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Calendar of Events Official Newsletter of the Dormont / Mt Lebanon Sportsmen’s Club June 2021 Edition
Transcript of June 2021 Edition
Calendar of Events
Official Newsletter of the Dormont / Mt Lebanon Sportsmen’s Club
June 2021 Edition
# Club News • Work Party: July 17th is the next work party. We have plenty of
projects to complete this month and could use all the help we
can get. There is always something that needs done. Please
consider helping if you can.
• New Member Range & Safety Orientation: The LAST orientation
will be held June 27th, 2021, at 9:00AM. For those new
applicants who were unable to attend May’s orientation and
have their Blue Card properly filled out are welcomed to
attend.
• Shooting Hours: Now that summer is here, shooting hours are
extended. A listing of acceptable hours to shoot at the range
can be found at the bottom of Newsletter. Please be respectful
to not commence fire after the posted daily hours.
• Indoor Range Improvements: If you have not noticed, there is a
lot of work going on inside the indoor range! DSMC is currently
installing a new baffle system that will allow shooters to use
copper jacketed bullets inside. This is a huge project and one
that has been talked about for some time now. If you have
time, stop by, and see what is going on
• LOST & FOUND: If you believe you have lost an item of yours in
or around the Range property, please email
[email protected] to inquire about it.
MEMBERSHIP YEARLY DUES Full Membership
Senior (65 and up, 10yrs consecutive membership)
Intermediate (18 -21) Junior (12-17)
Spousal membership Initiation Fee
Lost Gate Card
$100 $40
$40 $15 $50
$100 $10
EXECUTIVE STAFF
PRESIDENT GEORGE TAYLOR IV
VICE PRESIDENT JIM LOCKE
TREASURER ELLSWORTH F. VINES
SECRETARY BRUCE LONG
EXECUTIVE RANGE OFFICER
BRUCE UNGAR
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
NEWSLETTER EDITOR CHRIS BIELINSKI
MEMBERSHIP CHAIR BRIAN FINK
CLUB DIRECTORS BILL FERTALL 724-260-0693 BRUCE D. UNGAR 412-343-2256 BRUCE LONG 724-941-3918 CHARLES R. AUGENSTEIN, II 724-255-6127 CHRIS BIELINSKI 720-273-9426 DAVE WILLARD 724-941-6620 DENNIS DEE 724-914-3310 ELLSWORTH F. VINES 412-721-9632 GARY SCHERER 412-699-5773 GEORGE TAYLOR, IV 412-855-6721 JOHN BRADFORD 724-228-0545 RONALD J. WATTON 724-941-5891 THEODORE K. HILDABRAND 724-942-2125 WAYNE THOMPSON 412-874-8888 JIM LOCKE 724-554-0211 LEE KIRCHNER 724-678-9585
AFFLIATIONS
Gun Owners of America Washington County Sportsmen
Metropolitan Police Revolver League Pittsburgh and Suburban Rifle League National Shooting Sports Foundation
SANCTIONED BY
National Rifle Association
Civilian Marksmanship Program
Pennsylvania Rifle and Pistol Association
CLUB COMMUNICATION
Club Web Site: mdi.net/dml
Membership Inquiries: [email protected]
Legislative Matters: [email protected]
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: facebook.com/DMLSportsmen
# Shooting Events
Program
Description
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Monday Night Pistol
This program takes place year-round.
Indoors during the winter and outdoors
during the summer.
National Match Course. First line fires
at 7pm indoors, and 6pm outdoors
George Taylor (412) 855-6721
Bruce Ungar (412)343-2256
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Outdoor Silhouette This program happens the 4th Saturday of the Month at 9 AM. April—September George Taylor (412) 855-6721
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CMP Rifle
The Civilian Marksmanship Program rifle
matches occur the third Sunday of every
month January - October.
Matches begin at 11 AM.
Bruce Ungar (412) 343-2256
X
NRA High Power
200-yard match. 2014 season begins
March 8. Matches begin at 9 AM.
March - October
John Tupta (724) 941-1494
X
Pittsburgh Suburban
Rifle League
Our champion small-bore team
practices every Sunday at 7 PM Dean Trew (724) 239-3012
X
Trap
Trap shooting occurs every Tuesday
starting at 6pm. The season runs April
- October Wayne Thompson (412) 874-8888
X
Winter Indoor Shooting
League
The season runs January - March. The
shooters participate and shoot
concurrent with the indoor open shoots
on Wednesday, Friday,
Saturday, or Sunday
Ted Hildabrand (724) 344-8171
Mike Leone (724) 554-9544
Bruce Long (724) 941-3918
Dave Faust (724) 225-9057
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Antique Military Rifle
Match
This program typically takes place in June
and November. Any centerfire original
military rifle with original open sights, no
scopes, manufactured prior to January 1,
1946 and in safe shooting condition. No
semi-autos
Bruce Ungar (412)343-2256
Gary Scherer (724)809-7358
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Blackpowder
Skirmish
The Black Powder matches are held
Semiannually. See the club calendar
for exact dates Ron Watton (724) 941-5891
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Indoor Air Rifle & Pistol Wednesdays 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM.
October - March Mike Leone (724) 554-9544 X X
CMP Junior Rifle
Program
Every Tuesday September - March at 7 PM. Chuck Augenstein (724) 255-6127
Brian Herrig (412) 341-0618
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Indoor Air Pistol
Silhouette
Saturdays @ 1pm January - March
George Taylor (412) 855-6721
X
See our website for more detail about shooting opportunities at the club: www.mdi.net/dml/programs.html
# Ted’s Thoughts
Sunday Afternoon at the Club / Swap Meet and Program
On Sunday July18 we will be starting up again our Swap Meet activity along with a special program. It
starts at 2:00 pm and runs through for or longer to facilitate the swap activity. If you want to register for a
table at the swap meet contact me at [email protected]. Only members of the club are
permitted to have a table at the Swap Meet. The program is on Defensive Pistol by our own Jim McCarthy,
please the detail below. We will have coffee and cake available for those in attendance.
Jim McCarthy is a former U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer 4 Helicopter Pilot with 16 years active and
reserve Army service to include two combat tours in Vietnam as an Assault Helicopter Pilot flying troop
ships, guns ships and scout helicopters. He has extensive weapons experience both in the Military and in
his later 23 years as an FBI Special Agent. He was also for several years cross deputized as a Maricopa
County, Arizona Deputy Sheriff while assigned to the FBI’s Phoenix Field Office. He is an NRA Pistol
Instructor and Range Safety Officer. He has over 52 years of experience handling firearms.
Course Syllabus ABC’s of Defensive Pistol Shooting
A is for:
Ammo: Range versus Defensive Ammo
Awareness: Jeff Cooper’s 4 color defensive awareness: White, Yellow. Orange, Red
B is for:
Buy: What is the best Caliber/type of Pistol for YOU! Semi Auto vs Revolvers.
Is more better or is bigger better when it comes to rounds?
What if you find you bought the wrong gun for you?
Basics: The basic shooting fundamentals are key to developing defensive/tactical pistol shooting skills
Navy Seal Training: “Slow is Smooth, Smooth is Fast.”
C is for:
Carry Conditions: Conditions 1, 2 and 3 When should you carry?
Cover and Concealment: Part of your defensive plan
The bad guy has a plan you would better too.
How to best use C&C
Cleaning your pistol – How Often?
D is for:
Draw: 4-part draw of a pistol.
What to do with your off hand
When to Draw
Dry firing and laser rounds – best cheapest training you can do every day.
E is for:
Engagements: When are they likely to happen and at what distance
P is for:
Planning & Practice: You have excellent hours available to you a club member – Use them!
Swap Market (SW) via our Club Web Page
We are setting up a special section of the web page to facilitate and enhance communication within the
club. Scott Riggins a new club member will manage this new segment. It is somewhat like a section of the
newsletter where we provided space for communication on firearms and similar items for sale. Most likely
communication by email or other will create a post of items for sale or items of interest for purchase.
Posting will only be available by club members. Look for more information on this item in our July
newsletter.
Championing Youth at our Club
As I am writing, there are four youths from our membership traveling to New Mexico to attend the NRA
shooting camp at the Whittington Center. At our July monthly meeting, we will have a report from their
participation and activity. The program is called the “Taylor Grant”. The Taylor Grant also provides support
training on youth shooting programs provided by the CMP. The Taylor Grant is named after our current
and long-term president, George Taylor. The grant provides support by covering 50% of the cost for the
camp / training and for travel expenses.
Construction Activity
Work on the indoor range new backstop is under construction. Chuck Augustine and Jon Stonestreet are
managing the project. The new backstop will allow us to shoot jacketed pistol ammo. Prior to this
construction, we were only able to shoot lead projectile round indoors.
Work is also in progress on an additional trap range. The new range is scheduled for completion by
yearend for planned use starting in 2022. The Manual Trap Range was relocated recently to accommodate
the new range. Parking for the newly relocated manual range is now accessible via the garage roadway
and the Archery Range.
# Meet Your Legislators
SENATOR CAMERA BARTOLOTTA
• District 46
• Beaver, Greene, and Washington Counties
Committee Assignments
• Beaver, Greene, and Washington Counties
• Committee Assignments
• Labor & Industry, Chair
• Intergovernmental Operations
• Local Government
• Rules & Executive Nominations
• Transportation
• Veterans Affairs & Emergency Preparedness
Senator Bartolotta brings an entrepreneurial spirit and a wealth of real-world experience to her job
representing residents of Beaver, Greene and Washington counties. A longtime resident of Monongahela,
she was elected to her first term representing the 46th Senatorial District in 2014 and was re-elected in
2018. She currently serves as part of the Senate Republican Leadership team as Majority Caucus
Administrator.
During her time in the Senate, Camera has authored many new laws, including measures to help judges
keep the most dangerous domestic violence offenders behind bars; relocate victims of domestic violence
who live in public housing; improve the availability of job training programs throughout the state; provide
additional resources to support fire and EMS companies impacted by COVID-19; protect Pennsylvania’s
fresh water supplies by ensuring the safe use of treated mine water in oil and gas operations; authorize
the operation of Transportation Network Companies like Uber and Lyft in all 67 counties; strengthen
penalties for motorists who injure workers and emergency responders in construction zones; and
strengthen and improve the state’s School Bus Stop Arm Camera Law. She also introduced a proposed
amendment to the Pennsylvania Constitution to limit the future growth in state government spending and
protect taxpayers.
Camera also led efforts in the Senate to help more Pennsylvanians benefit from the state’s Clean Slate law
and allow homeless individuals to receive free photo identification – breaking down major barriers to
employment and financial independence.
In the Senate, Camera’s committee assignments reflect the main concerns of the communities she
represents, including the need for quality, family-sustaining jobs and smaller government. She currently
serves as Chair of the Senate Labor and Industry Committee, which is responsible for considering a wide
range of issues pertaining to both employers and employees, including Worker’s Compensation,
Unemployment Compensation, workplace safety, building codes and workforce development. In this
capacity, she led the Senate’s efforts to hold the Wolf Administration accountable for flaws in the state’s
Unemployment Compensation system that led to delayed payments to hundreds of thousands of
Pennsylvanians during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Camera also co-chairs the Senate Gas and Oil Caucus, a bipartisan legislative body that focuses on issues
impacting the gas and oil industry with the goal of promoting policies resulting in a positive future for
constituents, the business community and state economy. She also co-founded the bipartisan Criminal
Justice Reform Caucus to focus on ways to help promote safer communities, reduce prison costs, reduce
recidivism and ensure better outcomes for individuals who are part of the criminal justice system. In
addition, utilizing her experience as an actor, director and producer, she founded the Film Industry Caucus,
a bicameral group working to support research and analysis of the role that Pennsylvania’s film industry
plays in economic development, job creation and revenue enhancement.
Prior to being elected to the Senate, she opened the first quick-lube business in the Mon Valley, Duke of
Oil, which provided quality, affordable service from 1988 to 2019. She produced “La Dolce Vita,” a cooking
and lifestyle show that aired on WPXI-TV and PCNC.
Camera is an active member of the community she has called home for more than three decades. She is a
Rotarian, a member of her local Elks Club and several chambers of commerce. She was appointed to the
PA Commission for Women and the Workforce Development board by Governor Wolf. She also serves on
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, Pittsburgh Film Office Board of Trustees, the
Pittsburgh Ballet Board of Trustees, the University of Pittsburgh Institute of Politics Board of Fellows, and
the Pennsylvania Prison Society Board.
Family is a great source of pride in Camera’s life and motivates her civic engagement. Her daughter, Devin,
is an award-winning news reporter and anchor in New Orleans. Her son, Dante, is a United States Marine
reservist.
SENATOR DEVLIN ROBINSON
• District 37
• Allegheny and Washington Counties
Committee Assignments
• Law & Justice, Vice Chair
• Appropriations
• Community, Economic & Recreational Development
• Game & Fisheries
• Labor & Industry
• Local Government
Senator Robinson was elected in November 2020 to serve residents of the 37th State Senatorial District, which
includes parts of Allegheny and Washington counties in southwestern Pennsylvania, including Bethel Park, Jefferson
Hills, Mount Lebanon, Peters, Pleasant Hills, South Park, and Upper St. Clair.
His top priorities as state Senator include reducing crushing taxes and regulatory overreach that have stifled
economic opportunity and holding the line on spending and taxes. He also is committed to full, fair and consistent
funding for school districts and supports reforming Pennsylvania’s public pension system.
A native of southwestern Pennsylvania, Robinson was raised in the working-class Brookline neighborhood of
Pittsburgh and attended Central Catholic High School. After graduation, he joined the United States Marine Corps –
continuing a family tradition of military service dating back four generations.
Following the 9/11 attacks, Robinson requested assignment to the infantry, ensuring him a spot on the front lines.
He served one combat tour in Afghanistan and two in Iraq, where as an infantryman in Nasiriyah (“ambush alley”)
Devlin’s unit fought door-to-door to rescue Army POW Jessica Lynch. He also later served in Fallujah.
Upon his honorable discharge, Devlin returned home to Pittsburgh and founded his own company, Veterans Medical
Technology. Under the GI Bill, Devlin earned a business degree from Robert Morris University and an MBA from the
University of Pittsburgh’s Katz School of Business.
A resident of Bridgeville PA, Robinson is active in several philanthropic groups – including the Semper Fi Odyssey,
Bridgeville/South Fayette International Rotary, Knights of Columbus, Ancient Order of the Hibernians, Peters
Township VFW, Bridgeville American Legion, Bethel Park Marine Corps League, and St. Barbara Catholic Church.
Robinson volunteers with numerous veterans’ organizations in and around the 37th District and is the PA State
Commander for the Italian American War Veterans.
# NRA Women On Target Instructional Clinic
NRA Women On Target® Instructional Shooting Clinic
Learn to Shoot! September 26, 2021
Where: • Dormont-Mt Lebanon Sportmen’s Club
o 476B Linden Road, North Strabane, PA 15317
Agenda:
• 7:45 – 8:10AM o Sign In
▪ Be sure to bring your own coffee.
• 8:15 – 9:45AM o Welcome and Classroom Instruction
• 10:00-12:00PM o Range Instruction
▪ Mandatory Eye & Ear protection
• 12:00-12:30PM o Lunch Break
▪ Water, chips, and fruit will be available.
• 12:30 – 4:00PM o Round Robin at the ranges of your choice
Registration: Click here to register (Go ahead, Click Me!) Fee: None Questions & Comments:
• Age 18 and over
• Please secure any personal firearms until you have talked to event staff.
• Contact Bonnie Popso for more information – [email protected]
# America’s Rifle Challenge
ARC CLINIC & BASIC MATCH 2021
This article’s purpose is to share a better understanding of what the America’s Rifle Challenge Program
(ARC) is about – both in words and pictures.
Purpose: lets owners of America’s most popular new rifle platform
develop and showcase their AR skills. The AR Challenge offers opportunities
to learn, further develop, or even test out your skills in competition.
Safety: NRA Certified Range Safety Officers are there to insure the
safe operation for all ARC events.
Instruction: Basic shooting skills are demonstrated, dry fire practiced, and then applied in a live fire
mode. Match protocols are introduced via a competition model with all participants progressing at a
comfortable pace. This Clinic & Basic Match is the first step in a journey to develop more advanced skills,
confidence with their AR, and a greater appreciation of the shooting sports.
New Skills & New Thrills: All ARC events are designed around defensive shooting skills. This Action
Shooting Program provides many different flavors to a diverse shooting menu: paper, steel, and motion
targets placed at distances from 7 yards out to 100 yards and includes multiple reloads and the use of
barricade structures.
Competition and Camaraderie: DMSC is just a great place for like-minded members to get
together and enjoy the shooting sports. Club members have taken the time to attend NRA Training
Classes and become Instructors and Certified Range Safety Officers to both instruct and safely conduct
shooting events. The ARC atmosphere contains good times, challenging opportunities, and some just
plain FUN! (Oh Yeah – donuts only add to this mix ).
Special Thanks to RSO and Club Member Rick Cadotte for providing these great pictures!
America’s Rifle Challenge (ARC)
Schedule of Events 2021 (** Revised as of May 2021 **)
** Note: Due to ARC requirements and range restrictions, each event will have a limited
number of slots that will be assigned on a first come – first served basis. You must
reserve your spot by sending an email to John T. [email protected]
Registration will open one month prior to the month in which the event is held.
Event Date Registration Opens
Clinic/Basic Match Saturday June 12 May 1
Advanced Match Saturday July 10 June 1
ARC Plus (Pistoleer) Sunday August 1 July 1
ARC Plus (2 gun) Sunday September 12 August 1
ARC 2021 Closeout Special Saturday October 2 September 1
Please stay tuned to Newsletters and Bulletin Board Flyers for more detailed
information regarding each of these events.
ARC - Advanced Rifle Match As part of the America’s Rifle Challenge Program, DMSC will conduct the second Advanced Rifle Matches
for 2021. Intended for experienced action rifle shooters, competitors will be required to change firing
positions, move through multiple firing points and reload against the clock. Squading assignments will be
made comprising of 5 shooters.
Date: Saturday July 10, 2021 Pre-requisites: Previous participation in a DMSC Basic Match or other experience as
determined by the match director. Time: 8 AM – 12 PM Cost: $5 for DMLSC members; $10 for non-members.
Advanced Match Course of Fire: 64 rounds total
Stage 1: 50 yds. From behind a barricade, fire five shots standing, reload, and then fire five shots kneeling. Stage 2: 10 yds. Fire seven shots at an action swinger target. Stage 3: 100 yds. From the prone position, fire seven shots at various steel and paper targets. Stage 4: 25 yds. Fire four shots and move to the barricade. Reload. Fire four shots through a barricade portal. Reload. Fire four more shots through a different barricade portal. Stage 5: 7 yds. Fire eight shots @ two targets using the support side and strong side Stage 6: 7 yds. Fire sixteen shots total at four different targets
** Note: The actual stages are more robust than this brief description. After signing up for the match,
a full detailed description will be sent along with other important information. **
Rifle Categories:
Iron Sights: a rifle that has only iron sights Optics Limited: a rifle that has only a non-magnified optic, such as ACOG, EoTech, Red Dot, etc. Back up iron sights are allowed. Optics Open: a maximum of two optic sights with a maximum of one being magnified.
• Participants need to have prior experience in an action rifle match, such as the DMSC’s Combined Clinic & Basic ARC Match or other experience as determined by the match director.
• All NRA Safety Rules and DMLSC Rules apply.
• Competitors need to attend a mandatory safety briefing and will assist in set up and tear down.
• Keep all rifles cased and in your vehicles until instructed to bring them to the firing line.
• Eye/Ear Protection and Empty Chamber Indicators are mandatory (ECI’s are available for a $1 charge).
• Rifles need to be Zeroed for 100 yards prior to the match. No spotting scopes, shooting mats, or shooting jackets are permitted.
• Rifles need to have attached slings capable of being worn across the back.
• Competitors should have a minimum of 3 magazines (5 magazines are optimal) and will need to carry them in a bandoleer, pouch, pocket, or similar device on the person for each stage.
• No incendiary ammunition. All stages utilizing steel targets - Lead core ammunition only, no armor piercing (AP), no solid or partial core ammunition containing steel or any metal other than lead.
Space is limited to 15 shooting positions. Registration opens on June 1, 2021. To ensure your participation, contact John T. via email:
2nd ARC Plus Pistoleer Match As part of the America’s Rifle Challenge Program, DMSC will conduct the second Pistoleer Match for 2021. Pistoleer Match?? Just what is a Pistoleer Match? If you have been shooting down on the lower ranges, then you are a “Pistoleer” and this unique match may be something of interest to you. Participants will compete in seven “pistol only” stages firing at paper, steel, and motion targets. This is an action pistol match, and the course of fire entails modern day defensive shooting skills involving distances from 5 to 30 feet, multiple targets, barricades, several reloads, and a whole lot of fun.
Date: Sunday, August 1, 2021 Time: 8 AM Cost: $5 for DMLSC members; $10 for non-members.
Pistoleer Course of Fire: Total rounds - 80 Stage 1: 5+ feet. Fire four shots from the kneeling position and twelve shots from the standing position using four
different target stands, three reloads and the use of a barricade.
Stage 2: 30+ feet. Fire up to ten shots at the dueling tree.
Stage 3: 20+ feet. Fire twelve shots at four different targets with a reload.
Stage 4: 30+ feet. Fire up to ten shots at a steel plate rack.
Stage 5: 5+ feet. Fire twelve shots at three different targets, three reloads, and the use of a barricade.
Stage 6: 30+ feet. Fire nine shots at three stationary targets while avoiding a double swinger action target
containing two No - Shoot targets.
Stage 7: 30+ feet. Fire up to eleven shots at several steel targets and a pop-up paper target with a reload.
** Note: The actual stages are more robust than this brief description. After signing up for the match,
a full detailed description will be sent along with other important information. **
Firearm Categories:
Iron Sights: a pistol that has only iron sights
Optics: a pistol that has only an optic, such as a Red Dot, laser, etc.
Pistol Types: semi-automatic, double action revolver (DA), single action revolver (SA)
• While there are no pre-requisites, this match will not involve any instruction and participants
should possess safe pistol handling skills.
• All NRA Safety Rules and DMLSC Rules apply.
• Competitors need to attend a mandatory safety briefing conducted at the clubhouse.
• Keep all pistols cased and in your vehicles until instructed to bring them to the lower ranges.
• Eye/Ear Protection is mandatory.
• Calibers from 9 mm through 45LC are allowed, but no magnums. All pistols must be securely carried
in an exterior holster.
• The match will be conducted as an individual utilizing a shot timer. Scoring will be a combination of
speed and accuracy. All stages will begin from the low-ready position.
• Competitors should have a minimum of 3 magazines for the semi-automatic pistols and will need to
carry them on the person for each live fire stage. While primarily designed for semi-automatic
pistols, participants using DA or SA revolvers may experience longer run times due to reloading but
will still get to enjoy the same marksmanship challenge and fun.
• No incendiary ammunition. All stages utilizing steel targets - Lead core ammunition only, no armor piercing (AP), no solid or partial core ammunition containing steel or any metal other than lead.
Space is limited to 24 shooting positions. Registration opens on July 1, 2021. To ensure your participation, contact John T. via email: [email protected]
# Combined Clinic Basic Match Scores – June 12th, 2021
Excellent weather greeted the 12 participants and along with 8 club members serving as Range Safety
Officers, a total of 20 indidviduals spent a Saturday morning sharing a great time. Some were new to this
event and some were old hats just polishing their skills - all were there for the same reason -
marksmanship and FUN! This Basic/Clinic event covered 9 different stages while shooting at multiple
targets, from different distances and positions, accomplishing several reloads, and learning to use
barricades - everyone was busy, engaged, and smiling. Scores are tabulated as follows: A Zone - 5 points;
B Zone - 4 points, and C Zone - 2 points. As the day progressed everyone saw their skill and comfort level
improve. America's Rifle Challenge is an experience worth the time and effort. Come out and see for
yourself!
Combined Clinic Basic Match Scores
100 Yds. 50 Yds. 25 Yds. 7 Yds.
Name Sights A B C Pts A B C Pts A B C Pts A B C Pts TOTAL
Joe Cornell open 7 5 4 63 10 50 14 4 86 20 100 299
Bill Fertall open 3 4 20 3 3 3 33 10 5 3 76 19 1 99 228
Sharon Fertall open 1 1 4 17 7 3 47 15 3 87 19 1 99 250
Brett Fowler limited 2 7 7 52 9 1 49 12 5 1 82 20 100 283
Mike Kondas iron 1 5 2 29 1 6 17 4 9 2 60 20 100 206
Jerry
Lucarelli iron 1 3 5 27 5 4 1 43 11 5 1 77 18 2 98 245
Anna
Lucarelli iron 2 2 3 24 1 2 8 5 6 3 55 7 5 7 69 156
Kirk Marker open 1 4 3 27 4 2 4 36 12 5 1 82 18 2 98 243
Tim Powers iron 2 1 4 22 4 4 2 40 7 3 2 51 16 1 1 86 199
Scott Suhayda open 5 7 4 61 6 3 1 44 15 2 1 85 18 2 98 288
Tim Tatel open 2 4 5 36 9 1 49 17 1 89 16 3 1 94 268
Zeek Vollmer limited 5 7 2 57 8 2 48 12 6 84 20 100 289
# CMP Match – March 21st, 2021
A 50-round match fired at 100 yards, in three different positions, with slow and sustained fire stages, and
mandatory in string reloads. Emphasis is on range safety, match procedures, and all aspects of firearm
handling, competitive respect, and range decorum.
Shooter Firearm
Slow prone
Rapid prone
Rapid sitting
Offhand Slow+ Rapid
Total
.30 cal auto-load Warm fuzzy wood rifle
Scott Bauer M1 Garand 100 70 43 38 251
Frank Bungard M1 Springfield 164-1x 64 77 64 369-1x
David Burd 1903-A3 184-3x 89-1x 80 57 410-4x
Paul Ceriani M1 Garand 182-2x 71 86-1x 73 412-3x
Doug Fairall M1 Carbine 145 71 49 63-1 328-1x
Sharon Fertall M1 Carbine 76 40 43 26 185
Bill Fertall M1 Carbine 119 53 71-1x 59 302-1x
Graceann Foster M1 Carbine 176-5x 97 89-1x 57-1x 400-7x
Curtis Gill M1 Garand 169-1x 78-1x 60-2x 37 344-4x
Ted Hildabrand 1903-A3 Rem 194-6x 95-1x 85-1x 82-1x 456-9x
Jim Locke SA M1A .308 iron 195-1x 71-1x 89 83 438-2x
Jan G. Lukac M1 Garand 113 66 28 11 218
Avi Remes M1 Garand 171 82 58 53 364
Christopher Rhoads M1 Carbine 152-1x 70 65 29 316-1x
Mark Zamule M1 Garand 128 53 48 48 277
ARStyle223/5.56 Scary black rifle
Chuck Augenstein AR-15 optics 198–7x 97 99-6x 89-1x 483-14x
Chris Houlihan AR-15 optics 198-10x 100-4 88-1x 81 467-15x
Michael Ligman Bshmstr XM-15E2 176 92-1x 87 40 395-1x
Jamin Lubic AR-15 144 91 73 50 358
Jim Madar AR-15 Service 200-8x 95- 93-1x 79 467-9x
Tom Morley AR-15 200-10x 100-5 95-2x 92-1x 487-18x
Bonnie Popso AR-15 HB 181-1x 89 76-1x 49 395-2x Emily Stauffer-Walters A4 Carbine Red dot 141 46 63 28 288
Tim Tatel MP-15 optics 165 81 60 74 380
Ron Wilkin AR-15 optics 162-1x 88 23 55 328-1x
A fabulous day for a rifle match. Good temperature, easy breezes, and great light. Mr. Hildabrand led all
the .30 cal. shooters with a 456-9x using a bolt action rifle. Mr. Locke led the .30 cal. gas guns with a 438-
2 using an M1A. Mr. Morley took the match with a 487-18x and was closely followed by Mr. Augenstein
posting a 483-14x.Thanks to all for the attention to RANGE SAFETY, your good sportsmanship, and the
cooperation you all provide on the range!
Bruce
# NRA High-Power Match Scores – June 5th, 2021
MATCH NO. 3
200 YARDS
NAME CLASS OFF-HAND RAPID –
SITTING
RAPID-
PRONE
SLOW-
PRONE
TOTAL
MASTER
J. MADAR 67-0X 92-0X 99-3X 198-5X 456-8X
EXPERT
AJ NEMETH 87-0X 91-1X 90-1X 172-2X 440-4X
D. NOBLE 88-0X 88-0X 93-0X 174-6X 443-0X
MARKSMAN
J. LOCKE 87-1X 85-0X 82-0X 166-2X 420-3X
B. LONG 71-1X 84-0X 84-1X 167-2X 406-2X
B. BUBON 82-3X 71-1X 64-0X 156-1X 373-5X
MASTER UNC
P. CERIANI 82-0X 87-1X 82-0X 132-0X 403-1X
T. TATEL 77-0X 86-1X 63-0X 111-0X 337-1X
J. TIANO 68-1X 71-0X 62-1X 104-0X 305-2X
DMSC High Power continues to roll along with another great shooting weather day for the third match on
the season. Nine competitors took advantage of that weather to come and enjoy the new electronic
scoring system. Congrats to Jim Madar with the top score of 456-8x. A hearty welcome to newcomer,
Justin Tiano – hope to see you more often. Our next match will be on Sunday July 11th – All are
Welcome!
One Caveat – we can only accommodate 10 shooters per relay with the electronic targeting system –
assignment will be on a fist come - first served basis.
Dormont-Mt. Lebanon Sportsmen’s Club P.O. Box 12692 Pittsburgh, PA 15241-0692
Next Meeting: June 24, 2021 at 8:00PM Presentation: Jon Stark, Waterways Conservation Officer from the Pennsylvania
Boat and Fish Commission Meal: Hot Sausage, Spinach Salad, Vanilla & Chocolate Cake
KEEP IT SAFE ALWAYS keep firearms pointed in a safe direction. ALWAYS keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot. ALWAYS keep firearms unloaded until ready to use. ALWAYS unload, remove the magazine, and open the action of a firearm when someone is going down range. NEVER handle firearms while someone is down range.
ALWAYS wear proper eye and ear protection at the
range.
DMSC Conducts Safety Reviews
Range Safety Officers (RSOs) will conduct random
membership checks and safety reviews. RSOs will
meet with members and guests while at the firing range. Membership ID’s will be checked, and a copy
of the range rules will be made available. It is
important for all members to review safe gun handling procedures and to focus on the safety rules
for each range used. The RSOs will be a wearing a distinctive safety vest or hat and will only ask for a
few minutes of your time. Guests and Visitors are
subject to the same rules as members. Violators will be subject to disciplinary action up to and including
dismissal from club grounds and termination of
membership.
Safe Shooting Hours
Dates Begins Ends
January 1-15 7:00 AM 5:30 PM
January 16-31 7:00 AM 5:45 PM
February 1-15 7:00 AM 6:00 PM
February 16-28 7:00 AM 6:15 PM
March 1-10 7:00 AM 6:30 PM
March 11-31 7:00 AM 7:30 PM
April 1-15 7:00 AM 8:00 PM
April 16-30 7:00 AM 8:15 PM
May 1-15 7:00 AM 8:30 PM
May 16 - July 31 7:00 AM 8:45 PM
August 1-15 7:00 AM 8:30 PM
August 16-31 7:00 AM 8:00 PM
September 1-15 7:00 AM 7:30 PM
September 16-
30 7:00 AM 7:15 PM
October 1-15 7:00 AM 7:00 PM
Oct 16 - Nov. 5 7:00 AM 6:30 PM
November 6-15 7:00 AM 5:15 PM
Nov 16 - Dec. 31 7:00 AM 5:00 PM
* Note: No shooting before 9am on Sundays
MEMBERS ARE EXPECTED TO CARRY THEIR GATE CARDS AND BE ABLE TO IDENTIFY THEMSELVES WHEN ASKED TO
BY A RANGE OFFICER OR OTHER MEMBER
