NOTICE TO ALL HIGH POWER RANGE USERS

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1 August 2018 MISSION STATEMENT The object of this organization shall be the encouragement of organized rifle, shotgun and pistol shooting among residents of our community, with a view toward better knowledge on the part of citizens of our community of the safe handling and the proper care of firearms, and the development of those characteristics of honesty, good fellowship, self discipline and self reliance that are the essentials of good sportsmanship and the foundation of true patriotism. NOTICE TO ALL HIGH POWER RANGE USERS Please read and comply with the High Power Range Rules posted on the bulletin board at the High Power Range. In addition, we ask for your cooperation with the following issues that are causing damage to our facilities: If you wish to use wooden target stands, please make and bring your own target stands. And take them home with you when you are done shooting. You may place your wooden target stands in the target stand bases at the 200 yard line, or make and bring your own target stand base for use at the 50 and 100 yard lines. Please DO NOT stand the 200 yard target stand bases up on end and staple targets to them or put clay pigeons on them. Please DO NOT shoot at the 200 yard target stand bases. Please DO NOT put paper targets or clay pigeons on the gong stand at the 200 yard line. The gong stand is for steel gongs only. Please DO NOT attach targets to the tires at the 100 yard line, or place targets in front of the tires. The tires are only for hanging your steel gongs at the 100 yard line. Our High Power Range facilities are maintained by volunteers. When stuff gets shot up or otherwise destroyed, it may be quite a while before it gets repaired. Thank you, Gary Thorson & Tom Schuettke High Power Range Directors Editor: Robert Moody , PlinkerEditor@comcast.net. Items for the Plinker must be submitted by the 15th of the month. Call or for details.

2 PA GE 2 T HE P LINKE R A UGUST 2018 Annual Bowling Pin Trophy Match August 19, 2018 The Annual Bowling Pin Match will be on Sunday August 19, There are three separate categories/matches starting with the.32 calibers then Single Action Revolver and ending with the Last Chance (any gun). Sign up starts at 8:00 a.m. with the matches starting at 9:00 a.m. at the Action Range (past the High Power Range). The shooter has to knock 6 bowling pin off a 5 x 3 foot table (except in the 32 cal. Match where the pins just have to be knocked over) in thirteen seconds. This is done ten times for a total of 60 pins. There are crystal mug s awards for the top three in the first 2 matches and the top 5 in the last match. Shooters can have holsters for their guns or a pouch. The.32 cal gun is restricted to four inch barrels or less and non adjustable sights. The guns can be semi-autos or revolvers. The usual cartridge is the.32 acp and.32 S&W Long. The.32 H&R magnum is not eligible. The Single Action revolver is any caliber. You can t use a double action revolver and shoot it single action. The Last Chance is any caliber, either semi-auto or revolver. Cost for one match is $15 and each additional match is $5. If you shoot all three matches the total is $25. Hey Shooters come out and test your skills and have some fun. By Harvey Gertson

3 PA GE 3 T HE P LINKE R A UGUST 2018 MUZZLELOADER TRAIL CLEAN-UP June 30, 2018 The work party for the muzzleloader trail clean-up was a complete success. We had 13 members working on this detail plus two members of the Seven Rivers Muzzleloaders. Most of the work involved cutting the grown-up brush and ferns down so the targets could be seen as well as painting the metal targets and tying new flagging on the supports for visibility. At least two of the targets also needed attention in the way of repairs but now the trail appears to be ready for use, with the exception of the grass in the road which does need mowing. Special thanks go out to all who participated, and they were; Roy Williams, Frank Ponceroff, John Vladeff, Adam Sampson, Tom Brown, Josh Brown, Mike Nesbitt, Bob DeLisle, Clarence Atchison, Will Ulry, Rowland Zoller, Doug Simpson, Jerry Mayo, and Phil Wiebe. The two members of the Seven Rivers Muzzleloaders who came to help were Dave Martin and Gary Emberley. With the work done by these members, the muzzleloader trail is now ready for use for the Many Rivers Rifle Frolic that is coming soon. Good doin s!!

4 PAGE 4 THE PLINKER A UGUST 2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS *President: Chris Moffet *Vice President: Ray Crisp *Secretary: Brian Erickson *Safety Officer: Will Ulry *Training Officer: John Mulhall Treasurer/Calendar: Doug Simpson Security/IT: Richard Schneider Building & Grounds Maintenance: Terry McManus Web Master: Bob Euliss *Executive Committee Hunter s Education: Larry Lufkin High Power Range: Gary Thorson Tom Schuettke Action Pistol Range: Irene Hertwig Ron Lohman George Stenson Multipurpose Range: Larry Balestra Jim Harry Black Powder Range: Tom Witt Archery Range: Bob Jamison Law Enforcement Liaison: Marcus Custer Match Directors 22 Rimfire/Benchrest: Larry Balestra silhouette: Larry Taylor Air Gun Field Target: & Benchrest John Mickel Harvey Gertson M1 Garand: Gary Thorson CMP: Gary Thorson Old Soldiers: Gary Thorson Center Fire Pistol: Gary Baldwin Indoor Pistol League: Harvey Gertson Jeff Young Black Powder: (Muzzle Loading) Bob Gietz Black Powder: (Cartridge Rifle) Bob Gietz ASB Archery Director: Barbara Rheault Beg Intermediate Centerfire Pistol Larry Lufkin Ron Lohman Cowboy Action Rick Bond MEMBERSHIP DUES RATES Dues and Renewal policies Members will receive a statement 45 days before their membership expires. (Your renewal month is found on your mailing label.) The dues renewal date is the last day of the month in which members annual date falls. Members gate card will automatically lock out on their renewal date if they have not renewed, and their membership will be considered inactive for 30-days, during which time they may still pay their dues. After 30-days on inactive status the membership will be terminated. Should they wish to rejoin CCR&P past the 30-days inactive status, they must reapply as a new member and attend the Orientation class. Membership fees (taxes are additional), collected at the time of the orientation classes are: Annual dues $70.00 for the first member of each household and $35.00 for each additional eligible member of the household. Initiation fee (one time) $80.00 for each household and a refundable gate card deposit fee of $10.00 for each member. In addition, each member is expected to devote 8 hours of volunteer service annually or recruit two new members or pay an assessment of $ NRA membership (required) Orientation class (required) (GUESTS: Members may bring their spouses and children under the age of 18 years old as guests as often as they d like. Non-immediate family member guests are limited to two visits annually. Members MUST accompany their guests at all times, including spouses and children, and are responsible for the conduct of their guests.) NRA CLUB AFFILIATE BENEFITS Free listing of events on NRA website; discount on range technician team & service; attorney referral service; nonlegal advice for legal problems; NRA attorneys pro bono for national concern issues; eligible to apply for $5,000 grant annually; $10 reimburse for each new NRA member; $5 reimburse for each returning member; Club Connection quarterly magazine; eligible for NRA firearms insurance.

5 PA GE 5 T HE P LINKE R A UGUST 2018 August 2018 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNES- DAY THURS- DAY FRIDAY SATURDAY (C) New Member Orientation (7:00-21:30) (B,MP,C & trail) Many Rivers Rifle Frolic (08:00-16:00) (AP) Beginner Pistol Match Set Up (08:30-11:00) (AP) Beginning Pistol Training & Class (08:00-15:00) (H) Old West Centerfires (09:00-12:00) (M) USRA-IR5050 Smallbore Rifle Benchrest Tournament (07:00-16:00) (AP) Beginner Pistol Match (08:00-14:00) (B,MP,C & trail) Many Rivers Rifle Frolic (08:00-16:00) (H) M1 Garand Rifle Match (08:00-15:00) (B,MP,C & trail) Many Rivers Rifle Frolic (08:00-16:00) ( I,C) Hunter Education (18:00-21:00) (AP) Center Fire Pistol Match (08:00-15:00) (C) Exec. Committee Mtg. (19:00-21:00) (BP,I,C) WA Hist. Gun Makers Fair (WHGMG) (12:00-15:00) (AP) Cowboy Action Setup (14:00-20:00) ( I,C) WA Hist. Gun Makers Fair (WHGMG) (8:00-18:00) (AP) Center Fire Pistol Setup (13:00-20:00) (I,C,B,MP,field) Hunter Education (8:00-15:00) (M) USRA-IR5050 Smallbore Rifle Benchrest Tournament (07:00-16:00) (AP) Cowboy Action Monthly (08:00-17:00) (BP) WA Hist. Gun Makers Fair (WHGMG) (8:00-21:00) (AP) Cowboy Action Orientation (08:00-13:00) (H) CMP/NRA Service Rifle Match (BP & trail) Open Trail (09:00-12:00) RANGE KEY: A=Archery; B=Black Powder; C=Clubhouse; H=Hi-Power; I=Indoor; M=Multipurpose; P=Pistol Sidebay T=Action Pistol CCB=Capital City Bowmen Clubhouse

6 PA GE 6 T HE P LINKE R A UGUST 2018 Membership Terminated Thom Jenrette, CCRP member since 1989, had his membership immediately terminated during the 15 May Board of Directors meeting. Thom violated many Bylaws and Standing Rules in a manner that put the entire club at risk. The Board decided that Thom s violations were so severe, his membership was immediately terminated, he would turn in all access cards and keys, and leave the property. Thom was also informed he could not attend open gate public events, or in fact ever be on CCRP property again. Doing so would be treated as trespass. Any member that allows Thom Jenrette access to the CCRP property, opening the gate or bringing him as a guest, puts their membership at risk, and will have to answer to the Board. This may sound harsh, but the Board made this decision with the Club s, and your, best interest in mind. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact any Board member. Their names are listed later in this newsletter. Thanks. Richard Schneider CCRP Board / Security and IT C AP IT O L CITY RIFLE & PI ST O L CLUB PO BOX 3832 L AC EY W A