Hello Everyone,

I will start by bringing you up to date on the progress with the Range Enhancement Project.

The permitting process with the County can drag on as some of you may be aware. Kurt and I have submitted the plans and are working on the list of compliances. Thanks to Dick Cross, he conducted a survey of the property, gave up two weekends of his personal time to create a plot plan, building layout, and utility plan. The Valley Center Fire Marshall has approved the plans with a condition that we install fire sprinklers in the building. We are

getting pricing for this. This is not a major cost and certainly not a show stopper.

Kurt and I met again with the Department of Health and were successful in negotiating with them a special allowance for us to use the Septic holding tank in lieu of installing leech lines. That would be expensive. However, the stipulation is that we present them with a design of how the installation was done. Lonnie Fowler dropped the installation instructions off to a civil engineer and they are being prepared. Again, this is a minimum cost. Also, the City was required to provide a letter to the County stipulating that they would be responsible for us pumping the tank on a regular basis. We have established a contract with Diamond and provided that along with a letter from the City to them.

The fees associated with this permit are also being kept at a minimum because we were able to classify this permit as a commercial project. Fire Mitigation Fees, School Fees, Traffic Impact Fees, and Environmental Health fees are set at a fraction of what they would be for Residential. Ed Migdal coordinated the construction of the concrete ramps to the new building. Vinnie has painted the rest room doors as well as some of the roll-up door jams. I cannot give you a date of completion because I don’t know what the County will require from the plan review. Hopefully when I submit the requirements next week, they will be more receptive in issuing the permit and allow us to turn the power and water on.

Lastly, it has been brought to my attention several times that there are comments made between individuals that are somewhat racial in content. Please be aware of your audience when having these types of conversations. Do not have these types of conversations while on duty for the Association. I am not asking you to give up your first amendment rights, just asking you to cautious while on Association property. Remember, we lease this property and we would not want bad publicity on this subject.

Thanks,

Denny

EscondidoFish & GamE association

N o v e m b e r 2 0 0 9Affiliated with: National Rifle Association. • Calif. Rifle & Pistol Association. • Single Action Shooting Society

San Diego Wildlife Federation & The National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association • Civilian Marksmanship Program • National Shooting Sports Foundation

MEETINGS

OFFICERS

Board Meeting 1st Thursday 6:30 PM - Meeting Hall

General Meeting 2nd Thursday 7:15 PM Meeting Hall

PRESIDENT'S VIEWPOINT

President Denny Martin LM, PP 760-749-0589 martincustomhomes@yahoo.comVice President Kurt Nelson 760-745-2640 nelson1of4@cox.netSecretary Geoff Orchin 760-741-3721 gorchin@escondidofishandgame.com Treasurer Lucy Nelson 760-294-6321 countersink@cox.net

Board MembersRen Everett 760-432-2089Lonnie Fowler LM 760-744-1474Ed Migdal LM 760-598-0093Ray Osgood 760-489-5619Steven Prough 760-214-3502Craig Rogers 760-751-8544Ed Smith (Smitty) 760-745-2927

Chief Range OfficerKenton "Bud" Smith LM 858-679-1918

Asst. Chief Range OfficerTom Kendall 760-471-1954

Association ClerkJalie Premetz LM 760-489-1082 efga.clerk@escondidofishandgame.com

NewsletterK.L. Notter LM PP 760-741-3229 klnotter@gmail.com

www.escondidofishandgame.com16525 Guejito Road

Escondido, CA 92027 1

Watch for its return in 2010.

TURKEY SHOOT NOVEMBER 15Your chance for fun and winning a turkey for Thanksgiving dinner is here. Come shoot regular trap, pot, and more.

THANKS FOR HELP AT JUNIOR RIFLEThanks to all the Coaches and support staff for another superb job. A pair of small binoculars was found at the range on 10-18-09, contact Ren (760) 432-2089.

“TOYS FOR TOTS”Escondido Fish and Game Association have an annual tradition of supporting "Toys For Tots". We have invited Marines to come as guests to our November (12th) and December (10th) general meetings to help with toy collection. Bring a toy and thank these

Marines for their service to our country. They will accept new, unwrapped toys for infants through teenagers, OR cash or checks made out to "Toys For Tots." Checks may also be mailed to the Association PO Box. All donations to "Toys For Tots" ARE tax deductible, as it is a 501(c) 3 non-profit. Call/email Steve Prough with your questions @ 760-214-3502 or steve@accidentprone.com .

NRA BASIC RIFLE COURSE COMINGNRA Basic Rifle Course starting in January! Learn the proper fundamentals of rifle marksmanship and earn your NRA Basic Practical rating and rocker in the process. Whether a beginner, or an 'experienced rifleman' wanting to learn how to do it correctly, this is the course for you. This is the first skill level for progressing through the NRA ratings in any of the NRA rifle marksmanship disciplines. See upcoming editions of the newsletter for more information.

YOU CAN WIN AT THE MONTHLY MEETINGSThe $25 door prize was won by Emmett Stump. $100 attendance prize would have been won by Emile Modesitt and since he wasn't present a second drawing was held and Preston Palmer would have won if he had been present.

THANKS FOR DONATING!Raffle table donors were Auditory Assistants, Frank & Joyce Alessio, Kurt Nelson & kids, LT Reynolds, Jim Rolfes, Al Anzelone, Michael Moran, Kevin Frazier, Michael McKinney, Laurel Carlson, Wally Cook, Gene & Donna Demnianiuk and Ed Migdal.

BULLSEYE PISTOL CANCELEDBullseye pistol has been canceled for the rest of 2009.

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NOTTER’S NOTES

Escondido Fish & Game Assoc.P.O. Box 460506Escondido, CA 92046Pub. Monthly, Vol. 12, Issue 11

DEADLINESItems For the November Bulletin Due Thursday Nov. 19th!

Any and all requests for items to appear

in the monthly bulletin should be routed through Kenneith Notter.

klnotter@gmail.com or call 760-741-3229

November, 2009

Notter's Notes continued on Page 3

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HUNTING REPORTKevin Frazier, his brother Nate’,& friend David McCloud went hunting on public land for opening day of the 2009 Quail Season today. The party took (and bagged) 4 quail, without the aid of a dog. Nate’ took his first quail ever, and David took his first shots at quail. Thanks to Frank & EF&GA – they are all now “hunters”. Share the gift of hunting with someone you know, or someone you meet!

NEXT NMC CLASS WILL BE IN FEBRUARY 2010Due to Kevin’s travel plans there will be no NMC class in December. Catch the February class.

LEARN TO SHOOT THAT SEMI-AUTO OR REVOLVERShoot the Combat shoot on the first Saturday of each month. Steel targets are shot, they are close and this match will enhance your pistol skills. A holster, pistol, & spare magazines or speed loaders are needed. Call Bill Laird with questions @ 760.480.2789.

YOU MUST HIT THE IMPACT AREAYour bullet must hit the impact area on all three ranges (pistol, 100 yard rifle, & 150 yard rifle). Bullets that land short can ricochet over the hill!

Notter's Notes continued

NEWS FROM THE NRA

By Andrea Calcagno October 19, 2009 MEDFORD, Ore. - Regulations on handgun ammunition sales are increasing in California. California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a law that takes effect in 2011 requiring any seller of handgun am-munition to fingerprint customers and keep a log of information about ammunition sales. Some business owners say the added restrictions and information may cause gun owners to head north to Oregon. "What it will promote people doing is going out of state to buy. Like we live pretty close to the Oregon border and its not very far up to Ashland or Medford where they can purchase ammunition all they want ,or all they can get, I should say," said Drake Davis, Owner of Don's Sporting Goods. Representatives with Black Bird Shopping Center in Medford says it sees Californians coming in to buy ammo. "I think we'll probably see a lot more just on the basis of a matter of principle. People going on vacation or going on a trip will probably rather buy up here than go through the extra tedium down there to acquire what they need," said Josh Robbins with Black Bird Shopping Center. In Oregon, and previously in California, a person only needed to show proof of age to buy ammunition. California lawmakers say the law is designed to track criminals using handguns to commit crimes. Similar laws have previously been enacted in 13 California cities. "Criminals don't follow the law, that's why they're criminals. The only people it hurts is the law abiding citizens of California," Davis said. The law also prohibits buying handgun ammunition online. All hand gun ammunition sales must be done in person.

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September 27, 200919 shooters

PISTOL

1. Matt Hannah ............................................11 2. Dan Hannah ...............................................93. Elwanda Hannah ........................................7

REVOLVER1. Joe Jelinek ....................................................32. Craig Rogers ................................................23. Runner .........................................................0

RIFLE

Open Class:1. Lee Allen ............ 11 (Top Gun, Open Class)2. Matt Hannah .............................................103. Niel Chitwood .............................................9

Primitive Class:1. Kevin Gross 10 (Top Gun, Primitive Class)2. Mick Shuck .................................................93. Denny Martin ............................................. 6

Cartridge Class:1. Tim Morrow ................................................62. Joe Jelinek ....................................................5

Combat ShootOct. 3, 2009

REVOLVER

1. Brian Lamb .......................................108.23

2. Morgan Lamb ...................................154.79

3. Jeff Orchin ........................................241.02

SEMI AUTOMATIC

1. Brian Lamb .........................................90.77

2. Eric Jamois ........................................115.54

3. Vern Kleist ........................................118.24

JUNIOR RIFLEOCT 18, 2009

Total shooters: 31

UNCLASSIFIED

1st Place: Caleb Cox - 116 / 5 gongs

2nd Place: Ayn Duringer - 28 / 0 gongs

3rd Place: Pete Algover - 0

3rd Place: Sarah Cox - 0

PROMARKSMAN

1st Place: Josh Duncan - 260 / 6 gongs

2nd Place: Chris Sholberg - 244 / 10 gongs

3rd Place: Tommy Wolf - 227 / 6 gongs

MARKSMAN

1st Place: Daniel Rose - 299 / 9 gongs

2nd Place: Nick Troyer - 295 / 8 gongs

3rd Place: Kayla Everett - 284 / 9 gongs

SHARPSHOOTER

1st Place: Mike Dolphin - 336 / 10 gongs

2nd Place: Chad Rankle - 322 / 10 gongs

3rd Place: Justin Minton - 312 / 10 gongs

EXPERT

1st Place: Shawn Bharadwaj - 373 / 10 gongs

2nd Place: Casey Nelson - 369 / 10 gongs

3rd Place: Alex Dolphin - 363 / 10 gongs

NRA Air Pistol SilhouetteOctober 2009

Indoor Air Pistol Open Sights

Bill Townsend ................................................21Jim McKim....................................................23

ESCONDIDO BANDIDO SCORESOCTOBER 3, 2009

THIRTY SHOOTERS

HIGH OVERALL

Ruthless Roth .........................................198.29

WRANGLER

Lefty Pockets...........................................215.92

DUELIST

Devil Jack ...............................................266.98

SENIOR LADY

Alpine Lil ................................................356.03

October, 2009

NMC MATCHKevin Cooper ........................................478 7XLarry Bailey ...........................................456 7XDhaun Bhauvadwaj (jr) .........................422 2XMark Dambkowski ................................442 3XBart Tuttle .............................................437 6XKurt Nelson ...........................................432 7XPeter Morris ...........................................424 1XKasey Nelson (jr) ...................................381 2XIan Johnson .................................................338Don Howard ...............................................321Fred Guse ..............................................305 2XAllen Childers ........................................297 3XTom Morris ...........................................296 9XChris Greenlee .......................................280 1XJim Rose ................................................189 1XAlex Dolphin (jr) ...........................................66Tim Geiser (jr) ...............................................66William Frye ..................................................33

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By Bud Smith

R A N G E M A S T E RS O U N D O F F

Greetings Range Officers and Members,Thank you, Tom Kendall, Assistant Chief RSO, for writing last month’s sound off. I believe it is refreshing to

present another point of view. Tom will continue to “Sound Off” several times a year. Also, thank you Lee Al-len, Assistant Chief RSO for your assistance with training and scheduling our new range officers. Their are many behind the scenes that volunteer their time to keep our range safe. Thanks

Members using the primitive camping area now have a sign in sheet on location. It is placed at the entrance of the camping area in a box under the arch, the Eagles Nest. Please sign in and out of the primitive area and in-dicate the date and time of your usage. Please use the BBQ stands and remember, no open fires are permitted.

We have many new members that have volunteered for Range Officer Duty. The following have completed training or are in the process of scheduling a training session: Donna Woods, Dave and Vickie Lunden, Michael Lasiter, Theresa Thomas, William Debreau and Patrick Helly. Lee Allen and Tom Kendall are doing their best to complete training sessions, so please be patient. We are ahead of the curve but in need of more active range officers both weekends and weekdays. I am posting the schedule around the 28th of the month also indicating days we need range officers. The schedule is posted on the window in the trap Ramada and on all ranges. In the future the schedule will also be emailed to all range officers. Please help out when you can to keep the range staffed.

A few points to follow while on your range: Please sign in and out of all ranges you use. No rifle or shotgun shooting on the pistol range: (we had a report last month that a new member was shooting a rifle on the pistol range). No pistol shooting on the 150 range (no exceptions during casual shooting). Pistol shooting is permitted at 50 yards or more on the 100 yard range. ALL rounds must impact the backstop. KNOW YOUR TARGET AND WHAT IS BEYOND. I observed a member on the 150 yard range in position #5 with his target frame at 50 yards in position #7. His bullets were punching holes in his target and also in another members target placed at 150 yards on position #10. If this is exaggerated bullets will come to rest outside our range boundaries. VERY DANGEROUS and not acceptable. To avoid any accidents, position the shooting bench on the number and place your frame on the corresponding number down range. NEVER shoot out of your lane. If you wit-ness a shooter glancing bullets off the ground, shooting out of his or her lane, ”cross shooting” or shooting over the backstop, it is your responsibility to bring this action to their attention and ask the individual to make the necessary adjustments. Remember it is all about attitude, so please be polite.

We have scheduled a RSO class Saturday, January 30th. From 8am to 5pm. Call Bud Smith to reserve your spot. Cost is $50.00. We supply breakfast snacks, coffee, and lunch. December is our meeting with gifts, draw-ings, lots of goodies and the Range Officer Raffle. All active range officers (12 shifts per year) will be included in this raffle. The more you worked the more chances you will have to win one of three items. You could win a Lyman black powder flintlock riflle, Lyman black powder pistol (Kentucky Style) or a surprise item donated from our friends at Alpen Optics. Good luck and thanks for all you do.

Bud Smith - Chief Range Safety Officer- “It’s all about attitude”buckshotbud@cox.net Answering machine: 858-679-1918

New in the box Springfield Armory XD .40 S&W, 4 inch barrel. It comes with a hard plastic case, holster, magazine holder, gun lock, cleaning brush. If you are LE it comes with 2, 12 round magazines, if not, 1, 10 round magazine. Better yet, it comes with 1 10 round magazine, if a LEO buys it I will deal with that myself. Below is a website that describes the pistol. The buyer is responsible for the DROS fees.http://www.xdpistol.com/item/60685_Springfield_Armory_Hand_Guns_Pistols_SPG_XD9502HCSP06_40S___4I.aspx Gun and accessories - $500. contact Jeff @jggros@cox.net.

Glock Model 22 .40 S&W cal., 4th generation RTF. The Glock 22 is the U.S. Law Enforcement Pistol in .40S&W, a balanced caliber between the heavy .45 charges and the proven 9x19 service calibers. This is the latest innovation from Glock. RTF = Rough Texture Finish. Much more aggressive Slide Serrations and studded with hundreds of “POLYMIDS” creating a more “Hand Friendly” grip. Slimmer frameand slide design, still uses standard model 22 magazines. BRAND NEW IN THE BOX, never fired. Be the first to own one of these new Glocks. They haven’t hit the California consumer market yet. Glock Model 35 .40 S&W cal. Practical / Tactical. With its 4.5lb trigger pull, extended barrel ( 5.38 inches ) and extended line of sight, the Glock 35 allows accurate hit patterns even with rapid firing. This has resulted in widespread distribution of the Glock 35 among the practical shooting community. Extended Slide Stop and Magazine Release. Test fired only, this gun is still new in the box. Sig P229 SAS (Sig Anti Snag) compact concealed carry .40 S&W caliber. Double action with Sigs innovative DAK trigger system providing a constant 6.5lb trigger pull. Less than 50 rounds fired. I purchased as a home defense / carry gun but have never carried it. A beautiful handgun. Two-tone finish with Sig custom shop factory wood grips. Being a Sig Sauer it speaks for itself. Purchase at below wholesale for $975.00.COLT PISTOL MODEL 1911A1-US ARMY MILITARY SER.#1663187 (1944),parkerized finish / with blued barrel, marked “COLT .45 AUTO” on left side of slide.Stamped "UNITED STATES PROPERTY", marked ordnance wheel with crossed cannons, ordnance marked “GHD” for General Guy H. Dewey, Springfield Ordnance District Army Inspector of Ordnance June 17, 1942 to July 15, 1945. Wide hammer spur, brown plastic checkered grips, “P” proof on top of slide in front of rear sight and on left side of frame near the magazine release. “P” proof in front of barrel lug and “P” on left side of the barrel lug. A near perfect 98%+ handgun. Own this beauty for $1500.00. RUGER 10/22 .22lr custom with BOYD laminate stock, anodized TACTICAL SOLUTIONS bull barrel and extended magazine release. Two to choose from ~ purple or red. New guns with original boxes, stocks and barrels. A sweet deal below cost for $600.00.AMMUNITION: 7.62x39 8M3 High Velocity Russian Non Corrosive 124 grain Hollow Point Hunting Cartridge. Manufactured by STATE UNITARY ENTERPRISES PRODUCTION ASSOCIATION at the “ULYANOVSK MACHINERY PLANT.” 1000 rounds @ $300.00.Call Jack @ 760-746-2868

Wheels for a 3000 Honda generator – make offer.Elk cape, tanned & kept frozen – make offer.Winchester Wild Cat .22 bolt, NIB - $190. Buyer pays DROS. Call Don @760.433.2411.

Fired brass: 265 count, .357 Winchester, tumbled (not de-primed): $25.00.1800 count (approx.), .38 special brass (mixed headstamps), tumbled (not de-primed): $75.00. Hard cast bullets: 375 count, .38/.357, 158 grain, SWC: $33.00. 500 count, .38/.357, 158 grain, SWC: $43.00. Contact Mike @ 760-215-3516 or via email:mphabib@cox.net

MARLIN 9MM CAMP Carbine, RUGER PC9 CarbineCall Carl @ 760-535-5533

Lever-action rifle for use as an instructional aid in the upcoming NRA Basic Rifle Course. If you have a lever-action rifle you would like to donate to a worthy cause, contact Dave at 760-489-1082. I will pay DROS. Age, caliber and are condition unimportant.

LOST:Walther P22 magazine @ October Basic Handgun class. If found, contact Bradford @ ♫ bagagnon@sbcglobal.net .

FOUND:A pair of small binoculars (old) (looks like opera glasses) was turned in at the Jr. Shoot. If these are your binoculars, call Ren Everett @ 760.432.2089 and identify.

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C L A S S I F I E D STo place a classified ad contact K.L. Notter at:

klnotter@gmail.com or (760) 741-3229All sales must comply with Federal and State laws!

FOR SALEair Gun

Kevin Miller .............760-480-7267air Pistol silhouEttE

Jim McKim .............760-745-4035archEry (traditional) Tom Arendall .............760-743-4757Basic handGun

Jack Bryson .............760-746-2868Black PowdEr traP

Warren Brader .............760-519-9752BullsEyE Pistol

Dave Jordan .............760-445-5377comBat shoot

Bill Laird .............760-480-2789cowBoy shoot

Kenneith Notter .............760-741-3229hiGh PowEr riFlE

David Premetz .............760-489-1082huntEr saFEty / traininG

Frank Alessio .............760-743-8718Junior riFlE

Ren Everett .............760-432-2089Junior Pistol

Craig Rogers .............760-751-8544Junior traP

Bob Griffith .............760-743-3982IDPA J.W. Bailey .............619-972-5828muzzlE loadinG

Denny Martin .............760-749-0589NMC Kevin Miller .............760-480-7267 small BorE riFlE

Mike Marks .............760-744-7784traP

Bob Schoenfield .............760-212-6125Tom Kendall (Tue.) .............760-471-1954Annette Hannegan (Wed.) .............760-741-7427Bob Schoenfield (Sat.) .............760-212-6125

U.I.T. Dave Jordan .............760-480-8390.22 riFlE silhouEttE

Larry Mora .............760-745-5187

WANTED

LOST & FOUND

550 W. 6th Ave.Escondido, CA 92025

1619 Grand AvenueSan Marcos, CA 92078 (760) 727-0515

J&BPlumbing

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November, 2009

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Bud Smith with Silver Salmon on the Quanault River in Washington. He can fish, but can he shoot?

Marina Rose with her jackpot winning catch on a 9/20/09 Dan Hernandez trip.