The Bullet-IN 2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTION. Official Newsletter of River Bend Gun Club

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1 Official Newsletter of River Bend Gun Club The Bullet-IN River Bend Gun Club is a club for members, founded in Issue No. 248 May BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTION Inside this issue Official Club Business... 7 Annual Meeting & Family Picnic... 9 Hunting Rifle NRA Light Rifle Smallbore F-Class Attention Ladies NRA Women on Target May Calendar June Calendar Classified Ads Range Map River Bend Gun Club s 2018 annual business meeting will convene at 12:00PM on Sunday, May 20, 2018, at the club s Multi-Purpose Range #1 (MP1). For the benefit of new members or others who are not familiar with this important event, Article VIII of the River Bend Gun Club, Inc. By-Laws requires the annual election of the club President and three open Director positions at every annual business meeting. In 2018, the president, two Life Directors, and one Annual Director will be elected. The members who qualified as candidates and are running for election in 2018 are: President: Life Director: Life Director: Will Owensby (unopposed) Michael K. Duncan Larry Sollars, II (incumbent) Annual Director: Bart Andolino Annual Director: John Norris (incumbent) Annual Director: Art Thompson As stipulated in the club By-Laws, only life and corporate members may vote for the President and Life Directors, and only annual and senior members may vote for Annual Directors. No other membership classes are entitled to vote. Official written notification of the annual business meeting will be sent by first class mail in late April to all members in good standing. Please review the contents of the notification carefully. The mailing will also include other important information regarding the picnic and annual business meeting, including a proxy form (for life, annual, and senior members), as well as your membership dues invoice. (Continued on page 2) 1

2 2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTION (Continued from page 1) Members eligible to vote will be given official ballots at sign-in before the meeting. Members who do not attend the annual meeting may assign a proxy to vote on their behalf by executing a proxy form. Proxy forms will be sent with the annual meeting notice and are also available for download on the club website. Properly completed and signed proxy forms must be returned to the Club Secretary no later than 5pm on Thursday, May 10, Proxies received after that date and time will be rejected. Please remember, if you assign your voting rights to a proxy, he or she must be present and signed-in at the annual meeting to vote your proxy, so please be sure that your assigned proxy is going to attend. Also, to be valid, your proxy must be assigned to a specific individual by name. Proxies left blank or assigned to Board of Directors or anything other than an individual name will be disallowed. Questions about the annual meeting or election of the president and directors should be directed to the Corporate Secretary, Erica D Amico, at sec@rbgc.org or Will Owensby, candidate for President (Unopposed) How frequently do you use the club (approximate monthly average)?: I visit the club approximately 6 times per month. In what shooting disciplines are you active?: I am most active in Action Pistol and 3 Gun and I occasionally compete in USPSA (IPSC). Summarize your previous service to RBGC including offices held, committees on which you have served, etc.: 2012 to present: Chief Range Officer (CRO) 2015 to present: Assistant Range Officer (ARO) for 3 Gun 2009 to 2015: Range Officer (RO) for 3 Gun, : RO for Action Pistol 2012 to present: Chairman, Range Committee 2013 to present: Chairman, Range Rules Revision Committee 2014 to present: Chairman, Training Committee 2013 to present: Member, Action Shooting Sports Committee (Continued on page 3) 2

3 2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTION (Continued from page 2) Briefly describe your short and long-term goals and objectives for the club if elected: RBGC is the best gun club in the Southeastern US. If elected President, I will strive to see that it remains so by ensuring that the club continues to be efficiently operated and managed, ensuring that appropriate representatives of the club continue to maintain a productive rapport with local elected officials and members of our local community, ensuring that adequate training and development is required and is readily available for all club officers, employees and RO/ARO volunteers, and ensuring that club members, employees and officers remain good stewards of club property and resources. If elected, I will also strive to ensure full transparency and high-quality communication with club members regarding club priorities and direction. Please include any other comments or information you wish to provide: I love this club and I will do everything I can to help keep it healthy, viable and the best club there is. Michael K. Duncan, candidate for Life Director How frequently do you use the club (approximate monthly average)?: 3 times. In what shooting disciplines are you active?: Shotgun, Action Pistol, Cowboy, 3 Gun, Skeet, Sporting Clays Summarize your previous service to RBGC including offices held, committees on which you have served, etc.: Life Director, Vice President Briefly describe your short and long-term goals and objectives for the club if elected: I will do my best to look out for all shooting activities at RBGC and follow the adopted by-laws of the club. (Continued on page 4) 3

4 2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTION (Continued from page 3) Larry Sollars II, candidate for Life Director (Incumbent) How frequently do you use the club (approximate monthly average)?: Between 3 and 5 trips per month, so average of about 4. In what shooting disciplines are you active?: High Power Rifle XTC, High Power Rifle 600x3, Small bore Prone, 100yd Match/Clinic, Rifleman s Weekend, M1A matches. Summarize your previous service to RBGC including offices held, committees on which you have served, etc.: Served for the past 3 years as ARO for High Power Rifle, and Match Director for 600x3 High Power matches. Served on 2017/2018 Board of Directors as Life Director. Briefly describe your short and long term goals and objective for the club if elected: I believe the club s short-term interests include finishing of the new bullseye Pistol range, continued development of the new multi-purpose rifle range, and eventual expansion of the Action Pistol ranges. I have also begun putting together a proposal to add a cover to the 600 yard firing line on the High Power Rifle range. Please include any other comments or information you wish to provide: I thoroughly enjoy spending time at our club and shooting in many of the matches that we host. We have a terrific staff and very dedicated groups of volunteers that make our club the great place that it is. I am honored to have served the past year as a board member and would like to continue in that role. Together with the other board members I am confident that we can continue to make River Bend Gun Club the best that it can be. Bart Andolino, candidate for Annual Director How frequently do you use the club (approximate monthly average)?: 6-8 for years. In what shooting disciplines are you active?: Trap, pistol, some rifle. (Continued on page 5) 4

5 2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTION (Continued from page 4) Summarize your previous service to RBGC including offices held, committees on which you have served, etc.: None active, regular member, ATA member, NRA lifetime. Briefly describe your short and long-term goals and objectives for the club if elected: Understand budgets, plans, programs, etc. Help to develop innovative strategies to provide safe, current, state of the art venues to our shooters. John Norris, candidate for Annual Director (Incumbent) How frequently do you use the club (approximate monthly average)?: 6-8 times/month. In what shooting disciplines are you active?: Bullseye Pistol. Summarize your previous service to RBGC including offices held, committees on which you have served, etc.: Served as an Annual Director for 1 year and involved in three different committees. Designed and in the process of construction of the new Bullseye Range. Managed the site preparation of a new rifle range. Currently creating a utility location map for the entire River Bend complex. Briefly describe your short and long term goals and objective for the club if elected: I would like to continue the work I have been involved in for the last year assisting in the improvements at the River Bend shooting complex. My long term goal is to help make River bend the finest shooting complex in the US. Please include any other comments or information you wish to provide: Thank all of the members who have assisted me over the past year. (Continued on page 6) 5

6 2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTION (Continued from page 5) Art Thompson, candidate for Annual Director How frequently do you use the club (approximate monthly average)?: 4-6 visits/month. In what shooting disciplines are you active?: Action Pistol, USPSA, I-Core, 3 Gun. Summarize your previous service to RBGC including offices held, committees on which you have served, etc.: -Certified RBGC Action Pistol ARO & NRA Certified SO -Member RBGC Action Shooting Sports Planning Committee -Women on Target coach -Annual Youth Shoot RO -3 Gun RO -GSSF RO -RBGC Annual Picnic volunteer Briefly describe your short and long-term goals and objectives for the club if elected: Short term: Continue to provide & maintain a safe, friendly, and well-run gun club for all members and their guests. Long term: Maintenance, enhancement and expansion of existing ranges, in addition to future range and facility planning for all shooting disciplines. Please include any other comments or information you wish to provide: I have been involved in shooting sports all my life and the last 22 years as an active member of RBGC. I would be honored to serve on the RBGC Board representing all shooting disciplines. 6

7 Highlights of February 2018 Board of Directors Meeting Official Club Business President Steve Hardin presided over a quorum of eight Board members. Also attending were five club officers, the Club Manager, Assistant Shotgun Manager, four annual members, one senior member, one spouse member, and one life member. A quorum was confirmed, the proposed agenda was amended and adopted, the minutes of the February 2018 Board meeting were approved and the following officer and manager reports were presented and accepted: Treasurer Secretary Chief Range Officer Club Manager Shotgun Manager Board decisions made, actions taken and items of interest: Treasurer reported that February FYTD income was $693K, an increase of approximately $36K versus the same period in FY February FYTD expense was $588K, a decrease of approximately $19K versus the same period in FY Cash in the bank as of 2/28/18 was $289,760 including $70,137 in Capital Reserve Fund. The estimated discretionary cash available on May 1, 2018 is projected to be $201,223. Approved 11 new members. Chief Range Officer reported that 10 of 12 shooting venues submitted match reports in February. Total entries were 269 (108 members, 146 non-members and 15 juniors) and event use fees to the club totaled $1,088. Non-competition range use in February totaled 1,327 (1,118 members and 209 guests). The February range safety tour was attended by 13 prospective members and 2 spouses for a total of 15 attendees. Approved David Rabin as RO for the NRA Smallbore Rifle Prone venue. Approved Tommy Steadman as ARO for the NRA Smallbore Rifle Prone venue. Approved Doug McNash as additional ARO for NRA Smallbore Rifle Prone venue. Approved Jim Holliday as additional ARO for NRA Smallbore Rifle Prone venue. Approved John Schudel as additional ARO for High Power Rifle venue Approved Scott Pehrson as additional ARO for NRA High Power Rifle Silhouette venue. Approved Russell Wynne as additional ARO for NRA High Power Rifle Silhouette venue. The Club Manager reported that the Silhouette range has been wired and the cold range lights have been converted to red 110 volt lights. Overhead lights were added and electrical outlets were added to the back benches. This will allow the emergency phone to be moved to the range and have it run on 110AC. Shotgun range use in February was 245 shooters (225 members and 20 guests). 1,222 rounds were fired during the month with 22 cart rentals. Total February revenue to the club was $7,516. The Infrastructure Committee Chairman reported that the current aerial digital files have been received and they are in the process of placing the utility locations on pertinent drawings. The possibility of drone aerials for the website and/or range tours was proposed and will be discussed further. (Continued on page 8) 7

8 Official Club Business (Continued from page 7) Insurance Committee Chairman reported that additional liability insurance coverage for RO/AROs will be $5,450 per year. Multipurpose Range #3 (MP3) was proposed and approved for the new Rifle Range. The 2018 Revisions to the Range Rules were approved. Four scholarship applicants will be interviewed on March 14. Award recipients will be announced at the April BoD meeting. Five members earned Tactical Rifle Certification in February. Nine members and spouses have completed this certification since January 2018 and 220 have completed it since inception in May The NRA Basic Pistol class scheduled on 2/17/18 had 4 attendees. The Board Application Review Committee met on March 12 and approved the six applicants wishing to run for President, Life Director, or Annual Director during the 2018 annual election. Applicants for the Club Manager position will be interviewed on April 8. Recommendation for new Club Manager will be made at the April 2018 Board meeting. Regular monthly Board meetings are called to order at 7:00 PM on the second Monday of each month in the Gene Mowell Conference Center. RBGC members and families are cordially invited to attend. New Members Approved Robert M. Barnwell, Peachtree Corners Jaime K. Frost, Cumming Jason A. Hill, Cumming Charles M. Iracondo, Cumming Brad C. Kanipe, Sugar Hill Ryan D. German, Alpharetta Timothy L. McDonald, Holly Springs David R. Phillips, Cumming William Brent Wiley, Lula James J. Wilkins, Alpharetta Jeffrey B. Wilhoit, Gainesville Membership Statistics MAR FEB MAR Senior Members: Total Members: 1,868 1,850 1,766 8

9 Annual Meeting & Family Picnic Date: Sunday, May 20, 2018 Time: Noon to 4PM Place: Multi-purpose Range#1 (MP1) Mark your calendar for the Annual Meeting & Family Picnic! Bring your family and friends and join us for a fun-filled afternoon at the club featuring the south s best BBQ with all the trimmings, grilled burgers and hot dogs, swap meet, door prizes, music, games, raffles and more! The club s annual business meeting and election of officers will be called to order promptly at noon. Food will be served beginning at 1PM. Please plan to arrive for annual meeting no later than 11:30AM in order to sign-in and receive your election ballot (member sign-in will be available at 11AM). Members who sign-in for the annual meeting will be entered in a special door prize drawing. Written notice of the annual meeting will be sent to each member in good standing via US Mail. If you do not receive your annual meeting notice by May 5, please notify the Secretary (contact information below). To help us plan food and beverage quantities, please send an message to rsvp@rbgc.org and tell us if you will attend. In the message subject line, please include your name and the number of people in your party. Questions? Please call or write to the Club Secretary, Erica D Amico, at , or sec@rbgc.org. 9

10 Hunting Rifle Getting a much needed break in the otherwise rainy weather forecast, 22 shooters converged on the RBGC High Power Range for the March Hunting Rifle Match. A host of regular to the venue shooters helped welcome several new to the event shooters including Matt Tucker (pictured with target), Hunter Howell, and Tom Hollingsworth. Tom typically shoots High Power Match s and was taking the opportunity to gain additional practice with his.303 Lee-Enfield. For those of you who typically shoot High Power (or F-class) the Hunting Rifle match whether held on the HP or SL range, is an excellent opportunity to gain additional practice across the course. Shooter Matt Tucker brought his new 6.5 x.284 Savage F-class and posted an excellent target. This was Matt s first time shooting the rifle past 100 yards and the results speak for themselves. Well done Matt! First squad preparing to shoot the 600 yard line (above) and Matt Tucker pictured with rifle and target (below). Many of our regular shooters also posted excellent targets, including posted excellent targets including Craig Guinn, Chris Vanairsdale, Matt Gravely, Tyler Rattz, and Scott Miklavich. It s easy to look back and see how as a group and as individuals, just how much improvement we ve seen over time. Practice really does make a difference! If you re not familiar with the Hunting Rifle venue at RBGC, our objective is to assist hunters and shooters in developing the skills and knowledge required to accurately place shots at distance. The venue is non-competitive (your shooting against yourself) and range officers are available to assist with shooting technique, sight adjustments and target spotting. We typically rotate from the High Power range to the Silhouette range every 3rd month. For the matches held on the High Power range we offer NRA Bullseye, multi-bull Diamond and NRA life-size animal (deer/bear) targets. For matches on the SL range we offer a mix of 6, 8, and 10 inch steel plates. For more information please visit the Hunting Rifle venue page. Whether you re preparing for an upcoming hunt, competitive match, or simply wish to develop or polish your shooting skills, come join us for our next match on Saturday, May 19th on the High Power (HP) range. Greg Hughes RO/Hunting Rifle 10

11 NRA Light Rifle The opening of the 2018 RBGC NRA Light Rifle program saw gray skies moderate temperatures and still winds despite the dire predictions of the weather man. A total of 11 competitors were on hand to start the season including three new faces. New shooter Bob Morris started the match at a blistering pace by firing a 95 in his first stage, with George Wilson not far behind posting a 92 1X. In the second stage, Mark Dorlay fired a 93 to move into first, one shot ahead of King Stracke, two shots ahead of Wilson, and three shots ahead of Match Director Simon Bailey. In the third stage, Stracke s 91 1X enabled him to take a one point lead over Wilson, who led Dorlay by a point, who led Bailey by a point. Stracke extended his lead two additional point in the fourth stage. Dorlay moved into a tie with Wilson for second, and Bailey sat two behind them, waiting for his opportunity. A 93 2X in the fifth stage separated Wilson from Dorlay. Wilson moved to within one point of Stracke. Dorlay himself fired a 92, staying in the hunt. In the sixth and final stage, Stracke stumbled, providing an opening. Both Wilson and Dorlay fired 92s. This enabled Wilson to capture the tournament by a single point with Dorlay taking second and Stracke placing third. Bailey, meanwhile, slammed closed a nebulous opening he had offered to capture the Sharpshooter Classification. Beth Reynolds, using her new Savage rifle, started very well, but dropped slightly in the later stages of the match. The rust of Winter was definitely impacting usually reliable competitors, but that did not stop Don Coleman from taking the Marksman Classification. The three new competitors, Bob Morris, Jeff Bolles, and John Martin all fired in the Master Classification. Morris 95 set the stage and after a slight hiccup in the third stage, he shot consistently to place as first Master, followed by Bolles who also shot consistently until the final two stages took their toll. Martin, after a shaky start, showed consistent improvement over the course of the match and will likely be a force to be reckoned with next month. Congratulations to all winners; full match results are available on the website on the match results page. The next Light Rifle match will be on Sunday May the 6th with first shot downrange at 9:30 AM. The match will be an any sight 60 shot match fired at 50 ft. We look forward to seeing you here. By Brad Reynolds 11

12 Smallbore F-Class Competition You probably know that River Bend has smallbore rifle prone matches, but did you know our matches now include F- Class? F-Class is shot from a prone position, but instead of using a sling for support, you use a front rest or bipod in the front and a rear support such as a sandbag. If you have a.22 LR rifle capable of being single-loaded, a bipod, and a sandbag, you can shoot F-Class. 12 F-Class competitors shoot alongside sling competitors and shoot at the same distances. F-Class has been part of highpower rifle competition for many years but only recently became part of smallbore competition. The rules governing smallbore F-Class are set forth at pp of the NRA Smallbore Rifle Rules. Briefly, one must use.22 LR ammunition only. The total weight of the rifle and anything attached to it (for example, a scope and a bipod) can t exceed lbs. If you re using a front rest, it doesn t count toward the weight limit. The rules require that rifles be loaded with only one cartridge at a time, so single-loading is required and cartridges cannot be fed through a magazine. Semi-automatic rifles may be used provided that you can single-load and not feed through the magazine. Under the NRA rules, there are two types of F-Class rifles. F-Class Open rifles are rested on a front rest, and F-Class Target Rifles use a bipod. In our club matches we put both types of rifles into one class for awards purposes. Most of our club matches are not NRA-sanctioned, but twice this year (May and September 22-23) we will have two-day NRA-sanctioned matches. For a typical 160-record-shot match, you ll want to bring at least 200 rounds of ammunition to make sure you have enough for sighters. You can use aperture sights if you wish, but people always use scopes because the targets are challenging. If you want to be able to see your bullet holes through your riflescope, you ll need one capable of resolving a.22 cal. hole in a black target at distances of 50 to 100 yards. You can also bring a spotting scope to help you see your bullet holes, and life will be easier if you can mount the spotting scope close to the ground. You ll be laying on a concrete pad, so you ll want a shooting mat, sleeping bag pad, or something else to cushion you. Our match schedule is on the website under Smallbore Rifle Prone. Registration opens at 8:00 a.m. and first shots are at 9:00 a.m. The matches are held at the new.22 Rimfire Rifle Range. If you have any questions, please Dave Rabin at smallbore@rbgc.org. ---Dave Rabin

13 Attention Ladies: Do you want to learn to shoot a pistol safely? River Bend Gun Club has hosted NRA Women on Target Pistol Clinics for many years. The purpose of the clinics is to provide women with a hands-on introduction to the safe handling and proper use of pistols. In the morning session, An NRA certified, female Instructor provides a thorough introduction to firearm safety, handling firearms and shooting skills in the Gene Mowell Conference Center. In the past, some of the ladies in the all-female classes have asked many excellent questions, so time permitting, we may also discuss selecting a pistol, safe storage options, cleaning a firearm, and club membership. The club provides a delicious lunch and then we re off to the Bullseye Pistol Range. At the range, each woman is paired with an experienced club volunteer who coaches her first shots. We shoot.22 semi-automatic pistols and revolvers at colorful targets. Each woman takes about 25 shoots working on the shooting fundamentals. The NRA provides souvenir bags that include an NRA New Shooter Guide, Come Join Us booklet and eye and ear protection. The club also provides ammunition and targets at no charge and the volunteer coaches provide their personal firearms for participant use. When not on the firing line, we provide information about future opportunities for women at the club and through NRA classes. See the flyer on the following page for more details. Pre-registration is required and the clinic is limited to 30 participants. Please sign up now! The next clinic is Saturday, May 12th from 9 am to 3 pm. So, for $15, what are you waiting for? Register at: Questions: Contact Kathy Rioux at legacyost@gmail.com or

14 River Bend Gun Club Proudly announces WHERE: NRA Women on Target Instructional Shooting Clinic Learn to Shoot a PISTOL! River Bend Gun Club 988 River Bend Gun Club Road Dawsonville, GA WHEN: Saturday, May 12, :30 am 4:00 pm Rain or Shine WHO: For women ONLY! Age 14 years and over 30 spots available Register NOW! (Ages need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian) AGENDA: 8:30 am 9:00 am Sign Gene Mowell Conference Center 9:00 am 12:00 pm Classroom Instruction by NRA Certified Instructors (NO live ammunition or personal firearms in classroom) COST: 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Lunch 1:00 pm 3:00 pm Range Bullseye Pistol Range $15 - Includes use of firearms, targets, ammunition, eye and ear protection, NRA Goody bag & Lunch! Be sure to wear: closed-toe shoes REGISTRATION: QUESTIONS: Kathy Rioux (404) or legacyost@gmail.com By April 27, 2018 and confirmation from Legacyost@gmail.com, please send check for $15 payable to: Legacy Outdoor Skills Training and Consulting Group, LLC 976 Port Way Lawrenceville, GA

15 May 2018 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT Trap & Skeet League(sh) 4 5 Cowboy Action(cb) HP - Rifleman's Weekend 6 NRA Light Rifle(rr22) Bullseye Pistol(be) HP - Rifleman's Weekend 13 RF Silhouette State Match (rr) 7 8 Club Manager Search Committee meeting at 12:00 PM in Rimfire Rifle range office 14 Board Meeting 7pm(cr) 9 10 Trap & Skeet League(sh) Trap & Skeet League(sh) 11 RF Silhouette State Match Practice (rr) 12 HP 80 Shot RMC(hp) Centerfire Benchrest(mp1) NRA Women on Target (cr) (be) ICORE - Revolver(ap) RF Silhouette State Match (rr) Action Pistol(ap) Hunter Rifle(sl) Sporting Clays(sp) Rimfire Silhouette 20 Annual Meeeting and Picnic (mp1) Annual Swap Meet (smp2) Trap & Skeet League(sh) 25 BlackHawk Open Smallbore Prone(22rr) yd Match/Clinic(smp2) Buffalo Rifles(sl) USPSA(cb) BlackHawk Open Smallbore Prone(22rr) 27 Range Tour 10-3pm (cr) Rimfire Benchrest (mp1) Buffalo Rifles(hp) BlackHawk Open Smallbore Prone(22rr) 28 BlackHaw k Open Smallbore Prone (22rr) Annie Oakleys Sporting Clays (sh) 31 Trap & Skeet League(sh) Range Legend: (ac) - Action Complex (ap) - Action Pistol Bays (be) - Bullseye Range (bp) - Black Powder Range (cb) - Cowboy Range (CR) - Gene Mowell Conference Room (hp) - High Power Range (mp1) - Multipurpose 1 (22rr) - Rimfire Range (smp2) - Skutle Multipurpose 2 (sp) - Sporting Clays (sh) - Shotgun Hill (sl) - Silhouette 15

16 June 2018 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 3 USPSA RO Class - CR AM followed by CB1 and 2 PM (Cowboy Hill Bay 1, 2) 10 HP 3x600(hp) AP - 3 Gun 17 Bullseye Pistol(be) 24 Range Tour 10-3pm (cr) Rimfire Benchrest (mp1) Trap & Skeet League(sh) 11 Board Meeting 7pm(cr) Trap & Skeet League(sh) Trap & Skeet League(sh) Annie Oakleys Sporting Clays (sh) 28 Trap & Skeet League(sh) Yard Rimfire(hp) Cowboy Action(cb) NRA Light Rifle(rr22) USPSA CRO Class - CR (Conference Center) Shot RMC(hp) CF Benchrest(mp1) ICORE - Revolver(ap) High Power Rifle Silhouette match (sl) Hunter Rifle(hp) Action Pistol(ap) Sporting Clays(sp) Rimfire Silhouette yd Match/Clinic (smp2) Buffalo Rifles(sl) USPSA(cb) Smallbore Prone.(rr) Range Legend: (ac) - Action Complex (ap) - Action Pistol Bays (be) - Bullseye Range (bp) - Black Powder Range (cb) - Cowboy Range (CR) - Gene Mowell Conference Room (hp) - High Power Range (mp1) - Multipurpose 1 (22rr) - Rimfire Range (smp2) - Skutle Multipurpose 2 (sp) - Sporting Clays (sh) - Shotgun Hill (sl) - Silhouette 16

17 Classified Ads RCBS handloading set up RCBS Rock Chucker single-stage press, reloading dies (9mm,.40cal,.45cal,.308cal,.223cal) plus universal de-capper, priming tool, powder trickle, powder measure, case trimmer, scale, electric tumbler, media separator and all priming tools and accessories. Also have primers, bullets and once-used cases subject to negotiation (sold separately). Everything you need to hand load is here and in perfect shape. $ Moving, space is limited. Scott Coleman: RBGC member since 1994, (770) Want to Buy, Sell, or Trade? Send an to and we ll include your ad in the Bullet-IN. Please submit classified ads to no later than the 28th of the month. Ads appear for two issues unless additional time is requested. 17

18 Shotgun Hill Hours: OPEN Thursday - Sunday 10am - 6pm last round must begin prior to 5:30 pm CLOSED Monday - Wednesday Club Hours: Club hours are from sunrise to sunset (specific times for specific dates are listed on the RBGC and other weather sites) on all ranges except the shotgun ranges, which are open late on certain days of the week, light and weather permitting (check the website for scheduled days and hours of operation). Evening shooting (until 9:00 p.m.) will be scheduled periodically on the lighted field. Check the website or contact the shotgun Manager for current schedules. Newsletter Information: When submitting articles, please remember to include a couple of pictures if possible. Deadline is the 28th of the Month. Copyright 2018, River Bend Gun Club, all rights reserved. 18