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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 FoundationMEETINGS
OFFICERS
Board Meeting1st Thursday
6:30 PM - Meeting Hall
General Meeting2nd Thursday
7:15 PM Meeting Hall
President - Kurt Nelson760-745-2640
nelson1of4@@cox.net
Vice President - Neil Pisk LM760-781-1289
Secretary - Geoff Orchin760-741-3721
Board MembersDave Burton PP LM 760-749-6128Breen Emery 858-679-0297Ren Everett 760-432-2089Lonnie Fowler 760-310-6353Mike Marks 760-744-7784Ed Migdal LM 760-598-0093Norm Porst 760-271-8016
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
S e p t e m b e r 2 0 1 2
Kurt Nelson
HAVE YOU TRIED OUR ORGANIZED SHOOTS?
They are fun and will improve your shooting skills. Shoot Trap and Five Stand and watch your hits on birds in the field improve. Shoot any of the rifle events and you will be amazed at how your ability to hit a deer, elk, or wild boar will improve. Not sure that you have the correct firearm for any specific match? All of the Match Directors will be happy to answer your questions about equipment required, course of fire, etc. Oft times a firearm you already own will suffice to participate and determine if that type of shooting is for you. Fire the National Match Course and qualify to buy firearms from the Civilian Marksmanship Program. The Association owns M-1 Garands which you may use to shoot this match. You are always welcome at any match as a spectator. The shooters and Match Director will answer your questions as they have time. The Cowboy Shooters have practice sessions, a great place to start if you have an interest in shooting pre-1890 guns or replicas. Remember, most scheduled events are open to the public you can bring a buddy. Shoot one of these events, you will be glad you did.
Kurt Nelson
& pistol instruction includes all ammo, targets, firearms, and lunch - $25/shooter. Call Linda Linaker with questions or to register – 760.638.1504.
A CALL FOR SUPPORT FOR OUR JUNIOR PROGRAMOur junior marksmanship program has achieved popularity and success beyondexpectations. EFG&A provides logistic support in the form of range facilities,firearms, ammunition, targets, spotting scopes, cooking, etc. along with severalthousand man-hours of competent and dedicated coaches and assistants, all at no costto the participants. Of course the bad news is that this success has driven the cost toover $7,000 annually. We need your help to perpetuate and enhance this program; any and all contributions will be appreciated. Donors of $500 or more will have their namesprominently displayed on the sponsorship banner hanging in the EF&GA Meeting Hall. Send your check to EF&GA with the notation in the lower left of the check
THANKS FOR SUPPORTING THE JUNIOR SHOOTERSThanks to John Harelson and Torrey Pines Bank, Carlsbad branch, for their contribution of $500.00 to the Junior Marksmanship Sponsor Program
BOW HUNTING CLASSEscondido Fish &
Game is offering an International bow hunter education class on Sunday September 23rd 8am till 6pm for all hunters who want to bow hunt in many states that require a certificate. For more information or to sign up for the class contactFrank Alessio @ 760.743.8718, [email protected] or Dave Premetz @ 760.489.1082 or [email protected]
AUGUST 2012 DONORSThanks: Bud Smith, Tom Spencer, Brad Gagnon, Jim Rolfes, Lon Fowler, Jason McDonald, Frank Alessio, Neil Pisk, Dave Dishmon, Craig Rogers, Gene & Donna Demnianiuk, Michael McKinney, Ray Bucholz, Ed Migdal, and Dave Ransburger for your donation to the August table.
WIN MONEY – ATTEND A MEETINGRoger Fannin won $25 (for attendance) at the Aug. Member’s meeting. Jason Kenagy would have won $100, but he wasn’t present.
MOM’S CREEK AUGUST WINNERSAlan Anzelone, Geoff Orchin, & Tony Sportelli were the August winners. Your support is needed to keep the Roses of EFGA looking good. Earn your provisional membership qualifications as well as raffle tickets for the knives by helping with Mom’s Creek
WOMAN ON TARGET - INSTRUCTIONAL SHOOTING CLINICSunday, Oct. 21 from 8:30AM-2PM. .22 rifle
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Escondido Fish & Game Assoc.P.O. Box 460506Escondido, CA 92046Pub. Monthly, Vol. 15, Issue 9
Please See Notter's Note - Page 5
NOTTER’S
NOTES
September
2012
DEADLINESItems For the October Bulletin Due
Thursday, September 20thAny and all requests for items to appear in the monthly bulletin
should be routed through
Kenneith Notter. [email protected] - 760-741-3229
Black PowderJuly, 2012 – 17 shooters
Denny Martin
PistolLon Smith ............................................ 13 Jeff Blankinship ..................................... 9Garth Warner .......................................... 8
RevolveRLon Smith ............................................ 10Rex Neilson ............................................ 3
Rifleopen Class:Bob Ware.............15 (top gun open class)Alan Chmielewski ................................ 15Craig Rogers ........................................ 13
Primitive Class:Brad Speer ...11 (top gun primitive class)Joe Jelinek ............................................ 10Jeff Blankinship ..................................... 3
Masters Class:Ren Everett .......................................... 15Kevin Gross ......................................... 14Terry Cooper ........................................ 13
Muzzleloader Bulls eye Rifle
July 28, 2012 11 shooterstop 5Brad Speer ............................ 154 (86,68)Garth Warner ..............151-1x (80-1x,71)Bob Ware....................146-1x (89-1x,57)Jeff Blankenship.........139-1x (81,58-1x)Tom Kendall...............137-1x (84-1x,53)
top Master/Unclassified: Craig Rogers ...................................... 123Patrick Watson ................................... 123Top Expert: Brad Speer .......................................... 154
top sharpshooter: Tom Kendall.................................. 137-1x
Muzzleloader Bulls eye PistolJuly 29, 2012 8 shooters
Top 5Brad Speer ............................ 130 (73,57)Craig Rogers ..............116-1x (62-1x,54)Jeff Blankenship.........109-1x (68,41-1x) Garth Warner ....................... 108 (65,43)Bob Ware 58 .................................(36,22)
RiMfiRe BeNCHRestsaturday, July 28
Bill Montaney 8 shootersUnlimited Division:Chris Rearick .............................. 2025.75William Rearick .......................... 1918.00Dennis Baros ............................... 1781.25Ricky Eltzroth ............................. 1672.25
sporter:John Jensen ................................. 1835.25Tom Applegate ............................ 1429.50William Townsend ...................... 1163.00
Junior:Aericka Shaffer ............................... 85.25
CoWBoY ACtioN MAtCHAug. 4, 2012 Devil Jack
38 Cowboy/Cowgirls
MAtCH WiNNeRSingle Barrel ................................... 91.30
CoWGiRlCrazy Little Woman ...................... 118.22
GUNfiGHteRCross Creek ................................... 136.01
WRANGleRMaddog Mark ............................... 143.25
BUCKARettBonnie MacFarlane ....................... 164.01
CleAN MAtCH: Single Barrel, Crazy Little Woman, Cross Creek, Descanso, Eeyore, & Tejon Buckaroo
Muzzleloader Bullseye 3 Gun MatchAugust 11, 2012 - 7 shooters
tom Arendell
Bud Smith .............247-1x (86,77,94-1x)
Bob Ware...............242-1x (86-1x,76,80)
Garth Warner ..........................153 (87,66)
Patrick Watson ..................... 134 (70,64)
Craig Rogers .... 128 (72,56 NAtioNAl
MAtCH CoURseAugust 5, 2012 Kevin Miller
12 shooters
Tom Morris ................................ 490 14XJim Minturn ................................ 484 15XCraig Busby ................................ 477 6XJim Trevellyan ............................ 472 18XLarry Bailey ................................ 458 8XScott Minturn .............................. 435 2XMark Dambkowski ..................... 427 4XJim McKim ................................. 424 4XMark Greenlee ............................ 405 3XDavid Raichel ............................. 317 1XJeremy Myers .............................. 236 2XWilliam Frye ............................... 184 0X
Combat shoot.August 4, 2012 - 77 shooters
Brian lamb
AutoB. Lamb .......................................... 90.79J. Buccellato .................................. 112.97E. Jamois ....................................... 128.12
RevolverG. Zwissler .................................... 164.79E. Jamois ....................................... 199.72J. Holt ............................................ 206.27
shotgunB. Lamb .......................................... 13.80 C. Baker .......................................... 14.48 G. Zwissler ...................................... 16.41
Bullseye PistolJuly 8, 2012
two GunsEric Van Den Haute ................. 1617-31XJim Tuffield .............................. 1587-19XGary Travis .............................. 1541-22XRusty Carr ................................ 1536-18XCraig Busby ............................. 1280-06XJim Shelton .............................. 1044-03X
one GunMatt Kokoszka ........................... 694-06X
MoRe MAtCH ResUlts NeXt PAGe 3
BLACK POWDER
MUZZLELOADERS
NRA .22 RIFLE
COMBAT SHOOTTR AP STR AIGHTS
M A T C H R E S U L T S
BULLSEYE PISTOL
N M C M ATC HRIMFIRE BENCHREST
COWBOY ACTION
BULLSEYE MuzzleLoaders
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August 12, 2012two GunsJim Tuffield .............................. 1581-26XRusty Carr ................................ 1553-18XEric Van Den Haute ................. 1547-29XDave Arney .............................. 1536-21XJim Corcoran ............................ 1527-16XGary Travis .............................. 1474-28XBill Jackson .............................. 1432.19XYvonne Roberts ........................ 1425-13XJim Minturn .............................. 1347-07XJonathan Nilberg ...................... 1353-10XJim Shelton .............................. 0959-08X
06-20-2012 Ilija Cupurdija, Zack Vampola
06-23-2012 Mark Eller x 2
06-26-2012 Brian Lamb, John Taliafero, Mark Eller, Jim
Schaubel06-27-2012 Kenny Hurt07-03-2012 Mark Eller07-10-2012
Ned Richards, Brad Hall Stan Clayton, Eric Griggs
07-14-2012 Clyde Ewin
07-17-2012 Mark Eller, Ned Richards, Clyde Ewin,
Jim Schaubel
*** 75 straight ***07-24-2012
Vern Soito, Charles Smallenberger, Mark Eller x 2,
Eric Griggs 07-28-2012 J.B. Singh07-31-2012
Ned Richards, Clyde Ewin, J.B. Singh, Charles Smallenberger,
Mark Eller
100 stRAiGHt 08-04-2012
Tom DeLisle, Clyde Ewin x 208-07-2012
Bob Nation, Bud Smith, Jack Bishop, Michael Gray, Clyde Ewin, George Healey
08-08-2012 Dave Robertson
50 straight08-14-2012
Mark Eller, Ned Richards, Fred Corley Tony Sandru – FIRST STRAIGHT –
SHOOT A HAT John Taliaferro, Ned Richards, Bob
Parkinson
BULLSEYE PISTOL
TR AP STR AIGHTS
TR AP STR AIGHTS
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“JUNIOR MARKSMANSHIP SPONSOR”. We are seeking corporate sponsors, please spread the word. If you know of a potential sponsor, contact Neil Pisk at 760 781-1289 or Dick Cross {after 4:30 p.m.} at 760 438-1726 x-105. Become involved. The junior rifle, pistol, and trap events always need help. Contact: Ren Everett (rifle), Craig Rogers (pistol), Bob Griffith (trap), or just show up. You will be glad you did. Wait till you see the smiles on these kid’s faces!
RELOADING CLASS OCTOBER 6th, 2012Want to reload your own but don't know where to turn? Here's an opportunity to receive NRA certified reloading instruction in a two sessions. The first part would be conducted at the EF&GA meeting hall. This portion is strictly theory, academic and conversational in structure. It will take place at 08:00 on October 6th, 2012 and will last until approximately Noon. The second part, which must be completed for certification, will be conducted at a separate location with “hands on” experience at a reloading bench. Individual appointments will be made at the meeting hall for the second portion.The cost is two tiered: $65 for those with their own supplies. (cases, powder, primers, bullets.) $75 for those individuals that are beginning without any supplies or equipment.In either tier presses and dies are available for use unless you want to use your own. (Inquire as to which calibers are available). A $10 deposit will be required to secure a place in the class. These classes fill quickly so please contact me as soon as possible.If you have any questions and/or want more information contact me at [email protected] or 760-734-3942
Nooter's Notes Continued from Page 2
NOW A FEE FOR JUNIOR RIFLEStarting with the September match, it is necessary to institute a $2 charge for all participants. This is due to the cost of running the event. There is no charge for Junior Trap or Pistol at this time.
LEFT THE RANGEBob “Ponytail” Schoenfield (Life Member) passed away Tuesday, August 14 after a long battle with cancer. Bob joined EF&GA on Sept 14, 2006. Bob shot Trap and was the Trap Master for a time.
Warren Hill, a long-time gun enthusiast, participated in various shooting protocols and was a Life Member of EF&GA, passed away on August 17th of advanced prostate cancer. Warren became a member on June 13, 1996. He served regularly as a Range Master, loved the range and spent many hours on various work projects, particularly keeping the ranges mowed and clean. Because of his efforts, the range was spared serious damage when the big fires swept through the area in 2003. He is survived by his wife, Edie, a daughter, Debbie, and a son, Dennis.
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r a n g e m a S t e r S o u n d o f f
At past Board of Directors’ Meetings, several changes have been made to the range rules. These changes are listed below.
As decided 02 August 2012 Board of Directors’ Meeting, the following new rules now apply:
1. A Junior shooter (member 8 through 17 years of age) must be under the direct supervision of a parent, legal guardian or adult with a signed permission slip from the parent or legal guardian. The supervising adult, unless an active member in good standing of the Escondido Fish and Game Association, is prohibited from shooting, except for instructional purposes.
2. Any person under the age of 12 is limited to .22 caliber only while shooting on the pistol range.
[Highlighting at authors discretion]
More regarding Junior and Youth members from previous Board of Director Meeting rule changes as published in the August 2012 “Sound-Off”
Juniors Members, those shooters 8 through 17, must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian or an adult with a signed permission slip from their parent or legal guardian. Junior members may not use a rifle, shotgun, handgun or archery without direct supervision of a parent or legal guardian or an adult with a signed permission slip from their parent or legal guardian. Junior members may not bring guests, except for their parent(s) or legal guardian(s) or an adult with a signed permission slip from their parent or legal guardian.
Youth Members, 18 to 21, may not be in possession of a hand gun unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian or an adult with a signed permission slip (EF&GA rule). Youth members may shoot rifle, shotgun and archery without a parent or legal guardian. Youth members may bring two guests to the range with the same provisions as above.
My “What the ….?” for the month. One of the things I/we stress is ‘to be aware of your surroundings while at the range’ and it is a good idea to practice this elsewhere. We have had two really scary situations happen recently. 1) We had a shooter practicing prone at the 150 yard range on lane one. Two women crawled over the chain fence at the emergency access (cut-out) in the berm dividing the two rifle ranges. Our shooter was reading a shot when he noticed something strange in his scope. You guessed it: the two women walking onto the range. This really scared our shooter. 2) Just recently, two male members were walking along the backstop the runs from the pistol range through the 100 yard range. The 100 yard range was HOT and shooting was taking place. This really made the day for those on the range.
I was going to have my usual ‘Range Safety Tip Of The Month’ in this space, but I think my ‘What the …? For the month’ covers it quite well. Remember, you are responsible for your safety and the safety of those around you.
So, heads up folks and stay safe out there.
By: Thomas Kendall – CRSO • www.efgarso.org
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Traditions Muzzle loading pistol, Trapper model, 50 Cal. Like new, $165.00 or best offer. Call Bob at 760-803-4488
5k small rifle Wolf primers for sale. $22 per k. Timney small pin AR15 3 lb competition trigger, new in the box for $180 as well as a Calvary Arms C1 buttstock, with buttplate, sling swivel and screw-new-$20. [email protected]
.357 Uberti 1873 Replica, 24 ½” Octagon Barrel, 5th Generation Short StrokeAll action work done by Cowboy & Indians Store, Aluminum Carrier, Butt WrapCheckered Pistol Grip, Level lock intact, Lever Springs replaced with Cowboy & Indians store product, Lever Wrap, Marlin Style Front Site, Safety Bar, Spring, & Pin Removed, Trigger tip rounded off – reduces possible impalement, Not used much. I have 3 Marlins I like better. Lumber has some nicks. It’s a Cowboy Gun.S/N number around 97000. Andy @ 619 542 1755
Mec Jr 28ga almost new. Less than 300 rounds loaded. $125.00 Mec early size master with adjustable charge bar $75.00 Contact : tom @ 760-484-2145
Like new Savage 111FCNS 30-06. 22" barrel. Detach box mag, accustock, accutrigger. Comes with 20 moa picatinny rail. TPS med rings, and Osprey 4-16x50 scope with illuminated reticle. $825.00 Call ian 850-418-4994 ([email protected])
M1A Scout Squad Walnut Stock #AA9122CA Original owner. XS Tritium Tactical Sight System. About 250 rounds fired. Asking $1600 firm. No trades. Transactions thru local FFL only. Buyer pays all fees. email [email protected] for more info and photos.
Remington 22 matchmaster rifle 513T equipped with a Redfield int. match site. It looks like it has been modified to accept a palm rest (it has an inset rail) also has three scope mounts along the barrel. The stock also has been modified with an aluminum flip out stock extension. $100.00. [email protected]
A single Front Sight Lifetime Diamond Membership which includes: Any course held at Front Sight in Nevada or Alaska as many times as you wish for the rest of your life (a $50 cost for a criminal background check is required each year). Guaranteed placement in any course with two weeks advance enrollment 40% savings on any products purchased from Front Sight’s Pro Shop, Gunsmith and Armory Free use of Front Sight’s Private First Family Ranges Free Locker Rental in Front Sight’s Armory Invitation to Annual 4th of July Lifetime Members’ Reunion Celebration First Family Card and First Family Hat [email protected] or 760-500-0791 - $500.00 oBo!
PENN REELS: NIB International V two speed 50VSW $525.00, ex. cond. Monofil 26 $45.00 , Peerless #9 ex. cond. $50.00 , Peer 109 light red sides never used $60.00 , Peer 109 dark red sides never used but has light storage marks $50.00 . TROLLING RODS: custom trolling rod by Eat My Tackle out of Florida. New, still has wrapper on handle. 5'6" 100lb test. Four roller guides and tip. Retails for $340.00, SELLING for $225.00Vintage trolling rod never used Blackfin 21 Master 6'6" 25-80 lb test, four roller guides and tip $120.00 Primos goose call NIB custom acrylic The Grand discont. in 2003 chartreuse $200.00. Primos duck call NIB custom acrylic P.H.A.T. Lady bourbon & water $90.00 Fish Net 52" tall, net opening 21" x18", scale in handle weighs up to 20 lbs $45.00 Vintage Rebel lure NIB Joe The Camel hard to find $45.00 Vintage mermaid lure by STREAM-EZE Inc. ex.plus cond. $125.00 Contact shawn at 858-538-4071
HUNTERS WANTED:High volume dove shoot in Argentina, www.guayascate.com . 4 days including air $6250. 5 star+ resort. Minimal hunters in lodge. September 2015. Interested? Call Mike Goldsmith 760-751-9229
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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 - 760-749-3277Trap 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 ....................... 760-745-4035APPleseed Project
Steve Willer ...................... 760-744-4604BAsic hAndgun/home FireArm sAFety/reFuse to Be A Victim
Jack Bryson ...................... 760-746-2868Bullseye Pistol
Mark Freedman ................ 760-402-6275comBAt shoot
Bill Laird .......................... 760-480-2789cowBoy PrActice
Tom Hockenberry ........... 619-561-7843cowBoy shoot
Kenneith Notter ................ 760-741-3229Fishing
......................................... OPENhigh Power riFle
nrA BAsic riFle course & nrA BAsic Pistol
David Premetz ................. 760-489-1082hunter sAFety / trAining
Frank Alessio .................... 760-743-8718junior riFle
Ren Everett ....................... 760-432-2089 [email protected] Pistol
Craig Rogers ..................... 760-751-8544 [email protected] trAP
..........................................Openmuzzle loAding
Denny Martin ................... 760-749-0589nmc Kevin Miller ..................... 760-480-7267 nrA BAsic muzzle loAding riFle/Pistol
Bud Smith ........................ 858-922-6489 Neil Pisk .......................... 760-781-1289smAll Bore riFle
Mike Marks ...................... 760-744-7784rimFire Benchrest
Bill Montaney 619-282-1260 after 5 PM [email protected]
Dave Burton ..................... 760-749-6128 Tom Kendall (Tue.) ........... 760-500-8202 Annette Hannegan (Wed.) 760-741-7427 Dave Burton (Sat.) ............ 760-749-6128women on tArget
Linda Linaker ................... 760-638-0573.22 riFle silhouette
Larry Mora ....................... 760-298-3393
FOR SALE
NON-PROFITU.S. POSTAGE PAID
PERMIT NO. 26
ESCONDIDO, CA
Escondido Fish & GamE assoc.P.o. Box 460506Escondido, ca 92046
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September, 2012
Steve Willer is proud of his "Robin Hood" shot. A bit difficult to see in this photo but if you look carefully you will see that one arrow has been shot perfectly into another arrow.
September, 2012
