Victoria Victoria Fish and Game Fish and Game … 2011 VICTORIA FISH AND GAME PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION NOVEMBER 2006 NEWS BULLETIN VICTORIA FISH AND GAME PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION AUGUST

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Editor & Publisher: Jodi Sturgill

Victoria Fish and Game Protective Association

News Bulletin

Copyright© 2008 Victoria Fish and Game Protective Association

MAY 2011

Victoria Fish and Game Protective Association

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PN# 42095529 VICTORIA FISH AND GAME PO BOX 93 VICTORIA, BC V8W 2M1

The new Executive for 2011 are listed below President: Myrna Francis 1st Vice President: Jim Sprang 2nd Vice President: Tristan Baty Secretary: Perry Roemer Treasurer: Dom Piluso Membership: Val Macdonald Action Shooters: Mike Egan & Dave Gerow Air soft: Sean Stacey Archery: Greg Birtwistle BCWF: Bob Macdonald Black Powder: Perry Chow Conservation: Bob Macdonald Fishing: Wayne Zaccarelli Frontier Shootists: Ashley Harrison & Al Wilson Co-chairmen PPC: None elected Silhouette/Rifle: Art Archer Shotgun/Trap: None elected Shotgun/Skeet: Lucky Jhagra Buildings & Improvements: Dan Bauer & Shawn Tyler Members at Large: Bruce Reed & Douglas Bell Newsletter: Jodi Sturgill Hall Kitchen: Winnie Jones

On Monday April 18th at our next General Meeting, our local Conservative candidate for Esquimalt / Juan de Fuca riding, Troy Desouza, will be attending and will be our guest speaker.

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PRESIDENT’S NOTES

2011 Season on the Move

The first meeting of our new Executive was held on Monday, April 04. Again this year, each of our many various interest groups is well and ably represented on the Board. We have a willing group of go-getters, each of whom is dedicated to his/her own group, as well as to the smooth operation of our entire Club. We are further blessed by the fact that the outgoing Executive left us an exciting vision of the future with clear and well defined short and long-term plans already in place. An incredible bonus is that many of the people who created this legacy have agreed to serve for another term. A very special THANK-YOU is extended to them, and to our obviously active, innovative newcomers for agreeing to volunteer their time for the good of all of us. This promises to be an exciting, successful year.

Members’ General Meeting

This month’s general meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 18, as announced elsewhere in this newsletter. Troy Desouza, Conservative Candidate for Esqimalt – Juan de Fuca, will arrive before the meeting to meet and greet arriving members. At 7:30 p.m. the general meeting will begin with a few remarks by Troy, followed by a question period.

Life Memberships

Several names have been submitted as candidates for Life Membership awards. There are more deserving people than available awards, so this decision promises to be a challenge for the Executive.

Shooting Experience

We are still being contacted by people who as individuals, or representing a group, want to gain an exposure to shooting - both firearms and, to a lesser extent, archery. Participants in these events are always totally delighted, and we expect this sort of thing to increase dramatically as word gets around. If you would be able to assist in introducing some interested people to your favourite sport, please speak to anyone on the executive. Several requests are already being processed at this time.

Our membership has more than doubled in the last two years, and will likely triple the 2009 figure this year! As a result, your Executive members are getting many, many requests for orientation, tours, and instruction regarding the different disciplines. Up until now, the Standing Committee Reps, who represent the different interests, have been able to stretch their available time, and/or conscript a friend to help provide this service. However, the demand continues to grow, far outstripping the available number of people who are trying to meet this growing need. These newcomers are the future of our Club, and cannot be ignored. If your Executive Rep asks for help, please do your very best to make some time available for this important service.

Orientation Program For those who have made enquiries about how to get to know your new Club, or your chosen activity (which also happens with long-time members who decide to try something new) please contact the Executive Director of the sport you have chosen at: http://vfgpa.org Select the “About Us” link from the top of the page, and then “Executive” from the menu on the left. This may not be a good week to do that, since the Executive Director list is just being revised after last month’s elections. Everything should be done by next week. Your other option is to check the calendar http://vfgpa.org/calendar to find a practice time for the activity you’ve chosen, and just show up. Guaranteed you’ll be welcomed most cordially, and will probably be drawn into the action before you even know what happened! Members are also more than happy to answer your questions.

Fishing

Remember this from last month? “…a fishing experience is also being sought by interested groups. For the most part, these are groups of school children who come to the range to try their hand at archery, but to round out the day's experience we give them a quick lesson in spin casting and the chance to catch a fish…” If you can donate some time during a weekday please e-mail, call, or speak to one of the Executive members.

Happy recreating! Myrna Francis

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South Island Action Shooters Report

Our Club Match on Sunday, April 03 attracted 15 shooters, and a few hardy spectators. Many of us suspected that we had accidentally signed up for a sub-arctic survival course, although there was a brief respite in the early afternoon. The Saturday set-up gang offered absolutely NO sympathy, since they endured a hailstorm during their target building and assembling for the match. Unfortunately, few pictures were taken since the photographer was shiv-ering so much that everything was turning out blurry. Sadly, no shots of the fabulous stages designed by Dave Gerow, Tristan Baty, Mike Egan, Nick Newton, and Marty Lee.

RARIN’ TO GO! THE WALK-THROUGH HAS BEGUN!

“NUMERO UNO IN ACTION” – Trevor Hermann ended up to be Top Gun of the day

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Followed by Trevor, second and third honours were no surprise, either: Dom Piluso followed by Ted Leung. Upstart C-shooter, Nick Newton slipped in among the A’s for fourth spot. This guy is a serious threat!

Next match: Sunday, April 17 is ISL Qualifier #2 at Nanaimo Fish & Game. It will be well worth the trip, as always!



COWBOY SHOOTS: May 1st Buffalo Shoot 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. contact Al Wilson 250 656-2520 Sunday, May 8th Cowboy Shooters practice 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. contact Ashley Harrison 250 744-4705

SPRING CLEAN UP & BBQ ON SATURDAY APRIL 16TH, 2011 - 9AM (RAIN OR SHINE)

It’s that time of the year again, it’s been a long winter and we have a few areas of the property that need a little work. Remember that many hands make light work! The detail is expected to only last a couple hours and afterwards there will be a BBQ with refreshments and an opportunity for members to get to know the club and other members! Just bring a pair of gloves and we’ll put you to work. The caretaker and maintenance committee have a list of things to do and organize the event.

Troy Desouza’s campaign is going very well so far, but we need some more volunteers to help out at his campaign office located on Sooke Road in the Colwood Corners mall complex. If any of our club members could donate even just a few hours of their time to help out at the office it would be hugely appreciated. Even just a few hours here and there on a very flexible schedule would help immensely. There are only about 25 days left in this federal election (May 2nd is voting day), and I’d hate to see Troy’s campaign suffer from the lack of a few more volunteers that could have made a difference!

Anyone that is interested in spending a bit of time volunteering on Troy’s behalf can call his campaign office at 250-590-4839. They can talk to Erin, Grace, Jan, or any of the other office volunteers for details, duties, and time scheduling. The office is open to the public 7 days a week, from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, and is staffed from our pool of volunteers.

Thank You,

Al Page

Editors Note: My husband Tom and I were up at the range on Sunday with our friends. We noticed that at the rifle/ pistol range, most of the people shooting at one side, were not wearing their safety glasses. It is mandatory to wear them! Also we noticed when one couple went to leave, when it was the cease fire, they stopped to show their rifles to another couple. A man from the other side came over and told them not to handle firearms during a cease fire. My husband and I were about ready to remind those people while the cease fire is on, there is no handling of firearms. Thank You to the man who stepped up and told them.

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THE VICTORIA FRONTIER SHOOTISTS (VFS) of the VICTORIA FISH & GAME PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION

Presents A Cowboy Action Shooting Event

Nimrod/Buffalo Shoot April 30th & May 1st, 2011

Location: 700 Holker Place, turn off the Malahat Dr. (Across from Spectacle Lake Turnoff )

Nimrod - An introduction to

Cowboy Action Shooting Saturday April 30th

ALL ARE WELCOME- bring along a friend: New Shooters, Visitors, Spectators, and Youngsters. Shooters must be a minimum age of twelve. A parent must accompany minors. Registration fee of $35 includes instruction and an opportunity to shoot six gun revolvers, lever action rifles, and shotguns. Includes a lunch of Campfire chili and a beverage. All guns were designed and used on or before 1898 or are replicas thereof. Ammunition and guns will be provided. Registration between 8:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. Shooting 9 a.m. to noon. A one stage mini match will be available to new shooters 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. For more info and to pre-register contact: Match Director Haweater Hal aka Al Wilson (250) 656-2520 or 920-8707 [email protected]

Buffalo Shoot

Sunday May 1st New shooters who attend Nimrod are welcome to attend the Sunday shooting match as a participant or spectator. Pre-registration includes lunch (soup and sandwich buffet including Wild West Coast salmon.) Registration forms available through Colorado Charlie aka Terry Parkinson at [email protected] (250) 652-5603. For additional information contact the Match Director Haweater Hal aka Al Wilson (250) 920-8707 or 656-2520 Stage Set up 3:30 p.m. Friday April 29th. Sunday 8:30 a.m. Mandatory Safety Meeting Sunday 9:00 a.m. Shooting Starts Six action packed stages.(Minimum) Ammunition: 60 pistol 60 rifle 24 shotgun VFS are a Single Action Shooting Society (SASS) affiliated club. SASS rules will apply.




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THE VICTORIA FRONTIER SHOOTISTS (VFS)

of the VICTORIA FISH & GAME PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION

Presents

Nimrod: An Introduction to

COWBOY ACTION SHOOTING Saturday, April 30th, 2011

Cowboy Action Shooting is one of the fastest growing sports in North America! Receive instruction from our experienced cowgirls and cowboys and then try your skill at shooting six gun revolvers, lever action rifles, and shotguns. All guns were designed and used on or before 1898 or are replicas thereof. Ammunition and guns will be provided.

ALL ARE WELCOME: New Shooters, Visitors, Spectators, and Youngsters. Bring along a friend. Shooters must be a mini-mum age of twelve. A parent must accompany minors.

Registration fee of $35. includes a lunch of Campfire chili and a beverage.

Registration between 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. (pre-registration recommended for this popular event).

Shooting 9 a.m. to noon. A one stage mini match will be available to new shooters 1:00 to 2:30 p.m.

For more info and to pre-register contact:

Match Director: Haweater Hal aka Al Wilson

(250) 656-2520 or 920-8707 [email protected]




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Cowboy Practice Report

A cold and rainy morning did not deter a record number of shootists from attending the Cowboy Shoot Practice on March 13th. The well attended event had one full stage where the shootists could compete and then check their progress. There was a practice set up at the opposite side of the range where novices were given detailed instruction on range procedures, firearms handling and safety. There was a guest from Japan who had a wonderful time. There were also a number of first time cowboy action shooters that all stated they would return. A wonderful time was had by all. Submitted by Gary Kangas

MALAHAT MARAUDERS & THE VICTORIA FISH & GAME BLACK POWDER SATURDAY MARCH 25, 2011

A very well attended black powder Saturday featured Jacques version of a steel challenge muzzle loader style. Silhouette critters were stationed at various distances to knocked down by the competitors. The competition was well received by those who participated. WINNERS: Top Gun: Peter Stratford 2nd Shawn Tyler 3rd Jacques vanBodegraven Top Lady: Jodi Sturgill Remember, if you participate in 3 or more black powder Saturday's you qualify to be in the winners circle for the 2011 annual awards. Gary Kangas




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Publishers Note

Deadline for every Newsletter is the Wednesday after the Executive meeting of the month. Note: Late submissions will be published in the month following. Please submit all ads by emailing them in text format only. Send all pictures with the event name, date and the names of people in the photo.

Please send all submissions to : [email protected]

Thank You, Jodi Sturgill (250) 383-4622

Reloading Information Session Part I

More Details: This course is 2 hours in length and is conducted in a classroom. Each student is taught reloading safety; center-fire cartridge components; reloading data; equipment; the metallic cartridge reloading process and what equipment is best for you.

Taught by Club member Alex Jefthas

Cost : $10

Registration : Contact Dan Bauer by email [email protected] or by phone evenings 5-8 pm (250) 896-0979

When : Tuesday April 26th

Where: The Victoria Fish and Game club house, Our physical address is: 700 Holker Place, Malahat BC, V9B 2V5

Directions to our property:

Our property, our Shooting Sports Ranges, and the Clubhouse are located a short 20 minute drive north of Victoria.

Travel north from Victoria on the Trans Canada Highway #1 to the top of Malahat Mountain. Turn right on to Holker

Place, and go 100 meters to our property entrance. Holker Place is approximately 1 kilometer past Shawnigan Lake

Road and is opposite the turnoff to Spectacle Lake Provincial Park.

Canadian Firearms Safety course; Non Restricted & Restricted PAL courses and challenges; Call; - Lucky Jhagra; (250)361-8692 or visit him at Island Outfitters. - David Michaud; (250) 385-3658 or (250) 389-8897 - Dave Degrassi; (250) 474-3483 Conservation and Outdoor Recreation Education (CORE) course; Call; - Robin Pike (250)812- 4316 (5-9 pm) [email protected] or - Murray Kilshaw (250)382-1029 (9-5pm) [email protected]

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Malahat Marauders Easter shoot

April 22-24, 2011

Range open for set-up Thursday aft. You can camp ‘til Monday if you wish. $25

(2nd shooter $15, juniors $10, cubs free)

Sit-down dinner on Saturday. (extra tickets available $12)

Proposed menu (weather dependant as usual): Trappers Challenge (teams of 6)* Gopher shoot (.40 cal or less) Silhouettes *Primitive on range *K&H Pistol *Cartridge Rifle-musket Shotgun (ml & cart) Shoot ‘em all, or shoot just one, come on out and have some fun. Contact: Art 250-721-0131 or Doug 250-727-0216

FOR SALE: 50 cal. Knight wolverine in line muzzle loader. Comes with -1.75x5 wide angle Bushnell trophy scope.- 2 separate ignition systems . A 209 shot gun primer and # 11 cap. Almost full box of pyrodex 50 grain pellets. 209 primers and #11 caps. Lots of copper jacketed 300 grain hollow point bullets. 6 new speed loaders. Bullet starter. Comes with the factory book. All sighted in at 100 yards ready for hunting. Nice clean gun with perfect bore a great shooter. $ 450.00

Call Shawn at 250-888 0463

Victoria Alarm Service Ltd.

“When Security Really Matters”

250-721-0266

106 – 2220 Sooke Road

www.victoriaalarm.com

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BIG GAME RECORDS BOOKS

Copies of the newly published eighth edition (2010) of the Vancouver Island Columbian Blacktail Deer Records are avail-able at a cost of $5 each. The issue contains a brief history of the records which were started in 1972 by Byron Ma-son and Charles Veasey. Byron Mason has written another excellent article on the history of hunting on Vancouver Is-land from 1900 to 1920. The previous seventh edition (2000) contained Byron’s piece on blacktail deer populations and hunting on Vancouver Island from 1843 to 1899.

The current records list 1824 entries scoring 100 or more Boone & Crockett points. Several old hunting photographs have been reproduced for the first time in the Vancouver Island deer records booklet.

Some copies of the seventh edition (2000) are still available at $4 each. Contact Wayne Zaccarelli @ 250-382-8502 or at general meetings to get your copies.

Big Game Records of British Columbia books are also available as follows:

2nd edition (1983) $20.00 3rd edition (1988) $20.00

4th edition (1995) $20.00 5th edition (2003) $30.00

These are hard cover books containing records of all big game native species, hunting stories and photographs. Check out the Wildlife Records Club of B.C. website or e-mail to:

Website: www.wildliferecordsofbc.com

e-mail: [email protected]

Contact Wayne Zaccarelli for record books or further information. A new 6th edition is currently being compiled and should be available around year end.

Entry fees are $20 per animal. If you have a harvested or found big game animal which you would like scored as a potential record book entry, please contact Fred Pringle @ 250-478-1862. Fred is an official Club scorer and also a Boone & Crockett scorer.

NEW 6TH EDITION BIG GAME RECORDS BOOK

A new 6th edition BIG GAME RECORDS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA has been published by the Wildlife Records Club of B.C. The 480 page hardcover book features a fall Grizzly painted by Prince George wildlife artist, Ken Ferris, on the front cover.

The book contains more than 9000 entries in 19 big game categories and lists over 1900 new entries received since the 2003 edition. Included are feature articles of general interest along with a wide variety of pictures and hunting stories re-lated to the more recent entries.

The Wildlife Records Club of British Columbia was formed in Kamloops in 1969 with the objective of maintaining a perpet-ual record of trophy class big game taken in British Columbia. Using the Boone & Crockett scoring system, the Club has scorers throughout the province for the convenience of hunters. Since 1982, directorship of the Club has been based on Vancouver Island.

The Club is dedicated to wildlife conservation, selective hunting and fair chase. Copies of the 6th edition Records Book are available from Wayne Zaccarelli (250-382-8502) or from Island Outfitters in Victoria.

http://www.wildliferecordsofbc.com/





RP : Rifle/Pistol Range MP : Multi-Purpose Range SG : Shotgun Range CH : Main Clubhouse RH : Range House

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Board Meet-ing; 7:30

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PITA setup and practice; SG; noon to 6pm

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PITA; 500 Bird Event; SG & Clubhouse.

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PITA; 500 Bird Event; SG & Clubhouse.

Frontier shooters RP & RH closed till 12:30pm

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Skeet cancelled for today

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Trap Practice; SG; 4pm


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C.O.R.E. Course; CH 8am-6pm

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Silhouette; RP closed 9am-2pm

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General Meeting

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Good Friday

'Easter Rendezvous' RP, SG, CH & RH closed

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P.A.L. Course in Club-house

Black powder meeting

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'Nimrod Shoot'; RP, SG, CH & RH closed

SIAS; MP Range; Setup in afternoon; lim-ited access

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Archery 3D shoot!

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Gun Show At Nanaimo F&G

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Copyright© 2008 Victoria Fish and Game Protective Association

Business Card: $10.00 per issue, or $100.00 for 12 issues Quarter Page: $15.00 per issue, or $120.00 for 12 issues

Half Page: $25.00 per issue, $200.00 for 12 issues

Full Page: $50.00 per issue, or $500.00 for 12 issues Classified and For Sale Ad’s

Members - FREE - Ad will run for 2 months - Maximum of 25 words.

Commercial/business - $5.00 per 1 column inch/year issue.

For more information or to purchase ad space please contact:

[email protected]

Wish to Place an Ad?

Club Contacts:

2011 Executive

President: Myrna Francis 479-0101

1st Vice President: Jim Sprang 380-7533

2nd Vice President: Tristan Baty 886-5341

Secretary: Perry Roemer 478-8574

Treasurer: Dom Piluso 386-0620

Membership: Val Macdonald 479-3828

Executive Committee

ACS/Fishing - Wayne Zaccarelli 382-8502

Big Game - Wayne Zaccarelli 382-8502

Air soft - Sean Steacy 652-2892

Archery - Greg Birtwistle 592-1950 BCWF—Bob Macdonald 479-3828

Black Powder - Perry Chow 478-2279

Conservation– Bob Macdonald 479-3828

Fishing - Wayne Zaccarelli 382-8502

Frontier Shootist - Ashley Harrison 380-7004

- Al Wilson 920-8707

Pistol:

South Island Action Shooters - Mike Egan 656-4508

Dave Gerow 710-2447

PPC - Range Safety Officer -

Silhouette - Art Archer 721-0131

Shotgun Sports:

Skeet - Lucky Jhagra 361-8692

Trap -

Building & Improvements

Dan Bauer 896-0979

Shawn Tyler 888-0463

Members at Large:

Bruce Reed 479-9652

Doug Bell 727-9735

Newsletter: Jodi Sturgill 383-4622 Hall kitchen: Winnie Jones 386-3783

VFGPA Caretakers - Robie & Trudi Petrie 858-8342

Meeting & Club Information Executive meetings 1st Monday of the Month @ 7:30pm,

Esquimalt Anglers Lounge 800 Munro

General Meeting

Strawberry Vale Hall 7:30pm.

General meetings are on the third Monday of each month at 7:30pm. in the Strawberry Vale Hall at 11 High Street, off of Burnside Road West, Victoria BC.

Club House and Ranges are located at 700 Holker Place off Malahat Drive—about 20 minutes North of Victoria opposite Spectacle Lake turn-off.

Phone: (250) 478—2411 Range Scheduling Information

Web: www.vfgpa.org E-mail: [email protected]

Mail: PO Box 93, Victoria BC V8W 2M1

Memberships available from:

Island Outfitters 3319 Douglas Street, Victoria, B.C. 250-475-4969

Eagle Eye Outfitters in Sooke

Robinsons on Broad Street Downtown

Victoria Fish and Game Range 700 Holker Place, Malahat, B.C.

Val Macdonald - [email protected]

Annual 2011 Membership Adult $110.00 - Family $150.00 - Senior $75.00

Junior $30.00

Pullen's Gunsmithing 1698 Millstream Rd. Victoria, BC 474-2512 (Friday—Sunday)

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This column for sale items is provided to our members free of charge. VFGPA is not responsible for any items listed.

Show your new (yellow) 2011 Victoria Fish & Game membership card at our store you can purchase the following promotional items at this great member price: 1. WINCHESTER SUPER TARGET #7 1/2- 3 DRAM AND #8- 2 3/4 DRAM $64.99 FOR VFG MEMBERS WHILE SUPPLIES LAST (offers are subject to our current stock on hand).

Island Outfitters

For Sale:

Browning 12 Gauge Auto - 5 Ducks Unlimited Limited Edition 1991, Canvas back engraving includes black and white print, case, and variable choke system. $900

Please call Roger Albert Rivard @ (250)-474-8135

For sale A.S.M. Black powder 36 cal revolver, made in Italy, nice condition. $300.00 or best offer.

If interested, please contact Jim @ (250)360-7959 between 5pm-9pm weekdays, anytime on weekends.

FOR SALE - Para-Ordnance 16-40 LIMITED - Plus all accessories- $2000.00

(THIS IS A PACKAGE DEAL)

All items new, or practically new

-Gun (+ 2 magazines) 1300.00 + tx

-Extra Mags - 4 @ 80.00 ea. - New Price 320.00 “

-CRSpeed WSMII Holster - New Price 215.00 “

10 of CRSpeed Versa Mag. Pouches - New Price $45.00 ea 450.00 “

-CRSpeed Hi-Torque Belt - Competition Width 1½” - Size: 40

- New Price 45.00 “

Total New Value $2330.00+tax+s&h

*Buyer will save tax and shipping on this complete, like-new, outfit.

CONTACT: Blaine Newman, e-mail: [email protected]

FOR SALE 1).

1). 357 Caliber Magnum Model 686 Smith&Wesson Stainless revolver in very good condition. $450.00

2). 45 Caliber Model 1911 Colt Gold Cup Semi Auto $400.00

3). 22 Caliber Ruger Mark II Bull barrel pistol. $300.00 2).

Contact; Vern Cann; phone; 250-477-3621 email; [email protected]

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