Work Day – May 10, 2025

• The club is having a work day on Saturday May 10, 2025.
• We are going to move new blocks into the indoor range that day.
• We are also going to spend time on the upper bays cleaning them up.
• If you would like to help with the project please arrive at the range by 9am.
• The projects should be done by noon on Saturday.
• If you have questions you can contact Rick Odom
• Contact: Rick Odom

Vandalism at the Range and Upper Bay Etiquette

• There has been more frequent destruction of club property and littering/dumping in the upper bays.
• Tires – the club is not a tire dump. The matches that use the upper bays use tires for the matches. They have enough. Do not bring your unwanted tires to the range and leave them.
• Barrels and Spools – are not to be used for target practice. Barrels and spools are used during the matches in the upper bays. When these props are destroyed you are degrading the quality of the matches for the users and guests of these matches.
• The club has worked hard to provide myriad steel targets for members to shoot in two of the upper bays. For safety, you should not engage steel with a pistol at less than 24 feet of distance. The upper bays are not long enough to engage steel with a centerfire rifle range so please us the steel on the 200 yard range for rifle practice.
• There are target stands in most of the upper bays. These are the only devices you or your guests should use to hang targets from. You’ll need to bring your own furring strips and probably some cardboard to hang your target. DO NOT HANG TARGETS ON SPOOLS.
• You’ll see some pictures below of vandalized props. If you fellow members engaging in this behavior please tell them to stop
• Police your brass and hulls after your session. There has been a lot more brass and hulls left in the upper bays recently.
• Please help us take care of the club.
• You can contact: David McElyea if you have any questions about the bays or the matches held there.

Club News

• Range Upkeep
  • The range belongs to membership and it is membership’s responsibility to keep the range in good condition. If you see an area that needs attention please let the board know so we can make arrangements to address the need.
• Get involved with the Gun Club. Interested in being a board member or helping out in some other capacity at the club? Contact Steve Bathje or Rick Odom.

Club Meetings Every 3rd Tuesday of the month at 6:00 p.m.

Have fun, be safe and we’ll see you on the range!