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The Primer The Official Voice of the Washington State Rifle & Pistol Association
Winter 2018
Dec 10, 2017: On a chilly December day, Cascade Shooting Facility hosted the Combined Service Pistol – Service Rifle
Matches.
The By-Laws of the Washington State Rifle & Pistol Association may be requested by contacting the Secretary.
The Officers of the WSR&PA encourage all members to have a copy of the current By-Laws.
Please refer to the list of Officers for contact information.
(An excerpt from the By-Laws) The purpose and objective of the Association are: to foster and promote the shooting sports in
the State of Washington; to coordinate the programs and activities of the various affiliated rifle, pistol, and shotgun clubs of
the State of Washington in cooperation with like associations of other states; to lend support and assist in promoting the
purposes and objectives of the National Rifle Association…
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Officers and Directors of the Association
Mailing Address: PO BOX 64971, UNIVERSITY PLACE, WA 98464
President: Brian Keelean 616-666-6018
Vice President: John Zwosta 253-439-8622
Secretary: Alan Carey
206-427-8257
Treasurer: Tim Dittmer 509-859-3336
Past President: James Croisier
Membership:
William Palmer
Legislative:
Joe Waldron
The Primer:
Megan Van Hover
Junior Smallbore: Smallbore/Air Rifle: Highpower Rifle: Gerald Schadler John Crossman Jerry Bentler 360-258-1910 253-588-6516 206-406-5740 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Junior Highpower: Bullseye Pistol:
Jerry Bentler Duane Hatch 206-406-5740 253-853-7533 [email protected] [email protected]
Directors: Class of 2018 Gary Rasmussen
Dave Gere Dave Somers
vacant
Directors: Class of 2019 Doug Shellenberger
Gerald Schadler
Bob Kadow
vacant
Directors: Class of 2020 David Schmolke
John Crossman
Duane Hatch
vacant
Washington State Rifle & Pistol Association
Annual Meeting Announcement
Board of Directors Meeting: The summer meeting of the Board of Directors of the Washington State
Rifle and Pistol Association will be held on Sunday, April 29, 2018 at 10:00AM at the Tacoma Rifle & Revolver Club
classroom.
Official Announcement – Annual Meeting of the membership: In accordance with
the bylaws, the regular annual meeting of the members of the Washington State Rifle and Pistol Association will be held on
Sunday, April 29, 2018 at 12:00 PM. The location of the meeting will be at Tacoma Rifle & Revolver Club, 8503 Chambers
Creek Road W, University Place, WA. The agenda for the meeting will be to discuss the financial status of the association,
the election of the officers and the ‘Class of 2021’ board of directors, and any other business deemed appropriate.
Agenda Items for the April 29th meetings: Any association member who has an issue he wants
discussed at either the regular annual meeting or board of directors meeting should submit the item to the secretary to have
it included on the agenda. An item may also be brought up from the floor at the meeting.
Wanted – Members who are willing to serve: This is an open call to WSRPA members. We
are looking members that would like the opportunity to serve on the board of directors of the Washington State Rifle and
Pistol Association. Members representing Vancouver, Spokane, and the eastern part of the state are especially needed. This
is an opportunity to give back to your shooting sport. Anyone who is interested and desires more information may contact
the secretary. You may submit your name in advance, or just attend the meeting.
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GOAL Post 2018-4
Legislative Update from Olympia 27 January 2018 from Joe Waldron
SB 5992 PASSES SENATE
NEW BILLS FILED
ACTION ON BILLS
PUBLIC HEARING CONDUCTED
PUBLIC HEARINGS SCHEDULED
(Quick and dirty this week. I just got back on the redeye from the SHOT (Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trades) Show in Las
Vegas. All kinds of new toys that our Dave Workman will be covering in future articles.)
SB 5992 (“bump stock ban) passed the Senate on a 29-20 vote. It now goes to House Judiciary for their consideration. Given
that the bill had a couple of Republican co-sponsors and four Republican Senators voted “aye” on final passage, it will likely
sail through the House and go to the governor. The impact of this is very limited, and if this is all that passes the legislature
this session, we will be very lucky indeed.
SB 6415, by Sen. Hunt (D-22), and HB 2736, by Rep. Doglio (D-22), would require “express permission” from the
homeowner before allowing a CPL holder carrying a concealed pistol in a residence. Violation is a misdemeanor plus FIVE
YEARS’ LOSS OF CPL. “Express permission” is not further defined in the law. What constitutes “express?” Permission
in writing? Video of owner granting permission? Court affidavit? Notarized statement?
The version of HB 1122 that passed out of House Judiciary last week was amended to follow the original language from
HB 2319 introduced in 1997 (and gave rise to I-676 when it failed to pass the legislature that year). It drops the term
“community endangerment” and returns to a form of reckless endangerment, it applies only to children who unlawfully
access a firearm, and it defines “child” as anyone under the age of 18.
SB 5553 (suicide prevention, voluntary waiver of rights) passed out of the Senate January 24th on a 49-0 vote. It now moves
over to House Judiciary.
A public hearing on several gun bills was conducted by House Judiciary on Thursday, 25 January. Testimony, pro and con,
was taken on HBs 2666 (repeal state preemption), 1387 (background check on “assault weapons”), 2422 (restrict/ban “high
capacity” magazines), 2293 (banning firearms in day care facilities) and 2519 (return of seized CPLs). It is interesting to
note that not only were the anti crowd turned out in orange t-shirts for enhanced visibility, but for the first time (to the best
of my recollection) pizza was catered in for this. But this was just a spontaneous grassroots turnout. Right! It’s nice to have
millionaire sugar daddies.
The Senate Law & Justice committee will hold a public hearing on SB 6418 (possession of concealed firearm(s) in someone
else’s residence) at 10:00 a.m. on January 30th. Senate Law & Justice will consider SBs 6297 and 6298 in Executive Session
(vote to pass out of committee) on Friday, February 2nd, at 10:00 a.m.
BILL STATUS/GOAL POSITION:
HB 1000 Use of deadly force Doglio (D-22) H.PubSaf OPPOSE
HB 1004 Possession of firearms/state of emergency Shea (R-4) H. Jud.. SUPPORT
HB 1015 Limiting restrictions on concealed carry Shea (R-4) H. Jud.. SUPPORT
HB 1122 Safe storage of firearms Kagi (D-32) H. Rules OPPOSE
HB 1134 Assault weapon ban Peterson (D-21) H. Jud. OPPOSE
HB 1174 Firearm safety education in schools Muri (R-28) H. Edu SUPPORT
HB 1181 Prohibiting handgun sales registry Blake (D-19) H. Jud. SUPPORT
HB 1190 Prohibiting handgun sales registry Taylor (R-15) H. Jud. SUPPORT
HB 1270 Encouraging voluntary use of locking devices Harmsworth (R-44) H. Fin. SUPPORT
HB 1380 Repeals I-594 Shea (R-4) H. Jud.. SUPPORT
HB 1381 Universal recognition of all state CPLs Blake (D-19) H. Jud.. SUPPORT
HB 1387 Assault weapons background check Jinkins (D-27) H. Jud. OPPOSE
HB 1483 Allows destruction of forfeited firearms Lovick (D-44) H. Rules OPPOSE
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HB 1529 Use of force Ryu (D-32) H.PubSaf. OPPOSE
HB 1592 Delivery of firearms to LEOs Klippert (R- H. Jud. SUPPORT
HB 1725 I-594 check exemption for CPL holders Koster (R-44) H. Jud. SUPPORT
HB 1731 Certain exemptions to I-594 Jinkins (D27) H. Jud. SUPPORT
HB 1900 Hunter ed funding/NRA license plates Griffey (R-35) H. Trans. NEUTRAL
HB 1933 Transfer of firearms at non-profit events Walsh (R-19) H. Jud. SUPPORT
HB 2136 Profits from seized firearms go to education fund Taylor (R-15) H. Jud SUPPORT
HB 2293 Bans firearms in daycare facilities (exception) Kagi (D-32) H. Jud OPPOSE
HB 2306 Allows licensed veterans to carry at Comm Coll Van Werven (R-) H. Jud. SUPPORT
HB 2329 Strengthens law making CPL data private Walsh (R-19) H. Jud SUPPORT
HB 2363 Drone delivery of firearms to offenders Pellicciotti (D-30) H.PubSaf SUPPORT
HB 2422 Bans “high capacity” magazines Peterson (D-21) H. Jud. OPPOSE
HB 2519 Return of seized CPLs Lovick (D-44) H. Jud. NEUTRAL
HB 2666 Repeals state preemption of gun laws Macri (D-43) H. Jud. OPPOSE
HB 2736 Permission to carry in a residence Doglio (D-22) H. Jud OPPOSE
SB 5000 Use of deadly force McCoy (D-38) S. L&J OPPOSE
SB 5050 Assault weapon ban Frockt (D-3) S. L&J OPPOSE
SB 5073 Use of force McCoy (D-38) S. W&M OPPOSE
SB 5216 Firearm safety education in schools O’Ban (R-28) S. K-12 SUPPORT
SB 5441 Involuntary freeze on firearm possession Kuderer (D-) S.HumSer NEUTRAL
SB 5444 Background check for “assault weapons” Frockt (D-46) S. L&J OPPOSE
SB 5463 Mandatory safe storage of firearms Palumbo (D- S. L&J OPPOSE
SB 5506 Transfer of firearms at non-profit events Zeiger (R-25) S. Rules SUPPORT
SB 5553 Suicidal, waiver of rights Pedersen (D-43) Passed Senate NEUTRAL
SB 5795 Mandatory firearm liability insurance Chase (D-32) S. L&J OPPOSE
SB 5992 Bans certain “trigger devices” Van De Wege (D-24) H. Jud. OPPOSE
SB 6049 Bans “high capacity” magazines Frockt (D-3) S. L&J OPPOSE
SB 6146 Repeals state preemption of gun laws Saldana (D-37) S. L&J OPPOSE
SB 6173 Strengthens law making CPL data private Takko (R-19) S. L&J SUPPORT
SB 6297 Firearm possession with history of violence Dhingra (D-45) S. L&J NEUTRAL
SB 6298 DV harassment firearm ban Dhingra (D-45) S. L&J OPPOSE
SB 6415 Permission to carry in a residence Hunt (D-22) S. L&J OPPOSE
HB = House bill, SB = Senate bill. L&J = Law & Justice, Jud = Judiciary, PubSaf = Public Safety, HC = Health Care, H.
K-12 = House Early education, Aprop = Appropriations, Fin = Finance, W&M = Ways &Means “S” before a bill number
indicates Substitute (amended).
HEARINGS SCHEDULED:
30 Jan Senate Law & Justice Hearing Room 4, John A. Cherberg Bldg
10:00 a.m. SB 6415
LEGISLATIVE HOT LINE: You may reach your Representatives and Senator by calling the Legislative Hotline at 1-
800-562-6000. Toll free!!! The hearing impaired may obtain TDD access at 1-800-635-9993. Also toll free!!!
1-800-562-6000 TDD 1-800-635-9993
OTHER DATA: Copies of pending legislation (bills), legislative schedules and other information are available on the
legislature's web site at "www.leg.wa.gov". Bills are available in Acrobat (.pdf) format. You may download a free version
of Adobe Acrobat Reader from Adobe's web site (http://www.adobe.com). You may also obtain hard copy bills, initiatives,
etc. Copies of bills may also be ordered toll free by calling the Legislative Hotline at (800) 562-6000. You may also hear
floor and committee hearing action live at http://www.tvw.org/ (you need "RealAudio" to do this, available free at the TVW
web site).
By reading the House and Senate "bill reports" (hbr, sbr) for each bill, you can see how individual committee members
voted. By reading the "roll call" for each bill, you can see how the entire House or Senate voted on any bill. The beauty of
the web site is that ALL this information is available, on line, to any citizen.
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"The right of the individual citizen to bear arms in defense of himself, or the state, shall not be impaired, but nothing in this
section shall be construed as authorizing individuals or corporations to organize, maintain or employ an armed body of
men."
Article 1, Section 24
Constitution of the State of Washington
Copyright 2018 Gun Owners Action League of WA
Picture taken at the January 20th service rifle-pistol match. The rifle line had one relay in the pits, but with only a few openings
there. These matches are becoming increasingly popular.
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Cascade Shooting Facility hosts
Combined Service Pistol – Service Rifle Matches by Duane Hatch
A few years back, Jerry Bentler began running combined service pistol and service rifle matches. These matches have
become quite popular and are just a lot of fun! They are usually held during the months of September through January, after
the end of the outdoor rifle season. The thinking was that if rifle shooters got exposed to pistol, and pistol shooters got
exposed to rifle, it would be better for both sports. Also, the plan was to have the September match registered with the
Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP). If more shooters participated in these Excellence-in-Competition (EIC) “leg”
matches, more leg points would be available. Competitors would have more opportunities to acquire the necessary points
toward their Distinguished Awards.
The course of fire for these matches results in 60 shots for both the pistol and rifle stages.
Dec 10, 2017 - On a chilly December day, fifteen hardy competitors shoot the slow fire stage of the match.
The pistol stage: The September CMP sanctioned match has the slow fire stage fired at 50 yards, with timed and rapid fire
at 25 yards. The other “club” matches have all firing done at 25 yards, shooting the equivalent of two National Match
Courses. Two slow fire targets are shot, followed by two timed fire targets and two rapid fire targets.
The rifle stage: The course
of fire for rifle is one National
Match Course, with an extra
10 shots standing. As with
pistol, the September CMP
sanc-tioned match is a full
course of fire: 10 shots
standing at 200 yards, 10 shots
sitting rapid fire at 200 yards,
10 shots prone rapid fire at 300
yards, and 20 shots prone slow
fire at 600 yards. The
remaining monthly matches
(October through January) are
all shot under cover at 200
yards. This works well for a With snow on the ground, competitors shoot their prone slow fire stage.
Electronic targets make the match go much quicker!
With snow on the ground, competitors shoot their prone slow fire stage. Electronic targets
make the match go much quicker!
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number of reasons, with rain being at the top of the list. Also, with less daylight, the match goes quicker at 200 yards. The
club matches, to help new rifle shooters, begin with the prone slow fire stage. This helps shooters get a good zero on the
gun, and get comfortable shooting, before moving on to the sitting and standing stages.
Great for new competitive shooters: These matches are great for shooters who are new to either rifle or pistol shooting.
Cascade Shooting Facility owns a number of service pistols and match grade AR-15s that can be used by shooters who do
not yet own their own. Jerry and his team who run the match, as well as experienced shooters, are willing to assist and coach
newer shooters. And, these club matches are really just fun!
Electronic Rifle Scoring: Cascade
Shooting Facility has recently in-
vested in a number of electronic target
systems, which instantly display shots
at the firing line. Additionally, the
system keeps track of each shot,
scores, and records the results. It can
also display bullet velocity at the
target. Because the system used a
WiFi signal, it can be displayed on a
tablet, i-phone, or one the club’s
“military grade” laptops.
Match results: Listed below are the match results for the November 11th, Veterans Day, match and the December 10th
match. Fourteen competitors participated in November and fifteen shot in December.
December 10, 2017 Pistol Rifle Aggregate
Jerry Bentler 523-5x 589-22x 1112-27x MW
Brian Keelean 524-7x 569-5x 1093-20x 2nd
Jim Obermeyer 511-5x 551-9x 1062-14x 3rd
Dave Gere 497-6x 552-11x 1049-17x 4th
Sensors placed on target frames. Shots are scored and displayed on the club’s laptop.
November 11, 2017 Pistol Rifle Aggregate
Duane Hatch 537-12x 568-18x 1105-30x MW
John Zwosta 511-5x 547-14x 1058-19x 2nd
Dave Gere 490-6x 560-13x 1050-19x 3rd
Brian Keelean 478-5x 566-4x 1044-9x 4th
Shown above is a shot displayed on a tablet. Shots are instantly displayed and scored.
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200-yard targets at Cascade, just waiting for you! Contact Jerry Bentler for a spot on the line.
2017-18 WA State Junior Olympic Air Pistol Championship
Twelve Juniors competed in the 2017-18 WA State Junior
Olympic Air Pistol Championship with juniors from Graham Jr
Shooting Club and Vancouver Rifle and Pistol Club.
Six Junior women competed in the women’s Air Pistol event
this year over the five women Juniors we had last year. Having
six women competitors, we met the USA Shooting requirement
to have six or more competitors to have USA Shooting
recognize the match winner as our State Champion. Last year,
due to only having five women compete, USA Shooting did not
recognize a State Champion.
The men’s Air Pistol event was down one competitor from last
year giving us a total of seven competitors for the men’s event.
Women only had to shoot 40 shots whereas the men had to shoot
60.
Next year, ISSF and USA Shooting have updated their rules making both the women’s and men’s events to compete with
the same number of shots now, so both will need to shoot 60 shots in the Air Pistol event.
Below are the results: Last Name First Name S1
S2
S3
S4
S5
S6
Total
Placement
Women's Air Pistol
Gabbard Jaden 83 1 84 1 84 1 82 0
333 3 Gold
Gray Stephanie 70 0 75 0 86 0 83 1
314 1 Silver
Delaney Kylie 81 2 77 0 79 0 71 0
308 2 Bronze
Frick Karyssa 71 0 57 0 71 0 65 0
264 0
Harpe Rheanne 70 0 59 0 48 0 61 0
238 0
Stephens Maya 62 0 67 0 54 1 49 0
232 1
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Last Name First Name S1
S2
S3
S4
S5
S6
Total
Placement
Men's Air Pistol
Schadler Casper 85 0 91 3 91 0 84 2 83 0 84 1 518 6 Gold
Moon Aiden 85 1 83 0 76 0 78 1 75 0 82 0 479 2 Silver
Harpe Taylor 72 0 77 1 79 1 71 0 72 0 74 0 445 2 Bronze
Hinson Ryan 67 0 73 1 71 0 75 1 78 1 77 0 441 3
LaTray Michael 62 0 75 0 69 0 66 0 72 0 73 0 417 0
Farah Alex 58 0 80 0 66 0 56 0 62 0 70 0 392 0
Harpe Jameson 66 0 68 0 61 0 63 0 65 0 60 0 383 0
The Wildlife Committee of Washington’s (WCW)
Garand/Springfield/Vintage/Modern Military Game by George Smith
On December 17th, the Wildlife Committee of Washington’s (WCW) held its last Garand/Springfield/Vintage/Modern
Military Game for calendar year 2017. In the photograph below are the competitors for this game with their rifles. All
categories were represented except for Springfields.
WCW has been in existence for over 75 years and is located just 20 miles from downtown Seattle. The club is a special
resource available to over 3 million residents in the region and offers programs in education, training with resources for
venues in rifle, pistol, shotgun and archery.
The club has a high power shoot for 11 months of the 2018 year beginning in February. Five are CMP games and are
scheduled for the second Sunday in February, March, October, November and December. More information on the club’s
high power programs can be found on the CMP competitions web site and the calendar on the club’s website at
http://www.wcwi.org/.
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NRA Smallbore Rifle F-Class National Championship To Debut
This Summer by NRA Staff - Tuesday, January 9, 2018
An example of a Smallbore F-Class Rifle. Photo by Jim Evenson.
The National Rifle Association Board of Directors has approved a Smallbore Rifle F-Class National Championship. This
new event will be conducted concurrently with the 2018 NRA National Smallbore Rifle Championships, at the Wa-Ke'De
Rifle Range in Bristol, IN.
F-Class is the brain child of the late Canadian rifleman George “Farky” Farquharson, for whom the discipline is named.
Farquharson developed the sport in the early 1990s as an outlet for high power shooters, “of a certain age,” who were facing
the challenges of diminished eyesight, reflexes, and strength in sling shooting, yet wished to continue competing.
Farquharson’s idea was to use scopes and bipods to shoot at a smaller target than the sling shooters at long range. F-Class
has caught on with multiple segments of the shooting community, and it is growing rapidly as a shooting discipline.
Details of the new national championship are being finalized, but here’s the general concept: there will be several daily
aggregates of 40 shots each at 50 yards, and a Dewar course of fire―20 shots at 50 yards and 20 at 100 yards. The target
will be the NRA A-50/A-51 at short range, and the NRA A-33 at 100 yards. The specifics of the match such as rifle
requirements, rests, and sights may be found in the Provisional Smallbore Rifle F-Class Rules (Section 23), found on page
65 of the current NRA Smallbore Rifle rulebook. Any rules not covered in Section 23 will be referred to in the normal rules
of Sections 1 through 22.
NRA Board Member Howard J. “Walt” Walter shared more details about the equipment needed to participate in the new
championship.
“No elaborate equipment is needed for competition―any rifle chambered for .22LR, with either metallic or telescopic sights
mounted, and a bipod will work fine. A shooting mat and a spotting scope rounds out the basic equipment that’s needed. If
you have been shooting smallbore rifle for any time, you probably already have all the equipment that you need to be
competitive.”
Walter added, “While equipment is important, the real test will be a shooter’s ability to read the wind and keep up with the
changes before pulling the trigger.”
A match program will be available in the spring. Be sure to check back with SSUSA.org often for the latest updates. Add-
itionally, you can view the entire schedule of 2018 NRA Championships at this link:
www.ssusa.org/articles/2017/10/30/new-2018-nra-national-championship-schedule
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The 2017 Northern Rockies LR F-Class Regional by Jay Christopherson
The 2017 Northern Rockies LR F-Class Regional was shot this past weekend in Missoula, MT, at Deep Creek Range. This
is a 3-day, long range regional F-Class match consisting of 2 individual days and 1 team day. The individual days are a 105-
shot aggregate, consisting of a 45-shot Palma (800/900/1000) followed by a 20-shot x 1000 (Day 1) and a 40-shot x 1000
match (Day 2). The team match is a 45-shot per team member Palma match (800/900/1000).
This is the 4th year I have traveled to shoot this match and as always, it was an excellent match. Jamey Williams does an
outstanding job of herding cats and ensuring that the match runs smoothly. Bob Evans ran the line and really did an excellent
job of keeping everyone safe and the match moving. Having him there to run things really made a difference in freeing
Jamey up a bit I thought.
Here are the TL;DR results:
Individuals (1050.105X):
F-Open:
● Jay Christopherson, 1047.62X, MW
● Tod Hendricks, 1043.61X, 2nd MW
● Jim Williams, 1041.51X, 3rd MW
F-TR:
● Justin Covey, 1030.48X, MW
● Tom Hubbard, 1030.41X, 2nd MW
● John Van Santford, 1027.36X, 3rd MW
Team Matches (1800.180X):
● F-Open - "Washington F-Open", 1794.121X
○ Jay Christopherson, 449.33X
○ Tod Hendricks, 448.28X
○ David Oakes, 448.30X
○ Monte Milanuk, 449.30X
● F-TR - "Misfits", 1751.50X
○ John Van Santford, 436.14X
○ Beverly Van Santford, 441.13X
○ Phil Brackenbury, 436.12X
○ Larry Bandaccari, 438.11X
MATCH NOTES:
So, let me just get this out of the way. Conditions were generally pretty good. Not perfect, but near to. There was enough
change to push you out of the 10-ring if you were not careful, but overall, about as consistently good as you can expect.
There was also some smoke haze, particularly on Friday and Saturday, that made seeing the target a challenge and looking
at mirage was basically impossible. But, for all that, the wind was mostly very, very kind.
The FTR matches had some interesting side notes - Tom Hubbard, the 2nd place winner, had some equipment issues before
the match started. He ended up borrowing another shooter's rifle and shooting his ammo out of it at 800 yards and things
did not turn out well. For the rest of the match, he borrowed another shooter's rifle (closer to his rifle's chamber) and just
about made it all the way back for the win. Some very impressive shooting there. Justin Covey, the winner, has only been
shooting for two years and shot an impressive HM score. In fact, note that the two top FTR shooters both shot HM scores!
Finally, John Van Santford, the 3rd MW, is normally a very accomplished sling shooter. This was his first match shooting
FTR. I'm not sure if he'll be able to completely remove the taint, but I'm sure there might be some NW FTR shooters who
are just as happy to see him go back to sling.
The F-Open matches were very close throughout - after Day 1, I believe there were 10 shooters within 5 points of each other
and some very nice scores shot at the various stages. A whole lot of Master's (and an Expert and SS!) made a lot of ground
into receiving their HM cards after this match. If your local 1000-yard range is not conducive to "leveling up" (i.e.,
Rattlesnake) your class, Deep Creek might be able to help you.
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In the team matches, the "Washington F-Open" (formerly, Team High Life WA and no, not for the reason you think) team
scored 1794-121X, which we believe is the pending National Record has been confirmed to be the new National Record.
The most recent pending record that I am aware of, was 1789-100X, set at the recent 2017 Berger Southwest Nationals. The
standing record was 1786-104X. We were very excited when our shooting held up at 1000 yards to break the record.
As always, the match featured a catered BBQ dinner on Saturday along with a very nice prize table. The sponsors were very
generous, and the prize winners were very excited. We're all grateful when our matches feature great sponsorships.
WA F-Open team.
WA F-TR team.
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2017-18 WA State Junior Olympic Air Pistol Championship
We had 58 Juniors compete in the 2017-18 WA State Junior
Olympic 3-Postion Smallbore Championship with juniors
competing at Vancouver Rifle and Pistol Club, Spokane Jr Rifle,
and West Seattle Totems. The participant is up by 4 juniors from
last year.
In the women’s event, we had 26 women juniors compete for
the State Championship Title. With a score of 562, Cassidy
Wilson was able to hold repeat as State Champion. Emme
Nelson was 2nd Place, with a score of 561, just 1 point behind
Cassidy. Taylor Christian won the tie breaker for 3rd place.
On the men’s side, Alec Patajo put up a 577 score to win State
Champion. In 2nd Place is Tyler Horn with a 573, and Kellen
McAferty came in 3rd place with a scores of 568. For the Team
event, match winner was VRPC Dream Team; members include
Tyler Horn, Casper Schadler, Aiden Moon, and Kylie Delaney.
Overall it was very competitive, and we should see several of these juniors get invites to compete in the 2018 USA Junior
Olympic National Championship.
Women’s final results:
Last Name First Name WA Class KN PR ST Total
Wilson Cassidy Jr Master 189 4 194 9 179 2 562 15 Winner - Gold Nelson Emme Jr Master 192 10 193 6 176 1 561 17 2nd Place - Silver Christian Taylor Jr Expert 182 2 195 12 173 0 550 14 3rd Place - Bronze Delaney Kylie Jr Master 179 3 193 9 178 1 550 13 1st Jr Expert Warner Morgahn Jr Expert 181 0 195 5 172 0 548 5
Goist Emma Jr Expert 184 1 192 5 165 0 541 6
Smith Madisen A Class 184 5 190 3 176 1 550 9 1st A Class
Gray Stephanie A Class 184 3 188 4 172 0 544 7 2nd A Class McCrary Kaci A Class 181 2 193 6 160 1 534 9 3rd A Class Zachary Lilly A Class 170 3 186 5 169 3 525 11 4th A Class Chandler Phoebe A Class 181 3 189 7 150 0 520 10
Romo Anna A Class 175 2 181 3 161 0 517 5
Thompson Katherine A Class 170 2 183 3 159 0 512 5
WestPhall Korrin A Class 167 0 180 2 165 1 512 3
Steinle Madeline A Class 163 1 176 1 154 1 493 3
Anderson Grace A Class 160 1 174 2 151 2 485 5
Bennett Danielle A Class 166 1 173 2 133 0 472 3
Pauole Skylar B Class 175 3 191 6 170 2 536 11 1st B Class
Crossley Lauren B Class 191 6 183 6 150 0 524 12 2nd B Class Maggard Cheyenne B Class 175 3 188 4 151 3 514 10
Kight Caden B Class 161 1 182 1 148 0 491 2
Chastain-Cho. Liberti B Class 165 3 176 1 148 0 489 4
Geniesse Bailey B Class 161 0 166 1 107 0 434 1
Pearsall Anna C Class 150 1 181 1 126 1 457 3 1st Class
Kight Casey C Class 161 1 169 3 77 0 407 4
Harpe Rheanne C Class 173 3 175 1 86 0 434 4
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Men’s final results:
Last Name First Name WA Class KN PR ST Total
Patajo Alec Jr Master 192 7 199 13 186 2 577 22 Winner - Gold Horn Tyler Jr Master 189 5 197 9 187 3 573 17 2nd Place - Silver McAferty Kellen Jr Master 192 5 197 9 179 2 568 16 3rd Place - Bronze Schadler Casper Jr Master 182 2 196 9 189 6 567 17 1st Jr Master Webb Sean Jr Master 191 4 195 8 179 2 565 14
Maystrovich Mason Jr Expert 189 7 195 8 182 3 566 18 1st Jr Expert Moon Aiden Jr Expert 191 4 197 10 178 2 566 16 2nd Jr Expert Pham Andrew Jr Expert 181 3 194 6 173 2 548 11
Hainline III Robert Jr Expert 177 2 195 10 171 2 543 14
Moore Logan Jr Expert 174 2 194 6 174 3 542 11
Hunter Hayden A Class 180 1 187 2 175 1 542 4 1st A Class Albanese Noah A Class 185 1 193 7 163 4 541 12 2nd A Class Betzler Brock A Class 173 2 187 2 172 1 532 5 3rd A Class Atkinson Liam A Class 183 2 189 6 159 0 531 8 4th A Class Harpe Taylor A Class 174 0 179 2 175 2 528 4
Pearsall Zachary A Class 169 2 191 8 162 0 522 10
Farah Alex A Class 179 4 180 1 162 0 521 5
Tafoya Ben A Class 181 1 183 2 155 1 519 4
Loree Jeff A Class 169 0 187 4 153 0 509 4
Bergren Levi A Class 164 1 183 2 155 0 502 3
Stoecker Jack A Class 169 0 181 5 139 0 489 5
Harpe Jameson A Class 166 2 173 1 128 1 467 4
Acevedo Gavin B Class 173 3 179 4 146 0 498 7 1st B Class Jones Ben B Class 166 1 184 3 148 2 498 6
Enright Gavin B Class 164 2 175 4 139 0 478 6
Henderson Ashton B Class 169 0 183 7 111 0 463 7
Loree Garrett C Class 166 1 177 0 149 1 492 2 1st C Class Moore Joel C Class 144 0 177 2 80 0 401 2
Pearsall Garrett C Class 138 2 168 1 53 0 359 3
Davin Chris D Class 170 0 180 1 161 1 511 2 1st D Class Osten Oscar D Class 145 0 168 3 63 0 376 3
Vitacolonna Noah D Class 129 0 144 0 60 0 333 0
Harpe Fletcher Prone Only 135 0 124 0 127 0 386 0 1st Prone Only
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Team Results:
Rank Participant Region Kneeling Prone Standing Team
1 VRPC Dream Team Vancouver, WA 741 - 14 783 - 37 732 - 12 2256 - 63 Gold
Horn, Tyler (119)
189 - 5 197 - 9 187 - 3 573 - 17
Schadler, Casper (109)
182 - 2 196 - 9 189 - 6 567 - 17
Moon, Aiden (117)
191 - 4 197 - 10 178 - 2 566 - 16
Delaney, Kylie (101)
179 - 3 193 - 9 178 - 1 550 - 13
2 Spokane JRC Gold Spokane, WA 741 - 14 767 - 31 689 - 6 2197 - 51 Silver
Maystrovich, Mason
(807)
189 - 7 195 - 8 182 - 3 566 - 18
Wilson, Cassidy (801)
189 - 4 194 - 9 179 - 2 562 - 15
Christian, Taylor (810)
182 - 2 195 - 12 173 - 0 550 - 14
Tafoya, Ben (805)
181 - 1 183 - 2 155 - 1 519 - 4
3 PSC Gold Vancouver, WA 724 - 9 776 - 29 692 - 6 2192 - 44 Bronze
Webb, Sean (115)
191 - 4 195 - 8 179 - 2 565 - 14
Hainline III, Robert
(114)
177 - 2 195 - 10 171 - 2 543 - 14
Warner, Morgahn
(111)
181 - 0 195 - 5 172 - 0 548 - 5
Pauole, Skylar (116)
175 - 3 191 - 6 170 - 2 536 - 11
4 Capital City Gold Seattle, WA 739 - 12 773 - 29 665 - 8 2177 - 49
McAferty, Kellen
(112)
192 - 5 197 - 9 179 - 2 568 - 16
Pham, Andrew (108)
181 - 3 194 - 6 173 - 2 548 - 11
Albanese, Noah (114)
185 - 1 193 - 7 163 - 4 541 - 12
Chandler, Phoebe
(115)
181 - 3 189 - 7 150 - 0 520 - 10
5 Capital City Silver Seattle, WA 707 - 8 758 - 15 678 - 5 2143 - 28
Smith, Madisen (118)
184 - 5 190 - 3 176 - 1 550 - 9
Moore, Logan (113)
174 - 2 194 - 6 174 - 3 542 - 11
Hunter, Hayden (116)
180 - 1 187 - 2 175 - 1 542 - 4
Loree, Jeff (111)
169 - 0 187 - 4 153 - 0 509 - 4
6 VRPC Golden Dragon Vancouver, WA 718 - 9 740 - 13 669 - 3 2127 - 25
Gray, Stephanie (110)
184 - 3 188 - 4 172 - 0 544 - 7
McCrary, Kaci (121)
181 - 2 193 - 6 160 - 1 534 - 9
Harpe, Taylor (103)
174 - 0 179 - 2 175 - 2 528 - 4
Farah, Alex (106)
179 - 4 180 - 1 162 - 0 521 - 5
7 West Seattle Thunderbirds Seattle, WA 706 - 15 741 - 19 645 - 4 2092 - 38
Nelson, Emme (104)
192 - 10 193 - 6 176 - 1 561 - 17
Zachary, Lilly (106)
170 - 3 186 - 5 169 - 3 525 - 11
Romo, Anna (109)
175 - 2 181 - 3 161 - 0 517 - 5
Stoecker, Jack (117)
169 - 0 181 - 5 139 - 0 489 - 5
8 Spokane JRC Silver Spokane, WA 646 - 5 738 - 13 584 - 3 1968 - 21
Pearsall, Zachary
(802)
169 - 2 191 - 8 162 - 0 522 - 10
Jones, Ben (806)
166 - 1 184 - 3 148 - 2 498 - 6
Kight, Caden (809)
161 - 1 182 - 1 148 - 0 491 - 2
Pearsall, Anna (804)
150 - 1 181 - 1 126 - 1 457 - 3
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2018 BULLSEYE PISTOL COMPETITION SCHEDULE WA – OR – north ID
Original, December 11, 2017
WASHINGTON Precision Pistol (Bullseye) Matches Date Host Club Match NRA Notes
MAR 3 Paul Bunyan Outdoor 1800 A Short course, 900 each 22&CF
MAR 24-25 Kenmore State Indoor Championship & NRA Sectional
R Indoor 1800, 50 ft, 22 only, State Leg for 22
only. First 900 is sectional. WSRPA
membership required for state match, not
sectional.
JUN 9-10 TRRC Washington State Governor’s-20 Championship
R Outdoor 2700, DR, State Leg and CMP 22&SP
EIC “leg” matches. WSRPA membership
required.
JUL 7
Paul Bunyan NRA Regional Pistol
Match - Washington R Outdoor 2700, DR, State Leg and CMP 22&SP
EIC matches.
AUG 11 TRRC Mid-summer 1800+ A 900 each 22&CF, CMP 22&SP EIC
SEP 22 Paul Bunyan Washington State
Championship R Outdoor 2700, DR, State Leg and CMP
22&SP leg matches. WSRPA membership
required.
OCT 20 Paul Bunyan Outdoor 2700 A Short course *All competitions start at 9:00AM, unless otherwise indicated.
OREGON Precision Pistol (Bullseye) Matches Date Host Club Match NRA Notes
MAR 17 Tri-County Outdoor 2700 A Short course
MAR 25 EEGC Outdoor 2700 A Short course
APR 21 Tri-County Outdoor 2700 A 50 yd slow fire
APR 29 EEGC Outdoor 2700 A 50 yd slow fire
MAY 19 Tri-County Outdoor 2700 A 50 yd slow fire
MAY 20 EEGC Outdoor 2700 A 50 yd slow fire
JUN 16 Tri-County Outdoor 2700 R 50 yd slow fire + EIC matches
JUN 23-24 EEGC Oregon State
Championship R Outdoor 2700, EIC matches
JUL 29 EEGC Outdoor 2700 A 50 yd slow fire
AUG 26 EEGC Outdoor 2700 A 50 yd slow fire
SEP 15-16
Tri-County NRA Regional Pistol
Match - Oregon R Outdoor 2700, EIC matches.
SEP 23 EEGC Outdoor 2700 A 50 yd slow fire
OCT 20 Tri-County Outdoor 2700 A 50 yd slow fire
OCT 28 EEGC Outdoor 2700 A Short course
NOV 17 Tri-County Outdoor 2700 R Short course+ EIC matches
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Northern IDAHO Precision Pistol (Bullseye) Matches
Date Host Club Match NRA Notes
JAN 13 C d’Alene Indoor Gallery Match A 90 shots Bullseye, 60 Standard, 60 Air
FEB 10 C d’Alene NRA Sectional R Sectional for Precision, Standard, Air, and Free
pistol
MAR 10 C d’Alene Indoor State
Championship R Warm-up NMC, 900 state match, Team match,
all 22
APR 14 C d’Alene Outdoor 2700 Short course
MAY 12 C d’Alene Outdoor 2700 A 50 yd slow fire
JUN 9 C d’Alene Outdoor 2700 A 50 yd slow fire
JUL 14 C d’Alene Outdoor 2700 A 50 yd slow fire
AUG 11 C d’Alene Idaho State Championship
R Outdoor 2700, EIC matches
SEP 8 C d’Alene Outdoor 2700 A 50 yd slow fire
OCT 13 C d’Alene Outdoor 2700 A 50 yd slow fire
NOV 10 C d’Alene Outdoor 2700 Short course
DEC 8 C d’Alene Indoor Gallery Match A 90 shots Bullseye, 60 Standard, 60 Air
Pistol Match Contact and Range Location Information
Paul Bunyan Rifle & Sportsman’s Club, Paul Hahn, [email protected] 17902 Meridian E, Puyallup, WA 98375 Kenmore Shooting Range, Steve Read, [email protected] 1031 228th ST SW, Bothell, WA 98021 Cascade for Service Rifle-Pistol Matches, Jerry Bentler, [email protected] 26520 292nd Ave SE, Ravensdale, WA 98051 Tacoma Rifle & Revolver Club (TRRC), John Zwosta, [email protected] 8503 Chambers Creek Rd W, University Place, WA 98467 Coeur d’Alene Rifle and Pistol Club, Roger Swing, [email protected] 6001 N Atlas Rd, Coeur d’Alene, ID, 83815 Tri-County Gun Club, Ralph Smith, [email protected] 13050 SW Tonquin Rd, Sherwood, OR 97140 Emerald Empire Gun Club (EEGC), Roddy Toyota, [email protected] 36111 McGowan Creek Rd, Springfield, OR 97478
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2018 Mar–May High Power Rifle Schedule (rev 1-8-18)
OUT-OF-STATE COMPETITORS, PLEASE NOTE: For Washington State Championship and District Championship
matches, where WSRPA membership is required, membership in your state association is recognized by WSRPA as fulfilling
that requirement. Just show your current, home state association membership card at registration. However, WSRPA
membership IS required for WSRPA “leg” matches. Thank you.
MARCH
3 Saturday Tri-Cities Any/Any/40 300/500 0900 Start Any/Any rifle
4 Sunday Paul Bunyan Offhand/100 200 A $20 (Jrs.
$10)
Cloward-Partee Standing
Match 0900
9 Friday Machias Prone 60
Practice
500 $10 Begin Shooting at 1300.
0745 Registration 0930
Start 10 Saturday Machias Prone 60 500 A $20
10 Saturday Tri-Cities RMC/80 200/300/600 0830 Start, RMC
11 Sunday Kenmore Vintage SR 100 S $20 0830 registration
16 Friday Tri-Cities Mid Range
Match
300/600 Sling, F-class, BPTR, Start
0900
1300 start 16 Friday Tri-Cities Long Range
Practice
800/900/1000
17 Saturday Tri-Cities PALMA/
Creedmoor
LR
800/900/1k A 0900 Start.
17 Saturday Cascade Prone/60 600 A $20 (Jrs.
$10)
0800 Registration 0915
Start
Practice 0815 Regist.
0900 Start 17 Saturday Paul Bunyan 80 RMC 200/300/600 P $5
18 Sunday Cascade RMC/80 200/300/600 A $20 (Jrs.
$10)
0800 Regist. 0915 Start
18 Sunday Tri-Cities 1000 yd
Match
1000 0900 Start.
24 Saturday Plantation Prone/60 300 A $25 (Jrs.
$15)
Club Championship 0930
start. MR63, MR63FC
targets
25 Sunday Spokane 80 RMC 2/3/600 A $20/10 Jr 0900 start. Special award
for M1A/M14 class
31 Saturday Tri-Cities Open Any
Rifle
300/500 0900 start
APRIL
1 Sunday Paul Bunyan RMC/80 200/300/600 A $20 (Jrs.
$10)
Blue Ox Match
6 Friday Machias Prone 60
Practice
500 $10 1300 start
7 Saturday Machias Prone 60 500 A $25 0745 Regist. 0930 Start
8 Sunday Kenmore 50 NMC 100 A $10 0830 registration
13 Friday Tri-Cities Mid Range
Match
300/600 0900 start
13 Friday Tri-Cities Long Range
Practice
800/900/1000 1300 start Long range
practice
14 Saturday Tri-Cities PALMA/
Creedmoor
LR
800/900/1000 0900 start
15 Sunday Cascade Alex Parv 80
Offhad
200 $20/$10 0800 Regist. 0915 Start
15 Sunday Tri-Cities Long Range 1K 0900 start
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21 Saturday Cascade RMC/80 200/300/600 A $20 (Jrs.
$10)
0800 Regist. 0915 Start
22 Sunday Cascade LR6 Vedvick
Memorial
600 $20/$10 0800 Regist. 0915 Start
Simulates LR target
22 Sunday Tri-Cities RMC/80 200/300/600 A 0830 start
26 Thursday Tri-Cities .50 BMG 1K Practice 0800 Start
27 Friday Tri-Cities .50 BMG 1K Practice 0800 Start
28 Saturday Tri-Cities .50 BMG 1K 0800 Start 50 BMG BR
Match
28 Saturday Plantation Prone/80 300 R $45 (Jrs.
$20)
WSRPA 300 yard
Championship - MR63,
MR63FC targets
0900 start WSRPA
membership required
28 Saturday Spokane RMC/80 200/300/600 A $40/ 30 Jr Wash.ST. East District
Championship Afternoon
start
29 Sunday Spokane CMP EIC/50 2/3/600 A $20 0830 start, CMP Service
Rifle EIC (leg) match
WSRPA membership
required Shoot both days
for $50
29 Sunday Tacoma 60 Prone 600 A $15 0815 registration.
Advanced Reservations
required
29 Sunday Tri-Cities .50 BMG 1K 0800 Start. 50 BMG BR
Match
MAY
6 Sunday Paul Bunyan RMC/80 200/300/600 A $20 (Jrs.
$10)
Mt. Tahoma Match
6 Sunday Spokane F-Class 80 300/600 A $20/ 10 jr Shot alongside BPCR.
0830 Start
6 Sunday Kenmore 50 NMC 100 A $10 0830 registration
6 Sunday Tri-Cities Open Any
Rifle
300/500 0900 start
11 Friday Machias Prone 60
Practice
500 $10 1300 Start
12 Saturday Machias Prone 60 500 R $25 0745 Regist. 0930 Start
plus team match and fees
12 Saturday Spokane CMP Garand
Match
200 $20 ($10
Jrs)
Honor Flight Charity
match
12 Saturday Tri-Cities RMC/80 200/300/600 A 0830 Start.
13 Sunday Tri-Cities RMC/80 200/300/600 A 0830 Start
15 Tuesday Tri-cities US-CAN Team
Prac
0900 start
16 Wednesday Tri-Cities US-CAN Team
Prac
0900 start
17 Thursday Tri-Cities PALMA®/45 800/900/1k 1000 Start. Practice
18 Friday Tri-Cities PALMA®/45 800/900/1K R $30/$50/
$70
0900 Start - WA State
PALMA® Champ Day 1+
800 Team
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19 Saturday Tri-Cities PALMA®/45 800/900/1K R $30/$50/
$70
0830 Start - WA State
PALMA® Champ Day 2+
800 Team
19 Saturday Cascade M1 Garand-
Carbine
200 $20/$10 Jrs 30 shot Garand, 30
Carbine
20 Sunday Cascade 80 RMC 200/300/600 A $20 (Jrs
$10)
0800 Regist. 0915 Start
20 Sunday Tri-Cities PALMA®/45 800/900/1K R $30 0830 Start - WA State
PALMA® Champ Day 3
+ 800 Team
WSRPA membership
required
24 Thursday Tri-Cities .50 BMG 1000 0800 Start Practice
25 Friday Tri-Cities .50 BMG 1000 0800 Start Practice
26 Saturday Tri-Cities .50 BMG 1000 0800 Start Match
27 Sunday Tri-Cities .50 BMG 1000 0800 Start Match
CLUB CONTACTS CASCADE SHOOTING FACILITIES 26520 292nd Avenue SE, Ravensdale, WA
Steve Fischer 206.399.3658 [email protected] Valentine Burkhauser 253.735.6730 [email protected] Jerry
Bentler 206.406.5740 [email protected]
CLARK RIFLES (Vancouver) 25115 NE Rawson Rd., Brush Prairie, WA (360.944.1118)
Travelling N or S on I-205, take Exit 32 Padden Parkway East, travel 4 miles. When the parkway becomes NE Ward Rd., travel another 2.2 miles. At the intersection (4-way stop) where the road becomes NE 182nd Ave. travel another mile. Turn east (right) on NE 139th St., travel 2.4 miles. Turn north (left) on NE Rawson Road,
travel 1.2 miles. Clark Rifles is on the right. Contact Tim Roark for high power matches 360.883.0615 [email protected] and Ed Perry [email protected] for CMP matches.
JEFFERSON COUNTY SPORTSMAN’S CLUB 112 Gun Club Road, Port Townsend WA Mike
Roth [email protected] All matches are fired at 100 yds on reduced targets. Registration 10:00.
KENMORE RANGES 1031 228th SW, Bothell WA, 98021
For further information contact the Rangemaster at 206.481.8686; http://wcwi.org, or George Smith at [email protected]
North Central Washington Gun Club (NCWGC), Wenatchee www.ncwgunclub.com Pre-registration strongly advised to ensure there is sufficient interest to hold the matches. If fewer than 5 competitors are
registered at least one week in advance, the match director reserves the right to cancel the match at his discretion. Monte Milanuk 509.668.0240c,
509.662.1982h [email protected] Safety glasses and hearing protection required; no exceptions. 0830 Sign-in.
PAUL BUNYAN RIFLE & SPORTSMAN’S CLUB Bob Wendt [email protected]
PLANTATION RIFLE RANGE Contact: Tod Hendricks [email protected] 360.202.8533
Range location: take exit #246 from Interstate-5; range road is directly across from the northbound exit and entrance lanes; 5102 Samish Way, Bellingham,
WA.
SEATTLE RIFLE & PISTOL ASSOCIATION (Machias) Dave Russell, [email protected]
SPOKANE RIFLE CLUB Dusty McQuary [email protected]
Wednesday Practice. First WED of April through end of September. 1530 Start until dusk. DIRECTIONS: From the intersection of Division Street (US 395) and Francis Avenue (SR 291) head west on W Francis Ave 3.0 Miles toward N Assembly
Street; Continue west onto W Nine Mile Road 0.7 Miles; Turn left onto W Rifle Club Road 0.4 Miles to 6411 N Aubrey L White Parkway; Go thru
the gate on the west side of Aubrey L. White Parkway and proceed downhill, at 10 MPH, to the clubhouse.
TACOMA RIFLE and REVOLVER CLUB
TRI-CITIES SHOOTING ASSOCIATION, Rattlesnake Mountain Shooting Facility www.tcsa.info
Go to: www.tcsa.info/HighPower.htm for the latest match program information and details; including confirmation of dates, times, formats and fees. All
matches may be subject to change up to 2 weeks prior to scheduled date. Please check the website 1-2 weeks prior to attending a particular match. Conventional
High Power: John Julian 509.375.5844, 509.308.0376, [email protected] Long Range/PALMA®: Ash Garman 360.923.5327 [email protected]; Dave Hoffarth [email protected] 509.203.4181
.50BMG: Paul Rittman 509.845.4900 [email protected], VMR/40, 300yd Any/Any, .22RF: [email protected]
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Picture taken at the service rifle-pistol match on January 20th. The pistol line was completely filled.
*****The Benefits of WSRPA Membership*****
• Eligible to shoot in all Washington State Championship competitions for a year (High Power Rifle, Pistol, Smallbore, Air).
• Eligible to shoot in all state Excellence-in-Competition (leg) matches for a year.
• Eligible to compete on our state team in the National Championship matches held at Camp Perry, Ohio.
• Juniors are eligible to receive financial assistance when attending National Level competition.
• Eligible to purchase arms and ammunition from the Civilian Marksman Program (CMP). We are a member of the CMP.
• Helping support our state's competitive shooting programs.
• Helping support our state's junior shooting teams. We provide equipment for our junior shooters to use in training and competition.
• Helping support our junior competitors who attend national-level competition.
• Adding to our numbers in our effort to keep and bear arms.
Application for Membership in the Washington State Rifle and Pistol Association (REV 01/18)
Name ___________________________________________________
Street ___________________________________________________
City ________________________ State _________ Zip ___________
Phone _________-__________-_____________________
e-mail address_____________________________________________
Eligibility Statement: I hereby certify that I am not precluded by any state or federal law from the possession of firearms.
Signature:________________________________ Date____________
Please check type of membership desired:
Annual Adult Membership.
_____New, first time member…………….$15
_____One year renewal/rejoining………....$30
_____Two year renewal/rejoining….……...$55
_____Three year renewal/rejoining...….…..$80
Annual Junior (Under 20) Membership.
_____New/renewal……………………..…..$10
Life Membership………………………………$300
Conditional Life…………….……….$150 first year/$150 second year.
Newsletter: Our newsletter, The Primer, is no longer printed. It is available to you on the WSRPA website.
Other membership information:
Are you an NRA member? ____ Life member? ____
My interests: High power rifle____ Smallbore rifle____ Pistol____ Hunting____
Please do not send cash. Make all checks payable to: WSRPA
Mail to: WSRPA Membership Chairman
PO Box 64971,
University Place, WA 98464
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