Volume 33 JULY 2017 Issue 7

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1 Volume 33 JULY 2017 Issue 7 THE NEWSLETTER FOR THE ONTARIO ROD GUN CLUB Inc Trimble Road, Ontario NY, (315) Our website is now open Come visit the site Club Officers and Directors President: Ken Paul Vice President Chris Ranson Secretary Bill Palermo Treasurer Don Anderson Board Chairman Steve Verdi Elected members of the Board of Directors Jeff Aman Bill Burger Keith Bourgeois Andy Dickenson Robin Jones Dave Kielon Tony Massimi Jarred Savory Mike Spryn Pete Sundquist Doug Trumpowsky Ralph Wroblewski Life Members of the Board of Directors Chuck Allen Nancy Anderson Nancy Buyze Bill Dostman I Rich Haywood Ken Henderson Jim Mater Lee McMullen Gary Partridge Steve Verdi. Veterans Sporting Firearms Fundraiser and Chicken BBQ Dinner Please Consider Purchasing A Chicken Dinner To Pass On To A Local Veteran We need volunteers and sponsors There will also be a raffle! Last year, we were able to raffle many items from Voodoo Tactical and Glock. Benefiting: Veterans Outreach Center of Rochester American Legion Riders Post #394 Williamson, NY Blue Star Mothers of America, N Y Chapter #1 August 12, :00AM-7:00PM 4:00 til sold out For questions or sponsorship opportunities, please contact Steve Verdi, (585) or Sportingfirearms@ontariorodandgun.com Like Us on Facebook! Facebook.com/ORGCveterans ABOUT THE EVENT This is an opportunity for beginners and experienced shooters to enjoy firearms shooting in a fun, friendly, safe and inviting atmosphere while raising money to support veterans and their families in the local areas. ****We need volunteers and sponsors desperately! Please let Steve Verdi know if you would like to help out that day, or inquire about a sponsorship form to give out to potential businesses.**** There will be a raffle with many items. Last year we had gun cases, range bags, etc from Voodoo Tactical. There even was a Glock Pistol up for raffle! We plan to bring these sponsors, as well as many other raffle items, including some for the ladies. Event Stations: Intro to Practical Rifle 9AM-Noon $40.00 Shooting with an AR-15 style firearm at targets from different positions. Long Range Rifle 9AM-Noon $35.00 Shooting Sniper Rifles with Curt Drewel of Long Gun Training. Trap Shooting 9AM-Noon $25.00 Shotgun shooting at Clay Targets, also known as birds that are thrown into the air. Tactical Shotgun 1PM-4PM $35.00 Shooting at Steel Targets through a wooded course. Targets are hidden at every twist and turn! Intro to Pistol (2 classes) 1-2:30PM $ :30-4PM. Instruction provided by Rochester Personal Defense. Shooting Pistol at both paper and steel targets, while being instructed different shooting techniques. *You must provide your own pistol, ammunition and possess a valid NYS Pistol Permit*** Pistol MATCH** 1PM-5PM $60.00 Match consists of a USPSA rules course laid out so that you move and engage both paper and steel targets. Experienced shooters with a valid NYS Pistol Permit only! **Match limited to 32 entries. You must provide your own Pistol and ammunition. All Match participants earn a T-shirt and private raffle opportunities All ammunition and firearms provided for all stations except Intro to Pistol and the Pistol MATCH. All stations include a continental breakfast and lunch. Non- Shooter lunch tickets are available for $ Dinner is not included, with the exception of the Pistol Match. We will take pre-orders and on site orders for the cost of $15.00 per dinner. Discounts available for Multiple runs! ** Dinners are available for $15.00**

2 PAGE 2 JULY 2017 The Scatter Sheet ONTARIO ROD GUN CLUB HAS A NEW PRACTICE ARCHERY RANGE Attention archers! The club now offers practice with your bow. We have three freestanding shooting bags placed at 20, 30, and 40 yards for you to practice your archery skills. We also have a life-size buck target placed at 20 yards. You may move the deer target to any of the other yardages. Dear hunters, take note, we also have a 15 foot ladder stand from which to shoot. You can shout 20 yards to 40 yards. When shooting from the ladder stand you must wear a safety tree stand harness! There will be a harness in the mailbox for you to use, or you can bring your own. If you are caught shooting from the ladder stand without a harness on you will be asked to leave the first time and then after that you will not be allowed to use the range. The use of broad heads on ORGC targets is not allowed!!! If you are caught shooting broad heads into RGC targets you will be required to buy new targets! If you wish to use Broadhead's on the practice range you may bring your own targets into which you may shoot Broadhead's. Otherwise Broadhead's are strictly forbidden for use into ORGC targets. The archery practice range is located off the east driveway just past the East trap house. Look for the red wooden arrow and red marking tape in the trees. There is a stand with tubes to hold your bow and arrows. The archery practice range for ORGC members and guests is due to the efforts and hard work of Doug Sharon Trumpowsky. Thank you Doug Sharon! USPSA MATCHES ARE SCHEDULED AT THE CLUB! This year ORGC is now the newest USPSA member club in New York State. Classifiers and match programs are scheduled at the club with a USPSA pistol match scheduled for June 25th at the club. This is a great opportunity to grab your pistol to come out and compete! No matter what pistol is your favorite, USPSA has a division for you. Production is the most popular class. Any unmodified pistols qualify. Like shooting with a red dot on your pistol? Carry Optics is your division. Love those 45 automatics? Single Stack division; USPSA has a division for you! So keep your eye on the ORGC website and the ORGC calendar for our first USPSA match! Any questions contact Keith Bourgeois at keith@teamrangelog.com. ORGC PATRIOT 3 GUN MATCH by Eli Saber On June , the club held its 4th annual Patriot 3 Gun match namely the ORGC Patriot 3 Gun The match included: 1) four 3 Gun style stages that featured a challenging intermix of pistol, rifle, bird shot and slugs; 2) an official 3 Gun Nation (3GN) classifier; and 3) our famous shotgun-only jungle run with 37 rounds of bird shot. The stages, designed by Match Director Eli Saber ( can be viewed at the following website: The overall round count (pistol, rifle, bird shot and slugs) for the match was around 300 rounds. The match was attended by 61 shooters (the largest ever at ORGC) that shot in the following divisions: Unlimited (6 shooters), Practical (41 Shooters), Factory (13 Shooters), and Heavy (1 Shooters). Thirty Eight shooters participated in the match on Saturday and the balance on Sunday. Attendance at the match has more than doubled from its debut of 24 shooters in 2014 a testimony to the growth in the sport both at national and local levels. The overall results have been posted on Practiscore (search under ORGC). We would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the shooters that attended the match. The match would not exist without your patronage! A match of this size cannot be effectively and efficiently managed without the extensive support of a team of volunteers working behind the scenes to ensure that all activities are streamlined and conducted in a safe manner. Special thanks go to: Jeff Aman, Keith Bourgeois, David Colburn, Bohdan Ersteniuk, Heidi Jensen, Robin Jones, Beep Kielkowicz, Bob Ledgerwood, George McFaul, Ken Paul, Chris Ranson, Peter Sundquist, Steve Verdi, Scott Weis and Don Wladyk for their dedication, efforts, and extensive support before and during the match. Finally, now that the Patriot 2017 is in the history books, our next match The ORGC 2017 Warrior 3 Gun which will be directed by Keith Bourgeois is now open for registration on Practiscore. The match will feature three stages that will require light athletic abilities, one official 3GN classifier and, of course, our exceptional jungle run. We invite you to come out and enjoy these unique matches that continue to take place in upstate NY given that ORGC is the only 3 GN affiliated club in NY state. Whether you are an amateur or professional, a never -ever or a regular, the ORGC 3 Gun team stands ready to assist you in making your match experience a stellar success.

3 PAGE 3 JULY 2017 The Scatter Sheet RPD TRAINING TO BE OFFERED "Rochester Personal Defense, LLC is happy to announce that we will be providing our training courses at ORGC. This means more availability for you to train with Rochester's Choice for firearms training! Some of the initial courses will be our Concealed Carry series (Basics 1, 2, 3), Defensive Shotgun, Rifle, and our widely popular Ladies Only courses. Other future courses will be our NY Permit Legalities course, Multi-State permit course, and instructor level courses for the NRA, USCCA and SAFTD! We've already confirmed a few dates to get the ball rolling and we anticipate a great training relationship where we all will be working towards making you safer and more educated, bringing more members to the club, and helping the club grow! Head on over to the RPD, LLC website ( and see the schedule for yourself. Feel free to call if you have any questions. David S. Jenkins Founder, Director of Training and Developmen YOUTH SHOOTING The Ontario Rod and Gun Club has a youth shooting program underway. May 8th was the opening day for our youth program with five youngsters having the opportunity to shoot.22 caliber rifles on the Eagles Range. Each student had the opportunity to shoot 50 rounds at various targets on the field. At the end of the evening a reactive target was available. Needless to say the smiles on these kids were priceless. The program is free to children of club members ages 12 to 17 years old. Children whose parents are not members of the club will pay a fee of $20 per year. Ammunition and targets are provided by the club. Some guns will be available for those who do not own their own firearms. See Steve Verdi for more detailed information. Special thanks to the Buffalo Gun Center Inc. for their help by giving us a discount on a case of.22 caliber ammunition to be used in our Youth Shooting program. LAWN MAINTERNANCE Every Friday beginning at about 9 AM a crew will be on the range cutting grass and doing trimming. Every effort will be made to limit the amount of time that is spent on the long-range area. We ask shooters not to utilize the long-range until the mowers have completed cutting the grass to the east side of the west trap field. Once the mowers have moved to the east side of the property rifle shooters may utilize the long-range using due care setting up their targets on the 50 and the 100 yard burns. Generally speaking, lawn maintenance will conclude around noon time each Friday; providing it is not raining. Additionally, please park your vehicles near the west storage trailer early Fridays to avoid damage to your vehicle from stones that may be ejected from the mower. Thank you for your kind cooperation in this matter. This is just a reminder: ACCESS THRU THE MANGATE TO THE RANGES BEGINS AT 9:05 AM - ENDS AT9:00 PM Any earlier and your FOB will not work. Make sure you are out of the ranges before 9:00 PM Additionally, normal shooting hours are from 9 AM until DUSK daily. Please adhere to this schedule in consideration of our neighbors

4 Page 4 JULY 2017 The Scatter Sheet INLAND WATERS TRAP LEAGUE Victor The Inland hosted Waters out 8th Trap shoot League of the concluded season. the This was the 2017third league and season final Stein withand a banquet Hayes shoot at theof Palmyra the year. VFW Jeff Gallahan on Route won31 theon Stein Juneposting 2 nd a 49x50 The folks and Jenna at thecoyne VFW put wonon thea Hayes superbposting buffet along a 47x50. withcongratulations a prime rib dinner. to Jeff The and meal Jenna. wasjen- ex- post na cellent is athanks two to time the winner folks at the of VFW. the Hayes this year. Barney Knoeferl won The awards the 50/50were for $ next to follow Ron Dingler the meal. won the Beikirch gift certificate. The category Team Standings races are now being posted. 1. WALWORTH 103 Please note that these 2. LIMA are currently based on 98.5 total targets. Most races are decided on 3. ROCH. eachbrooks shooters best eight93 scores. Therefore, 4. HOLFIELD 73.5 a shooter can be sitting in fourth place right now, but could end 5. NEWARK 66.5 up winning the category 6. FOUR POINT because he or she had 61 a better total on just eight scores. You 7. ONTARIO may have noticed that 53.5 we still have a donation jar for Christopher 9. MENDONVendel and will be 33.5kept going until 8. OUTLET 43.5 the end of the season. 10. VICTOR All proceeds will go to18either the A.I.M. 11. IRONDEQUOIT 16 or NYSATA scholarship program. That will be decided by Christopher s parents. Bonbright The races Champion are getting close, so make Dave Stratton sure to attend both of the final two shoots. You never know Hayes Trophy Winner how things will work out. Outlet Jenna Coyne Rod Gun Club will host the th shoot on April 1-2. DeJong Trophy Winner The remaining Brent Horschel Schedule average follows: Appreciation Trophy Oct. 1 2 Ontario Rod Gun Club Stein Hayes Dave Stratton 47.8 average Oct LimaJunior Gun Club Trophy Winner Bonbright Nov. 5 6 Mendon Jenna Coyne Conservation average Club Dec. 3 4 HolField Sub Junior GunTrophy Club Winner Stein Hayes Luke Doran average Jan. 3 4 Rochester Brooks International Gun Club Ladies Trophy Winner Feb. 4 5 Newark Jenna Coyne Rod Gun 45.38Club average Mar. 4 5 Victor Veteran Rod Trophy Gun Winner Club Apr. 1 2 Outlet Dave Stratton Rod Gun Club average Sr. Veteran Trophy Winner May. 6 7 Walworth Sportsman s Club Trophy Shoot Barney Knoeferl June 2 The Banquet - June 2 nd average Husband / wife Trophy Winner - A Friday Night Lynn and Jeff Gallahan 735x800 Team: Ontario Parent / Child teamtrophy member Winner s for the Victor shoot Brooke and Mike Doran 732x800 were: Betty Beikirch Rookie Trophy Winner Dave Mueller - 44; Denny Rettke average Don Steaderman - 42; Hampton Team Winner Doug Trumpowsky - Lima 40; 244x250 Lawrence Trophy Most Improved Shooter Duane DeHollander - 38 George Prizzi 2016 average average (Plus 5.5 Scott Snyder Bill Palermo Class 35; AAA Providing1. amike total Doran of 199 Team 50x50 (49) Targets with us slipping to Seventh place 2. Jerryin Abbott the league50x50 standings (42) with 43 league Class AA points. 1. Doug Trumpowsky 49x50 (40) As a reminder: 2. Tim Herbstsommer 49x50 (13) Shooting hours at all Class clubs: A 9:00AM to 3:00PM 3 makeups1. or Tom shoot Cushman aheads49x50 are allowed at any time 2. Jim Rogers 48x50 (39) during the season; one per shoot. Class B 7 shoots are1. required Chris Snyder to qualify 49x50for the trophy shoot and a total of eight shoots 2. Mert Petrie are required 48x50 for (13) a free banquet ticket. Class C 1. Jim Waterman 47x50 (23) Junior shooters under the age of 18 as of August 27th 2. Bill Palermo 47x50 (10) can shoot for a reduced Junior Class target D cost. At the banquet, 1. Ronthere Dingler will be43x50 a free drawing for a flat of target loads among 2. Ralph those Ludolph making all 42x50 10 shoots. (5) For further information see Bill Palermo at the club on Tuesdays or Saturdays or give him a call at (585) THE TENTATIVE SCHEDULE FOLLOWS: Sept 9 10 Hol Field Oct. 7 8 Victor Rod Gun Club - Stein Hayes Oct Ontario Rod Gun Club - Bonbright Nov. 4 5 Lima Gun Club Dec. 2 3 Mendon Conservation Club - Stein Hayes Jan. 6 7 Walworth Sportsman s Club Feb. 3 4 Rochester Brooks International Gun Club Mar. 3 4 Newark Rod Gun Club - Stein Hayes Apr. 7 8 Four Point Rod Gun Club May. 5 6 Outlet Rod Gun Club - Trophy Shoot June (TBA) The Banquet - June (To Be Announced) The Inland Waters Trap League is a fun traveling trap league shooting 50 targets at each event. We are always looking for new shooters to compete for the Ontario Rod and Gun Club team. Ladies, encourage you to come out and compete under the Ontario banner, as well as competing against other ladies in the league. Juniors are also welcome to compete under the Ontario banner as well as competing against other juniors in the league. Shooters, don't be shy, if you do not want to go out to the clubs by yourself, team up with other shooters and enjoy the ride to the various clubs. A lot of BS can go on in the car before and after the event. Have fun! Most clubs have breakfast and lunch available for each event. There are beverages, both alcohol and nonalcoholic beverages for your enjoyment. For further information see Bill Palermo at the club on Tuesdays, Sundays or Sundays or give him a call at (585) CITIZENS COMMITTEE FOR THE RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS CHECK OUT THE WEBSITE AT

5 PAGE 5 JULY 2017 The Scatter Sheet ONTARIO ROD GUN CLUB 2017 MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL TYPE OF MEMBERSHIP FOR WHICH RENEWING AND AMOUNT TO BE PAID (Please circle one) JUNIOR...$20.00 SINGLE...$85.00 FAMILY...$ Please fill in completely print clearly NAME: ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIP: - PHONE: ( ) - MEMBER DOB: / / LIST YOUR FOB NUMBER (1 st 5 digits only) MEMBER OF NRA? [ ] YES [ ] NO If YES Please list NRA# Do you wish to receive the newsletter by ? [ ] YES [ ] NO If YES please PRINT your address clearly: If renewing a FAMILY MEMBERSHIP please complete the following: SPOUSE DOB / / CHILD 1 DOB / / CHILD 2 DOB / / CHILD 3 DOB / / CHILD 4 DOB / / Junior Membership is for any youngster under the age of 21 who is full time student and being totally supported by a parent or guardian. At 21 a Junior Member must renew as a Single Member Single Membership is for anyone wishing to join the club who is over the age of 21. The Single Membership covers just the member. Family Membership is for any family which wants to join the club. Membership covers the member and spouse and all children under the age of 21, living at home and totally supported by the member. When a child family member reaches his or her 21st birthday that child must sign up under his or her own membership. Senior Membership is for any member who has reached his or her 65th birthday and has maintained continuous club membership for 1 year. NEW Seniors are required to join at either the SINGLE or FAMILY membership level for their first year membership Areas of Interest (Please check all that apply) Trap Rifle/Pistol Muzzle Loader Cash Check SENIOR $35.00 (Renewal Only) LIFE (BENEFACTOR)...$ Date Received: / / Check Number: Amount Received: $ YOUTH SHOOTING AT THE ONTARIO ROD GUN CLUB The purpose of the Youth Shooting Program is to educate young shooters in the safe and proper way to handle and shoot both rifle and shoot gun. It is the desire of ORGC to provide a safe and welcoming atmosphere to complete this task The Youth Shooting program will be offered to the child of any member at no cost. Nonmembers are also encouraged to participate, however there will be a $20.00 charge. This will make them a Junior member or be used toward a membership if their family choose to join. The age requirements are 12 years to 18 years old. Participants are encouraged to bring their own.22 rifle or shotgun. If they do not have one they will be provided one and ammo is also provided.they must be able to show safe handling of a firearm with instruction. A safety card will be issued to each participant after completion of a safety orientation. The youth must have this card on them at all times, if not they must recertify. Youth that are 16 and younger must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, who are also encouraged to work with the program. The program is running Monday evenings through September 11 th at 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm. The ORGC kitchen will be open from 5:30 till 7:30 pm, and will be selling hot dogs, hamburgers and other dinner options. RANGE ORIENTATION All new club members in order to use the rifle and pistol ranges you must have attended and have passed the RANGE ORIEN- TATION. To register for the next Range Orientation class to be conducted on JULY 15 th ;you will need to contact range coordinator - Gary Partridge (585) or Bill Palermo (585) or Steve Verdi (585) for any questions you may have. The Range Orientation begins at 9 AM in the clubhouse and will run to about noon time depending on the number of participants. Try to arrive 5 to 10 minutes early to find a seat. You may want to bring pencil and paper to be able to take notes. When attending the Range Orientation, you will need to have eye and ear protection for the range exercise. If you plan on using rifles, pistols, and shotguns with slugs, all firearms need to be in some type of a case, be it a hard case, a soft case, or a sock. All firearms must be unloaded and the action open at all times unless you are on the firing line actually shooting. You will need five rounds of ammunition for each firearm you bring to the orientation. All firearms and ammunition are to be locked in your vehicle until instructed to retrieve them.

6 Page 6 JULY 2017 The Scatter Sheet COMING EVENTS CIVILIAN MARKSMANSHIP EVENTS CMP events are scheduled to be held on the third Sunday of the following months and dates: August 20 th and September 17 th. For further information on the CMP events contact Todd Hughes or Bill Burger. Bill Burger can be contacted at the gun club most any Tuesday night; or can be reached at (585) Todd Hughes can be reached at (585) OPEN TRAP SHOOTING EVERRY TUESDAY EVENING 5:30-9:00 PM Under the lights Serving Our Veterans, Their Families and the Community Meyers-Ingraham American Legion Post Knickerbocker Road Ontario, NY Hall Rental Available GUNS BOUGHT SOLD TRADED SPECIAL ORDERS - MAIL ORDER - INTERNET ORDERS AMMUNITION CASE LOTS OR BY THE BOX PROFESSIONAL GUNSMITHING MODERN ANTIQUES RIFLES - SHOTGUNS - HAND GUNS - AIR GUNS KIELON GUNSMITHS PRACTICAL PISTOL/RIFLE EVERY TUESDAY EVENING USPSA / 3 GUN CLASSIFIERS Training Range 5:30-9:00 PM FINAL VETERANS FUND RAISING MEETRING Saturday August 5 th :00 PM In the club house ORGC VETERAN S BENEFIT EVENT Saturday August 12 TH 2017 ALL RANGES CLOSED BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING Thursday August 17 th 2017 In the club house 7:30 PM RANGE ORIENTATION Saturday August 19 th :00AM - Noon Classroom Range CIVILIAN MARKSMANSHIP SHOOT Sunday August 20th AM - Noon on the Long Range WARRIOR 3 GUN MATCH SET-UP Friday August 25 th 2017 Saturday August 26 th 2017 ALL RANGES CLOSED BOTH DAYS WARRIOR 3 GUN MATCH Sunday August 27 th AM - til ALL RANGES CLOSED

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8 Page 8 JULY 2017 The Scatter Sheet The ONTARIO ROD AND GUN CLUB Inc Trimble Road, Ontario, NY (315) Our website is now available at Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 WORK DAY 2Grand 3 4 Opening USPSA Match This match is FREE and includes a free Barbeque Dinner at the conclusion of the program. 10 AM til NO TRAP TODAY 9 16 CMP MATCH 10:00 AM TIL LONG RANGE RPD 9AM 5PM OPEN TRAP 10AM - 2PM 23 MDTS INTRO TO PISTOL CLASS OPEN TRAP 10AM - 2PM 30 NO YOUTH TODAY YOUTH TRAP SHOOTING 6:00-8:30PM 17 YOUTH RIFLE SHOOTING 6:00-8:30PM 24 YOUTH TRAP SHOOTING 6:00-8:30PM 31 USPSA PISTOL MATCH 9:00 AM 1:00 PM OPEN TRAP 10AM - 2PM 6 YOUTH RIFLE SHOOTING 6:00-8:30PM INDEPENDENCE DAY OPEN TRAP PRACTICLE PISTOL/RIFLE USPSA 3 GUN CLASSIFIERS 5:30 9:00 PM 18 OPEN TRAP PRACTICLE PISTOL/RIFLE USPSA 3 GUN CLASSIFIERS 5:30 9:00 PM GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING 7:30PM IN THE CLUB HOUSE RIFLE MATCH VETERANS FUND RAISING MEETING 3:00 PM IN THE CLUB HOUSE 15 LAWN MAINTENANCE 9:00 AM - Noon OPEN TRAP PRACTICLE PISTOL/RIFLE USPSA 3 GUN CLASSIFIERS 5:30 9:00 PM 25 8 LAWN MAINTENANCE 9:00 AM - Noon NO TRAP TODAY 11 7 RPD TRAINING CLUB HOUSE 6-9 PM GOD BLESS AMERICA! 10 OPEN TRAP 10AM - 2PM 5 21 RANGE ORIENTATION 9:00AM - NOON CLUB HOUSE 22 LAWN MAINTENANCE 9:00 AM - Noon 28 VETERANS FUND RAISING MEDIA DAY 2 4 PM 29 RPD 8AM - 5PM LAWN MAINTENANCE 9:00 AM - Noon PRESIDENTS CUP CLUB RAFFLE DRAWING 3:00 PM

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10 The ONTARIO ROD GUN CLUB Inc TRIMBLE ROAD ONTARIO, N.Y PLACE STAMP HERE PASS ON THE LEGACY OF SPORT SHOOTING IN GOD WE TRUST CUOMO HAS GOT TO GO NEXT GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING JULY 20, :30PM IN THE CLUB HOUSE GENERAL MEMBERSHIP meetings are held the 3rd Thursday every other month at 7:30 PM at the Trimble Road clubhouse. All members are welcome to attend and bring forth their ideas and suggestions. OPEN TRAP SHOOTING is available every Tuesday night from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Members and their guests and the general public are welcome to come and shoot. THE RIFLE AND PISTOL RANGES are available to members who have completed the orientation course. Range hours are from 9:00 AM to dusk daily. Please adhere to these times in consideration of our neighbors.