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PIONEERGUNCLUB–SEPTEMBER2016
Down Range
The Newsletter of the Pioneer Gun Club Kansas City / Bates City, MO
September 2016 Volume 19, Issue 9
Where do you get your Club Information? Internet: www.pioneergunclub.org Facebook: Pioneer Gun Club
August General club meeting at Bass Pro will be in the Conservation Room. September 8th @ 7:00 pm
Pioneer's NRA Women On Target Clinic is coming up very soon,
Saturday September 17th. We are filled up will need as much help as possible on the range. Whether your expertise is in Shotgun, Rifle, Pistol, Archery or simply guiding the groups through their events we would appreciate your help on that day. Lunch is provided. If you can help please email Connie at [email protected] Come out and have fun teaching Ladies safe shooting!
World / National Champion Guest Speaker
Julie Goloski Golob will speak at the September 8th Club Meeting. Julie is a Professional competitive shooter and nation / work champion. She is the only 6 di-vision USPSA National Champion in history. She shoot on the Army Marksman-ship Team, she has won 7 IDPA National Titles, 3 Bianchi Women Titles, 7 steel Challenge World Titles, 3 World Shoot Off Titles and 3 International Revolver Champi-onships. She has authored 3 different books and with over 50 World and National Cham-pionships in 7 different disciples there will be something of interest for every club member. Bring a guest and listen to this amazing lady.
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National Cast Bullet Match: The match will be held on September 8-11 at McBride. Range 1 will be closed on those days from 7:00 am until about 5:00 pm. The main club house will be closed on the 10th and 11th but club members will still be able to sign in and to use the rest rooms. Ed Camp who has helped with the scoring for many years has some health issues so we need some club members to step up and help with the scoring. We also, need some members to help to
put up and take down targets. These shooters come from all over the United States to take part in this event. Please do your part to help us put on a quality event for our visitors. Monday Trap: You are running out of time. We stop shooting at the end of October. You are missing the fun. Shooting Trap on Monday evenings is going good in spite of the heat or cold. The shooting begins about 5:00 pm and ends about 7:30. Bring your gun, lots of shells and money and join the fun. Beginner welcome. Cost is $4.00 per round of 25 targets. We will be shooting doubles the last Monday of the month. Bring a shotgun that holds 2 shells or be able to reload very rapidly. For those who do not want to shoot doubles we will still be shooting trap on the other machine. Come join the action. Women on Target: The WOT event will take place September 17th at our McBride Range. The event is primarily for new or beginning shooter but any young lady from 12 to 100 may attend if they can safely handle a firearm and follow direction. The ladies will shoot a pistol, rifle, shotgun, bow and arrows. Attendance is full. Thanks to Connie Baum we have received an NRA grant for the WOT event. In addition to other materials, we have received most of the ammunition needed and 4 Remington 1187 20 gauge shotguns. Way to go Connie.
Shotgun Range: The roof on the shotgun storage shed has been installed on the south side. One more side to go. Thanks to Joe Tapko, Ryan Neal, Richie Gattenby, Tom Byrum and Bob Hudson for the fine work. Hopefully, by the time you read this the shed will be completed. If you have been wondering what is happening in the ponds by the shotgun fields it is Rick Lance working very hard on the new 5 stand range. Rick has drained both ponds and taken down most of the trees and brush. He is now filling in the bottom pond and the as soon as that is completed and the trees removed the construction on the actual range will begin. The plan is to have it ready for shooting early next spring. Shooting Hours: It seems that some members need to be reminded that shooting hours are from 7:00 am to sunset Monday – Friday and from 8:00 am to
sunset Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays. Don’t look at your phone to see when sunset is—if you can’t see the sun it has set. The headlights on your car are not miniature Suns. September Club Meeting: The usual September Club meeting and picnic will not be held on Saturday the 10th because of the National Cast Bullet Match. Instead, the meeting will be held on September 8th at Bass Pro as usual and the picnic will be held on October 8th at McBride along with the October club meeting. The meal will be catered but we ask that you bring your favorite dessert. Please, don’t everyone bring brownies.
More from Jack on Next Page:
2017 Pioneer Elections We are 1 year away from electing new officers for Pioneer. Some of our current officers will not be running again so if you are a member interested in guiding the club in the future, consider taking a position with Pio-neer. Attend an Executive Board meeting and discuss with other members how you can help.
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Action Pistol shooting schedule for September, 2016: Wednesday evening practice sessions – Brickyard, 5 p.m. – Sept 14 and 28 – These practice sessions are lots of fun and open to everyone. They are a great informal way to find out about Action Pistol. The monthly outdoor match will be Sunday, Sept 11, at McBride starting at 8 a.m. Outdoor matches will continue through the summer and fall on the first Sunday of each month,
EXCEPT for September which will be delayed a week due to the Labor Day Holiday weekend. We shoot the complete NRA Action Pistol match including the falling plates and moving targets. 18th ANNUAL SHOW ME CUP REGION X CHAMPION-SHIP - COMING SOON !! The 18th Annual Show-Me Cup NRA Action Pistol Region X Championship will be held Sunday, October 2, 2016. Match date is Sunday, with the range available for practice Thursday, Sept 29 thru Saturday, October 1. (Range Officers will shoot for score on Saturday, October 1). We need volunteers to help with range cleanup and repair during the week prior to this important match. We also need additional Range Officers for the Sunday Match. If you can help in any way, or need additional information, please contact: Ron DeJarnette at 816-591-1653 ([email protected])
Range Damage:
This damage was done recently at the 100-yard target line on range 1. There is absolutely no reason for this kind of vandalism. This takes time to fix as well as club resources. Help us catch the individuals responsible for this stuff so we can get them out of the club. Jack Smart President
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Hi Pards: Well another year of cowboy shooting gone. Our last shoot was 9-3-2016 great turnout of 20 shooters with 5 cowgirls cooking with those dutch ovens. Without the girls helping with the cooking it would never get done. Thanks to all the girls. Everyone said that it was great food and great shooting.
Weather permitting jan 1st first shoot of the year 2017 at 11 am sign in and shoot at high noon. Watch your emails for further information . Any questions call Lonesome @ 816-686-3840 Or Cherokee @ 816-678-7307
Missouri Bushwackers
SHOOTER CAT STAGE
1 STAGE 2 STAGE 3 STAGE 4 STAGE 5 STAGE 6 TOTAL
LONESOME RYDER CD 44.18 37.79 56.44 65.71 56.13 NOT SHOT 260.25
SNICKLEFRITZ M49 20.68 35.77 46.08 40.75 47.95 NOT SHOT 191.23
SLIM JIM HAMILTON M49 36.19 32.19 53.78 48.62 55.22 NOT SHOT 226.00
SHORTY JACKSON M49 36.81 33.10 59.52 73.96 67.62 NOT SHOT 271.01
C HARRY ZASS M49 37.03 60.26 87.80 75.68 65.81 NOT SHOT 326.58
SNI A BAR SLIM M49 64.92 62.17 79.03 74.13 84.57 NOT SHOT 364.82
LATIGO SMITH CF 78.32 55.25 49.40 47.49 78.25 NOT SHOT 308.71
JOHN BEAR MS 22.00 25.33 29.06 32.31 36.16 NOT SHOT 144.86
LUCAS CAHILL MS 44.64 56.94 69.20 77.39 81.98 NOT SHOT 330.15
SLIVER BEARD MS 50.32 59.68 77.28 109.86 100.30 NOT SHOT 397.44
IVORY JACK SS 24.44 24.96 41.77 46.76 58.74 NOT SHOT 196.67 MO BUCKSHOT SS 27.84 34.34 51.68 51.85 64.69 NOT SHOT 230.40
LOBO WOLFFE SS 39.66 49.08 72.19 69.80 69.16 NOT SHOT 299.89
DR O.R. VET SS 50.79 60.62 99.11 70.94 76.67 NOT SHOT 358.13
RON WESLY HARDIN ES 35.05 39.37 52.62 59.86 61.08 NOT SHOT 247.98
EZ-EZ ESD 58.40 59.56 60.99 73.61 72.20 NOT SHOT 324.76 BOSTON ROSE LS 34.58 42.38 59.76 53.13 81.41 NOT SHOT 271.26
SAW MILL MARY LS 46.20 42.36 73.08 59.34 69.75 NOT SHOT 290.73 HICKOK HOLLY LSS 32.51 43.32 62.61 63.51 78.29 NOT SHOT 280.24
WARDEN CALLAWAY FCD 53.44 36.88 65.02 75.08 999.99 NOT SHOT 1230.41
LS= LADIES SENIOR LSS= LADY SILVER SENIOR MES= MENS ELDER STATEMEN
M49= MENS 49 MSS= MENS SILVER SENIOR WR= WRANGER
MD= MENS DUELIST ES-BP= ELDER STATEMEN BLACK POWDER
FC= FRONTIER CARTRIDGE
ES-FC=ELD
ER STATEMEN FRONTIER CARTRIDGE
CB=CATTLE BARON
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Our second 5-stand event of the year took place on Aug 14th and 15th. We had our largest turnout of the year with 63 rounds shot on the 5- stand field and several rounds of trap shot as well. The 5-stand targets consisted of 2 outbound targets, one “high flying” springing teal and 2 crossers. (The cross-ers seem to give the shoot- ers the
most difficutly.) Any shotgun, that will safely shoot 2 shots, is wel- come to shoot 5-stand. But, if a shooter decides to shoot a pump gun, they are automatically entered in the “Pump Gun Challenge”. Sunday had no pump gun shooters competing for the prizes in the “Pump Gun Challenge”. But, Monday had several pump gun competi-tors. The top 3 scores on the “Pump Gun Chal-lenge” were:
Dave Philips with 20 hits Mark Gish with 15 hits Zack Laudner with 15 hits. For that good shooting, they each received a spe-cial “Pioneer Gun Club Pump Gun Challenge” shooting towel. The fish fry on Sunday,
Welcome to Pioneer! All New Members!!
A lot of information about divisions was presented at the membership class, please take the time to come to
a practice or match event and try your hand at something new!
Public Sight-In Days in November, by Ed Camp Never too early to remind our members about the public hunter sight-in weekend in November. We need members to help out on the range, BUT MORE IMPORTANT, we need members to post flyers letting the public know about us doing this public service for hunters. Last year we did not get enough flyers handed out, I had lots left over. Even better, start talking about our hunter sight-in service to your friends, co-workers and neighbors now. Prepare them for it early. If you go to a gun store or any other store that sells firearms, a pawn shop or a Walmart, talk to the gun department people and let them know that
we offer this service in November and would they want you to bring by a stack of flyers for their customers before then. Help your club out, talk us up to non-members about what we offer. Look for the flyers around September, stacks of them and some posters will be available at both ranges and meetings. THANKS!
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National Cast Bullet Match, by Ed Camp The Cast Bullet Association National Matches are coming back to Pioneer Gun Club in September. This is always a great event to attend. If you don’t think a cast lead bullet will shoot accurately you are very wrong. I remember measuring a National Record one year of 5 shots, measured center to center at .191 inch. That’s right, less than a quarter of an inch at one hundred yards; the two hundred yard record of 5 shots was also under ¼ inch center to center.
We have a great scoring team, but we could always use some relief. If you want to learn to measure small groups or even large groups we can teach you. If you want to help with the match in any way give Jack Smart a call or call me if you want to help score. Thanks! If you want to learn to cast and shoot cast bullets come out and see our Cast Bullet Division Director Richard Brinkman and get involved. Remember, our founding fathers all used cast bullets.
We had some great weather for August it would be nice if it would be like that all year? In October or final official match for the year we are thinking of adding a Single Shot Rifle match at 200 yards, 50 record shots 40 from bench and 10 offhand at the 25 ring target. This would be a fixed ammo, cast bullet plain base, falling block rifles, rolling block, break open actions, two piece wood stocks, NO TURN BOLTS. Black powder or smoke-less, Iron sight class, scope class with a 6 Power limit. $10 entry fee with a 70% payback, anybody want to play?
Heavy Bench 200 yd 200 yd 200 yd MOA Score 5 shot 10 shot AVE Group Group Randy Duncan 179 1.792 2.56 1.536 Chuck Duncan 186-2X 2.536 2.107 1.795 Production Jerry V. Engelenhoven 163-2X 3.477 DNF Military Issue 100 yd 200 yd Total 100 yd 200 yd MOA Score Score Score 10 shot 10 shot Ave Group Group Dwayne Sumpter 191-3X 181-3X 372-6X 2.238 5.934 2.603 John Fry 179-3X 175-1X 354-4X 5.744 6.313 4.450 Military Scope Richard Windsor 189-3X 170-5X 359-8X 4.258 5.818 3.584
Brickyard bow hunt drawing will be held at 7 PM on September 7th at the Brickyard Block house. McBride Turkey hunt drawing will be held at 7 PM on September 21st at the Brickyard block house. McBride Deer Bow hunt drawing will be held at 7 PM on September21st at the Brickyard block house. McBride Deer Firearms drawing will be held at 7 PM on October 19th at
the Brickyard block house. There is a $15.00 match fee for each drawing. Please bring ex‐act change if possible. For more informa on or ques ons contact Terry Wright at 816‐322‐6472 a er 5 PM or email, [email protected]
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Officers:
Jack Smart, President (816) 478-7033
Eric Pearson, Director Bullseye (913) 636-9399
Don Auffert, Director USPSA (816)820-7258
Ken Keifer, 1st VP (816) 246-4520
George Monahan, Director Highpower
Joe Tapko, Director Shotgun (816) 257-1504
Bob Hudson, 2nd VP (816) 833-4636
Park Wood, Director .22 Games (816) 698-9149
Ed Camp, Director Juniors (816) 333-7559
Connie Baum, Treasurer (816) 779-7560
Joe Burton, Director Cowboy Action (816) 686-3840
Kevin Hutsell, Director ARA Benchrest (816) 254-1148
Nancy Perrin, Secretary
Adam Bell, Dir. Smallbore Silhouette (717) 315-6774
Bob Harris, Director PPC (816) 863-4070
Ty Markle, Membership Chairman (816)922-9202
Rhon Ledbetter, Director Benchrest (816) 377-3174
Phil Parks, Director Archery (816)356-4786
Carl Robertson, Range Officer (816) 269-3727
Mike Flagler, Director NRA Action C(816) 898-3524, H(913) 248-1348
Michelle Miller, Member Rep [email protected]
Division Directors:
Richard Brinkman, Director, Cast Bullet (816)200-9662
Rick Lance, Member Rep (816) 200-8934
Charles Kunkel Jr. Newsletter Editor
Pioneer Gun Club Youth Participant Grants Pioneer Gun Club still has 2016 funds available to support Youth Shooters to participate in shooting sports during this year. The Pioneer Youth Grants will be available for youth under the age of 18 to participate in an event that the they or their youth group has qualified for through their Pioneer Youth association for fees, transportation, training, lodging or other related expenses. Grant money can only be used for the purpose outlined on the Pioneer Youth Grant Application. The youth must meet the criteria for the grant and submit the application to be considered for financial assistance. Information was made available to attending Pioneer Division Directors at the January Executive Board meeting. To qualify the candidate must: 1. Not have reached their 18th birthday. 2. Submit a completed Pioneer Youth Group Grant Application with recommendation letters from the Group’s Director and a Parent or Legal Guardian, 60 days prior to the event. 3. Have at least 12 months of continuous participation with a Pioneer Youth Group. 4. Have at least 12 hours of new service time with Pioneer outside of their Pioneer Youth Group for each grant they receive. (Service time must be preapproved) 5. Demonstrate leadership within their Pioneer Youth Group. 6. Provide assistance with the operation of their Pioneer Youth Group. 7. Demonstrate firearm safety and responsibility, promoting the same within their Pioneer Youth Group.
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Pioneer Shooters The weather has cooled, and we are getting some nicer days to compete. Thanks to all the shooters that have pitched in over the last few months helping with the matches including Robert Riley and Stan Stohr who called the past couple of matches. It was nice for me to just shoot the match and score. Congratulations to Ken Keifer. Even with the wind at the Wittington Center he pulled off a 585 in Distinguished revolver last month. If you are new to PPC, stop by our Brickyard practice session with your Brickyard gun, strong side holster, 4 magazines/speedloaders and at least 60
rounds of ammo. The August Pioneer PPC Matches – August 20th – McBride Range 7, 1500, Unlimited & Duty Match. 8:30am registration, ($15 Fee) August 27th – McBride Range 7, NRA 1500, Distinguished & Duty Match. 8:30am registration, ($15 Fee) NRA rules will apply. NRA Rules at http://ppc.nra.org/documents/pdf/law/competitions/rulebook.pdf
The September Pioneer PPC Matches – September 17th – McBride Range 7, 1500, Unlimited & Duty Match. 8:30am registration, ($15 Fee) September 24th – McBride Range 7, NRA 1500, Distinguished & Duty Match. 8:30am registration, ($15 Fee) NRA rules will apply. NRA Rules at http://ppc.nra.org/documents/pdf/law/competitions/rulebook.pdf
Pioneer Match Results – July 16th Pioneer Match Results – July 23rd 1500 1500 Richard Moncayo Expert 1418 x 56 Ken Keifer Master 1462 x 72 Stan Stohr Expert 1405 x 52 Stan Stohr Expert 1387 x 42 Bob Harris Sharpshooter 1378 x 48 Jeff Richards Expert 1387 x 34 Jeff Richards Expert 1374 x 48 Richard Moncayo Expert 1383 x 41 Steve Licata Marksman 1206 x 22 Bob Harris Sharpshooter 1361 x 30 Distinguished/Unlimited Match Lloyd Huffman Sharpshooter 1160 x 18 Richard Moncayo 551 x 15 Rick Zeitun Unclassified 1142 x 21 Jeff Richards 547 x 15 Distinguished/Unlimited Match Stan Stohr 546 x 19 Ken Keifer 588 x 28 Steve Licata 483 x 11 Stan Stohr 550 x 13 Duty Gun Richard Moncayo 546 x 12 Richard Moncayo 471 x 26* Jeff Richards 499 x 13 Bob Harris 443 x 15 Lloyd Huffman 481 x 3 Jeff Richards 434 x 12 Rick Zeitun 414 x 8 Mike Baum 428 x 7* Duty Gun Steve Licata 421 x 15 Ken Keifer 477 x 30 *Non-conforming firearm Richard Moncayo 467 x 25* Bob Harris 450 x 14 Jeff Richards 423 x 11 Rick Zeitun 420 x 17 *Non-conforming firearm What’s coming up for PPC? Scheduled Practices – 9/7, 10/5 & 11/2. 5pm at the Brickyard Range. ($3 practice fee) Outdoor Dates: 9/17, 9/24 & 10/15. ($15 Match Fee) Questions about PPC? Contact Bob Harris (816) 863-4070 or email [email protected]
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USPSA
Come shoot indoor every Tuesday at Brickyard and the last Sunday of every month Outside at Mcbride.
We are planning a Zombie Shoot , October 25th at Brickyard!
Families All Shooting Together
F.A.S.T.
Another session in the books. Last month (August) we had 21 participants and 3 staff members. Of those 21, 4 had never fired a firearm before. We had shooters as young as 6 years old. We even had activi-ties available for those
not shooting or just waiting their turn. That is what this event is all about! Ice water and cold Gatorade kept us all cool and hydrated. Three of our participants also helped both on the line and in the staging area. It was a great day. Our next gath-ering, and the last one for this year, will be on Sunday, Sep-tember 11 at 2:00 on range 5. We have reduced the number of rounds fired each month and are focusing on quality shots and careful aiming. This is the first time we kept track of scores, and I was pleasantly surprised by the results. When I
started planning this, I figured we would be lucky to keep all shots on an 18”x18” target. Well we are generally keeping all shots in a 3-4” bull. Perhaps it is time to move back or use more challenging targets or both. All of the shooters are now very familiar with, and capable of safely operating a Ruger 10/22. Next month we will add the AR 15 platform and see how the scores look. I could still use a few more member helpers. If you have been considering checking out what we are doing, come on out in September and lend a hand.
Mark Gish Call or text 816-223-7984 [email protected]
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Concealed Carry Class Schedule
Classes to meet the requirements for the Missouri concealed carry law will be held
on the following dates at the Pioneer Gun Club south of Bates City Missouri. October 1, 9 November 2, 19
Bring a pencil, paper, driver’s license, lunch, eye and ear protection, a revolver, a semiautomatic pistol and at least 50 rounds of factory ammunition for each handgun. If you do not have one of the handguns one will be provided for you but you must purchase the ammunition. If you need to use a revolver bring a box of .38 special and for a semi automatic bring a box of 9 mm Luger ammo. Dress for the weather –we will shoot no matter what it is. What time? The class will begin promptly at 8:00 am and will last until approximately 6:00 pm. By law the class must be at least 8 hours long. In order to take the class you must be legally able to possess a firearm. How to get to the range: Take interstate 70 to the Bates City exit (exit 31). Travel south through Bates City on highway Z and continue south for approximately 7 miles to Chapel Hill. Turn east at Chapel Hill on highway HH and continue for approximately 1-½ miles. At that point HH turns to the left and a gravel road goes straight ahead. Take the gravel road south for 1-½ miles to the Pioneer Gun Club. The range is on your right and is marked with a sign. Go through the white gates and to the clubhouse on your left. Park on the south side of the building. Cost: The cost of the class is $110.00. To enroll in the class mail your registration along with your check for $110.00 made out to Jack Smart to:
Jack Smart 18201 E 31st Terrace Drive South Independence, MO 64057
If you have questions contact Jack at 816-478-7033 or [email protected]. Name: __________________________________________________________________ Address: ________________________________________________________________ City: ______________________________________ State:_______ Zip:_____________ Phone: ___________________________ email: ________________________________ I wish to enroll in the class on: _________________________________________
NRA Basic Pistol Shoo ng Course You will learn the basics of safely handling, shooting, maintaining a handgun and more. The NRA has changed the Basic Pistol Course from a one day course to a new Blended Learning Format. This course is open to club members, family, and friends. Must be 18 years of age. This course does have a cost. Phase one with the NRA is classroom on line. There are 11 sections to the course. Course time is about 8 hours and have up to 90 days. Phase 2 is the range time. I am supplying the ammunition and the pistols. I will also have center fire pistols they can try near the end of the course. I am looking at the range time to be about 3 hrs but if the student need’s more time to be proficient in handling a hand gun that will be done. Contact Mike Baum 816-779-7560 [email protected]
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NRA CERTIFIED PISTOL INSTRUCTOR CLASS October 8-9, 2016
LOCATION: The class will be held at the Pioneer Gun Club’s McBride range located south of Bates City Missouri (see map). The address of the club is 900 NW 1571 Road, Hold-en, MO 64040. The class will be held in the shotgun building (first building on your right when you enter the range). TIME: The class will meet from 8:00 a.m. to approximately 6:00 p.m. each day. The gates to the club will be open at 7:15 am. You should plan to arrive by 7:45 am each day so we can start the class promptly at 8:00 am. WHAT TO BRING: You must have completed the NRA Basic Pistol Class to take this class. This is done online. To sign up for the online course go to: https://onlinetraining.nra.org/. The Phase II portion will be done as part of this class. Once you have completed Phase I, I will email you the Phase II lesson plans for this course. Print them out and bring them to the class. They are easier to use if you punch holes in them and put them in a 3-hole binder. The binder should be 1 1/2 -2 inches thick so you can put other materials in it. You do not have to be a NRA member to take this class but being a member will make getting your credentials easier and faster. If you are going to join please do so before the course. Also, please bring pencils, pen, highliter and hearing and eye protection. You will also need to bring a sack lunch and drinks since there are no eating facilities nearby. If you are a certified instruc-tor in another discipline (rifle or shotgun) please bring your Trainer Guide with you. Bring your firearm with at least 200 rounds of factory ammunition. Dress for the weather. We will shoot rain or shine. There is to be no live ammunition in the classroom at any time. COST: Cost of the course is $250.00. To reserve a spot in the class send your check, made out to Jack Smart, to the address at the bottom of this letter. Be sure to send your completed ques-tionnaire and Hold Harmless form with the registration. There must be at least 4 students for the class to be held. QUESTIONS: If you have questions please call or email me at: 816-478-7033(H), 816-305-2540(C) or [email protected] Jack Smart 18201 E 31st Terrace Drive South
Name: _________________________________ Address: _____________________________________________ City: ____________________________________ State: __________________ Zip: _________ Phone: ______________________________ email: ______________________________ Date of Birth:___________________________________________ NRA #:_______________________________________- I am not a member ( ). I wish to take the Certified Pistol Instructor class on _______________.
Independence, MO, 64057
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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1
Juniors 4-10 PM (B)
2 3 New Member Orientation 8AM-3PM (M) Cowboy Action 9AM - 2PM(M) CMP 8AM-2PM (M)
4 Shotgun 9 AM—1 PM (M)
5 LABOR DAY Shotgun 5-8PM (M)
6 USPSA 5-10 PM (B) Eboard Mtg 6 PM (B)
7 PPC 5-8 PM (B) Nat’l Cast Bullet Match 8AM-5PM (M)
8 Club Meeting Bass Pro 7PM Nat’l Cast Bullet Match 8AM-5PM (M)
9 Nat’l Cast Bullet Match 8AM-5PM (M)
10 Smallbore 8 AM-2PM (M) Nat’l Cast Bullet Match 8AM-5PM (M)
11 Shotgun 9 AM—1 PM (M) NRA Action 8AM-2PM (M) Nat’l Cast Bullet Match 8AM-5PM (M)
12 Shotgun 5-8PM (M) Brickyard Closed Cleaning 4-8PM (B)
13 USPSA 5-10 PM (B)
14 NRA Action 5-10 PM (B)
15 Juniors 4-10 PM (B)
16 17 Women on Target 7:30 AM—4 PM (M) PPC 8AM—2PM (M) Cast Bullet 8AM-2PM (M)
18 Shotgun 9 AM—1 PM (M) Benchrest 8AM—1PM (M) Bullseye 8AM—1PM (M)
19 Shotgun 5-8PM (M)
20 USPSA 5-10 PM (B)
21 PPC 5-8 PM (B)
22 Juniors 4-10 PM (B)
23 Ladies USPSA 6-10 PM (B) Newsletter Deadline 8 PM
24 PPC 8AM—2PM (M)
25 Shotgun 9 AM—1 PM (M) USPSA 8AM-3:30PM (M) ARA 8AM-1:30PM (M)
26 Shotgun 5-8PM (M)
27 USPSA 5-10 PM (B)
28 NRA Action 5-10 PM (B)
29 Juniors 4-10 PM (B) NRA Action 8AM-4PM (M)
30 NRA Action 8AM-4PM (M)
September 2016
Note: (B) = Brickyard Range (M) = McBride Range
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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1
New Member Orientation 8AM-3PM (M) CMP 8AM-2PM (M) NRA Action 8AM-4PM (M)
2 Shotgun 8 AM—1 PM (M) NRA Action 8AM-4PM (M)
3 Shotgun 5-8PM (M)
4 USPSA 5-10 PM (B)
5 PPC 5-8 PM (B)
6 Juniors 4-10 PM (B)
7 8 Club Picnic Noon (M) Smallbore 8 AM-2PM (M)
9 Shotgun 8 AM—1 PM (M)
10 Shotgun 5-8PM (M)
11 USPSA 5-10 PM (B) Eboard Mtg 6 PM (B)
12 NRA Action 5-10 PM (B)
13 General Meeting 7 PM (Bass Pro)
14 15 Cast Bullet 8AM-2PM (M) PPC 8AM—2PM (B)
16 Shotgun 8 AM—1 PM (M) Benchrest 8AM—1PM (M) Bullseye 8AM—1PM (M)
17 Shotgun 5-8PM (M)
18 USPSA 5-10 PM (B)
19 PPC 5-8 PM (B)
20 Juniors 4-10 PM (B)
21 22 Club Work Day 9AM-3PM (M) PPC 8AM—2PM (B)
23 Shotgun 8 AM—1 PM (M) USPSA 8AM-3:30PM (M) Newsletter Deadline 8 PM
24 Shotgun 5-8PM (M)
25 Zombie Shoot USPSA 5-10 PM (B)
26 NRA Action 5-10 PM (B)
27 Juniors 4-10 PM (B)
28 Ladies USPSA 6-10 PM (B)
29 Lead Cleanout 8AM—1PM (B)
30 Shotgun 8 AM—1 PM (M)
31 Shotgun 5-8PM (M)
October 2016
Note: (B) = Brickyard Range (M) = McBride Range
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Pioneer Gun Club Inc.
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Raytown, Missouri 64133-8546
Down Range The Newsletter of the Pioneer Gun Club
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September 2016 Volume 19, Issue 9
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