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P.O. Box 621489

Littleton, CO 80162-1489

May 2013 Newsletter

REMINDER 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 careful when driving on the roads, the horses may not move out of your way.

New Gate signs have been added to help make sure it is clear if the gate should be OPEN or

CLOSED.

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!!!

Website: http://www.skylinehfc.com/rso (RSO calendar accessible by all of the membership from

both inside and outside the LM and ULA Networks)

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SHFC May 2013 Newsletter

2013 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President: Jim Cathcart

Vice President: Wayne MacGreggor

Past President: Tom Moore

Treasurer: Bill Schloesslin

Director: Al Schinogle

Director: Dave Norris

Director: Gene Adamson

Recording Secretary: Tom Mowery

Corresponding Secretary: Scott Lowery


MEETING MINUTES

Skyline Hunting and Fishing Club

Minutes Date:3/4/13 Meeting type:

Board x Membership □ Other □

Board Attendance:

Jim Cathcart (President) x Wayne McGregor (Vice President) x Tom Mowery (Recording Secretary) x Scott Lowery (Corresponding Secretary) □

Bill Schloesslin (Treasurer) x Tom Moore (Past President) x Dave Norris (Director 2015) x Gene Adamson (Director 2013) x Al Shinogle (Director 2014) □

Minutes: Meeting called to order at 5:20 Minutes from March meeting read and approved Treasurers Report: Treasurers report was briefed and approved Membership Renewal: Renewal is going fairly well. We are a little behind where we expectations. Membership renewals meeting scheduled for every Friday in April. Starting May 3. $10 late fee applies. RSO Class: A RSO is schedule d for the last weekend in April.. New Pistol Range: Plans for a new pistol range north of the 200 yard rnge are in the works. Ammunition Procurement: \John Park is working on two accounts, which would allow the club to procure ammunition more easily. Steel Shooting Fund Day Proposal: Walter Tang proposed that the club hold a Steel Shooting Fun Day on the 5

th

Saturday of the months that have them. The board approved the proposal. PPITH: The club has 16 new PPITH PPOTH Classes PPOTH – Personal Protection Outside the Home. Classes will be gradually introduced to the membership. Class access will be limited to regular pistol shoot participants that have demonstrated the necessary skills to qualify for the class as approved by the instructors. Adjourned : 6:40 NRA Instructor Class: Tentatively scheduled for March 29/30 timeframe. RSO Class: Next RSO class it tentatively scheduled for the 1

st or 2

nd Off Friday in April.

2013 Budget: 2013 budget requests ( and non-requests) were allocated and approved. Meeting Adjourned at 7:20


ARCHERY

Jim Gilmore will be needing help to set up the range and conduct the shoot for the Springfest on Saturday

May 4. Contact Jim at 303-379-3168 for additional information.

Larry Espelage will be conducting an archery work bond party on Friday April 26. Contact Larry at

[email protected] for more info.

ARCHERY HUNTING ON PROPERTY

Archery hunting on Lockheed Martin property by SHFC members (LM & ULA employees and retirees)

and their “immediate” family has been approved by Lockheed Martin management. The boundaries and

regulations are similar to that approved for the 2012 hunting seasons. This was accomplished due to the

efforts of Tom Hanson, Tony Miller, and Matt Reetz. Safety briefings for hunting on Lockheed Martin

property will be scheduled in July and August by Jim Hargest and Jim Gilmore. All personnel wanting to

archery hunt on Lockheed Martin property are required to attend one of these briefings. SHFC personnel

are also required to have completed their SHFC work bond prior to getting an archery hunting permit

issued by plant protection.

[email protected]


RECENT HUNTS

SHFC members Keith Davis and Dennis Casey recently had a successful Turkey hunting trip to Kansas


SHFC AT 2013 NOVESKE AREA 2 MULTI GUN CHAMPIONSHIP

Six regular SHFC 3-gunners represented our club at the 2013 Noveske Area 2 Multi Gun

Championship held at the Colorado Rifle Club in Byers, Colorado on April 6th

and 7th

. The match was

close to sold out with 137 competitors that included World and National Multi Gun Champions Taran

Butler, James Casanova, Don Bednorz, Rob Romero and Eric Miller. There was even Fox 31 News

coverage at the event http://kdvr.com/2013...colo-lawmakers/. Our SHFC squad had a great time and did

quite well on the nine stages and 356 targets with Dave Hartman and James Lestina placing 8th

and 16th

overall in Limited division respectively, and Ben Walker, Walter Tang, Bill Lhotta and Nate Kralovetz

placing 24th

, 32nd

, 39th

and 62nd

overall respectively in Tactical division. Our squad also did very well at

the prize table with each person taking home prizes worth well over $200. We are fortunate to have such

a high level and well sponsored multi gun match locally here in Colorado. Unfortunately, if the new

Colorado gun laws are not repealed, this and other national level practical shooting matches that draw

many out of state competitors will no longer be held in Colorado. Photo credits go to James Lestina and

Dave Harman.

The SHFC Multi Gun Squad, L-R Ben Walker, Dave Hartman, Walter Tang, James Lestina, Bill Lhotta

and Nate Kralovetz.

http://kdvr.com/2013/04/06/gun-competition-draws-criticism-toward-colo-lawmakers/


James wielding his 3 gun rifle with standard capacity magazine on the Warne stage.

James slugging some steel with his Benelli on the Shooters Source stage.


James busting clays on the Warne stage.

James perforating cardboard on the COM stage.


Dave capturing the moment the bullet left Walter’s Glock on the Hornady stage.

Bill smoking it on the Warne stage.


Bill mowing down poppers on the Warne stage.

Bill at a tight port on the Warne stage.


LEGISLATIVE ACTION

New York resident has gun license wrongly revoked, concerns raised about law

Published April 11, 2013

FoxNews.com

A New York resident got into a high-profile fight with the state government this week after officials

ordered him to turn over his gun license and his firearms -- a dispute that exposed potential problems with

the recently passed gun law.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/04/11/flaws-revealed-in-ny-safe-act-after-state-resident-has-gun-

license-wrongly/

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/04/11/flaws-revealed-in-ny-safe-act-after-state-resident-has-gun-license-wrongly/

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/04/11/flaws-revealed-in-ny-safe-act-after-state-resident-has-gun-license-wrongly/


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 2013

Regular Hunter Ed

The 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.

Regular Hunter Ed students must attend the 3 classroom sessions (Tues, Wed, & Thurs; 6:00 to 9:00

P.M.) and the range session (Saturday 8:30 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.) to complete the course. All classes will be

held 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 going online at the following URL

http://dnr.state.co.us/apps/calendar/index.asp?DivisionID=3 . Complete the info requested for the class

you wish to attend. The SHFC classes are shown below. Call Mitch Arnold at 303-972-8983 or Bob

Ventura at 303-953-1966 for additional information but not to register for the class. A minimum of 10

students are needed at the first class to continue the class. Classes are open to the public.

Regular Hunter Ed Dates

May 14, 15 and 16 (6 PM to 9 PM) RANGE TIME 7:30 AM to ~3:00 PM

June 15 (Internet class) (8 AM to Noon) RANGE TIME 7:30 AM to ~3:00 PM

July 20 (Internet class) (8 AM to Noon) RANGE TIME 7:30 AM to ~3:00 PM

August 13, 14, and 15 (6 PM to 9 PM) RANGE TIME 7:30 AM to ~3:00 PM

September 10, 11, and 12 (6 PM to 9 PM) RANGE TIME 7:30 AM to ~3:00 PM

October 15, 16, and 17 (6 PM to 9 PM) RANGE TIME 7:30 AM to ~3:00 PM

November 12, 13, and 14 (6 PM to 9 PM) RANGE TIME 7:30 AM to ~3:00 PM

Archery Hunter Ed Dates

Bowhunter Ed – Clubhouse for June 29th

(8 AM to 4 PM)

Bowhunter Ed – Clubhouse for July 27th

(8 AM to 4 PM)

mailto:[email protected]



http://dnr.state.co.us/apps/calendar/index.asp?DivisionID=3


YOUTH SHOOTING SPORTS PROGRAMS

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.

For more information contact Lou Turner at 303-358-2260

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]





NRA CLASS SCHEDULE

Basic Pistol (BP) and Personal Protection in the Home (PPITH) classes will resume in April

timeframe.

The Basic Pistol class covers all of the basics for both revolvers and semi-automatic pistols. The club

provides all firearms and ammunition for this class. All you need to bring is you hearing and eye

protection. PPITH covers how to protect yourself and your family in your home with a pistol. The

student will use their own firearm for this class. Basic Pistol is a prerequisite for PPITH, so keep that

in mind when signing up. If you want to take PPITH without taking Basic Pistol first, you will need to

contact Dave Norris (303-977-8068, or email at [email protected]) and arrange to attend

Practical Pistol to demonstrate safe firearm handling and basic shooting skills prior to 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 Brian Sompayrac

[email protected].

BASIC PISTOL

Thursday/Monday

Clubhouse (6pm-10pm)

Saturday

Pistol House (8am – 1pm)

May: Thursday 9th

, Saturday 11th

, Monday 13th

June: Thursday 6th

, Saturday 8th

, Monday 10th

July: Thursday 11th

, Saturday 13th

, Monday 15th

Sept: Thursday 19th

, Saturday 21st, Monday 23

nd

PERSONAL PROTECTION IN THE HOME

Thursday/Monday

Clubhouse (6pm-10pm)

Saturday

Pistol House (8am – 1pm)

June: Thursday 13th

, Saturday 15th

, Monday 17th

Aug: Thursday 8th

, Saturday 10th

, Monday 12nd

Oct: Thursday 3rd

, Saturday 5th

, Monday 8th




SKEET & TRAP SHOOTING

Skeet is back in operations. Contact Wayne with any questions.

Wayne MacGregor

SHFC 2012 Skeet Chairman

(303) 978-1494

[email protected]

PRACTICAL PISTOL LADIES ONLY

Practical Pistol Ladies is starting back up on April 15th, and goes every other Monday through

September. Practical Pistol Ladies takes place on non-Practical Pistol Lite Mondays from 5-7 pm. 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. I encourage all the ladies to come out and

shoot with other ladies and hone your defensive shooting skills. I hope to see you there. Call Dave Norris

at 303-977-8068, or email at [email protected]. For more information on Practical Pistol

shooting in general, please review the following PDF file:

http://gvtg.com/skyline/committees/PP_at_SHFC.pdf

PRACTICAL PISTOL – LITE

Practical Pistol Lite is starting back up on April 8th, 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]. For more information on Practical Pistol shooting in general, please review

the following PDF file: http://gvtg.com/skyline/committees/PP_at_SHFC.pdf







FRIDAY PRACTICAL PISTOL MATCH

The Friday night Practical Pistol Match will start this year on April 5 and will continue every week

through October. Stage set up starts at 4:30PM at the pistol range followed by shooter’s meeting at 5:00

PM. This match is open to all SHFC members, their family and guests. This weekly event is a

competitive and dynamic practical pistol shoot, which follows USPSA rules including the scoring system

placing equal considerations for speed accuracy and power. If you have no prior experience in practical

pistol shooting, attending an orientation is mandatory before participating in this event. The orientation

will stress safety and discussions covering the basic USPSA rules, scoring, stage design, gears and bullet

requirements.

If you would like to participate in this event or would like to know more about this exciting sport, contact

Benjamin Go at [email protected]. Information is also available at the SHFC website at

http://gvtg.com/skyline and go to Committees/programs, then Practical Pistol and pick either .doc or .pdf.

WEDNESDAY PRACTICAL PISTOL

Practical Pistol requires you to demonstrate effective handgun handling skills while attempting to solve

simulated defensive scenarios under the stress of a timer.

Courses are loosely based on USPSA/IDPA competition matches and safe gun handling is stressed as it is

everywhere on the SHFC range. A few of the skills covered include shooting from cover, around, over

and through concealment, on the move, out of position, weak hand only, strong hand only, reloads, target

identification drills, number of shots on target and response to voice commands (although usually not all

on the same night!). Expect to shoot around 50 rounds for record each night.

Matches are run every Wednesday night April through October, weather permitting. We will leave the

gate area around 4:30 and try to fire first shots at 5:00. Every 3rd

Wednesday one or more stages will be

shot with a shotgun and every 4th

Wednesday of the month we use .22 pistols – no draw from holster –

speed drill night.

For more information call Mike S. 7-3478.

[email protected]

http://gvtg.com/skyline


MULTI-GUN

Multi-Gun Training Day

New club-sponsored event this year at Skyline is a series of Multi-Gun Training Days.

These sessions will consist of structured drills, repetition and practice aimed at giving the individual 3-

Gun or Multi-Gun shooter the venue and opportunity to push themselves in practice and then self-

evaluate with the aim of getting to the next level in the sport. Each day will generally focus on mastery of

one gun and we may throw in the occasional day that will require transition practice and multiple guns.

As 3-Gun is a fast-paced sport that often requires the shooter to run, shoot on the move, go prone and get

up on the clock, some basic physical fitness based exercises will be incorporated in each session. Our

goal will be to train hard at our home range and go out and compete in local, state and regional matches

at a higher level.

Schedule:

Sunrise to 9:30am on Saturday with the exception of the 4th

Saturday of each month which is the Winter

3-Gun series.

This event is open to all members and their guests that can demonstrate safe gun handling skills.

If you are new to Multi-Gun and Practical Shooting, please email to arrange a safety briefing.

To be added to the event notifications email Dave Hartman at [email protected] (1-

4791).

3-GUN

Summer 3-Gun begins in May. We shoot on the first 2 track A off-Fridays of the month from May

through October. We shoot from 1 to 4pm with setup starting about half hour before. The dates are May

10th

and 24th

; June 7th

and 21st; July 5

th and 19

th; August 2

nd and 16

th; September 13

th and 27

th; October

11th

and 25th

.

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.




GENERAL MEMBERSHIP STEEL DAYS

Per our range rules and agreement with LM, to mitigate fire danger risk, steel targets are only allowed for

organized club events when fire danger conditions allow. To give our general membership a chance to

enjoy the club’s steel targets and learn about the clubs practical shooting events, SHFC is having general

membership steel days on the 5th

Saturday of the month in 2013. On general membership steel days,

volunteers from the practical pistol and 3 gun squad will setup steel targets for general membership to

either plink at and/or run timed stages if they like. You’ll get a chance to shoot fun targets used in our

practical shooting events like the Texas Star or Pepper poppers, a steel challenge stage at the pistol house

or silhouette gongs at the 200/300 rifle range. We plan to start with just having either pistol or rifle steel

to start. If this becomes popular with members and we get enough volunteers, we may setup both pistol

and rifle steel on the same 5th

Saturday, fire danger conditions allowing. The dates for 2013 are: June

29th

, August 31st, and November 30

th from noon to 4 pm, fire conditions and weather permitting. This is a

supervised event with practical shooting squad members acting as ROs. Projectiles containing steel, if it

attracts a magnet, will not be allowed to help mitigate fire danger and preserve our steel targets. Also to

prevent excessive ricochet risk, wear and tear on the steel targets, only calibers typically used for practical

shooting events will be allowed. For pistol, that is up to and including the .45 ACP. For rifle, that is up

to and including .30’06. We will send updates/reminders prior to each General Membership Steel Day.

For additional information, please contact Walter Tang at 303-977-6474.

COWBOY ACTION – SASS Cowboy Action Shooting activities will start May 2, 2013 from 5pm to 7pm (non SHFC members should

be at the gate no later than 4:30pm) and will continue to be held every other Thursday until October on

the Pistol range. This should be the Thursdays for “Track B Off Fridays”. Firearms used are: 2 six

cylinder single-action pistols, a lever action rifle (pistol caliber only), and a pre-1900’s shotgun (pump or

side by side). All ammo must be lead cast bullets and lead shot. You can shoot both smokeless and/or

black powder, depending on what you prefer. We shoot in accordance with the governing body of SASS

or Single Action Shooting Society. This range time is intended to allow shooters to practice Cowboy

Action in preparation for official matches held at clubs around the country. Call Mark Bonkowski at 303-

977-3360.


MUZZLE LOADING NEWS & SCORE SHEET

Muzzle Loading News and Score Sheet The Muzzle Loaders held their monthly shoot on Saturday 13

April. The weather finally cooperated! The next match will

be May 11 starting at 9:00. This will be our summer

hours 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.

Rifle Flu Da

Lac

Turkey

/Jug Rabbit Rat Buffalo Total Place

yds 25 25 25 25 25

Max Score 50 50 50 50 50 250

Geoffrey Brinker F 41 35 38 35 45 194 1

Ken Ruiz F 34 35 43x 31 46 189x 2

Ray Ziehm P 32 30 16 32 47x 157x 3

Duane Jones P 38 30 21 22 42x 153x 4

Richard Hurley F 29 25 21 27 43 145 5

Cal Ensor P 41 20 11 23 45 140 6

P = Percussion

F = Flintlock

I = Inline

HIGH POWER RIFLE

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.

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


.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.


FISHING NEWS

If you want to check out a boat, attend a

Tuesday fishing trip on Chatfield, book a

local guide, join the fishing email list, or

learn about what is going on in the waters all

over the state please contact fishing

committee chair David Harrison

([email protected]).

Chatfield has

been great this

spring with

plenty of

walleye over the

18-inch

minimum being found trolling. The boats have been going out at a record

pace as people are finally beginning to understand that if you have a little

knowledge Chatfield is a world-class fishery. Chuck Taylor has the largest

walleye this year at 31” and 10-lbs.

The group takes the boats out every Tuesday night. If you want to learn to

take the boats out this is a great time to schedule a boat walk-through and

orientation.

There has been plenty of

interest in a weekly

Waterton Canyon Fly

Fishing event. Sort of a

meet-and-fish or at least

a little on-stream

comparison of what is

working. If anyone is

interested in meeting up

with other fly fishermen

(and women) once a

week or once a month let

me know. Otherwise,

just keep sending me trip reports. The trout in the

photo is from the Frying Pan River in late March/early April. Other people have had success on the

Arkansas and in Deckers.

[email protected]


SMALL GAME HUNTING

If you want to learn about waterfowl, upland birds, varmit, or predator hunting join the email list by

sending an email to David Harrison ([email protected]).

We are currently giving work bond credit for people leading a hunt attended by other club members. The

email list is a good way to set up a hunt or join a hunt.

Did anyone out there get a turkey this spring?

If anyone is getting into elk and deer hunting give me a call. I have plenty of contacts that will help you

start your pursuit with some in-depth knowledge of the sport.

[email protected]


SHFC REFERENCE LIBRARY

Contact Vito to check out books and available gunsmithing equipment from the club’s reference library.

7-9527 or [email protected]

*** 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.




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CLUB DISCOUNTS

REDDING RELOADING EQUIPMENT

SHFC has a direct dealer account with Redding Reloading Equipment www.redding-

reloading.com and for 2013 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]

http://www.redding-reloading.com/

http://www.redding-reloading.com/



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CLASSIFIEDS

Info/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***


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CLASSIFIEDS

RIFLES for sale

Remington Mountain Rifle (8/13) $495

30-06, excellent condition, includes Leupold dual dovetail rings and bases

Call Steve 720-299-4868

Colt M16 SPR .22 Excellent Condition. (7/13) $295

Manufactured by Walther under a Colt license and imported by UMAREX. All metal except for

stock. Detachable and folding front and rear sights. 21.2” barrel; very accurate with Wolf Match

Target ammunition. Detachable M16 style carry handle, front grip, and scope riser. 2 – 10 round

magazines. Sling.

Frank Jarossy (303) 798-0892 [email protected]

Marlin Lever Action- Model 1895 .45/.70 Govt. (7/13) $575

Straight grip stock, curved butt plate, 22” barrel, leather sling

Brad Sharps (303) 977-7477 [email protected]




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HANDGUNS for sale

Colt Woodsman 1ST

Series .22 LR Target Model 6 5/8” tapered barrel. (8/13) $475

Checkered wood grips, both sights adjustable, re-blued, cloth holster included. s/n 140XXX

Brad Sharps (303) 977-7477 [email protected]



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SHOTGUNS for sale

Remington 870 Wingmaster Magnum (8/13) $300

12 ga magnum; 3 inch shells; 30 inch barrel; full choke; bead sight. Condition is used with wear

and tear typically found in a 52 year old hunting shotgun.

Contact David Mulholland at 303-977-3674.

Mossberg 500 (8/13) $350 or Trade Only about 250 rounds fired. Comes with standard stock, pistol grip, long barrel (with 3 chokes).

short barrel, owner’s manuals and Mossberg lock. I will consider trade for semi-automatic pistol

chambered in 9mm or 40 cal. or 357 revolver.

Jack Solomon (303)870-4310 or [email protected]

[email protected]


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AMMUNITION for sale

Remington .35 cal Whelan(8/13) 3 boxes (20 rounds/box) + a partial box $25/box

Negotiable on the partial box.

Bob Seavey at 303-653-6337 or [email protected]

Cor-Bon .45-70 Cavalry (modern Blackpowder) (8/13) – 14 boxes (20 rnds per box) $20/box

Cor-Bon .45 Colt (modern Blackpowder) (8/13) – 2 boxes (96 rds per box, loose pack) $40/box

Black Hills .45 Colt (not Blackpowder) (8/13) 250 grn – 8 boxes (50 rnds per box) $20/box

Contact [email protected]

RELOADING & COMPONENTS for sale

Cartridge Brass (7/13) Negotiable

I have all kinds (rifle and handgun) and too many to list. Most are once fired. Call me and I’ll see

what I have.

Contact vito 303-977-9527 and/or [email protected]

RCBS rifle dies, all 2-die Full Length sizer, used, in good shape, $20 per set

22-250, 7mm Rem Mag, 30-06, 300 Win Mag, 338 Win Mag

RCBS 44 mag/44 spl carbide set, $35

Lee 32 S&W set, $20

Call Steve 720-299-4868





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ACCESSORIES for sale

Glock G22 mags (40 S&W) (8/13), new, unused, $30 each

have 5.

Glock G23 mags (40 S&W) (8/13), new, unused, $30 each

have 4.

Bianchi X15 shoulder holsters (8/13) $50 each

right hand, new, unused, 1 large size, 1 extra large size ($125 Midway)

Leupold 2x handgun scope, silver finish, excellent condition (8/13) $165

Call Steve 720-299-4868

Trijicon New (8/13) $850 OBO

SRS02 Sealed Reflex Sight 1.75 MOA Red Dot Quick Release Flattop SRS-02 I bought this brand

new as a package deal with a new Colt AR-15 LE6940. The Trijicon is brand new in box.

Scott Frerking at (303) 808-0886 or [email protected]

WANTED

Sig Sauer P238 – any type (8/13)

Contact Joe Levy @ 720-922-5929 or [email protected]

20 Gauge STS Shotgun hulls(6/13)

Call Tom Moore 303-263-6473 or [email protected]





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SHFC May 2013 Calendar Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

Practical

Pistol, pistol

house

Reserved,

1700-done,

Mike S. 7-

3478

2

Trap, Shotgun Range

Reserved, 1600- Done,

Call Ray S.

303.985.8072 Cowboy

Action, Pistol Range

Reserved 1700-1900

Mark B. 7-3360

3Practical Pistol, pistol house Reserved

16:30-Done, Call Ben G. 1-1009

Membership Renewal clubhouse 1715-

1815

4 .22RF Metal Silhouette, 200

Range Reserved, 0900-1200,

Call Ron G. 7.8474

22 RF Sporter, 200 Range

Reserved, 1230-1500, Call

Corey K. 7.5507

CBA Shoot, Archery 0800-

1500

Jim Gilmore 303.379.3168

5 BSA Troop

989 Shoot 100 yd Rifle and

Shotgun ranges

0900-1300

Restricted.

Contact Paul

Monce 303-977-

3823.

6 SHFC Board

Meeting – Clubhouse

1700

PP Lite, Pistol house

& 100yd Restricted,

1615-Done, Dave N.

303.977.8068

7 Skeet,

Shotgun

Range

Reserved,

1600-DONE,

Wayne M.

303.978.1494

8 Practical

Pistol, pistol

house

Reserved,

1700-done,

Mike S. 7-

3478

9 Basic Pistol,

Clubhouse, 1800-2200

Trap, Shotgun Range


Call Ray S.

303.985.8072

10 (Off Fri)

High Power, 200/300 Range Reserved

0800-1300, Call Gene A. 1.1531

Summer 3 Gun, pistol house Reserved

12:30-1600, Call Ben G. 1-1009

Practical Pistol, pistol house Reserved


Skeet, Shotgun Range Reserved, 1000-

DONE, Wayne M. 303.978.1494

11 Muzzle Loaders, 200

Range Reserved 900-1200,

Call Ken R. 7.7827

Youth Shoot, 100 yd &

Shotgun Reserved, 0900-Done,

Lou T. 303.358.2260

Basic Pistol, Pistol House,

Reserved, 0800-1300

12 13 SHFC General

Membership Meeting

– Pavilions by

Clubhouse 1700

Basic Pistol,


PP Ladies, Pistol

house & 100yd

Restricted, 1615-

Done, Dave N.

303.977.8068

14 Hunter Ed

– Clubhouse

@ 1800-2100

Skeet,

Shotgun

Range

Reserved,

1600-DONE,

Wayne M.

303.978.1494

15 Hunter

Ed –

Clubhouse

@ 1800-2100

Practical

Pistol, pistol

house

Reserved,

1700-done,

Mike S. 7-

3478

16 Hunter Ed –

Clubhouse @ 1800-

2100

Trap, Shotgun Range


Ray S. 303.985.8072

Cowboy Action, Pistol

Range Reserved 1700-

1900 Mark B. 7-3360

17Practical Pistol, pistol house Reserved


18 CF Metal Silhouette, 200

Range Reserved, 0900-1200,

Call Ron G. 7.8474

Hunter Ed – 100yd @ 0830-

1500

19 Youth

Shoot, 100 yd &

Shotgun

Reserved, 1200-

Done, Lou T.

303.358.2260

20 PP Lite, Pistol house

& 100yd Restricted,

1615-Done, Dave N.

303.977.8068

21 Skeet,

Shotgun

Range

Reserved,

1600-DONE,

Wayne M.

303.978.1494

22

Practical

Pistol, pistol

house

Reserved,

1700-done,

Mike S. 7-

3478

23

Trap, Shotgun Range


Call Ray S.

303.985.8072

24 (Off Fri)


0800-1300, Call Gene A. 1.1531


12:30-1600, Call Ben G. 1-1009




DONE, Wayne M. 303.978.1494

25

26 27 PP Ladies, Pistol

house & 100yd

Restricted, 1615-

Done, Dave N.

303.977.8068

28 Skeet,

Shotgun

Range

Reserved,

1600-DONE,

Wayne M.

303.978.1494

29 Practical

Pistol, pistol

house

Reserved,

1700-done,

Mike S. 7-

3478

30 Trap, Shotgun

Range Reserved, 1600-

Done, Call Ray S.

303.985.8072 Cowboy


Reserved 1700-1900

Mark B. 7-3360

31




39

SHFC June 2013 Calendar Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 .22RF Metal Silhouette,

200 Range Reserved,

0900-1200, Ron 7.8474


Reserved, 1230-1500,

Corey K. 7.5507

2 Boy Scout

Troop 329

Archery,

Archery Range

Restricted,

1000-1400,

Larry E. 303-

977-9790

3 SHFC Board

Meeting –

Clubhouse 1700

PP Lite, Pistol

house & 100yd

Restricted, 1615-

Done, Dave N.

303.977.8068

4 Skeet,

Shotgun Range

Reserved, 1600-

DONE, Wayne

M.

303.978.1494

5

Practical Pistol,

pistol house

Reserved, 1700-

done, Mike S. 7-

3478

6 Basic Pistol, Clubhouse,

1800-2200

Trap, Shotgun Range

Reserved, 1600- Done, Call

Ray S. 303.985.8072

7 (Off Fri)


0800-1300, Gene 1.1531 D. Casey 1.7197


12:30-1600, Call Ben G. 1-1009




DONE, Wayne M. 303.978.1494



Call Ken R. 7.7827


Shotgun Reserved, 0900-

Done, Lou T.

303.358.2260


Reserved, 0800-1300

9 10 Basic Pistol,

Clubhouse, 1800-

2200

PP Ladies, Pistol

house & 100yd

Restricted, 1615-

Done, Dave N.

303.977.8068

11 Skeet,

Shotgun Range

Reserved, 1600-

DONE, Wayne

M.

303.978.1494

12

Practical Pistol,

pistol house

Reserved, 1700-

done, Mike S. 7-

3478

13 PPITH, Clubhouse, 1800-

2200

Trap, Shotgun Reserved,

1600-Done, Ray 303.985.8072

Cowboy Action, Pistol Range

Reserved 1700-1900 Mark B.

7-3360

14



15 Hunter Ed – Internet

@ 800-1200

CF Metal Silhouette, 200

Range Reserved, 0900-

1200, Call Ron G. 7.8474

PPITH, Pistol House,

Reserved, 0800-1300

16 17 PPITH,

Clubhouse, 1800-

2200

PP Lite, Pistol

house & 100yd

Restricted, 1615-

Done, Dave N.

303.977.8068

18 Skeet,

Shotgun Range

Reserved, 1600-

DONE, Wayne

M.

303.978.1494

19

Practical Pistol,

pistol house

Reserved, 1700-

done, Mike S. 7-

3478

20

Trap, Shotgun Range

Reserved, 1600- Done, Call

Ray S. 303.985.8072

21 (Off Fri) Clubhouse Unavailable


0800-1300, Gene 1.1531 D. Casey 1.7197


12:30-1600, Call Ben G. 1-1009




DONE, Wayne M. 303.978.1494

22

Clubhouse Unavailable

23

Clubhouse

Unavailable

24 PP Ladies,

Pistol house &

100yd Restricted,

1615-Done, Dave

N. 303.977.8068

25 Skeet,

Shotgun Range

Reserved, 1600-

DONE, Wayne

303.978.1494

26

Practical Pistol,

pistol house

Reserved, 1700-

done, Mike 7-3478

27 Trap, Shotgun Reserved,

1600-Done, Ray 303.985.8072

Cowboy Action, Pistol Range

Reserved 1700-1900 Mark B.

7-3360

28



29 Archery Hunter Ed –

Clubhouse @ 800-1600

General Steel Day, pistol

house Reserved 12:00-

1600, Call Ben G. 1-1009

30 Youth

Shoot, 100 yd

& Shotgun

Reserved, 1200-

Done, Lou T.

303.358.2260


40

SHFC July 2013 Calendar Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 SHFC Board

Meeting – Clubhouse

1700


& 100yd Restricted,

1615-Done, Dave N.

303.977.8068

2 Skeet,

Shotgun Range

Reserved, 1600-

DONE, Wayne

M.

303.978.1494

3

Practical Pistol,

pistol house

Reserved, 1700-

done, Mike S. 7-

3478

4

Trap, Shotgun Range


Call Ray S.

303.985.8072

5 (Off Fri)


0800-1300, Call Gene A. 1.1531 or D.

Casey 1.7197


12:30-1600, Call Ben G. 1-1009




DONE, Wayne M. 303.978.1494

6 .22RF Metal Silhouette,

200 Range Reserved,

0900-1200, Call Ron G.

7.8474



Corey K. 7.5507


house & 100yd

Restricted, 1615-Done,

Dave N. 303.977.8068

9 Skeet,

Shotgun Range

Reserved, 1600-

DONE, Wayne

M.

303.978.1494

10

Practical Pistol,

pistol house

Reserved, 1700-

done, Mike S. 7-

3478

11 Basic Pistol,


Trap, Shotgun Range


Call Ray S.

303.985.8072 Cowboy


Reserved 1700-1900

Mark B. 7-3360

12





Call Ken R. 7.7827


Shotgun Reserved, 0900-

Done, Lou T.

303.358.2260


Reserved, 0800-1300

14 15 Basic Pistol,



& 100yd Restricted,

1615-Done, Dave N.

303.977.8068

16 Skeet,

Shotgun Range

Reserved, 1600-

DONE, Wayne

M.

303.978.1494

17

Practical Pistol,

pistol house

Reserved, 1700-

done, Mike S. 7-

3478

18

Trap, Shotgun Range


Call Ray S.

303.985.8072

19 (Off Fri)


0800-1300, Call Gene A. 1.1531 or D.

Casey 1.7197


12:30-1600, Call Ben G. 1-1009




DONE, Wayne M. 303.978.1494

20 Hunter Ed – Internet

@ 800-1200 CF Metal

Silhouette, 200 Range


Ron G. 7.8474


house & 100yd

Restricted, 1615-Done,

Dave N. 303.977.8068

23 Skeet,

Shotgun Range

Reserved, 1600-

DONE, Wayne

M.

303.978.1494

24

Practical Pistol,

pistol house

Reserved, 1700-

done, Mike S. 7-

3478

25

Trap, Shotgun Range


Call Ray S.

303.985.8072 Cowboy


Reserved 1700-1900

Mark B. 7-3360

26



27 Archery Hunter Ed –

Clubhouse @ 800-1600

28 Youth Shoot,

100 yd & Shotgun

Reserved, 1200-

Done, Lou T.

303.358.2260

29 PP Lite, Pistol house

& 100yd Restricted,

1615-Done, Dave N.

303.977.8068

30 Skeet,

Shotgun Range

Reserved, 1600-

DONE, Wayne

303.978.1494

31 Practical

Pistol, pistol

house Reserved,

1700-done, Mike

S. 7-3478

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