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The Olde Rod & Gunner February 2018

A Monthly Newsletter Published For Our Members ~ South Bay Rod & Gun Club, Inc.

VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT www.sbrgc.org

Affiliated With: National Rifle Association—Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) –– American Single Shot Rifle Association National Muzzleloading Rifle Association—National Shooting Sports Foundation—California Rifle and Pistol Association Single Action Shooting Society—California Wildlife Federation—San Diego County Wildlife Federation - NRA Women On Target

A Message from the SBRGC President Don’t forget the Annual Dinner is this month!

We had a 4 day Work Party in January and close to 40 volunteers to help out. A lot of needed work was completed which included the following: Removed the 100 yard line, moved the impact berm back 50’ and then reinstalled the 100 yard target line at

100 yards. This was done for maintenance purposes of the impact berm and to set the 100 yard line exactly at 100 yards.

Widened the container location at the 200 yard line for stowage of match equipment Painted all the K-Rails in the Range 6 parking lot (Both Sides) Installed two manhole covers over the septic tank on Range 6, this will help with vehicle traffic and seal the top

of the septic tank. Repaired the berm on the east side of Range 5 (Trap) and installed “L” Panels along the top for safety to con-

tain the shot in the Trap Range. Set 3 “L” Panels in the maintenance yard in preparations for setting up the maintenance yard this summer. Installed Gate one of two at the new entrance. Second gate will be installed during the February Work Party.

These gates are 16 feet wide so we will have one gate for entering and one gate for exiting. This also removed the issue of being able to see both directions when exiting the property.

Painted the Red & Yellow safety lines on Range 6 Replaced table tops and secured the current table tops/stools with new hardware. Cleaned out the erosion material behind the number boards at the 230 yard area on Range 6 Installed a new entrance road and road base to give it stability during wet weather Installed a new storm drain at the new main entrance to the property Upgraded the phone system so we can shift the check in range electronically and only have to move the credit

card machine when we switch check in ranges. As a side note, we did measure the 50yd, 100yd, 150yd and the 200yd target lines on Range 6. All are within 1

-2 inches from exact distance. You are all invited to attend the WORK PARTY on Feb 3 2018, just email me at [email protected] so we can ensure we have ample food. Some of the scheduled work includes:

Manufacture Gate # 2 for the main entrance

Painting of the existing gates

Relocating signs for the entrance

Repair Work on the large sign across the road

Relocate the RSO phones at Range 1 and Range 5

LAN wiring at Range 2

Repair the Fence along the 68 Acres parcel

Refurbish number boards – Range 6 Manufacture Brass Deflectors for Range 3

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Trap Range Coordinator Mike Callison (858) 449-8963 Assistant Coordinator Chris Case (619) 582-4512 Trap range hours of operation Saturday & Sundays 8am - 4pm 2nd & 4th Wed of the month 8-11 2nd Tues of the month 4pm—8pm Cost: Club members $6 per round {25 clays}; Non-members $6 per round + $5 daily range fee Trap shooting orientation classes are offered on the 2nd Saturday & 4th Sunday of the month only from 8am—9am. Free to Club Members. Guests and non-members daily fees apply. Call coordinators listed above for availability.

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1/8 of a page: $20/month 1/4 of a page: $40/month 1/2 of a page: $75/month Full page: $140/month 1 month free for 11 months of advertising paid in advance. Contact Jon Sivers for billing. Advertising must be copy ready for submission.

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RANGE INFORMATION Phone: 619–468–3070 Hours: Mon– Fri 8 a.m. - 4p.m. / Summer hours Sat & Sun 8 a.m.—5 p.m.

FEB. 2018 THE OLDE ROD & GUNNER 2

EASY ACCESS CONTACT LIST Business Manager Jon Sivers 619-987-9096

For Range Scheduling Tom Fox 619-284-3770

Chief Range Safety Officer Gary Atkinson 619-733-6290

Range Development Don Gussler 619-405-2125

MATCH TYPE DIRECTOR PHONE

Muzzleloaders Joanne Frazier Dave Boyle 619-477-7187

L.R Pistol Silhouette / Cowboy Rifle Ryan King 619-888-7667

Cowboy Action Shoot Shem Lambert 619-997-2755

NRA High Power Rifle Mike Costello Andrew Marumoto

858-488-2711 619-888-4252

Smallbore Silhouette Jim Birdsell 760-765-0714

Reduced Range Palma Mike Costello Gary Atkinson Mike St. Clair

858-488-2711 619-733-6290 858-578-4476

Conventional Pistol Don Gussler 619-405-2125

Schuetzenguilde Single Shot Russ Hooks 619-468-3708

TRAINING DIRECTOR PHONE

ARC Jeff Maynard 619-426-4108

CMP High Power Qualification Nate Watne 619-223-3743

Junior Rifle Training Jeff Maynard 619-426-4108

Women On Target Tamara Stapleton 858-663-9223

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LEAD RANGE OFFICER CONTACT LIST NOTE-all numbers without a prefix are 619

ROVING RANGE OFFICERS CONTACT LIST

1st Sat Mike Callison Trap Range Crdntr

1st Sun Lin McCapes LTRO

2nd Sat Paul Young LTRO

2nd Sun Jim Reynolds LTRO

2nd Wed Wayne S les LTRO

3rd Sat Wayne S les LTRO

3rd Sun Frank Valdez LTRO

4th Sat Chris Case Ast. Trap Range

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4th Sun Ron Schaefer LTRO

4th Wed Wayne S les LTRO

5th Sat Wayne S les LTRO

5th Sun Paul (Bear) Lutz LTRO

LEAD TRAP RANGE OFFICERS

1st Sun Bob Conry 992-9864 LRO 1st Mon Jim Harris 858-792-0755 LRO 1st Tue Bart Antista 465-2761 LRO 1st Wed Don Gussler 405-2125 LRO 1st Thurs Long Le 663-7767 LRO 1st Fri Charles Wallace 992-2203 LRO 1st Sat Wayne Harris 858-263-5566 LRO

2nd Sun Lawrence Clyde 461-6273 LRO 2nd Mon Jim Compton 698-4237 LRO 2nd Tue Joel Bowman 426-4548 LRO 2nd Wed Robert McPhee 588-6299 LRO 2nd Thurs Kent Lewis 858-565-6383 LRO 2nd Fri Oliver Smith 852-7016 LRO 2nd Sat Tim Trible 760-522-6454 LRO

3rd Sun Robert Elliot 249-6805 LRO 3rd Mon Johnny Garcia 429-8647 LRO 3rd Tue Paul Orgovan 470-4703 LRO 3rd Wed Robert Hobbs 760-289-8884 LRO 3rd Thurs Bob Madsen 885-0564 LRO 3rd Fri Alan Howland 448-7741 LRO 3rd Sat David Lakotish 847-6643 LRO

4th Sun Gabe Nordquest 710-9708 LRO 4th Mon A. D. Johnson 527-0063 LRO 4th Tue Van Texas 230-5328 LRO 4th Wed Greg Domagas 858-549-7991 LRO 4th Thurs Russ Hooks 468-3708 LRO 4th Fri Jim Compton 698-4237 LRO 4th Sat Thomas Schulte 449-0878 LRO

5th Sun Jon Sivers 987-9096 LRO 5th Mon Dale Bergen 421-1007 LRO 5th Tue Russ Hooks 468-3708 LRO 5th Wed Tom Fox 284-3770 LRO 5th Thurs Joel Bowman 426-4548 LRO 5th Fri David Ward 255-6833 LRO 5th Sat Don Gussler 405-2125 LRO

Any questions regarding Range Safety Officers (RSO) or how to become a RSO, please visit our website at

http://sbrgc.org/Range-Officer-info/

For additional information, please contact Gary Atkinson at crso@sbrgc

or call/text 619-733-6290

ROVING RO David Ellis 655-9187 ROVING RO Tri Bui [email protected] ROVING RO Greg Domagas 858-549-7991 ROVING RO Charles Kerber 890-8223 ROVING RO Blue Obry 575-2936 ROVING RO Daniel Lincoln 352-274-4198

ROVING RO Robert McConnell 933-4860

NRA RSO TRAINING in LaMesa on March 24, 2018

This training is for NEW or RENEWING certifications FOR COMPLETE DETAILS &

REGISTRATION PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT http://sbrgc.org/Range-Officer-info/

If you need help or have questions, please contact

Gary Atkinson at crso@sbrgc or call / text 619-733-6290


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SOUTH BAY MUZZLE LOADERS REPORT Match Directors: Dave Boyle & Joanne Frazier (619) 477-7187 Range: Range 2 *** Event Time: Monthly 1st Sundays Muzzle Loader Competition 9:00AM

The muzzle loaders always welcome newcomers, beginners and spectators who might be interested in this discipline. We provide very nice medals for first, second and third place. Each month there is a designated medallion target. The winner receives a nice medallion (unless they already received one during the current year. Tim received the January medallion.

Aggregate of Steel @ 50 yards (Rabbit and Groundhog) & Tree Paper Target @ 25 yards Jeremy Cook 17 Trent Alford 16 Mike Jones 16 Gary Williams 15 Tim Cook 15 Bruce Jones 15 Dave Boyle 14 Joanne Frazier (P) 13 Coleen Jones 9 Paige Biron 7

Medallion Target (paper 3" bull @ 25 yards 50 points possible) Tim Cook 40 Gary Williams 37 Dave Boyle 36 Mike Jones 35 Paige Biron 31 Bruce Jones 24 Trent Alford 24 Joanne Frazier 23 Jeremy Cook 19 Colleen Jones 16

Congratulations to Trent Alford, Jeremy Cook, Mike Jones and Tim Cook.


Don Gussler, President

President’s corner continued...

Range: Electrical Upgrade (In Progress) The electrical (SDG&E) wire was pulled on 17 Jan and power was applied to the primary side of the transformers. The secondary side is next and will be completed soon. The ATT wire pull is still not scheduled. Watch the web page for dates of closure.

Ranch: Water Improvement project (In Progress) Replacement Fire Tanks are scheduled for installa-tion as this Newsletter goes to print.

SUN MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT

1 #6 open 8-4

2 #6 open 8-4 #1 open 8-4

3 Work Party 7-1 #6 open 8-4 #5 open 9-4 #2 open 8-4

4 #6 open 8-4 W/LR Pistol & Cowboy Rifle 8-1 #5 open 8-4 #2 Muzzle-loaders 9-1

5 #6 open 8-4

6 #6 open 8-4

7 #6 open 8-4

8 #6 open 8-4

9 #6 open 8-4 #1 open 8-4

10 #6 open 8-4 #5 open 8-4 & Shotgun Clinic 8-9 #3 Juniors 8-11 #3 open 11-4 #2 Dulzura Desperados 8-3

11 #6 200/300 Hi-Power 7-12 #6 open 12-4 #5 open 8-4 #2 open 8-2 #2 rsvd 2-4

12 #6 open 8-4

13 #6 open 8-4 #5 Night Trap 4-8pm

14 #6 open 8-4 #5 Trap 8-11 BoD Meeting 6:30 at La Mesa PD

15 #6 open 8-4

16 #6 open 8-4 #1 open 8-4

17 #6 Palma Match 8-12 #6 open 12-4 #5 open 8-4 #3 SB Silhou-ette 8-1 #3 open 1-4 #2 open 8-4

18 #6 open 8-4 #5 open 8-4 #3 ARC match 7-12 #2 open 8-4

19 #6 open 8-4

20 #6 open 8-4

21 #6 open 8-4

22 #6 open 8-4

23 #6 open 8-4 #1 open 8-4

24 #6 open 8-4 #5 open 8-4 #3 Juniors 8-11 #2 Convtl. Pistol Match 8-2

25 #6 Schuet-zenguild 8-1 #6 open 1-4 #5 open 8-4 Shotgun Clinic 8-9 #3 open 8-4 #2 open 8-4

26 #6 open 8-4

27 #6 open 8-4

28 #6 open 8-4 #5 Trap 8-11

March 1 #6 open 8-4

March 2 #6 open 8-4 #1 open 8-4

March 3 Work Party 7-1 #6 open 8-4 #5 open 9-4 #2 open 8-4

FEBRUARY 2018


Military Rifle / Lever Action Rifle Silhouette Match January 7, 2018

We kicked off 2018 with our inaugural Long Range 22 match, and a good time was had by all. Chickens shot off hand at 50 yards, other animals off the bench at 100, 150 and 200 yards. We will be running it every month, come give it a try! Knocking down these big critters is lots of fun, so if you haven’t tried it, dust off that old lever gun hiding in the back of the safe and come on out! Bring 50 rounds of ammo – 40 for the match and 5 or 10 to sight in. 30-30 is a perfect caliber, but anything between 357Mag and 45-70 works, so long as it’s safe in a tube magazine. Course of fire is 10 rounds each: Chickens at 50 yards, Pigs at 100 yards, Turkeys at 150 yards and Rams at 200 yards.

Upcoming matches: February 4 – Lever Action with Long Range 22LR side match March 4 - Lever Action with Long Range 22LR side match Set up on the Main Range starts at 7:45.

Lever Ac on Rifle Score Rifle Caliber

Match Winner Johnny Garcia 30 Winchester 45‐70 1st AAA Kai Schumann 29 Winchester 45‐70 1st A Dave Chmielewski 19 Winchester 30‐30

Long Range 22 Score Rifle

Match Winner Tina Baker 32 Ruger 10/22 Scoped 1st Al Sledge 31 Winchester 1885 Open 2nd Ryan King 28 Winchester 1885 Scoped 3rd Greg Dolmagas 27 Marlin Scoped

SCHUETZENGUILDE Ten members of the Schuetzenguilde met on December 24, 2017, for the annual blanket shoot: 20 shots from centerfire rifles with iron sights at 100 yards on the old 10-ring target from the bench, and then 20 shots offhand at the same. We had brisk morning weather with light winds and it warmed up nicely later on. There were many nice prizes on the blanket, and everyone got to pick out a couple. Lots of fun! Our match in February, on the 25th, will also be for centerfire rifles with iron sights: 20 shots benchrest at 200 yards, and then 20 shots offhand. Hope to see everyone there! December scores as follows:

San Diego Schuetzenguilde 24 December, 2017 CF, IS 100 yards 10-ring target 20 shots Benchrest Ron Welch 197-8x * Steve Adams 197-6x Russ Hooks 193-6x Robert Rez 193-4x Eric Keel 190-4x Dominic Erlbeck 184-4x John Thiele 182-1x Joe Feldman 177-0x Bob Tyler DNF *

20 shots Offhand Ron Welch 176-0x * Bob Tyler 158-0x * Steve Adams 155-1x Dominic Erlbeck 148-1x Russ Hooks 147-0x Joe Feldman 136-1x John Thiele 124-2x Eric Keel 121-0x Robert Rez 103-0x

Match Aggregate Ron Welch 373-8x * Steve Adams 352-7x Russ Hooks 340-6x Dominic Erlbeck 332-5 Joe Feldman 313-1x Eric Keel 311-4x John Thiele 306-3x Robert Rez 296-4x Bob Tyler 158-0x * *denotes scope

The Dulzura Desperados

Match Results for December 9, 2017 We had a total of 13 shooters this month. It was VERY windy, with a lot of hats bein blown down range! Congratulations to our top ten posse members. Their Aliases, S.A.S.S. shooting Categories, and score times are as follows: 1. Buck Garrett – Elder Statesman – 215.85 2. J.B. Corn – Silver Senior – 254.19 3. Eeyore – Gunfighter – 279.11 4. Mild Will Cheatum – Duelist – 301.85 5. Reuben J. Cogburn – Duelist – 348.20 6. Cactus Jack McGee – Silver Senior – 387.01 7. Lucas Sagebrush – Cowboy – 403.44 8. Deadhorse Davenport – Classic Cowboy – 425.54 9. Dandy Rand – Duelist – 443.06

Lightening Lefty – Elder Statesman – 449.27 There were NO Clean Match Shooters this month. Keep checking our website: http://www.dulzuradesperados.com, for updates and follow us on Facebook. HAPPY NEW YEAR to everyone! Reuben J. Cogburn The Dulzura Desperados 2017 Match Director


The Dulzura Desperados

Match Results for January 13, 2018 We had a total of 9 shooters this month. Congratulations to our posse members. Their Aliases, S.A.S.S. shooting Categories, and score times are as follows: 1. Descanso – Senior Gunfighter – 195.52 2. Mild Will Cheatum – Duelist – 338.98 3. Reuben J. Cogburn – Duelist – 341.52 4. Clint Steele – 49’r – 343.62 5. Cactus Jack McGee – Silver Senior – 380.13 6. Lightening Lefty – Elder Statesman – 385.42 7. Deadhorse Davenport – Classic Cowboy – 406.14 8. W.W. Saltwater – Senior – 444.61

Moonshine Marie – Cowgirl – 488.93 There were TWO Clean Match Shooters this month: Deadhorse Davenport, and Mild Will Cheatum. A big Dulzura Desperado welcome to new shooter Clint Steele! A special THANK YOU to Sassy Kitty for giving us a hand by being the scorekeeper. Keep checking our website: http://www.dulzuradesperados.com, for updates and follow us on Facebook. Reuben J. Cogburn The Dulzura Desperados 2018 Match Director


Women's Semi-Automatic Handgun Skill Builder Course Sunday, March 11, 2018

Do you own a Semi-Automatic Handgun? Would you like some in-depth training WITH YOUR GUN? This class is designed for YOU! South Bay Rod and Gun Club is offering a full one day course, for women (18Y & older) who own their own semi-automatic handguns, with instruction and coaching by some of the best qualified Instructors available. Our Instructors have backgrounds teaching handgun skills to law enforcement and the military, plus years and years of experience teaching firearms safety and proficiency. We will cover many important areas about the semi-automatic handgun, including nomenclature, rules of gun and range safety, safe handling, grip, stance, trigger control, sight and target acquisition, evaluating accuracy and corrective actions, drawing from your hip mounted holster, identifying and clearing various malfunctions and learning proper loading and unloading techniques.

SPACE IS LIMITED TO 10 WOMEN! Visit our website for full details and registration

www.sbrgc.org/training

An NRA sponsored introduction to shooting for women with little or no firearm experience. Emphasis will be on firearm safety and the enjoyment of shooting.

The clinic will include firing 22 caliber pistols, rifles, 20 gauge shotguns and is planned to accommodate 24 new shooters. NRA Certified Instructors will conduct the clinic and each shooter will receive individual instruction.

Where: South BayRod & Gun Club Dulzura, CA

When: March 10, 2018 (Please note, registration will open 30 days prior to the event date)

Agenda: 11:00 to 11:30 Sign-in 11:30 to 12:00 Orientation and basic safety 12:00 break up into assigned groups (rifle, pistol, shotgun) 12:00 to 3:00 three one hour sessions with rifle, shotgun, and pistol 3:00 to 3:30 debriefing and award ceremony

Cost: $25.00 (pre-registration required). Cost includes firearms, ammunition, ear and eye protection and refreshments. Cancellations must be made at least 72 hours in advance to qualify for a refund. This will allow people on the waiting list to participate. Clinic is rain or shine. Dress is comfortable and casual.

Please email [email protected] with any questions for either event!


VaRiEtY is the SpIcE of LiFe I don't know about you, but I get a little bored doing the same, predictable things. I am pretty fortunate that in my job as a General Contractor (since 1989) that problem does not exist. I have been trained in nearly all the trades, and am able to perform them in a workmanlike manner, so I get lots of variety in my working life. At the range, it is usually a different story. Shooting in our standard format for the public leaves one with few options to choose from. To serve the general public, South Bay Rod and Gun Club has developed a system to safely operate our ranges, and that requires strict adherence to our Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) to maintain the safe order of business. Our ranges are designed and built for specific uses, and our Range Safety Officers (RSO's) are trained to keep the ranges running, by guiding the public shooters in proper shooting practices. However, matches or training regimens have been developed to those who have specific interests in other types of shooting. Conventional Pistol (Bullseye) is a match that features pistol shooting at 25 and 50 yards, with turning targets and strict time allotments for getting one's shots off. The Silhouette Matches (both small-bore and center fire) are for those who like the instant gratification of seeing their steel silhouette targets flop over when struck. The thrill of "bang, clang, thud" is hard to beat when shooting steel targets at distances from 40 yards to 200 yards. Highpower rifle and Palma are traditional target shooting matches that are favored by those with the desire to increase their skills with rifles in distinct classes with national standard courses of fire. Love the lore of the old west and the way of the cowboys? Maybe Cowboy Action shoot-ing is for you. Using real or replica guns, they have a fun and challenging match set in the style of the days of the old west, complete with the requirement to dress in old west period clothing. Want to go back further... we have an active group of folks that enjoy muzzle loading firearms. Flintlock or percussion cap fired, they shoot at some creative targets and have developed a real camaraderie based on their appreciation for the guns of the earliest days of our country. If you are more interested in the modern firearms, perhaps the "America's Rifle Challenge" (ARC) training is for you. Based on learning to shoot modern semi-automatic, box fed firearms (rifle and pistol), the ARC is a course designed to help you develop skills needed to operate your guns in field-like conditions. Shooters start out at a mere 7 yards to build confidence and then work their way back to the 100 yard line. They learn to shoot from their strong side and their support side, from standing, kneeling, and prone positions. And just to keep everyone honest, it comes with time pressure, with prescribed time periods in which one must shoot, reload, and shoot again. Whatever your interest, there is a chance that we have something for you. We can even let you sit at the same old bench, and shoot at the same old target, placed at the same old distance.

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However, when you are ready to move your game up a bit, check out some of the available special interest matches or training opportunities that our club offers. In either case, the range is a great place to meet really nice folks (and a cranky one or two) and make new friends. By the way, if you're the type that likes to help out, there are opportunities for that at our club, as well. We are always looking to train new RSO's, and will get you through an NRA certified Range Safety Officer training class if you're willing to volunteer one day a month to keep our ranges staffed. We also are looking for persons who are will-ing to participate in the once a month club workdays, always on the 1st Saturday of the month (weather permitting) to help keep our range maintenance up to par. (lunch pro-vided!) Thank you for your consideration. Jeff Maynard Board of Directors member Junior Rifle Training Director ARC Program Director

Variety is the Spice of Life continued...

President Don Gussler 619‐405‐2125

Vice President Bobby Lean 619‐890‐9850

Secretary Jeff Chambers 619‐710‐5838

Treasurer & Business Manager

Jon Sivers 619‐987‐9096

Sgt. At Arms Tom Fox 619‐284‐3770

Membership Chair Rodney Tilk 619‐266‐9876

Chief Range Safety Officer

Gary Atkinson 619‐733‐6290

Assistant Chief Range Safety Officer

Vacant

1 YEAR Shem Lambert 619‐997‐2755

Tom Schulte 619‐449‐0878

Ed Wynn 619-922-6704

2 YEAR Tom Hankins 858‐349‐9734

Mark Heckman 619‐334‐2878

Gary Atkinson 619‐733‐6290

3 YEAR Johnny Garcia 619‐429‐8647

Jeff Maynard 619‐426‐4108

Mike Callison 858-449-8963

OFFICERS 2017 DIRECTORS 2017

1020 Marron Valley Rd., Dulzura CA 91917

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