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March 2017 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

self reliance that are the essentials of good sportsmanship and the foundation of true patriotism.

1 March 2017 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. Those in attendance: Ray Crisp, Irene Hertwig, Will Ulry, Terry Mcmanus, Eric Boos, Brian Erickson, Bob Jamison, Doug Simpson, John Mullhall, Bob Geitz. Ray C. called the meeting to order at 6:59 p.m. Will U. led the flag salute. Doug S. presented the Treasurer s report. Will U. motioned that the treasurer s report be accepted as read. John M. seconded the motion. Board vote: all aye John M. reported membership at 676 members as of the last New Member Orientation. Also the Capitol City Bowmen meeting room is available for the New Member Orientation classes, as well as other club meetings. Old Business: Ray C. - Facility Improvement Projects High Power shooting Shed - have 1 bid, looking for at least 2 more. Archery group requesting replacement hay bales. Indoor Range lighting upgrade. Please let Ray C. know of any other projects with a rough guess on dollar amount so they can get brought forward & implemented. John Wicklund and Will Ulry are maintaining & implementing the Volunteer Asessment List with approximately 30 to 40 people. (This is used to connect members with projects to fulfill the 8 hours per year club requirement). Irene H. asked about CCRP liability insurance coverage. Is there any coverage for Board Members, Range Directors, or? At this point there was no confirmed response (thought unlikely, though). One example of personal liability insurance was given: Volunteers of America at approximately $1 million in coverage for about $100 per year. Will U. The manufacture and sale of the gong target is going well. The first batch have Editor: Robert Moody , PlinkerEditor@comcast.net. Items for the Plinker must be submitted by the 15th of the month. Call or for details.

2 PAGE 2 THE PLINKER MARCH 2017 almost all been sold at $40 each. Discussion about where the profit was to go. John M. motioned that any profits from the sale of these targets should go toward the High Power Range. Eric B. seconded the motion. Board vote: all aye New Business: Eric Boos asked about the responsibilities/duties of the Indoor Range Director. Some information shared. It was mentioned that Jeff Young would be willing to help/ share with getting Eric started. Ray C. appointed Eric Boos as the Indoor Range Director until he can be confirmed by vote at the March meeting, which will be held inside the Capitol City Bowmen meeting room. Irene H. asking about the choice of where public content and non-public content is stored on the CCRP web site. Web site discussion followed. Irene will contact Bob Euliss / Jason (site builder) about the content storage. Will U. asked about making the Web Master a Board position. More discussion. The meeting minutes were read. John M. motioned to approve the minutes as read. Doug S. seconded the motion. Board vote: all aye 8:06 p.m. Doug S. motioned to adjourn. John M. seconded. Board vote: all aye

3 PAGE 3 THE PLINKER MARCH 2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORS *President: Chris Moffet *Vice President: Ray Crisp *Treasurer, Security: *Secretary: Brian Erickson *Safety Officer: Will Ulry *Training Officer: John Mulhall Bookkeeper: Karla Moffet Treasurer/books backup: Doug Simpson Calendar Schedule: Doug Simpson Building Maintenance: Terry McManus Webmaster: Bob Euliss webguy@ccrpclub.org Grounds Keeper: Terry McManus *Executive Committee Hunter s Education: Larry Lufkin High Power Range: Tom Schuettke Action Pistol Range: Irene Hertwig Ron Lohman George Stenson Multipurpose Range: Larry Balestra Indoor Range: Vacant Black Powder Range: Tom Witt Archery Range: Ray Crisp WWC Liaison: Law Enforcement Liaison: Match Directors 22 Rimfire/Benchrest: Larry Balestra silhouette: Larry Taylor Air Gun Field Target: & Benchrest John Mickel Harvey Gertson M1 Garand: CMP: Old Soldiers: Center Fire Pistol: Gary Baldwin Indoor Pistol : Harvey Gertson Jeff Young Black Powder: (Muzzle Loading) Bob Gietz Black Powder: (Cartridge ) 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.

4 PAGE 4 THE PLINKER MARCH 2017 Soggy Groundhog Sees No Shadow February 2017 Muzzle Loading Match Report Preparations happened on Friday afternoon in intermittent showers with more rain on Saturday February 4 th, the day of our muzzleloader match. There was simply no chance for shadows to be seen which just meant more wet paper targets to score with the scorekeepers fortified by hot coffee. Seven Free Trappers arrived to enjoy this showery shooting day. The match saw shooting with rifles and pistols. Target theme was ground hogs (or gophers) with challenging targets to test the shooters skills. After a brief shooters meeting, Booshway Roy Williams was on hand to recruit more assistance for trail guides for Rain-Dee-Voo. He was a non-shooter and worked on the tomahawk trail with Scott Isom to get the trail in order for the event. Good shooting proceeded with target scoring assistance from Tom Brown. The luck targets winners for the day; the X target was won by Adam Sampson while the gopher head was won by Bob DeLisle. Individual skills rewarded with pistols went to; 1 st -Mike Nesbitt, 2 nd - Adam Sampson, and 3 rd -Rowland Zoller. The top three with their rifles were; 1 st -Rowland Zoller, 2 nd - Jerry Mayo, 3 rd - Bob DeLisle. Aggregate placings were; 1 st - Adam Sampson, 2 nd -Mike Nesbitt, 3 rd -Rowland Zoller, 4 th -Bob DeLisle, 5 th -Tim Sampson 6 th -Ralph Birmingham, and 7 th -Jerry Mayo. Immediate future activity is the Evergreen Muzzleloaders match next Saturday, February 11 th, 2017 starting at 0900 or earlier due to coincidence with the Evergreen Sportsman s Club annual meeting. This match will be for rifles with blanket prizes needed to participate in the aggregate blanket. The Evergreen Muzzleloaders have received their hat pins which were available at the site today and they are quite handsome, well done additions to the shooters garb. Our next muzzle -loading match will be on Saturday, March 4 th, Bob Gietz

5 PAGE 5 THE PLINKER MARCH 2017 March 2017 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 5 (C,I) WA Junior Indoor Championship 19 (M) Small Bore & Hunting Silhouette 26 (T) CAS Orient Bay 2 (H) Cmp Match 6 (C,I) Monday Night Pistol (C,I) Monday Night Pistol (C) BOD Mtg (C) New Mbr Orien CCB 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 3 10 (T) Beginner/Intermediate Pistol Setup 2100 CCB 17 (C,I) Hunter Ed 24 (T) CAS setup 2100 CCB CCB (B) Black Powder Shoot (C,I) WA Junior Indoor Championship 4 11 (I) Air Field Target (T) Beginner/Intermediate Pistol (C,I,B,M) Hunter Ed (I) Air Benchrest (T) CAS Match

6 PAGE 6 THE PLINKER MARCH yard gong Solution I have mentioned the problem with the 200 yard gong on the High Power Range. Between Mark, Me and the Board here is what we came up with. We have already installed a new stand at 200 yards. The club now has on sale 200 yards gongs. You may purchase one through yours truly. You can then use it at your leisure and blast away at your hearts content. They are hard steel with chain. Right now they are at my house. I may move them later. The price is $40. I am around during the week a lot. Will Ulry Board Meeting Night Changed Here is a real happening. The board has changed the meeting night. From now till next time the Gun Club meetings will be the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 7:00 at the same old club meeting room. We had a grand conversation about this during the discussions of the By Laws with no decision. But at the December meeting I made a motion and it was changed. Fridays were always a bugger for me being a Tumwater football fan. This date is still not set in stone but just maybe a few of you folks can make a meeting now and again. They are open to all. Your input is important to us. Will CAPIT OL CIT Y RIF L E & PIST OL CLUB PO BOX 3832 L ACEY W A 98509

May 2016 Muzzle Loading Match Report Sunshine and Shadows

May 2016 Muzzle Loading Match Report Sunshine and Shadows June 2016 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