Hello Everyone, I would like to wish all of you a Happy Holiday and a happy and prosperous New Year. May the jolly old man dressed in red with the white beard be generous to you all. I would like to thank you for your generous gifts to the Association in behalf of the ‘Toys for Tots’. December is still young and we could always use more money and gifts for the kids of the Marines and Sailors aboard Camp Pendleton. Let us not be selfish in our gifts to these kids whose mom or dad is serving in a hostile environment. This is the season that many of us travel to distant places visiting grandma and grandpa, other relatives and friends. Whether you are driving, taking the train, bus, or going by air keep it safe and have a wonderful time. In the words of Jolly Ole Saint Nick, ‘Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night’. Leonard ESCONDIDO F ISH & GAME ASSOCIATION December 2007 Affiliated with: National Rifle Association. • Calif. Rifle & Pistol Association. • Single Action Shooting Society San Diego Wildlife Federation & The National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association • Civilian Marksmanship Program • National Shooting Sports Foundation MEETINGS OFFICERS Board Meeting 1st Thursday 6:30 PM - Meeting Hall General Meeting 2nd Thursday 7:15 PM Meeting Hall PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE President Leonard Hodges 951-765-2852 [email protected]Vice President Mike Marks LM 760-744-7784 Secretary Neil Pisk 760-781-1289 [email protected]Treasurer Lucy Nelson 760-294-6321 [email protected]Board Members Ray Bucholz LM 760-741-0668 Craig Busby LM 858-486-3522 Ren Everett 760-432-2089 Ed Migdal LM 760-598-0093 Kevin Miller LM 760-480-7267 Kurt Nelson 760-745-2640 Bud Smith 858-486-2666 [email protected]Chief Range Officer Ray Bucholz LM 760-741-0668 Asst. Chief Range Officer Neil Pisk 760-781-1289 Association Clerk Steve Prough 760-294-1458 [email protected]Bulletin K.L. Notter LM PP 760-741-3229 [email protected]www.escondidofishandgame.com 16525 Guejito Road Escondido, CA 92027 1
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Hello Everyone,
I would like to wish all of you a Happy Holiday and a happy and
prosperous New Year. May the jolly old man dressed in red with the white beard be generous to you all. I would like to thank you for your generous gifts to the Association in behalf of the ‘Toys for Tots’. December is still young and we could always use more money and gifts for the kids of the Marines and Sailors aboard Camp Pendleton. Let us not be selfish in our gifts to these kids whose mom or dad is serving in a hostile environment.
This is the season that many of us travel to distant places visiting grandma and grandpa, other relatives and friends. Whether you are driving, taking the train, bus, or going by air keep it safe and have a wonderful time.
In the words of Jolly Ole Saint Nick, ‘Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night’.
Leonard
EscondidoFish & GamE association
D e c e m b e r 2 0 0 7Affiliated with: National Rifle Association. • Calif. Rifle & Pistol Association. • Single Action Shooting Society
San Diego Wildlife Federation & The National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association • Civilian Marksmanship Program • National Shooting Sports Foundation
rifle range. We had a crew working with rakes and shovels on the trap, rifle and pistol ranges on WAD Patrol (Dusty work). What a mess, there must have been several hundred thousand wads. The tractor driver, Gary Locke, was working the bank, and we loaded the piles in the bucket and we filled the bed of the gator again and again. Lonny had a load of food, sodas, water, hotdogs, hamburgers, chili, etc. Roy did the cooking and we were all rewarded with a great meal. Ed Migdal and son painted the trap house on Friday and Saturday and Ed was back on Sunday with rake in hand. We had a raffle and Lonny passed out trap cards to three members of the work party. Thanks again guys, we make a great team. Save a Sunday in four months and we can do it again. Time and Date are to be determined. We really need 50 volunteers the next go around. Remember: Safety is First, and please help us keep our range clean.Thanks Again, Bud Smith
ESCONDIDO BANDIDOS DO WELL, AGAINSeveral of the Bandidos participated in the multi-day Gun Fight behind the Jersey Lily in Norco in October. Ruthless Roth (Andy Roth) placed first in B-Western, J. W. Bass (J. W. Bailey) was second, Buck Garrett (Brad Hall) was first in Senior Classic Cowboy, Black Jack Flagg (Tom Volle) was
THANKS LAURELLaurel Carlson supplied the material and replaced the carpet on some of the shooting benches on the rifle range. The reworked benches look good!
BRING A TOY TO THE DECEMBER MEETINGWe will still be accepting toys for “Toys for tots” at the December 13 meeting. If you don’t have time to shop for a toy, we will accept checks or cash. Everything collected will go to Marine families. If you can’t make it to the Dec. meeting, mail a check to the P. O. Box or drop your toy or donation @ Cal Custom in Fallbrook.
WIN BIG AT THE DECEMBER MEETINGSeveral hundred dollars worth of gift certificates will be given away. The gift certificates are to: Cal Custom, Precision Arms, Duncan’s Gun Works, American Shooting Center, & stores at North County Fair.
WORK PARTY OF OCT. 28Members who volunteered to work this event:Bob Nation, Bob Schoenfield, Bud Smith, Bill Kitrell, Craig Busby, Craig Rogers, Denny Martin, Ed Migdal, Gary Locke, Harry Fagan, Ira Bryant, Jake Nelson, Jerry Everett, Kasey Nelson, Kevin Miller, Kurt Nelson, Lee Allen, Lonny Fowler, Mike Marks, Mike Vighato, Ren Everett, & Tony Desiderio.I apologize to any member if I missed your name on the attendance list. We had a sign in sheet but I am not sure everyone signed in. I appreciate all the 20+ members that donated their Sunday to help make our range look great for every member to enjoy. It was a long day, a very successful day with many projects completed. Denny and his crew tackled the camp area with chain saws, cutting and stacking fallen trees and branches. Kurt was busy sharpening the chain saw blades; I also spotted him in his chair, raking the
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NOTTER’S NOTESDec. 2007
Escondido Fish & Game Assoc.P.O. Box 460506Escondido, CA 92046Pub. Monthly, Vol. 10, Issue 12
DEADLINESItems For the January Bulletin Due Monday, December 17th
Any and all requests for items to appear in the monthly bulletin should be routed through
NRA Awards $10,000 in Scholarships to Outstanding Junior Members
The National Rifle Association has selected three of its top Junior Members to receive the 2007 Out-standing Achievement Youth Award, recognizing them for their active participation in the community, the classroom, and the shooting sports. Overall, $10,000 in scholarship money was awarded to the win-ners thanks to a generous donation from Brownells, Inc., the world's largest supplier of firearms acces-sories and gunsmithing tools.A $5,000 scholarship was awarded to first-place winner Juliann Terry, 18, of Newcastle, Wyo. A mem-ber of the Rapid City Rifle Club, Terry placed first in .22 rifle at the 2006 Wyoming 4-H Shooting Sports competition and later represented the state of Wyoming at the 2006 4-H Nationals, placing fifth in the country in smallbore competition. In addition to being a fine shooter, Terry is also active in her community, having presented the Eddie Eagle GunSafe® Program to local elementary school students and volunteering as a teen leader at 4-H workshops and summer camps in her home county. She excels in the classroom as well, sporting a 4.0 grade point average while playing clarinet in the Newcastle High School Band.
"Juliann exemplifies all of the qualities that we look for in awarding the Outstanding Achievement Youth Award," said NRA Youth Programs Manager Larry Quandahl. "She is an exceptional young person, one who has demonstrated extraordinary leadership qualities, complete dedication in the class-room, and an unwavering commitment to the shooting sports."
The second-place award and its accompanying $3,000 scholarship went to eighteen-year-old Scott Thomas of Poca, W.Va. Thomas, an NRA Life Member, is a member of the Putnam County Gun Club Junior Smallbore Team. He is a three-time smallbore competitor in the National Matches at Camp Per-ry, Ohio, and he has served as a volunteer at numerous shooting camps. Thomas was selected to attend the 2006 Youth Education Summit (YES) in Washington, D.C., earning a hunting trip for his exception-al performance at the event. He hopes to one day shoot on the West Virginia University rifle team.
Jonathan Warhol, 16, of Leonardo, N.J., was the third-place winner, earning a $2,000 scholarship. Warhol is an apprentice NRA Certified Shotgun Instructor and has achieved the rating of Distinguished Expert in the shotgun course of fire of the Winchester/NRA Marksmanship Qualification Program. Warhol has distinguished himself on the skeet field, becoming the 2006 New Jersey Junior Champion in 28 gauge. An honor student at New Jersey's Mater Dei High School, Warhol teaches others the joys of shotgun shooting through the Women On Target® Program, youth day events, and the junior shooting program at the Central Jersey Rifle and Pistol Club.
All NRA Junior Members (or NRA Regular or Life Members under age 18) who are current members of an NRA-affiliated club or state association and who have completed one NRA Basic Firearm Train-ing Course are eligible for the award. Applicants must also have earned at least one rating through the Winchester/NRA Marksmanship Qualification Program and submitted three letters of recommenda-tion, a copy of their school transcript, and a 1,000-word essay entitled, "What the Shooting Sports has Taught Me."
Applications for next year's Outstanding Achievement Youth Award are due at NRA Headquar-ters no later than May 1, 2008. To learn more about the program or how to apply, please contact NRA's Youth Programs Department at (703) 267-1505 or visit www.nrahq.org/youth/achievement.asp. Inc.
November 3, 2007There were 18 Shooters
Overall (Andy Roth) Ruthless Roth 139.44
Silver Senior (JW Bailey) JW Bass 164.82
Elder Statesmen (Jim Schaubel) Two Dog 180.04
Duelist (Anthony Mark) Eye Glass Owens 194.46
Traditional 49'er (Randy Olsen) Masalto Randy 201.58
Traditional (Rick Blauciak) Banjo Brown 227.68
Frontier Cartridge (Paul Durnal) Blastaway Pablo 300.62
Top 10 Shooters:
1. Ruthless Roth (Traditional 49'er) ......... 139.442. JW Bass (Silver Sr.) ............................. 164.823. Two Dog (Elder Statesmen) ................ 180.044. Eye Glass Owens (Duelist) ................... 194.465. Masalto Randy (Traditional 49'er) ....... 201.586. Red Shirt (Senior Duelist) .................... 215.737. Banjo Brown (Traditional) ................... 226.978. Buckskin Butch Senior) ..................... 234.959. Rustler (Duelist) ................................... 262.4610.Ten Nails (Elder Statesmen) ............... 265.29
November 4, 2007
Jim Trevellyan ........................................484-16X
Mark Dambkowski ..................................260-4X
Kurt Nelson .............................................257-2X
Matt Johnson ................................................ 138
Scores for November Air Pistol Silhouette match
Indoor Open Sights
Jim McKim ................................................... 17Charlie Hull .................................................. 13
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second in Silver Senior, Blastaway Pablo (Paul Durnal) was third in frontier Cartridge, and Buckskin Butch (Paul Stumbo) was given an Appreciation Award. Congratulation, guys!
NOVEMBER DONORSThanks to; Auditory Assistants, Cal Custom, Warren & Edie Hill, Marshall Goodard, Neil Pisk, James Rolfes, L. T. Reynolds, Kevin Miller, Frank Alessio, Tony Desiderio, Kenneith & Dorothy Notter, Al Maioriello (Valley Security Shop), Ed Migdal, & Kurt Nelson for donating to the November table.
Jenny Nelson won the $25 attendance prize. Mark Liggett was drawn for the $100 attendance prize, but he was not present.
HUNTER EDUCATION ON HIATUSThere will be no Hunter Education class in December or January. Classes will resume in February.
AIR PISTOL PRATICE FOR DECEMBER IS CANCELLEDThe will be no Air Pistol Practice on Tuesday nights in December. Practice will resume in the middle of January. The Air Pistol Silhouette match on December 11 will be held.
WE HAVE A NEW SODA MACHINEThe new machine is in the Trap Ramada. There is no machine in the Meeting Hall. The new machine has nine (9) choices of twenty (20) ounce drinks. The cost is $1.25 per drink and the machine does take dollar bills.
DON’T FIRE INTO THE AIR!Every New Year’s Eve, people fire handguns and rifles into the air. They do not know where those rounds come down. Every year people are wounded by these bullets and sometimes someone dies.
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Escondido Fish & Game
Trapshooting Etiquette
1. Make your entry far enough in advance, so that the office can properly
process it. Clubs want shoots to start on time, but they can’t if
shooters don’t sign up enough in advance so that squadding and
record keeping can be done.
2. Be ready when your squad is called and also when it is your turn to
shoot in the squad.
3. Do not lean over each time to pick a shell out of a box on the ground,
or to pick up empties. Have your shells where you don’t have to
stoop to get them.
4. Do not raise your gun until the shooter ahead of you fires.
5. Remain at your post until the 5th man has fired, then move to the next
position at the end of the round. Stand facing the traps until the last
man has fired the last shot. If you are leadoff, do not fire until all
squad members are in position after each change.
6. Never load your gun before changing positions. When going from
position 5 to position 1, turn to the right to avoid bumping guns with
the man coming from post 4.
7. Load only one shell at a time except in doubles. Close the gun only
when it is your turn to shoot. If a delay occurs, remove the shell.
8. Do not let ejected shells from your gun hit or annoy other shooters.
9. Do no unnecessary talking when you are on the firing line. When you
are not on the firing line, keep your voice down when you are around
other squads which are shooting.
10. Time your shooting to establish rhythm in the squad. Call in a loud
clear voice so there is no confusion about when the puller should
respond.
11. Be a sportsman at all times. Be sure your competitors get what is due
them, but do not be a target claimer.
12. Observe safety rules. Do not point your gun at another, even if it is
unloaded. On the firing line, always keep your gun pointed toward
the ground or the trap houses.
13. Shooters are always willing to have you look at their guns, if you ask
permission first. Do not pick up another’s gun from the gun rack and
handle it without asking.
RUGER 10/22 OWNERS
Holiday Special
Beautiful new thumbhole, laminate Boyds Custom stocks for the Ruger 10/22 rifle.
Have you been thinking of upgrading your Ruger 10/22 rifle? Here is the perfect first step. These custom rifle stocks come in all sorts of colors and styles. Please see Ray Bucholz for an opportunity to see these stocks.
These stocks regularly sell for $159.50 - $179.50.
Members special price of $124.50 for any of these custom rifle stocks in our inventory.
Give Ray a call at 760 443-1852.
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Seasons greetings to all. Well, it is rifle raffle time again. One of you lucky range masters, trap masters or shoot chairs will be winning the custom Ruger 10/22 rifle at the general membership meeting this month. That’s right, Milt Johnson has been diligently tabulating the names and if you make contact with Ray Bucholz, you will be given your envelope with the raffle tickets inside for the drawing. For those of you who feel you might want to get in a few extra licks, tabulations will continue up until December 10, 2007. Remember, each time you stand a range master duty post, you get an entry into the raffle. Three (3) tickets will be drawn. The first ticket will be the winning ticket. The two tickets after that will be alternates.IF THE WINNER IS NOT PRESENT AT THE DECEMBER MEETING, THE WINNING NUMBER WILL BE POSTED ON THE BULLETIN BOARD IN THE TRAP RAMADA. YOU WILL HAVE THIRTY (30) DAYS TO CLAIM THE PRIZE. IF NOT CLAIMED AFTER THE THIRTY DAYS, THE NEXT ALTERNATE NUMBER WILL BE POSTED.
Juniors: Unfortunately, we have to change the prize for the “Decorate the Tree” giveaway. The Wii game system we were promised has not surfaced. Instead, we will be giving away special prizes to three (3) juniors. (first, second, third) All entry decorations must be on the tree by December 10, 2007. Remember, all decorations have to be handmade and must have the name of the maker somewhere on it.
There are still some members that seem to be having trouble with the front gate. Please remember you must push the # symbol before entering the combination number.
Range masters: Please remember the schedule books for sign up are in the Trap Ramada. Also, Kenneith Notter will be making it possible for all of us to schedule our duty days on line. Please call Kenneith to get your login information.
OH! News from the North Pole. Santa says he will be giving a special prize to one lucky rangemaster who shows up at the December general membership meeting wearing his/her rangemaster red shirt, red cap and name badge.
Play Safe, Stay Safe
Remington 1100 12 GA barrel, 3 inch magnum, 30 inch fullchoke with a vent rib. Nice condition, one slight scratch on leftside from gun cabinet rub. Also, a 20" tactical barrel for the samemodel Remington, also 3 inch magnum. Price is $125 for the longbarrel, $100 for the short one. I'm interested in a 2 3/4" 12GAbarrel for my Remington 1100, if you have one in serviceablecondition, give me a call at (760) 751-1031, Clark.
Colt SAA. 7.5" bbl. 44-40 cal. very early third generation gun manufactured 1978' SA prefix after serial number. Custom elk horn grips, never fired excellent condition. $1,600.00. Shiloh Sharps saddle ring carbine 54 cal. paper cartridge rifle. Early Farmingdale mfg. with bullets and paper cartridge kit. Excellent condition. $1,650.00.Please call Robert @ (760) 747-9534.
Black Powder Pistol. Colt Walker replica, perfect condition, $300.00Chuck 760-439-7749
REFURBISH THAT OLD 10/22Factory new standard RUGER 10/22 barrel and wooden stock - $50. Call Kenneith @ 760-741-3229.
REMINGTON 700, 7-08, 24 inch bbl., N. I. B., SPS Buckmaster w/Realtree hardwood (gray) stock - $450 (buyer pays DROS). BROWNING 500 26 inch bbl. (N. I. B.) for gas operated model, Invector chokes, Vent Rib – make offer. Please call Don @ 760-433-2411.
Thompson Contender: SS Receiver with 10" 22 LR SS Match grade barrel. $525.00 Buyer pays all Fees. Call Tom @ 760-294-8184
Ruger Mark II bull barrel, red dot scope 22LR with trigger work, etc. $495 OBO. COLT All American 2000 9MM $595 OBO as NIB. Ruger P85 (98%) 9MM $349 OBO. Remington Shotgun 11-87 12ga 2 3/4-3 Black furniture, extended tube, red dot scope, case $750 OBO. H&K Benelli Shotgun, M-1 Super 90 extended tube, red dot, extra goose barrel $799 OBO. Gun kits (two) for 40 or 45 no barrels or springs a gunsmiths dream both for $450. Reloading equipment by Lee. Various calibers ANIB. Loading stand, auto disk powder measure, Midway 1292 tumbler, Brass plus midway brass cleaner, boxes of cast bullets, federal small pistol primers-3 boxes, Clays handgun powder etc. Will sell as a package deal $500. Flak vest and Kevlar helmet $200 for both. Bushnell telescope 20x60 $25. Claude 760-297-1414 or [email protected]. .308 M-1 or M-14Claude 760-297-1414
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Range Meeting Hall - 760-749-3277Trap Ramada - 760-749-3277
S H O O TC H A I R S
C L A S S I F I E D STo place a classified ad contact K.L. Notter at:
[email protected] or (760) 741-3229All sales must comply with Federal and State laws!
WANTED
FOR SALEair Gun
Kevin Miller .............760-480-7267air Pistol silhouEttE
Jim McKim .............760-745-4035Basic handGun
Jack Bryson .............760-746-2868Black PowdEr traP
