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March 2012 NewsletterREMINDER TO ALL MEMBERS

Lockheed Martin's Workplace Security policy, SEC-003 is strictly enforced. One provision of the policy is a workplace free of weapons, which includes Firearms, Ammunition, Bows and Arrows. The club must emphasize this policy to our members. Additionally, a state issued CCW permit does not supersede nor over ride this LM policy. Members wanting to store firearms or archery equipment during the day ONLY, must contact Gene Adamson (303-971-1531) for access instructions.

Call Plant Protection (7-4646) if you have an incident or injury on the range.

ADDITIONAL REMINDER TO ALL MEMBERS AND RANGE USERS

Please be sure to observe the speed limits on the range access road. Please be careful when driving on the roads, the horses may not move out of your way. Gate signs are in place indicating when horses are in the pasture – if the sign says “horses in

pasture” they need to be kept closed. New signs have been added to help make sure it is clear if the gate should be open or closed.

Archery Hunting boundaries have been significantly constrained due to hazardous propulsion testing – adherence to restrictions are MANDATORY – see Archery Section and your Archery representatives for more info!

Watch out for Rattlesnakes at the range! If you do not have your child’s Hunter Education (HE) or Home Firearm Safety (HFS) Card

you will be turned away from being able to shoot. Run a copy of the card and present it to the RSO the next time you are out. As these cards never expire, if you provide the copy once, you should be Ok for the future. If you need to get a copy of your HE card, call the Division of Wildlife or show a license that has the proof of Hunter Ed verified on it.

RSO HOTLINE, WEBSITE, AND TRAINING!!!

Hotline: (303) 971-3798 WE ARE TRYING TO GET THE HOTLINE REPAIRED. Website: http://www.skylinehfc.com/rso (RSO calendar accessible by all of the membership from

both inside and outside the LM and ULA Networks) The next Range Safety Officer (RSO) training classes will be in Late April 2012. Look for more

details in the April newsletter.

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SHFC March 2012 Newsletter

MARCH GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING

As a reminder, the general membership meeting is Monday March 12th at the clubhouse. Join us for some food and Corey Kroll’s presentation on U.S. Military .22 Training and Target Rifles! It’s a great opportunity to learn about the history of training rifles including a several specimens from Corey’s collection.

HOME FIREARM SAFETY

Contact Gene Adamson at [email protected] , Steve Chan at [email protected] , or Paul Monce at [email protected] to sign-up for the class roster. As soon as we have 10 people, we’ll schedule and hold the class.

HUNTER EDUCATION 2012

Regular Hunter EdThe 2012 schedule for the rifle and archery regular hunter education is listed below. Hunter Education always needs help in both the classroom and range. If you are interested in helping out in either the rifle and/or archery hunter education courses contact: Gene Adamson at 301-971-1531 or Mitch Arnold at 303-391-4571 and we’ll get you started.

Regular Hunter Ed students must attend the 3 classroom sessions (Tues, Wed, & Thurs; 6:00 to 9:00P.M.) and the range session (Saturday 8:30 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.) to complete the course. All classes will beheld at the clubhouse in the SHFC recreation area. You must attend all four days in a month’s session.Cost for the class is $10. Pre-register by calling Mitch Arnold at 303-972-8983 or Bob Ventura at 303-953-1966. A minimum of 10 students are needed at the first class to continue the class. Classes are opento the public.

Regular Hunter Ed DatesMarch 20, 21, 22 & 24 1800 to 2100 T,W,Th 0830 to 1500 SatApril 17, 18, 19 & 21 1800 to 2100 T,W,Th 0830 to 1500 Sat May 8, 9, 10 & 12 1800 to 2100 T,W,Th 0830 to 1500 Sat June 12, 13, 14 & 16 1800 to 2100 T,W,Th 0830 to 1500 SatAugust 14, 15, 16 & 18 1800 to 2100 T,W,Th 0830 to 1500 SatSeptember 11, 12, 13 & 15 1800 to 2100 T,W,Th 0830 to 1500 Sat October 16, 17, 18 & 20 1800 to 2100 T,W,Th 0830 to 1500 Sat November 13, 14, 15 & 17 1800 to 2100 T,W,Th 0830 to 1500 Sat

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Archery Hunter EdPre-register by calling Don Biesecker at 303-344-8880 or Mitch Arnold at 303-972-8983. A minimum of 10 students are needed at the first class to continue the class. Classes are open to the public. Students must already have a COLORADO Hunter education card to be eligible to take the accelerated one day archery hunter education course. Students without a Colorado hunter education card must take the 3 day course.

Archery Hunter Ed Dates

Complete course

Wednesday June 27 1800 to 2100

Thursday June 28 1800 to 2100

Saturday June 30 0800 to 1400

Advanced one day course

Saturday March 31 0800 to 1700

Saturday July 28 0800 to 1700


ARCHERY COMMITTEE NEWS & HUNTING REPORT

The Archery Pavilion has sustained major damage during the Holiday wind storms, the roofing and well as the rafters.

We are currently trying to assess the damage and get estimates on repair cost. In the mean time, the pavilion should not be used until repairs can be made.

One bull elk and one buck deer have been taken by archery hunters during the 2011 hunting seasons. Neither animal tested positive for CWD. The Hunting Privileges Letter has been signed by the company for the 2012 seasons.

The boundaries are different from 2010 due to hazardous propulsion operations and testing occurring this summer and fall. The following map shows the restricted areas and the current times they apply. If you have questions or concerns please contact your Archery committee or the SHFC Board.

The larger red circle is the exclusion zone in effect. The yellow shaded circle is off limits at all times until further notice.

* Only personnel who are SHFC members in good standing effective April 1 of the current year will be allowed to archery hunt the LMSSC property during the 2011 season.

* Anyone wanting to archery hunt the 2011 season must complete their 2011 work bond (any committee type) (Guests are exempt, but encouraged, from this requirement) prior to obtaining a 2011 permit.

* The definition of immediate family who may be a guest hunter includes spouse, child, grandchild, & parent of SHFC members.

* The following personnel are NOT included on the list given permission to archery hunt onLMSSC property as a guest or member * Brothers & Sisters, in laws, nephews, uncles, etc of SHFC members* SHFC members who work for either the government or a subcontractor.Other requirements include* Must attend the safety/security briefing & hold a permit issued by plant protection* Be in possession of a valid DOW hunting license* Possess an archery hunter education cardThe archery hunter education card will be required for all personnel prior to getting a hunt permit.

Good News for Archery Hunting on Lockheed Martin Property for 2012. My name is Tom Hanson, Senior Manager, Subcontract Management. Mitch Arnold has done a great job coordinating Archery hunting Privileges on LMSSC property for many years and he asked that I take over this task two years ago. I have taken the lead to make this happen with the help of Tony Miller and Matt Reetz. There are three of us to make sure that if someone has a question, someone will be around to answer those questions – phone numbers are on the Archery Hunting letter. There have been many changes in personnel in Human Resources along with Plant Protection and Emergency Services. These are the individuals who provide authorization for us to continue to Archery Hunt on the property. I contacted those individuals and set up meetings with each of them to discuss the importance of allowing the SHFC to continue to Archery Hunt on the property. We did not have any issues or violations during the 2011 season and I thank everyone for maintaining strict adherence to the rules for Archery Hunting on the property. Please read this year’s rules and regulations carefully so that we continue to ethically and safely hunt on LMSSC property. One very important regulation for this year relates to testing that will take place at D4. I have been notified that testing will take place during the year and that notification will be within 24 hours of testing and notification is provided to Plant Protection and Emergency Services only. There will be nothing set up to call SHFC or Ridge Riders Club for this testing. You will see on the maps enclosed with the Archery Hunting letter, that there are two areas that are identified. The smaller area around D4 (marked in yellow on a color map) is a MANDATORY STAY OUT AREA. For 2012, no one shall enter this area at any time. The larger area (marked in red) is the restricted area. This restricted area is similar to the keep out area last year, however this year, the restricted area is enforced only during testing. How will you know? Plant Protection and Emergency Services does not and will not have a schedule for this testing activity but will have 24 hours notice – DO NOT CONTACT Plant Protection and Emergency Services to ask if there will be testing the day you want to go out. During the archery hunting activities this season, the Guards at the Front Gate will be made aware of testing activities for the day and will identify to those signing in that will be hunting on LMSSC property that the area is RESTRICTED. If the hunting area is RESTRICTED, you may not enter the red boundary area during that day. If there is no restriction identified by the guard at the front gate when you sign in and you are within the restricted area, if you hear a siren going off, this indicates that testing is about to commence and all must immediately leave the restricted area – IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO BE AWARE OF THESE RULES AND REGULATIONS. Anyone violating this restricted space will be dealt with through Plant Protection and Emergency Services, SHFC and LMSSC Human Resources. One way we can help identify the areas for MANDATORY and RESTRICTED areas will be by setting up markings with either tape flags on trees or vegetation plus flags in open areas similar to those flags you see in peoples yards to mark sprinklers or electrical lines on your property. We will set out these flags in the late July early August time frame and work with Plan Protection and Emergency Services to agree to the boundaries. We will not mark the entire area based on being near buildings and difficult terrain. We plan to mark those areas to help all of us know where the MANDATORY and RESTRICTED areas are. We will mark north, north-north-west and north-north-east of D4 in an arc. If you see the flags, please leave them where they are placed. If you happen to see a flag down, please put it back in place. We need your support to make this work. I know that we are looking forward to this year’s Archery Season and I implore you all to do the right thing and continue to follow the rules and regulations set forth.


YOUTH SHOOTING SPORTS PROGRAMS

The SHFC Youth Program is beginning the process of contacting other clubs and ranges to set-up some fun, competition shooting for young people that will emphasize proper firearm handling, team and individual achievement goals, and foster participation in a competitive environment. Watch for a special club announcement for a late March meeting to bring yourselves and your kids to introduce them to the instructors and others interested in forming a league. Beginning shooters are encouraged to join and become a member of this activity. We planned on alternating Saturday’s and Sunday schedule to allow families that have plans one month to make a staggered schedule. We will plan our first Range shoot for Sunday April 1st, at 9am, and then the second shoot for Saturday, April 28th, at 9am. For more information on all youth shooting programs contact Paul Monce at 303-977-3823 or [email protected] or Gene Adamson at 303-971-1531, email, [email protected].

YOUTH SHOTGUN:

The shotgun program will consist of informal trap shooting, a trap league, and a couple of trips to a sporting clays range. We could also try some skeet shooting if there’s enough interest.

BOY SCOUT TROOP ACTIVITY:

SHFC will continue to host Boy Scout Troops that wish to work on merit badge requirements. These shoots are normally held on either Saturday or Sunday from 0900 - 1300. This event normally takes place at the 100yd Range or Shotgun Range, and is also a range restricted event. Request from troops will be worked on a first come first served basis. For more information contact Paul Monce at 303-977-3823 or email at [email protected]

Mar 10 Sat, 09:00 – 13:00, Boy Scout troop shoot, Troop 554, Shotgun range.

NRA Class Schedule

Basic Pistol (BP) and Personal Protection in the Home (PPITH) classes will start up again in April. Basic Pistol is a prerequisite for PPITH, so keep that in mind when signing up. Each class consists of three sessions – two weeknight classroom sessions (approx 4 hour each) and a Saturday range session (approx 5 hours). Class fees are $50 for SHFC members and $75 for non-members.

If you would like to sign up for a class or have more questions please contact Sherry Woodard – [email protected]. Classes fill up fast!

Basic PistolApril: 12, 14, & 16May: 3, 5, & 7June: 5/31, 2, & 4July: 12, 14, & 16August: 9, 11, & 13September: 6, 8, &10

October: 11, 13, & 15

PPITH:April: 26, 28, & 30May: 17, 19, & 21June: 21, 23, & 25July: 19, 21, & 23






August: 23, 25, & 27September: 20, 22, & 24

October: 25, 27, & 29


SKEET & TRAP SHOOTING

Sunday February 26 marked the final Sunday Winter skeet shoot. Our daylight savings schedule commences Tuesday March 13 and extends through the fall season. Our regularly scheduled “off-Friday” skeet shoots continue as usual, beginning at 11:00 AM on 9-80 Fridays. If you have any questions concerning weather or other issues, please contact the 2012 skeet chairman: Wayne MacGregor at 303-978-1494 or email: [email protected].

COWBOY ACTION

Look for upcoming events in the next few months. Contact: Mark Bonkowski ([email protected])

SPRING PRACTICAL PISTOL MATCH – MARCH 18 TH

It’s that time of the year for practical pistol shooters to come out of hibernation and there’s no better way of marking this occasion than coming out to the range and participating in a match! So check your gears, ensure you have plenty of ammo, pistol cleaned and in good working order. We’ll be using both the 100 yard and pistol ranges so both areas will be reserved for this event. Please plan on bringing about 150 rounds for 4 stages. This event is open to all SHFC members and their guests. However, you must have prior experience in practical pistol events before you can participate. If you have no prior practical pistol experience or if it has been a while since you’ve done practical pistol, you have to go through a safety briefing/orientation even if you have a lot of shooting experience. If you are new to the sport and would like to participate, please contact me and we can schedule your safety orientation prior to this event. 8:00 AM – Stage set up9:00 AM – Shooter’s meeting followed immediately with match start If you would like to participate in the match, please contact me to let me know preferably on my home email address. This will allow me to record the names and get a head count to plan the match squadding accordingly. This will also provide me with the list of participants to contact in case we end up cancelling the match due to bad weather or range condition. I would encourage everyone to visit the SHFC website and read “Practical Pistol at SHFC” under Committees/Program /Practical Pistol. This will provide you with some information that you’ll find helpful whether you have experience in practical pistol or more importantly, if you are new to practical pistol. Benjamin GoWk Ph: (303) 971-1009Email: [email protected]





PLEASE NOTE: The 200yd range and Shotgun range are the only two ranges that will be available to non-participants from 8:00am to 2:00pm on Sunday March 18th.

PRACTICAL PISTOL - CLASSIC

First match for 2012 is on April 4th. For info or questions contact Mike Sullivan 303.977.3478, [email protected]

PRACTICAL PISTOL LADIES ONLY

Tom has retired and the baton has been passed. I will be running both Monday night events now. Starting on April 23rd and then every other Monday, 5-7 pm, we will be hosting the Practical Pistol Ladies Only activity. We meet at the gate around 4:15, and head to the range no later than 4:30. Only instructors get to talk to the Ladies, the other men have to remain silent and help with the brassing, target maintenance and score keeping. Same format as last year, bring your semi-auto pistol and 100 rounds of ammo. All shoes need to be closed toed and good flat bottomed shoes/boots are necessary, no sandals or other open toed shoes. Please wear a hat with a brim/bill and pants/shorts, not skirts. The spring and summer should be great since the winter has been so challenging. I hope to see you there. Call Dave Norris at 303-977-8068, or email at [email protected].

PRACTICAL PISTOL – LITE

Practical Pistol Lite is starting back up on April 16th, and goes every other Monday through September.For those of you who are new to Practical Pistol, this affords less experience shooters and opportunity to come out with a group of like-minded shooters and practice defensive skills. As always we will first and foremost focus on range safety. This year we are limiting participation to semi-automatics pistols in the effort to speed up the courses and get more shooting for everyone. Make sure your equipment (Pistol, Holster, Mag pouches) is in good repair and good working order. We meet at the gate around 4:15, and head to the range no later than 4:30. Since April and May weather is so challenging, please dress in layers so you can stay warm just in case it gets cold. There has never been a better opportunity to tune your defensive pistol skills, and create a defensive mindset . Call Dave Norris at 303-977-8068, or email at [email protected].

SUPER TUESDAY COMPETITION PISTOL (STCP)

First match for 2012 is tentatively scheduled for April 3rd depending on the weather. Contact Benjamin Go @ (303) 971-1009 or [email protected] for additional info.






3-GUN

Please note the date changes for the 3 Gun matches. We will concentrate on target transition and movement. 3-Gun matches are held once a month on Saturday mornings. Setup starts at 8:30 am with first shot at 9 am. Remaining match date for this season are: March 10th and April 14th. For those new to 3-gun, it is similar to our Wednesday night practical pistol except we shoot the pistol, shotgun and semi-auto carbine/rifle for a combination of accuracy and speed. Getting bored sitting at the bench shooting paper targets? Want to develop your action shooting skills, shoot on the move, handle shooting under physical and mental pressure, add new dimensions to your shooting skills, refine and test your shooting gear? 3-Gun is the game for you. Shooters of all levels are welcome. 3-Gun’s goals are safety, skill development, fun and challenge. Shooters new to practical action shooting should call ahead to arrange a safety briefing. Contact Walter Tang at 303-977-6474 or email [email protected] to get on the mailing list. I usually send out the stage description before the shoot so you’ll know what to expect and how much ammo to bring.

Dates and locations for 3-Gun events: Pistol House: March 10th, April 7th

MUZZLE LOADING NEWS & SCORE SHEET

Muzzle Loading News and Score Sheet The next match is scheduled for March 10th starting at 10:00. If interested, come on out and shoot. Remember all are welcome, Percussion, Flint, In-line. For additional information, call Ken Ruiz at ext 7-7827.



HIGH POWER RIFLE RESULTS & NEWS

The SHFC High Power matches are conducted every “Track A” off-Friday, beginning at 8:30 AM finishing by noon or 1 PM. We welcome all types of high power service or match rifles; some choose to shoot the Garand or M1A but the AR15 is the choice of most. The club has three AR15s, a Garand, two shooting mats, and a spotting scope with stand which are available to use during matches. We shoot year-round, weather permitting.

Here are results from a recent match:

17 February 2012 High Power Match Results:

Course Scores Caliber Special CategoryShooter Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 Total Rifle Type e.g., Junior, Senior Match Results

Ron Wilson 159.001 138.002 128.000 138.001 563.004 .223 AR15 - Service Rifle MarksmanGene Adamson 170.001 188.002 187.003 169.000 714.006 .223 AR15 - Service Rifle SharpshooterHugh Zeiner 156.000 171.002 150.001 DNF 477.003 .223 AR15 - Service Rifle Senior MarksmanCorey Kroll 165.001 176.002 170.001 169.001 680.005 .223 AR15 - Service Rifle SharpshooterDon Brehm 70.001 72.001 75.000 178.002 395.004 1903 Springfield MarksmanKeith Davis 178.000 191.003 194.003 198.000 761.006 .223 AR15 - Service Rifle Senior MasterTom Fellon 164.000 187.005 155.000 163.003 669.008 .223 AR15 - Service Rifle Sharpshooter

The February 3 match was cancelled due to snow.

The 2012 High Power Rifle competitive calendar is out, and there are many opportunities to compete in the region. Whether you shoot across-the-course, long range, vintage service rifle, F-class, bench rest, sling & coat, there are matches to suit you. The calendar will be on the SHFC website, or contact Dennis Casey directly.

For further information, or to check out club equipment, please call Gene Adamson (1-1531) or Dennis Casey (1-7197) with any questions.


METALLIC SILHOUETTE MATCH NEWS & SCORE SHEET

We have 22 RF and High Power silhouette matches running. All new shooters are always welcome. Schedule is 1st Saturday of the month is 22 RF and the 3rd Saturday of the month for CF. Start time is 9:00 am at the 200 yard range. For more info call Ron Gorski @ 303-977-8474 or 303-904-8196 or Keith Davis @ 303-972-1661.

.22 RIMFIRE SPORTER MATCH NEWS & SCORE SHEET

This activity is similar in format to the high-power service rifle competition and will follow the guidelines described in the Civilian Marksmanship Program guide.

To encourage participation, SHFC will allow ANY rifle capable of firing .22 long rifle ammunition, either bolt action, magazine fed, or, semi-automatic. Any type of sights or scopes of no more than 6 X are allowable. (Variable power scopes which go beyond 6X, can be set to 6X max.) The match will be fired at distances of 50 and 25 yards using paper targets and will consist of unlimited sighting shots followed by 60 shots for record in position stages of prone, sitting or kneeling, and standing.

No special equipment is required but a spotting scope or binoculars may be helpful during the sighting stage and a mat or carpet runner would be helpful for the prone and sitting stages. The club can provide these if one is not handy. This event is for both beginners and experienced shooters of all ages and is a fun, low cost activity which will definitely improve your marksmanship skills.This match will continue on the 1st Saturday of every month, following the .22 rimfire silhouette match, beginning 11:00 am. For more information or any questions, call Corey Kroll @ 7-5507 or Gene Adamson @ 1-1531.

LEVER ACTION SHOOTERS

Vito DeAngelis is gauging interest in a club sponsored match for lever action shooters. Some preliminary thoughts are a mix of targets both steel and paper, potentially in the March/April timeframe. The goal is to make this a SIMPLE, FUN, NO PRESSURE shoot that does not turn into an equipment race. Vito is looking for feedback while fleshing out a course and rules. If you have a 125 year old .45-70 that can hit the broad side of a barn, you’ll be competitive. For more details, contact Vito [email protected]


FISHING NEWS

For any fishing information please email David Harrison at [email protected]

Attended Trout Walleye Bass Pike PerchLake Trout

Master Angler Fish

Fish Total

2012 Totals 80 22 7 0 0 16 0 0 45

The annual trip to Granby to ice fish for lake trout is March 15th and 16th. Email for more details.

Boat trips will start in March. Email me to schedule a Tuesday night fishing trip to Chatfield. I am also starting to plan mountain trips starting in May.

The boats will also be available for rent throughout the season. If you need fishing guidance or have any questions about a particular lake email me. If you want to rent a boat ($10) email or call Bob Cohan ([email protected]).I also know multiple guides throughout the state for fly fishing or lure fishing. If you are thinking about hiring a guide for a day let me know and I will work out a discount. Many of the guides fill up summer spots early so plan ahead.



Waterton canyon will be opening up again in March so there are opportunities for beginning or advanced fly fishing trips to the canyon. Email me for more details and we can schedule a trip.

SMALL GAME HUNTING

A list of 20 or so small game hunters has been established to promote communication and trip reports on the subject. Email [email protected] to join the mailing list. Pheasant hunting has been good in Colorado this year north of I-70. Much of the hunting has been winding down but if anyone is still chasing geese let me know. Any photos of any sort of hunt would be appreciated.

SHFC REFERENCE LIBRARY

*** See the SHFC website for the most current library inventory ***(look under “Committees/Programs” and then “Gunsmithing”)


WORK BOND INFORMATION

Additional work bond items are being identified as part of the range reopening activities. Current work bond jobs can be found at the website http://gvtg.com/skyline/ . Click the “Workbond“ tab and then “Job List”. If you want to volunteer for one of the jobs or a task you think needs to be done please contact the Work Bond Chair, Norm Viste at [email protected] or 303-980-7131. Work Bond that you volunteered for with a specific committee should still be coordinated through that committee chair who will coordinate with Norm. Thank you for your help and participation.

SHFC FFL

The FFL is up and running. Contact Wally Hill (303.977.6345) or John Parker (303.677.2342) for more info.

LEGISLATIVE ACTION NEWS

Ridiculous ExtremesBy Richard Venola, Rounds Downrange column, Guns & Ammo, July 2011

Imagine standing up at the club when new business is addressed and hearing yourself suggesting, “I’d like to propose that we have a less safe range policy.” Older members might pass out.

But some places actually need it. Every shooter is a range safety officer, and for most of us, the habitual practice of safe shooting is as much a part of us as table manners or driving a car. On those truly rare occasions when a fellow shooter’s judgment lapses, a gentle word almost always suffices, and the harmony of the range is preserved.

Enter the Safety Nazi (Rangeregius absurdum). If you’ve been shooting long enough, you know the guy I’m referring to. This is the self-important blowhard who loves nothing more than hollering across three ranges for someone unpacking his range box to put on his safety glasses or he’ll be kicked off the range.

These types continuously push for the club to pass ever more restrictive range regs, usually with the type of fervor associated with religious crusades. I’ve found that these self-appointed confrontationalists are usually retired from some position of authority and seem to have a deep need to boss people around.

What is frustrating is that none of us wants to shoot on a careless range, especially a public one where you don’t know if the next bench is being warmed by a complete tyro or gang member. The most common refrain from the safety bully is, unassailably, “It’s for the good of the club. We can’t afford a lawsuit.”

The fact is that many shooting clubs fail because of internal politics. Basically, the club becomes so unpleasant that folks stop shooting there. Who wants to be bullied when you’re enjoying a morning with friends and the gentle scent of nitrocellulose is wafting on the breeze?

The most unpleasant range I’ve ever suffered is near Peoria, Illinois. A giant sign covers one wall of each of the ranges. It has about 20 rules, and at the bottom it sneeringly threatens: “If you don’t want to follow these rules, then leave. You are not welcome!”

I didn’t, so I did.



One senior club officer slides around the gravel each weekend, jumping out of his truck to yell at shooters about earplugs, etc. It was an unpleasant atmosphere.

By contrast, the Peoria Trap and Skeet club a few miles away doesn’t have giant, threatening warnings or overzealous, self-appointed enforcers. Amazingly, everyone enjoys safely shooting in the genial atmosphere.

Many safety fanatics mean well. They really do. And you can’t criticize their ostensible motivation. It’s the manner in which they go about it. They tend to forget they’re dealing with other sportsmen who, in many cases, have far more range and instructor time. The result? Bossy posturing often becomes more important than real safety.

The ranges at Gunsite Academy are among the most safely run in the world, yet one of the veteran instructors there lamented about his home range. He’d become the victim of a member who enforced ludicrous rules far in excess of the club regs. The cagey instructor found a copy of his club charter and now keeps it in his truck like a cross and garlic, hoping to be confronted by the oppressor.

Sadly, my old club range in California was afflicted with a member bent on fixing what wasn’t broken. He demanded to be placed in charge of all safety instruction for the five clubs who share the range. His restrictions are to the point of idiocy. Yep, the warning signs went up and closed-circuit TVs now monitor behavior. Hallelujah, Big Brother…

Is the range any safer? The old club’s been around since 1947—without a single injury due to negligent discharge. But this is probably due to the care taken in selecting new members who are true sportsmen and responsible shooters.

SPECIAL THANKS

The following note was sent to me even though I had very little to do with getting this fine young man out to the range for some trigger time. Thank you to those members that helped Nick, looks like your investment was worth it! A marksmanship ribbon out of boot is a good thing. This is one of the best things about this club - getting new shooters started in the sport.

Mike SullivanPP chair.

My thanks out to the club members who worked with my son, Nick, on learning to handle guns and practice shooting prior to his going to bootcamp. We went to his “graduation” this past weekend from the Great Lakes Naval Training Center. It was a very impressive ceremony and quite moving. We are so proud of him. When we first met up with him, he had two ribbons on his uniform, one was for marksmanship with the 9mm handgun, which he had never even touched or seen before he worked with you. Earning that ribbon was a proud moment for him. Thanks for enabling him to be so successful.

Darcy BarrowsUnited Launch Alliance


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REDDING RELOADING EQUIPMENT

SHFC has a direct dealer account with Redding Reloading Equipment www.redding-reloading.com and for 2012 our cost is 50% of the retail price. Any order over $100 receives free shipping. Contact vito to place an order. 303-730-3459 [email protected]


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CLASSIFIEDSCLASSIFIEDSInfo/recommendation from Vito on selling a firearm:If you are looking to sell a firearm, consider the following, if you plan to put it on consignment at a local dealer:GREEN MOUNTAIN GUNS: 15% commission on selling price, no minimum; no time limit; no retrieval fee if it doesn’t sell.SHOOT’IN SHOP SOUTH: 20% commission on selling price, $50 minimum; no time limit; $50 retrieval fee if it doesn’t sell.Check Firing Line and the Gun Room for their policy as they sell on consignment as well.The Federal background check is required to retrieve your firearm if it doesn’t sell.

***Advertise in the SHFC newsletter first***

For Sale: Glock 22 w/ Trijicon night sites, two 15rd magazines, & Bianchi leather holster. All new springs and firing pin. Extended magazine release. 3lb custom trigger. Original box/instruction manuals/lock and cleaning rod $500obo. Contact Paul Martens at 720-810-1604 or e-mail at [email protected](06/12).

For Sale: Magpul CTR black mil-spec carbine stock (model MAG310-BLK). Like new condition, $70. Contact Craig Bullock at 303-346-8575 or e-mail at [email protected] (05/12).

For Sale: RCBS reloading dies. .243 and .30-06 $15.00 each Contact Al White 303-688-6502 or [email protected] (05/12)

For Sale: Winchester 12 gauge shotgun, model Select Midnight Extreme 28 inch barrels blued withgold inlays on receiver pheasants on left, ducks on right, quail under trigger guard area.Satin oil finish on stocks. This shotgun is made in Belgium and has never been fired (NIB)included is the hard travel case and 3 chokes full,mod,imp cyl. All manuals and relatedpaperwork from manufacturer. Asking 1599.00 OBO. James Lestina at [email protected], 303-979-1806 H, 303-977-3401W . (Expires 04/12).

For Sale: Trijicon night sights (front & rear) for 1911. ~2 years old, so there’s a decade or more oflife left in them. These retail for $138, will let them go for $75. John at [email protected] ph 208.874.3232. (Expires 04/12)

For Sale: ACOG TA-01 4X scope in good shape, with BDC tritium reticle. Flattop adapter,auxiliary red dot mount, and Scopecoat cover included. $675. John at [email protected] ph 208.874.3232. (Expires 04/12)

Personal Collection for Sale(Expires 6/12)







Shotguns

1 ea. Beretta AL391 Teknys Gold Trap Semi-Auto. (LNIB) 12 ga., 3”, $1,575. 32” VR Barrel w/5 Optima Extended Choke Tubes, 2 Interchangeable Recoil Pads, Adjustable Comb, Optional Weighted Forend Caps, Shims, Hard Case, Grade IV-V Wood

1 ea. Beretta 687 Silver Pigeon III O/U (LNIB - Test Fired Only) 12 ga., 3", $2,650.28" VR Barrels w/5 Chokes, Factory Beretta Hard Case, Grade: V Wood w/Schnabel Forearm

1 ea. Browning Citori Model C525 Gold Sporting Golden Clays O/U (NIB) $3,69512 ga., 2 ¾", 30” VR Barrels w/5 Midas Chokes, 24Kt. Gold Inlays,Grade: V/VI Wood w/Schnabel Forearm

1 ea. Browning Gold Golden Clays Sporting Semi-Auto. (LNIB) 12 ga., 2 ¾”, $1,275.30” VR Barrel w/3 Invector Plus Chokes, Gold Inlays, Beautiful Wood

1 ea. Browning Gold Fusion High Grade Semi-Auto. (Like New) 12 ga., 3“, $1,525.28” VR Barrel w/5 Sets of Chokes, Hard Case, Grade V Wood

1 ea. Browning Superposed Midas Grade O/U (Like New) 12 ga., 2 ¾”, $9,800.26” VR Barrels w/ Skeet & Skeet Chokes, 18K Gold Plated Inlays – signed by MasterEngraver, Factory Hard Case, Browning’s Highest Grade Wood

1 ea. Norinco I.A.C. Model 1897 Trench Pump (NIB) 12 ga., 2 ¾”, $425. 20” Barrel, Imp/Mod., Brass Front Sight, Walnut Stock

1 ea. Remington Premier Model Competition STS - Made in Italy O/U $1,575.(LNIB - Test Fired Only) 12 ga., 3", 30" VR Barrels w/3 Choke Tubes,Factory Remington Hard Case/Combo Lock, Titanium Finished Receiver,Grade: I/II Wood w/Schnabel Forearm

1 ea. SKB 785 Medallion O/U (LNIB) 12 ga., 3”, 28” VR Barrels $1,650.w/3 Sets of Chokes, Engraved Receiver w/ Bronze Inlay Medallions, Ltd. Edition,Very High Grade Wood

1 ea. Winchester Model 1897 (Original) Pump – Fully Restored 16 ga., 2 ¾”, $1,450. 21” Barrel, Mod/Full Choke, Color Case-Hardening, Custom Maple Stock

Revolvers

2 ea. American Western Arms Model 1873 Peacekeeper (NIB & LNIB) $625. ea..357 Mag., Blued / Charcoal Color Case-Hardened, 4 ¾” Barrels, Fixed Sights,1st Gen. Colt Style Hard Rubber Grips, Factory Tuned

2 ea. Beretta Stampede SAA (NIB) .357 Mag., Blued / Color Case-Hardened, $475. ea.4 ¾” Barrels, Fixed Sights, Black Gunfighter Style Grips w/ Buffalo Inset

1 pr. Beretta Stampede SAA Pattons (NIB) .45 LC, Factory Engraved, $2,400. pr.Consecutive Numbered, Blued / Color Case-Hardened, 5 ½” Barrel, Ivory Grips

Colt Trooper MKIII (Fine Cond.) .357 Mag., DA, Blued w/Color Case-Hardened $525. Hammer, 6 Shot, 6” Barrel, Adj. Sights, Gold Medallion Walnut Target Grips

2 ea. H&R Model 999 Sportsman (Exc. Cond.) .22 LR, DA, Blued, Top Break, $395. ea.9 Shot, 6” Barrel, Wood Grips

Ruger MKII (50th Anniv.) (NIB) .22 LR, Semi-Auto, Blued, 4 ¾” Barrel, $325.


Black Grips w/Ruger Medallion, Factory Red Ruger Case

Ruger Colorado Centennial Super Single Six (NIB) .22 LR/.22 WMR, Blued, $495.6 ½” Barrel, Wood Grips, Walnut Presentation Case w/Medallion Insert

1 pr. Ruger New Model Vaquero Custom Cowboy Pair S.S. (NIB) .45 LC, $2,400. pr. Factory Engraved, Consecutive Numbered, 5 ½” Barrel, Gun Fighter Grips

Ruger Vaquero (NIB) .44 Mag, Factory Engraved Cylinder, Blued / Color Case- $595.Hardened, 4 5/8” Barrel, Fixed Sights, Simulated Ivory Grips

Ruger Vaquero Bisley (LNIB) .45 LC, Blued / Color Case-Hardened, 5 ½” Barrel, $540.Fixed Sights, Wood grips

Ruger “Old Model” & New Model Vaqueros (New & LNIB) .45 LC, $450. - $495.Blued / Color Case-Hardened and S.S. Models, 4 5/8”, 5 ½” & 7 ½” Barrels, ea.Fixed Sights, Wood & Simulated Ivory grips

Nickel Plated Pocket Pistols (Late 1800’s – early 1900’s) in Various Makes $140. & up ea.(S&W, H&R, Iver Johnson) in .38 cal.

Rifles

Colt M16 (Not M4) Semi-Auto Tactical Rimfire Rifle (NIB) .22 LR, $475.Full Metal 21.5” Construction, Barrel, 10 Shot Mag., Flat-top Receiver w/Detachable Carry Handle, Fixed Stock, Elongated Ribbed Aluminum Hand-Guard,Removable Rear Sight, Black Finish

WWII Smith Corona Model 1903-A3 Sporterized (Excellent Cond.) .30-06, $395. Parkerized Finish, Excellent Wood w/Sling

Winchester Model 1873 Carbine Lever Action by A. Uberti (LNIB) .45 LC, $795.19” Round Barrel, Saddle Ring, Nice Wood

Winchester Model 1866 Sporting Lever Action by A. Uberti (LNIB) .44-40 WCF, $1,250.24 1/4” Octagon Barrel w/Ladder Sight, Brass Receiver Fully Engraved for Justin Boot Co. w/Western Town Scenes, Beautiful Wood w/Medallion Inlay

1 ea. Winchester Model 1876 Lever Action (All Original) .45-60 WCF, 28” $6,750.Octagon Barrel – Heavy, Brass Tip Front Sight, Straight Stock, Crescent Butt

1 ea. Winchester Model 1892 Lever Action (Fully Restored to Original Cond.) $3,250..38-40 WCF, 24” Round Barrel, Straight Stock w/Crescent Butt, Beautiful Wood

Remington Ammo. – New in Box

ITEM# DESCRIPTION # OF BOXES

COST PER BOX

27936 PR300UM3 300 REM ULTRA MAG POWER LEVEL 3180 GR

6 20RNDS PER BX

$35


ITEM# DESCRIPTION # OF BOXES

COST PER BOX

29010 R300UM1-P1 300 REM ULTRA MAG PL1 150 GR CL PSP

15 20RNDS PER BX

$22

28940 R270WSM-1 270 WSM 130 GR PSPCLEXPRESS CORE-LOKT

20 20RNDS PER BX

$22

Misc.

1ea. Kirk Patrick “Santa Fe – Model 1860” Holster Set – New, Size 36, $275..45 LC, Tan

12 ga. Shotgun Hulls (Once Fired) 2 ¾”, Win. AA (Red & Grey) $ .02 ea.

Smith & Wesson Magnum Safety / Shooting Glasses – New in Pkg. $8. Orange/Yellow Lens

All of the guns are in new or like new condition with no scratches or damage whatsoever with the exception of maybe one or two. Let me know if you’re interested in any of these and we’ll get together. Thank you for looking. All Offers considered!!

Bruce Schnelle303-919-3512 (Cell)[email protected]

RIFLES (Expires 6/12): Remington Game master - pump 30-06 cal. With 3x9 Weaver challenger scope. $480 Savage - model 69 RxL series E 12 gauge 18 inch barrel. $275 Marlin - model 1895 GS .45/.70 Govt. 1.5-5x Leupold varix III scope. $950 Les Baer custom .223 TR Special Tactical assault rifle with KL4 Surfire mounted scout light

A03422, and EuroLux 4x21 scope. $2,800 Ruger - M77 Mark II 6mm PPC. With 6.5x20 Leupold varix III scope. $875 Marlin - model 336RC 30-30 cal. Lever action with Burris 4x scope. $550 Remington - model 700 .280 cal. Brand new. $600

PISTOLS: Kobra – Ed Brown custom model .45 ACP, two tone stainless, ambidextrous safety, night

sights, holster, dual power magazines, with holder. $2,700 Heckler & Koch - conversion model HK4 9mm gmbh , .380, .32, .25, & .22 cal with holster.

$850



Sig Sauer – P226, 9mm, night sights, extra mags, holster, $575 Les Baer - custom TR Special .45 cal match, blue steel, ambidextrous safety, night sights.

$1,800 Smith & Wesson – Performance Center .357 cal. Stainless steel rubber gripes. $700 Ruger – Model vaquero .44 cal magnum stainless steel. $550 Freedom Arms – .454 cal. Casull stainless steel with Nikon “Monarch” 2x20 scope. $1,900 Smith & Wesson - .500 Magnum x-Frame 4” Barrel, with shoulder holster. $1,425 Remington – Rolling Block .22 Short/Long Model “6”. Great condition, $600 Colt – New Service .38 special revolver “6” barrel. $475

SCOPE: Leupold vari-x III 2.5x – 8x with slide on mount rings, $475

COLLECTOR KNIVES: Randall custom made #21 “Stag” 3 inch, with sheath and sharpening stone. $525 Randall custom made # 27 “Trail Blazer “ straight handle 6 inch, with sheath and sharpening

stone. $600 Randall custom made #27 “Trail Blazer” curved handle 6 inch, with sheath and sharpening

stone. $625 Randall custom made #22 “Outdoorsman” straight handle 5 inch, with sheath and sharpening

stone. $525 FISHING POLES:

Payne - fly rod 8.5 foot 6-7 lines and aluminum tube brand new. $175 Sage – Graphite III fly rod 9 foot five line, model GFL 590, 4 RPL,with original Sage tube.

$250 Sage – Graphite III fly rod 7 foot 9” light 3 line, model VPS 379-3, with original Sage tube.

$200 Powell – fly rod WB90T 6-7 lines and original Powell tube. $225

CONTACT:Pictures of all items are on a Shutterfly site: http://estatesaleguns.shutterfly.comFor further information, please call: Tony Nickerson 720-314-5990

Estate Sale (Expires 6/12) A friend of a friend is helping a widow dispose of her husband’s collection of firearms ( on top of 230). Most of the items have either never been fired, or just test fired. I have picked up a couple from him at outstanding prices. He is a good guy to work with. If you are interested you can contact him via email or cell in the evening. [email protected] Cell: 303-919-3880

Ammo For Sale (Expires 6/12)Large lot of Federal XM-193 of 5.56mm in 400 rds and 500 rds sealed cases. Ammo has been stored in climate control room. $116 for 400 rd case each, $145 for 500 rd case each. Can also break out to smaller quantity, 32 cent per round, minimum 50 rd order. Please contact Thai at 714 403 5995 (cell).

POWDER For Sale: Winchester 760 rifle powder. 39 ounces (2.43 lb) left. $32.00. Stored in my basement in a cool, dry cabinet. Vito 7-9527 (Expires 6/12)



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WILDLIFE SIGHTINGS

Sent in by Keith Davis: In February, four deer were killed by a mountain lion on his property in Roxborough Park. The lion buried the deer in snow and has been returning a couple times a day.

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DUCKS UNLIMITED

Hello Highlands Ranch area Ducks Unlimited Supporter We want to personally invite you to a special Ducks Unlimited committee gathering and DU presentation, Wednesday, March 14, 2012. There will be a brief discussion about what DU does and how easy it is to be involved in what we do. We’ll also have some hunting & calling tips by friend of the ducks, Josh Montague, of Stillwater Outfitters. Being part of DU is a great way to meet fellow sportsmen and sportswomen (i.e., find out where the best hunting and fishing is), and make a difference in the future of conservation and waterfowl hunting. We’re not asking for a big commitment, just show up and learn more about DU. After that, you can contribute whatever time and energy you feel appropriate. We welcome anyone who might like to learn more about DU – from putting on banquets to simply selling a couple tickets; all levels of support are appreciated. Here’s what you need to know:

Where: “On The Border Restaurant ”, 8555 S. Quebec St. Highlands Ranch Separate Covered Patio Area on the right as you enter.

When: Wednesday March 14th, 6:00pm DU presentation, and informal discussion. This will precede the normal chapter meeting which will begin at 7:00pm

Why: To get right to the point: we’re planning our annual banquet for May 3rd so there’s a lot of activity and it’s a great time to get involved locally.

Why Else: This is great way to secure & support your passion, meet great people who share your passion, and have a great deal of fun in the process. What’s required: Nothing really. Just show up, meet some people, learn about DU, and decide if you want to participate in the future. There’s no cost and no commitment required. At the very least, you’ll enjoy some complimentary beverages, pick up some conservation information and learn about DU. Just for attending, you’ll enjoy free raffle tickets and a free 1yr membership to Ducks Unlimited. Next Step(s):

RSVP if you can make it – just so that we can get an approximate head-count. If you can’t make it to this but still want to be involved, please contact me and we’ll include you on

future committee activities. BRING YOUR FRIENDS, and forward this email to any of your friends and colleagues who are passionate

about conservation and who you think might want to participate. SHARE YOUR PASSION and be part of a conservation legacy, I hope to see you there!

Sincerely, Levi Hendrickson, Highlands Ranch DU Chapter Area Chair, [email protected] 720-635-3574 Erik Wettersten Regional Director – Colorado Ducks Unlimited 23626 Pondview Place, Golden, CO 80401303-526-1618 Direct970-531-1965 Mobile970-797-1153 [email protected]



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SHFC March 2012 Calendar – DRAFTSun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2(Off Fri - Track A)Skeet, Shotgun Range Reserved, 1100-DONE, Call Tom M. 303.978.9432High Power, 200/300 Range Reserved 0800-1300, Call Gene A. 1.1531 or D. Casey 1.7197

322 RF Metal Silhouette, 200 Range Reserved, 0900-1200, Call Ron G. 7.847422 RF Sporter Match, 200 Range Reserved, 1100-1400, Call Corey K. 7.5507

4Trap, Shotgun Range Reserved, 1300-1600, Call Ray S. 303.985.8072

5

SHFC Board Meeting – Clubhouse 1700

6 7 8 9 10Muzzle Loaders, 200 Range Reserved 1000-1300, Call Ken R. 7.78273 Gun, pistol house Reserved 0830 – 1300, Call Walter T. 7.6474Scouts, Shotgun Range Reserved, 0900-1300, Call P. Monce 7.3823


12SHFC General Membership Meeting – Clubhouse 1700

13Skeet, Shotgun Range Reserved,

14 15FISHING All-Club Granby Ice Fishing Trip. Dave H. 7.3509

16(Off Fri - Track A)Skeet, Shotgun Range Reserved, 1100-DONE, Call Tom M. 303.978.9432High Power, 200/300 Range Reserved 0800-1300, Call Gene A. 1.1531 or D. Casey 1.7197FISHING All-Club Granby Ice Fishing Trip. Dave H. 7.3509

17CF Metal Silhouette, 200 Range Reserved, 0900-1200, Call Ron G. 7.8474

18Trap, Shotgun Range Reserved, 1300-1600, Call Ray S. 303.985.8072Spring Practical Pistol Match NOTE: Only 200yd Range, and Shotgun Range will be available to non-participants (8:00am to 2:00pm)

19 20Skeet, Shotgun Range Reserved,Hunter Ed – Clubhouse @ 1800-2100

21Hunter Ed – Clubhouse @ 1800-2100


23 24Hunter Ed – Range @ 0830-1500


26 27Skeet, Shotgun Range Reserved,

28 29 30(Off Fri - Track A)Skeet, Shotgun Range Reserved, 1100-DONE, Call Tom M. 303.978.9432High Power, 200/300 Range Reserved 0800-1300, Call Gene A. 1.1531 or D. Casey 1.7197

31Hunter Ed – Adv Archery Range @ 0800-1700


SHFC April 2012 Calendar – DRAFTSun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2SHFC Board Meeting – Clubhouse 1700

3STCP, pistol house Reserved – tentative startSkeet, Shotgun Range Reserved,FISHING Guided Fishing Trip on Chatfield Dave H. 7.3509

4PP Classic, pistol house Reserved - tentative start

5 6 722 RF Metal Silhouette, 200 Range Reserved, 0900-1200, Call Ron G. 7.847422 RF Sporter Match, 200 Range Reserved, 1100-1400, Call Corey K. 7.55073 Gun, pistol house Reserved 0830 – 1300, Call Walter T. 7.6474


9 10Skeet, Shotgun Range ReservedFISHING Guided Fishing Trip on Chatfield Dave H. 7.3509,

11 12Basic Pistol – Clubhouse @ 1700-2200

13(Off Fri - Track A)Skeet, Shotgun Range Reserved, 1100-DONE, Call Tom M. 303.978.9432High Power, 200/300 Range Reserved 0800-1300, Call Gene A. 1.1531 or D. Casey 1.7197SHFC Safety Briefing @clubhouse 5pmCall Gene Adamson 303-971-1531

14Muzzle Loaders, 200 Range Reserved 1000-1300, Call Ken R. 7.7827Basic Pistol – Pistol House @ 0800-1300


16PP Lite, pistol house Reserved,1700-1900, Dave Norris at 303-977-8068Basic Pistol – Clubhouse @ 1700-2200

17Hunter Ed – Clubhouse @ 1800-2100 Skeet, Shotgun Range Reserved,FISHING Guided Fishing Trip on Chatfield Dave H. 7.3509



20SHFC Safety Briefing @clubhouse 5pmCall Gene Adamson 303-971-1531

21CF Metal Silhouette, 200 Range Reserved, 0900-1200, Call Ron G. 7.8474Hunter Ed – Range @ 0830-1500


23Ladies PP, pistol house Reserved, 1700-1900, Dave Norris at 303-977-8068

24Skeet, Shotgun Range Reserved,FISHING Guided Fishing Trip on Chatfield Dave H. 7.3509

25 26PPITH – Clubhouse @ 1700-2200

27(Off Fri - Track A)Skeet, Shotgun Range Reserved, 1100-DONE, Call Tom M. 303.978.9432High Power, 200/300 Range Reserved 0800-1300, Call Gene A. 1.1531 or D. Casey 1.7197

28PPITH – Pistol House @ 0800-1300Boy Scout Troop Shoot 9:00-12:00, 100yd range reserved Paul M. 7-3823


30PPITH – Clubhouse @ 1700-2200

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