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Hello Everyone,
After narrowly being defeated at the election meeting this month, this will be my last message to you.
I have sent Kurt an email to congratulate him and also to let him know that I am always there if he needs me.
There are two notable strengths that Kurt brings to the table. One is he places high regards to the Association. It’s a family thing for him as most of you know. Also, he keeps a cautious eye on the funds for the Association and scrutinizes all expenditures.
My ten years on the board has been an adventure for me. When I see how far we have come, it pleases me greatly and I am proud of our accomplishments.
Let us all work with our new officers and board members and stay the course. This past year, we reached our 1500 member limit two months before the end of the fiscal year. We have many on the waiting list. We have never maxed out the membership since we went from 1200 to 1500. I would say that we must be doing something right.
I want to thank all those who have supported and helped me throughout my terms. I have a great deal of respect for those individuals and feel that I have made a lot of friends.
Thanks,
Affiliated with: National Rifle Association. • Calif. Rifle & Pistol Association. • California Outdoor Heritage AllianceSingle Action Shooting Society • San Diego Wildlife Federation & The National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association
Civilian Marksmanship Program • National Shooting Sports Foundation
MEETINGS
OFFICERS
Board Meeting1st Thursday
6:30 PM - Meeting Hall
General Meeting2nd Thursday
7:15 PM Meeting Hall
PRESIDENT'S VIEWPOINT
President - Denny Martin LM, PP760-749-0589
Vice President - Kurt Nelson760-745-2640
Secretary - Geoff Orchin760-741-3721
Board Members
Frank Alessio PP LM 760-743-8718Ren Everett LM 760-432-2089Lonnie Fowler LM 760-744-1474Kevin Frazier 858.663-4446Ed Migdal LM 760-598-0093Craig Rogers 760-751-8544Ed Smith (Smitty) 760-745-2927
Chief Range OfficerTom Kendall - 760-500-8202
Asst. Chief Range OfficerC. Lee Allen - 858.674.6007
TreasurerLucy Nelson - 760-294-6321
Association ClerkJuli Everett LM - 760-432-2089
NewsletterK.L. Notter LM PP - 760-741-3229
www.escondidofishandgame.com16525 Guejito Rd. • Escondido, CA 92027 1
EscondidoFish & GamE associationn
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THANKS, ANNETTE!A special thanks to Annette Champion for making and donating the best cinnamon rolls in the world to Junior Rifle! These delicious treats are a welcome sight early Sunday morning when the junior shooters and their coaches are arriving for a day of fun and shooting. If you see Annette at Trap on Wednesday evening, let her know you appreciate her generosity.
JUNIOR RIFLE WENT SMOOTHLY!Thanks to all of the Coaches and shooters that attended this last rifle match. We had a really good attendance and a lot of fun. We set a new attendance record with 87 shooters. The match ran very smoothly, that only happened with the cooperation of everyone on the range.
BASIC DEFENSIVE SHOTGUNATTENTION ALUMNI! You all seem to enjoy the live-fire exercises in your class to gain close quarters shooting proficiencies. Now you can continue your exercises at our new "SHORT RANGE PISTOL PRACTICE" located on the end of the pistol range every Tuesdays from 1:00 to 6:00pm. Props and targets will be available and the shooting lines are set up at 3,5,7, &10 yards. If your schedule allows the time, then do visit this range and keep up with your proficiency & training. If Basic defensive shotgun instructions are needed, then call me (Al) for a Date/Time meeting for personal [email protected] or 760-747-7781 to leave message.
RESULTS OF THE ANNUAL ELECTIONPresident – Kurt Nelson; Vice President – Neil Pisk; Recording Secretary – Geoff Orchin; Directors - Ed Migdal, Norm Porst, Dave Burton, and Breen Emery. Congratulation to all those elected and thanks to all that ran: Denny Martin, Ren Everrett, John Harmes, Doug Mitchell, Allen Anzelone, Mike Marks,
and Dave Ransberger.
MEMERSHIP RENEWALRenewal notices have been mailed out and every member adult, youth, and junior should have received it by now. If you have not received your notice, please contact Juli Everett at (760) 432-2089 or [email protected] . The new gate code stickers will not be mailed out until the middle of June. Please remember to enclose proof of NRA membership no matter what your NRA membership status is (i.e. Endowment, Life, 1 year, or 3 year member).
LIFE MEMBER AWARDEESThe Board of Directors awarded Life membership awards to Robert Schoenfield for his lengthy service as Trap Master and to Thomas Kendall for service as Chief Range Master and Tuesday Trap Master.
INTERCLUB TRAP SHOOTSunday June 5th, 2011, Registration @ 0800; Shooting @ 0830Lemon Grove Rod & Gun Club, 16232 Sequan Truck Trail, Alpine, CA.Call Wayne Langevin (619-858-8991) for additional info.
MAY DONORSIronsights, Warren & Edie Hill, Bob Ware, Brad Gagnon, Dave Dishmon, Neil Pisk, Gene & Donna Demnianiuk, Ray Bucholz, and Frank & Joyce Alessio donated to the May table – Thank You!
WIN MONEY – ATTEND A MEETINGCindy Soloman won the $25 attendance prize. John Mason, Pete Imandt and Kurt C dePeiffer were drawn for the $100 attendance prize, but, alas, they weren’t present.2
Escondido Fish & Game Assoc.P.O. Box 460506Escondido, CA 92046Pub. Monthly, Vol. 14, Issue 6
DEADLINESItems For the July Bulletin Due
Monday, June 20th
Any and all requests for items to appear in the monthly bulletin
should be routed through
Kenneith Notter. [email protected] - 760-741-3229
NOTTER’S
NOTES
June
2011
John C Garand Match ResultsCyril Pedrano ........................................... 275 2Chris Greenlee ......................................... 268 3Mark Dambkowski ................................... 261 3Larry Bailey .............................................. 251 1Jim McKim ............................................... 246 1
High Power Rifle MatchMay 14, 2011
4-Position Match
Mark Freedman .....................................373-10x Prone MatchMark Freedman .....................................399-28xRobert Flores .........................................389-16xTaoling Fu ............................................. 294-2x
TRAP STRAIGHTS04-09-11Tom Parker
Scott KendallTom DeLisle x 2
04-13-11Tom Parker04-23-11Clyde Ewin04-26-11
Bill Bell (w/ a 1903 SXS Parker)Walter Bruning
Clyde Ewin04-27-11Tom Parker04-30-11 Clyde Ewin
Roger MoynihanMark Fusting05-03-11
Jim SchaubelButch Whitmore
05-04-11Max Tinch (son)
Mike Tinch (father)Steve WillerJeff Watson
father MIKE shot son's hat first, then MAX shot at his dad's hat........has this ever occurred before?
05-07-11Tom Parker05-10-11
Walter BruningButch Whitmore *** FIFTY STRAIGHT ***
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Black PowderApril, 2011 - 15 shooters
Pistol1. Lon Smith ..................................................15 2. Bob Ware ..................................................103. Joe Jelinek .................................................10
Revolver1. Lon Smith ...................................................132. Geoff Orchin ................................................5
RifleOpen Class:1. Elwanda Hannah ..... 14 (top gun open class)2. Lon Smith ...................................................143. Bud Smith ..................................................14
Primitive Class:1. Tom Arendall ...... 14 (top gun primitive class)2. Denny Martin .............................................133. Joe Jelinek ....................................................7
Cartridge ClassTom Kendall ...................................................10
Cowboy Action ShootMay 7, 201148 shooters
TOP GUNLong Swede .............................................141.00
SILVER SENIORBuckskin Butch ......................................158.61
DUELISTRustler .....................................................238.93
LADIES SENIORNurse Bobbi ............................................210.15
B WESTERNJ W Bass ..................................................167.91CLEAN MATCH: Buckskin Butch, Dr. George, Lynch Mob, Ole Patrol, Snaggletooth, 2 Buck Chuck, & Whirlwind WendyThanks, Alpine Lil & Dolly Derringer for scorekeeping.
June NMC Results
Jim Minturn ............................................ 485 15Cyril Pedrano ........................................... 465 5Larry Bailey .............................................. 447 6Mark Dambkowski ................................... 435 5Scott Minturn ........................................... 431 4Jake Nelson (Jr. Mem.) .............................. 428 3Jim Ingram ................................................ 415 0Chris Greenlee ......................................... 404 2Jim McKim ............................................... 384 1
American Rimfire Assn, IncBenchrest
April 23, 2011
Unlimited Division:Place: Name: ...................Agg.+Pts.:1st Chris Rearick ......................2163.252nd William Rearick ......................1811.753rd William Montaney ...................1781.504th Bill Fay ......................1715.255th Dennis Baros ......................1706.00
10/22 Division:Place: Name: ...................Agg.+Pts.:1st John Jensen ......................1618.252nd Bob Gibbs ........................789.00
Junior:Place: Name: ...................Agg.+Pts.:1st Kendra Baros ......................1228.00
Total shooters: 87 UNCLASSIFIED:1st Place: Caleb Fretwell ............. 124 / 0 gongs2nd Place: Marissa Aguila ........... 118 / 4 gongs3rd Place: Jared Wilmer ................111 / 1 gong PROMARKSMAN: 1st Place: Osvaldo Banuelos ....... 262 / 2 gongs2nd Place: Taylor Mackey ............ 248 / 5 gongs3rd Place: Joshua Griffiths ......... 242 / 10 gongs MARKSMAN:1st Place: Andrew Miller ............. 291 / 8 gongs2nd Place: Kayla Everett .............. 291 / 7 gongs3rd Place: Kyle Hallman .............. 286 / 7 gongs SHARPSHOOTER:1st Place: Angelica Mangabay ..... 323 / 8 gongs2nd Place: Matt Biggs .................. 322 / 6 gongs3rd Place: Danielle Hammond .. 321 / 10 gongs EXPERT:1st Place: Ian Pedlow ................ 370 / 10 gongs2nd Place: Remy Mangabay ..... 359 / 10 gongs3rd Place: Jake Nelson .............. 349 / 10 gongs DISTINGUISHED EXPERT:1st Place: Casey Nelson - 390 / 10 gongs
JUNIOR RIFLE
RIMFIRE JOHN C. GARAND
HIGH POWER RIFLE
BLACK POWDER
COWBOY ACTION
M A T C H R E S U L T S
TRAP STRAIGHTS
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mfg'g, NRA Excellent, $350. Contact Jean at 858 759 1569.
2 - Vaquero .357 Stainless 5 ½" Barrel – Cowboy Action Guns.
Manufactured in 2000. Free Spin Paw installed - Original Paw
available. Eagle Gun Fighter Rosewood Grips & Original Wood
Grips. Over Sized Cylinder Pin Installed & Original Cylinder Pin
available. Original Box. 17lb Hammer Spring Installed. Factory
Warning removed from barrel of both guns. Used for 2 year. They
are now my backup set of guns. $500 each. Photos available.
Andy 619 542 1755.
1,000 win. .22 cal 50 gr. PSP original packaging ($90.00)
430 - 30 cal molly coated HP 150 gr. Made by Council Bullets
($90.00)
270 - 30 cal molly coated HP 135 gr. Made by Council Bullets
($55.00)
140 - 30 cal 180 gr. BT SP Sierra Spitzer ($35.00)
90 - 30 cal 150 gr. PSP Sierra Spitzer ($20.00)
270 - 30 cal molly coated 168gr HPBT sierra match ($65.00)
350 - 7mm molly coated 150gr SP ($55.00)
378 - 45 cal lead lub 350 gr FN ($90.00)
390 - 45 cal lead lub 150 gr RN ($50.00)
1075 - 9mm 115 gr FMJ ($90.00)
3 - 500 Each Box Oregon Trail 357 cal lead lub 125 gr ($30.00 each
box)
[email protected] (858) 487-9369 Home (858) 472-3753 Cell
Five (5) revolvers - $350 each plus DROS, all blue. S&W 32-20
(1905 vintage), Taurus 66 in 357, Uberti/Mitchell Silh. in 44 Mag,
Ruger Bisley in 45 Colt, & a Ruger Vaquero in 44-40. Dies- RCBS
41 Mag. (Carbide) - $25, RCBS 38/40 - $25, Lee 40 S&W - $20.
All laws apply. Call Dave @ 760.481.9344.
Colt double diamond set - .357 python / .45 1911 combat
commander presentation set, never fired, stainless, In original
presentation box, consecutive serial #s - $4500.
Call Craig 760 505 3364
Freedom Arms 454 Casul revolver, Rosewood grips, hard chrome
$ $1,450 obo. Caspian 1911 NM 10mm/400CB LNIB, $1,350
obo. SW Model 4506-1, SS, 45 ACP, 2 mags, $490. EAA Witness
Match (Custom Shop) 40 SW NIB $685. Ruger Superblackhawk,
44 mag, 10 1/2 in barrel, blue NIB $590. Mauser Custom .308,
24 inch Bull Barrel, unreal wood job blueing virtually 100%. Cost
over $3,000 to build asking $1,250. Custom AR, .223 16 1/4 inch
chrome barrel etc. $1,200. M1 "Tanker type" converted to .308
chambering, barrel is 18 inches. Hit the x-ring at half the price of a
Springfield SOCOM. $849. HOWA, 7mm, thumbhole stock NIB $
765. Remington WWII 03A3, grease just wiped off, 30-06, $1,100.
SWAT M-21 Springfield Armory SA 9121, National Match 22 inch
Douglas barrel. This is mint. Only one better is M-25 $3,395
obo. Rosewood type 3 section wall unit with wet bar, room for
ammo, handguns and tv $695, will consider trade. C&R Forms &
DOJ/DROS forms apply where necessary. Buyer to pay DROS fees.
Will consider trades. Claude 760-297-1414
Classifieds continued from page 11
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W I T H I N R A N G E
250# hog taken near Paso Robles on November 3, 2010 with a .50 caliber Thompson Center Omega muzzleloader. It was shot at 59 yards and ran about 200 yards before piling up.
(760) 471-1300 • (760) 471-9530 Fax277 S. Rancho Santa Fe Rd, # H • San Marcos, CA 92078
www.sanmarcos.minutemanpress.com
Rick BarthelPresident
Did You Know:Facts, Figures & Folklore About
Father's Day & Fatherhood
The third Sunday in June is America's special day to cel-ebrate our fathers. Here are some of the facts about our country's dads that you may not have known:
Did you know that the concept of Father's Day was first proposed in 1909 by Washingtonian native Mrs. John B. Dodd? Her inspiration for the holiday was to honor her own father, William Smart, a Civil War veteran and single dad, widowed when his wife died in childbirth with their sixth child.
Did you know that Mrs. Dodd's vision did not become reality until 63 years later? In 1966, President Lyndon Johnson signed a presidential proclamation declaring the 3rd Sunday of June as Father's Day.
Did you know that Americans aren't the only ones to celebrate their dads? In the United States and over 50 other countries around the world, Father's Day is cel-ebrated on the third Sunday in June. The first Sunday in June is when Lithuanian dads are honored; and on the second Sunday, dads in Austria and Belgium have their special day.
Did you know that fatherhood is an experience that bonds men across generations, continents and life styles? For example, even world famous dad Brad Pitt suffers from the dreaded effects of sleep deprivation. "I love it," he once said about fatherhood. "...and can't recommend it any more highly - although sleep is nonexistent."
Did you know that many child development experts believe the influence of a father on his children is most critical from the ages of six to 14? Former President George W. Bush, himself a father of two, agrees. As he wrote in the 2008 Presidential Proclamation for Fa-ther's Day, "By providing their sons and daughters with a positive example, fathers help give their children the necessary foundation they need to make wise decisions throughout their lives."
Did you know that since the 1950s, TV dads have wield-ed tremendous paternal influence over generations of American families? Some of the most popular fathers to grace our sets have included Ward Cleaver, Mike Brady, Howard Cunningham and Everybody Loves Raymond's Ray Barone.
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R a n g e m a s t e R s o u n d o f f
A reminder – Be careful out there. It is starting to warm up (hopefully) and Mr. Diamond Back (a rattle snake) will be coming out. I do not know of a sighting so far this year, but that can change in a heartbeat. I have posted at each range a poster from the State of California that details information regarding the snakes. Please take time to read.
I am still looking for someone that can teach basic first aid and CPR. If you are an instructor or know of someone, please contact me via e-mail me at [email protected].
The RSO Internet site, www.efgarso.org, is up and running. We (Lee Allen and Jay Zimmet) have put the final touches on the interactive shift scheduling calendar. The interactive shift calendar will replace the green shift sign-in books that are kept in the Trap Ramada. A RSO can log-on and schedule, change or remove shifts from the RSO Calendar Schedule. We are “going live” with this coming July’s schedule. It has been a challenging process which I believe will be rewarding in the future. I do not think there is another Internet Site out there like our Range Safety Officer Site. It is something to be proud of.
Repeating myself from last months’ Sound-Off: For Short Range Pistol Practice (SRPP) to be active, two Range Safety Officers’ are required; one for SRPP and one for the rest of the range. If there is one dedicated on-duty Range Safety Office set up to run SRPP and there is no second Range Safety Officer to monitor the rest of the range, SRPP will be shut down and the RSO will work the entire range as and normal pistol shooting will be allowed.
Thursday evening, 12 May, was annual election of Officers’ and Board of Director Members and there was a very large turnout. We have several new people serving next year as you may read about elsewhere in the newsletter. Several of the officers and new BOD members are Active Range Safety Officers, congratulations’ to all.
To revisit a topic that seems to need repeating, the target frames are 7 foot tall standing in the target butt. The target cardboard is 24 inches by 24 inches (2 foot by 2 foot) and mounted on the top of the target frame (not in the center or bottom; it has happened). This Target Frame height and cardboard mounting allow bullets to hit the back stop (that is the hill at the end of each range). The sand speed bump on the Pistol Range is intended to catch any er-rant bullets that may want to skip: It is not intended to be used as a back stop, as has happened.
Please be aware of where your bullets are impacting on the range. Are they making it to the back stop? If you are shooting free-hand on the rifle range; are you impacting the back stop? This is especially important on the 150 yard range.
Range Safety Tip of the Month. The speed limit on the Association property is 5 miles per hour, everywhere: A dustless speed. Please slow down and watch for pedestrians and especially our younger members.
Eye and ear protection required for everyone, including spectators, while in a shooting area. Within 25 feet of the firing line is preferred. Seems to be something some of our members and their guests are forgetting.
By: Thomas Kendall – CRSO • www.efgarso.org
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Remington Model 7 MS 350 Rem Mag from Remington's custom shop. 20"
barrel, full length laminated stock with Leupold 2-7x European (30mm tube) with
German #4 reticle and $100.00 of factory ammo, lists $2800.00, $1900.00.
GLOCK Model 22 (40S&W) with Trijicon night sights and Glock flashlight/laser),
fired 78 rounds, $450.00. BRNO Model 22 7x57mm, 21 barrel, Mannlicher stock
that has been shortened by previous owner to 13" LOP, butterknife bolt handle,
double set triggers, $900.00. Buyers pay DROS. Contact: Terry 760-741-
0476, [email protected] .
.225 Win. Winchester model 70, bull Bbl. Leupold target scope fixed 12
power, target turrets, condition 95%, $850. (Ammo available reasonable price).
.308 Win. Browning/Sako High Power rifle, 22” Bdl. Leupold compact 2-7 VXII,
condition 95%, $800. .243 Win. Browning/Sako High Power rifle, 22” Bdl. Safari
grade, original box and papers, Leupold compact 2.5-8 VXIII, condition 95%,
asking $1,250. (The .308 and .243 look alike, except the .243 is safari.). .308
Win. Springfield M1A, National match Bdl. and sights, walnut stock, 200rds fired,
condition 98%, asking $1,650.
Contact: Bud Green [email protected] Or 619/328-1637
ex.103 or 619/894-0618
Springfield Armory 1911 A-1 .45 Auto. Millett sights. Hebard trigger. Work
done by Bob Brown of Lakeside. Leather, dies, brass. $700. Ruger Model 111 BTH
long action 30-06. Scope bases. $600. Buyer pays fees. Rod@ 760-419-8561.
Beretta GR3 Shotgun 28' Barrels in excellent condition, asking $1,400.
John 760-458-3331 or [email protected]
Beretta PX4 automatic CO2 pistol Weight and appearance of a real Beretta.
.177cal pellets and BBs. Double-ended 8 round magazine. Includes 6 extra CO2
cylinders 1000+ BBs and a container of .177 pellets. Lists for $112 asking $50/
offers. Black Powder S/A Army .44 (2 in excellent condition), $150 ea. (No
DROS). Bushnell Scope Chief 10X (Scratched but functional Needs one windage
/elevation adjustment cap), $35. Brass: .38, $5/100, .357, $6/100, .380, $5/100,
.45, $6/100, .223 Remington, $15/100, .30-.30 $17/100, 30-06, (LC and FA
Match) $15/50, (TW Military), $10/50), .30 Carbine, $12/50 (Or make me an
offer for any of the above, particularly for a large lot). Once-Fired 12 Ga AA
hulls, $10/100. To save gas, will either meet purchaser at the range, or will ship
using USPS Standard rate boxes depending on volume of material. Purchaser to
pay shipping cost. Norb 760-729-0329.
Military Rifles: Swedish Mauser (very rare) Mod.41 sniper (no scope), all
matching #'s (XX581), mfg. Gustaf 1908, NRA Excellent, $950; M44 (I have two),
carbine with attached bayonet, 7.62x54R, mfg. 1951, Polish mil, matching #'s,
NRA Mint $400; M39 Finish Mosin Nagant mfg. by Sako, Ltd. 1944, 7.62x54R,
orig. sling, bolt & rec. match #'s, NRA Good, $300; M69, Romanian mil. training
target .22 cal bolt action (I have 4), 5 round detached mag., rifling 6 twists/ 1 in
16 in., matching numbers, integrated cleaning kit & rod, sling, typical East block
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C L A S S I F I E D STo place a classified ad contact K.L. Notter at:
[email protected] or (760) 741-3229All sales must comply with Federal and State laws!Range Meeting Hall - 760-749-3277
Trap Ramada - 760-749-3277
S H O O TC H A I R S
Air Pistol
Kevin Miller ..................... 760-480-7267Air Pistol silhouette
Jim McKim ....................... 760-745-4035BAsic hAndgun
Jack Bryson ...................... 760-746-2868Bullseye Pistol
Mark Freedman ................ 760-402-6275comBAt shoot
Bill Laird .......................... 760-480-2789cowBoy PrActice
Larry Jeffrey ..................... 858-272-2145cowBoy shoot
Kenneith Notter ................ 760-741-3229Fishing
Bob Griffith ...................... 760-839-5366 [email protected] Power riFle
nrA BAsic riFle course & nrA BAsic Pistol
David Premetz ................. 760-489-1082hunter sAFety / trAining
Frank Alessio .................... 760-743-8718Junior riFle
Ren Everett ....................... 760-432-2089Junior Pistol
Craig Rogers ..................... 760-751-8544Junior trAP
Bob Griffith ...................... 760-839-5366muzzle loAding
Denny Martin ................... 760-749-0589nmc Kevin Miller ..................... 760-480-7267 smAll Bore riFle
Mike Marks ...................... 760-744-7784PersonAl home Protection
Albert Ardale .................... 760-747-7781rimFire Benchrest
Bill Montaney 619-282-1260 after 5 PM [email protected]
Bob Schoenfield ............... 760-212-6125 [email protected] Tom Kendall (Tue.) ........... 760-500-8202 Annette Hannegan (Wed.) 760-741-7427 Bob Schoenfield (Sat.) ...... 760-212-6125women on tArget
Linda Linaker ................... 760-638-0573.22 riFle silhouette
Larry Mora ....................... 760-745-5187
FOR SALE
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