfo-12 1oz 12 gauge Down Range dra /8 oz 12 gauge Down Range drrf8 1 1/8 12 gauge Down Range drf3 1 1/8 12 gauge Down Range xxl 1-1 1/8 12 gauge 12 gauge Claybuster cb r gauge Claybuster cb011/8-12

11 Claybrakn By: Frank Neumayer Staying Focused: Claybrakn... with Frank Neumayer I was talking to a shooter the other day that s been struggling with a consistency problem. He s able to shoot some decent individual scores in both practice and competition, but he can t seem to put together good scores back-to-back or even hope to run 75 or 100 straight. He wanted to know if I had any ideas that could help him out. To me, when I hear a shooter talk about having problems with consistency, regardless of the game, the first thing that comes to mind is there s a lack of focus and concentration on every shot, every time. It s been said that clay target shooting is 90% mental and 10% equipment. This is probably the greatest truth you ll ever derive from all the top gun articles, books, and DVD s on the subject of clay target shooting. Because you re having some shooting success, let s concentrate on just the mental aspects of your game. Let s assume you have all the basics pretty well figured out as they relate to your set-up, gun, choke, load, and pattern. Remember, clay target shooting is a game of mastering everchanging variables, so mental attitude and mental discipline will play heavily on how well you ll succeed. With that in mind, I can only pass along to you what I ve been able to glean from much of the excellent material available that speaks directly to the mental game, and has worked well for me over the years. So, let s focus on what I believe are 19 worked well for me over the years. So, let s focus on what I believe are the major points to improving your mental approach to the game. First Point: You need to identify, control, and eliminate distractions. I ve never been to a shoot where there wasn t some type of distraction taking place. Most often it involves those in the gallery, kids, pets, vehicles, loudspeakers you name it. As a shooter, you ll need to mentally turn these distractions into tolerable noise that you can simply subdue or ignore, while still maintaining solid concentration and focus on breaking targets. Keep in mind that, expectation is a means toward resolution. However, there are times when some distractions just can t be ignored and you ll simply need to deal with them. If this is the case, you should always come from the position that the distraction is not intentional or deliberate. This way you ll have a much better chance of easily getting it stopped or eliminated. With this mind-set, and by asking politely, I ve never had a problem getting an annoyance stopped quickly. The key is being mentally prepared and knowing that some type of distraction will take place. This way you ll be much better prepared to properly deal with it, if and when it happens. Second Point: You need to be adaptable in making quick adjustments for the conditional variables presented. Before arriving at the shoot, have you mentally prepared yourself to adapt quickly and properly to all the conditions you may encounter? Here are the conditional variables I m talking about: Weather (wind, rain, lighting conditions, and temperature); Targets (type, style, color, and visibility); Fields (how well set, background, height of houses, voice calls or hand pulls, automatic machines or hand-set); People (full or short squads, who s scoring, pulling, refereeing, or loading houses). You need to think about how you can easily adapt, handle, or accept each of these variables so they won t impact your shooting success. In order to remain calm, relaxed, and focused on breaking targets and posting high scores, you ll need to train your mind to prepare solutions in advance for every possible variable that may be presented. The key is to eliminate surprises and the best way to do this is by being mentally prepared to adapt quickly, easily, and without stress to every possible situation. 20

12 Third Point: You need to be consistent and methodical in your approach to every shot, every time. When shooters are in the zone as we know it, they have all the distractions under control, they ve made the right adjustments for all the conditional variables present, and they always apply the same disciplined approach to every shot, every time. All three elements are important but from my experience, a disciplined approach to every target, every time is the most critical factor to winning events! Here s what I mean by a disciplined approach. With patience, timing, and rhythm, the shooter will go through the exact same sequence of events for every shot. For me it s a seamless 5-count process: 1) Focus my eyes as I start mounting the gun; 2) Complete the mount and lock into the gun; 3) Call for the target; 4) See the target, then move to it and break it; 5) See the break and follow-through. Also, every time as I start the process, I mentally say a brief mantra (see it; break it; stay in the gun). This little phrase helps channel all my attention, focus, and concentration to the five second task at hand. Forth Point: There are also a couple of other important factors you need to consider. The first is to dispel all negative thinking. Negative thoughts will only set you up for failure, so don t talk yourself out of a good score before you even walk out onto the field. The second is you need to stay focused but don t over-analyze and over-think everything on every shot. Trying to remember every single detail about everything all at once can be overwhelming, so just relax and trust in the established set-up and target breaking routine that you ve developed in practice. maintain the sharp mental focus and discipline needed during competition, I start my shoot routine at least the evening before and then continue with it throughout the length of the shoot. It s really not complicated; I just simply watch what I eat and drink, perform my few daily physical and mental exercises, stay hydrated, and get plenty of rest. So as you continue to work on improving your physical target breaking ability, be sure to practice every aspect of your mental game as well. Again, if clay target shooting is 90% mental and 10% equipment, then it s only logical that you should be applying the majority of your improvement efforts toward the mental aspects of your game. Remember always believe in yourself and trust in your ability and that positive thinking produces positive results! If you d like more information, visit my website at or if you have a specific question send me an at claybrakn@msn.com and I ll do my best to get it answered. See you at the club Frank In addition, there s certainly a lot of excellent advice and information available for shooters that speaks directly to the mental aspects of clay target shooting. Don t hesitate to select a quality book or DVD on the subject, especially if you want to dive deeper into the details of how to develop special or unique techniques to quiet your mind, reduce stress, physically and mentally relax, or to improve your mental clarity, focus, and concentration. The truth is, even if you could apply all the excellent information and techniques available, regardless of the game, practice and experience will always be the best teacher. In order for me to 21 22

13 The following is a list and or update of current projects and events going on at Black Diamond Gun Club. It would be great if some members stepped up and helped out with these. Please let any officer know if you would like to help out. Light Project Well, Tom Hunt and Bob Sadesk worked on field one lights.. it is out of service now..then we decided to adjust the lights on field five. it s out of service as well but the good news is that the club has five fields and we can still use three of them and we think we have gotten to the bottom of all this and solved the problem! Lori Kuhns has graciously volunteered to bail us out and help restore the lighting and upgrade the remaining fields as soon as the completed plan is presented to the board and approved! Whew! If you re interested in helping with this project, give Tom a holler or send an . We are hoping to repair all of the weathered venerable gear that has served us well for the last 20 odd years and then point them all in a direction to help our shooting scores!! Scoring Stand Refurbish Project Well folks it is time to upgrade and refurbish the scoring stands, and as such we are planning to remove the seats and slide them back a skosh and make them a little more comfortable. This project will require us to cut the current welds holding the stands together and then re weld them back onto the base. Bob Sadesk has made available to the club a stick welder with an onboard motor/generator to help make the task easy. If you re interested in becoming a part of this project, let anyone on the board know and we will work with you to git er done!! Trap Replacement Project 23 The club recently purchased 3 new pat traps. We have been selling the old traps to raise enough money to replace the other machines. So far we have sold 4 of the old machines and are ready to order 2 more new ones. We will have 3 machines for sale when the other 2 are installed. For the first time in club history we will have the same machines in all 5 trap houses. 24

14 NEW & USED MEC RELOADERS MEC PARTS MEC REPAIR AND TUNE UPS.!! If you need a MEC anything, John Abbott is the guy to call!! John has new and used MEC reloaders in all gauges and also a good supply of MEC reloader parts. If you need a few parts for a worn out MEC, a tune up or some repair work, call: John Abbott (425) Cell (425) Do you have a favorite shirt, vest, or other item(s) that you would like the Black Diamond Gun Club Logo (or any other embroidery) stitched onto? Bring it into the Black Diamond Gun Club, attach your name with phone number and instructions and Michelle Detwiler will contact you with a quote. Most logos range from $15 - $30. Embroidering a first name, or stitching a patch on - $5. Call Michelle at for questions or quotes

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16 Classified ads can be ed to Laura Ballard at the following address: Please don t hesitate to contact Laura if you have any questions or concerns. All input to the newsletter is welcome and will be considered. Thank You! For Sale: Colt 45 Series 70 Gold Cup Match. Call Steve at $1,200 FOR SALE: 1. 24" barrel browning safari.264 mag. excellent except for small area of paint removed by tape. $ Belgium made BAR 7mm mag excellent condition=24" barrel, $ H & R Reising model 65 military trainer 22 lr excellent condition. Plus (3) magazines. $ Winchester model 100 excellent condition.284 cal. $ Remington model 513t excellent restored 22lr military traineing rifle. $ call # or Sig Sauer P556 Pistol, comes with everything. One magazine, sling, case, manual, and red dot and open sights. Buyer must have current CCP and be a member of Black Diamond Gun Club. Asking $ Also Knoxx Spec Ops Fold over stock for a Rem Never used brand new asking $ Please call Jim at or me at jim_dcfinc@comcast.net 29 Bellingham Trap & Skeet Club Landt Farms Sporting Clays Seattle Skeet & Trap Club 940 Larson Road W Poor Mound Road King County Shooting Sports Park Bellingham, WA Nine Mile Falls, WA Ravensdale, WA (360) (509) (425) Black Diamond Gun Club North Cascades Sportman s Club Spokane Gun Club PO Box 217 P.O. Box E Sprague Ave Black Diamond, WA Chelan, WA Greenacres AFB, WA (360) (509) (509) Bainbridge Island Sportsmen s Club Old Skagit Gun Club Sportsmens Club Inc. PO Box Wilson Road Box 4056 Bainbridge Island, WA La Conner, WA McChord, WA (206) ( (206) Boeing Shooting Sports Club Orcas Island Sportsman Club Sumner Sportsman Assoc. King County Shooting Sports Park PO Box th Street, East Ravensdale, WA Eastsound WA Puyallup, WA (425) (360) (253) Bremerton Trap & Skeet Club Pheasant Valley Shooting Preserve Sun Valley Shooting Park 4956 State Highway 3 SW & Sporting Clays 1452 Suntargets Rd Port Orchard, WA PO Box 201 Moxes, WA (360) LaCrosse, WA (509) (509) Custer Sportsmen Club Pomeroy Gun Club Sunnydell Shooting 8832-Weidcamp Rd PO Box Dryke Road Lyndon, WA Pomeroy, WA Squim, WA (360) (509) (360) Ellensburg Trap & Skeet Club Poulsbo Sportman Club Tacoma Sportsmen s Club P.O. Box 861 PO Box Canyon Road Ellensburg, WA Silverdale, WA E. Puyallup, WA (509) (360) (253) Evergreen Sportsmen Club Quincy Amer. Legion Gun Club Turkey Ridge Marksmen Road, SW PO Box Evans Cutoff Road Olympia, WA Quincy, WA Evans WA (360) (360) (509) Gig Harbor Sportsman s Club R&M Game Birds Upper Nisqually Sportsman s Club 9721 Burnham Drive NW 495 Fisher Hill Road PO Box 831 Gig Harbor, WA Lyle, WA Eatonville, WA (253) (509) (360) Granite Falls Sportsmans Club Renton Fish & Game Club Wenatchee Gun Club Gun Club Road 1500 SE 144 th Street PO Box 416 Granite Falls, WA Renton, WA Wenatchee, WA (360) (425) (509) Holmes Harbor Road & Gun Club Rimrock Sporting Clays Winter Hawk 3334 Brooks Hill Road Rt 1, Box 10B 6362 Highway 291 Langley, WA Uniontown, WA Nine Mile Falls, WA (360) (509) (509) Kenmore Range Scab Rock Sporting Clays Yakima Valley Sportsmen s Assoc th SW Waukon Road North 411 Pomona Road Bothell, WA Edwall, WA Yakima, WA (206) (509) (509)