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P.O. Box 621489Littleton, CO 80162-1489

June 2008CLUB NEWSCLUB NEWS

REMINDER TO ALL MEMBERSLockheed Martin's Workplace Security policy, CPS-565 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 LMA policy.Members wanting to store firearms or archery equipment during the day ONLY, must contact Gene Adamson (1-1531) or Dave Mulholland (7-3674) for access instructions.

PRESIDENT’S CORNERFirst and foremost let me take this opportunity to thank the Skyline membership for their continued support of our club. We continue the strong membership renewal results we’ve experienced over the years. That’s a positive sign for our club. I would also like to emphasize that our continued existence as a vibrant and successful club is contingent on our continued and unwavering focus on safety and adherence to the club Range Rules. We’ve reported in prior newsletters and members meetings that LM Corporation is planning a risk audit of club operations this August. We should expect increased attention and scrutiny by LMSSC oversight personnel to ensure we are adhering to the club Range Rules and all Company policies and procedures while using the range and operating the club. Please remember that every Skyline club member is responsible for knowing and following the rules, no exceptions, no excuses. If you haven’t re-read the Range Rules recently, now would be an excellent time to refresh your memory. What is the closest distance I can shoot at steel targets? What is the first thing I do when I arrive at the range? Where are the waiver liability (guests) forms deposited? When you think about it, there are many, many rules to know and follow. We expect all Skyline members (and the guests for whom you are responsible) to always be at your best. This is our club and it’s our responsibility to keep it safe, accessible, fun and educational. Be safe, be Skyline.

PLEASE FOLLOW RANGE RULESIt has been noted by members to the SHFC Board, that personnel were observed cross-firing from the pistol house to the gongs on the hill that belong to the 100-yard range. This is a violation of the Range Rules. Members observing any behavior that they believe violates the Range Rules are encouraged to point the violation out to the offenders, obtain names if possible, and provide that information to the Board for education and corrective action. Alternately, the

Board can obtain access card data and ask the company for surveillance video to determine the parties that need to be spoken to. Additionally, members shooting at the plinking range were found to not have cleaned up their target debris in accordance with the Range Rules specifically designed for the plinking area. Knowledge of and enforcement of Range Rules is every member’s responsibility. Signs will be posted in the pistol house that shooting at the gongs at the 100-yard range is a violation of the Range Rules. A sign will be posted that utilizing "non standard" targets in the plinking range area still requires the shooters to clean up their target area.

RANGE POWER OUTAGEThe range is scheduled to have a power outage from Friday June 13th through Sunday June 15th. The range will remain open but will be limited to daylight hours. All lights, the electrical powered trap and skeet machines will not be operational. We expect the range phones to be operational in case of emergencies. Probably a good idea to bring your cell phone as a backup if you get a signal. Since the electronic swipe gate will not be operational, we will set up a manual sign in sheet by the purchasing shed where the required waivers for guests are deposited. PLEASE REMEMBER TO SIGN IN before commencing to your range. No need to activate the range in use light for this weekend. A sign will be placed by the range in use lights to warn that the range maybe in use.

WISH WARD ANTHONY WELLWe’re saddened to report that our treasurer, Ward Anthony, has fallen seriously ill and is in the hospital. According to his wife BJ, Ward will likely not be able to fulfill his role as treasurer for the club. Gene Adamson will be acting treasure while the board searches for a replacement.

MEET OUR NEW FISHING CHAIRMike Pfeifer is our new Fishing Committee Chair. Here’s a little information about Mike in his own words. I have been with the company since 1980 working in the Quality Assurance area and with the exception of a 13 year assignment at White Sands Missile Range have spent most of that time here at Waterton. A native of Minnesota and an avid Walleye enthusiast; trout and fly fishing are just barely in my vernacular. Wife and I make frequent trips to northern Minnesota and Ontario Canada to pursue the wily Walleye and Northern Pike and have made a number of float plane trips to remote lakes in Ontario. Looking for input from the membership regarding fishing related topics that would be of interest. In the meantime will try to include topics and articles in the monthly newsletter that hopefully will be of interest. Might be fun to try a club fishing contest on one of the local lakes. You can contact Mike Pfeifer at 303-977-6609 or michae.w.pfeifer@lmco.com .

NEED NEW MEMBERSHIP CHAIRSteve Choromanski, our membership chair for the past year will be taking on a new work assignment that will require significant travel and TDY. He will not be able to continue as the membership chair. The hard part is done for this year. Renewals are completed. We are looking for a replacement to take over for Steve as soon as possible. Please contact Dennis Dal Pra, 303-977-0992 if interested. We would like to thank Steve for his work as membership chair and wish him luck on his new work assignment.

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ROCK FALL WARNINGSpring is usually rock fall season. The highest potential for rock fall is the section of road between the Archery Range and the electronic gate. Members have noticed and reported basketball sized rocks on this section of road and you’ve probably noticed recent rock removal activity. Please take caution going to and from the range. Please check the Website and Range Hotline (303-977-7432) for any updates.

PASTURE ROTATION AND RANGE ROAD GATESFrom time to time, the ridge riders will rotate their horses to different pastures on the LM property. Some of these rotations will require pasture gates along the range road be kept closed. Last month, the Ridge Riders rotated their horses into pasture #14. This required closing the gates pass the Archery pavilion and at the top of the incline before the electronic gate. The horses are now in pasture 15N and the pasture gates on the range road are open. Please pay attention to the sign on the pasture gates and close them when required. Here’s a schedule of planned pasture rotations:

-Move to pasture 15S June 28th

-Move to pasture 13N July 19th

Pasture Map.

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The move to pasture 15 north and south should not impact range road gates. You will be notified of future rotations that affect the range road via email notification, this newsletter and the club website. Due to weather and other reasons, the planned pasture rotations may change. Please follow the range road pasture gate instructions. Thank you.

As a reminder here is excerpt from the Safety and Range Rules regarding pasture gates:"3. If the horses are in a pasture controlled by a gate in question, that gate should be closed and secured at all times unless there are other controls in place preventing horses from escaping. The horse club may post an occupancy sign to help.4. If there is a sign on a gate requesting that it be closed, the gate should be closed after passing through it regardless of the state in which the gate was found."

BOD MINUTES 07 JUNE 2008Attendees: Dennis Dal Pra, Karl Thompson, Ward Anthony, Dennis Casey, Keith Davis, Tony Christensen, Walter Tang, Ken Ruiz, Gene Adamson

1) We will staff a booth at the SSC fun run if volunteers are available.

2) Corporate Audit of RangeMet last week with SSC on an upcoming Corporate Audit of the shooting facility. SSC

wants to do a self-assessment in May – June prior to Corporate scheduled in August.Plant protection has asked for copies of all our procedures etc.Will check with committee chairs to review procedures and to assure that the SHFC

website is up to date.

NEW CLUB POLICIES IN EFFECT

RELEASE OF LIABILITYOne new policy is the Release of Liability that must be signed and submitted by the member prior to obtaining their Range Access badge for the year. This release is intended to protect club assets, officers, and volunteers. Primary members, i.e., the LM/ULA employee or retiree in whose name the SHFC membership is in, will sign the release annually for himself and any minor children (under 18 years of age). All others, family members or not, will sign each time they visit the range. Put another way, guests must sign a release each and every time they visit the range. This is because the easiest way to ensure that we have a release signed for a guest is to have guests sign a release each visit. It obviates the need for tracking who has, or has not, signed a release, and if the release is current, etc.

Committee or group leaders, e.g., the Youth Shooting Sports committee chairman, will be required to obtain waivers signed adult guests and by the parents of any minor children participating in range activities.

Waivers will be available at each range, and signed waivers will need to be deposited in the mail box at the purchasing shed. There is a Guest Releases of Liability form at the end of this newsletter. The release can also be found by visiting the club website, http://gvtg.com/skyline/ , and clicking the Membership tab.

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EMPTY CHAMBER INDICATORSMost members are aware by now that Empty Chamber Indicators (ECIs) are required for firearms at the range.  This requirement has been included in our recently revised Range Rules. ECIs were previously known as Open Bolt Indicators (OBIs). These ECI’s MUST be placed in your firearm BEFORE your firearm is removed from your vehicle. NO EXCEPTION*. ALL firearms shall be carried from a vehicle to a specific range/shooting station with an ECI in place. NOTE that if there are members at that range, NO HANDLING of FIREARMS at ANY TIME when persons are down range and your firearm should be placed in the rack or left in the case WITH the ECI in place. Members not following the Range Rules are subject to disciplinary action, including dismissal from the club!! *(black powder, shotgun -single/double/O/U excepted, the shotguns should be broken open, black powder should be unloaded with NO cap in place)

To encourage use of ECIs and attendance at club meetings and events, SHFC will provide free ECIs to members attending club meetings and events while supplies last.

STATUS OF CLUB FFLOur purchasing team has finalized the club’s purchasing process document and we are finalizing arrangements for the new FFL premises. We hope to announce the new arrangements very soon.

ELECTRONIC GATEPer the SHFC Range Rules, each club member is required to "wand" their electronic gate card at the electronic gate for accountability. This will also reset the arms timer so it doesn’t come down on your vehicle. Upon leaving the range, each person should push the gate open button so the arms timer is reset so it doesn’t come down on your vehicle on the way out.

ALTERNATIVE TO ELECTRONIC GATEAs a result of further instances where the electronic gate has been damaged, the club will use the manual gate that is located just past the electric one (in bound) as a backup. The combination lock on that gate will be the same as the former SHFC lock on the front gate (The number on your badge). The club member is still required to "wand" their electronic gate card at the electronic gate for accountability. Signs are being placed that will Caution personnel approaching the gate(s). The first one to the range opens the gate, the last one out locks the gate.

MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL COMPLETED MEMBERSHIP AS OF 6/01/08:

Currently we have ~510 paid active and retired members.

~56 new members for 2008

The renewal period ended as of 5/31/2008, after which all unpaid members will be dropped from our roster.

MESSAGE FROM STEVEIt has been a pleasure to serve as the membership committee chairman for 2008 and as co-chairman during 2006 and 2007. I will be leaving this position on 7/1/2008 due to business

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concerns and hopefully an energetic member who wishes to participate and assist the club with this challenging and rewarding position will step forward.

Best of Luck, Steven Choromanski

SHFC WINDOW STICKERSSHFC window stickers are available to SHFC members. Proudly display them on rear window/bumper. It signifies you as a SHFC member. If you would like a sticker, please send an email to Steven Choromanski with your mailstop or pick one up at the members meeting.

WORK BONDWe have a new Work Bond Coordinator. Michael Eubank has volunteered to be the Work Bond Coordinator. Thank you Michael and welcome. Michael will be updating and coordinating the volunteers for the Work Bond tasks. If you want to volunteer for one of the tasks below or a task you think needs to be done please contact Michael (303-971-2860, michael.e.eubank@lmco.com ). Work Bond that you volunteered for with a specific committee should still be coordinated through that committee chair who will coordinate with Michael.

Work Bond Task ListArea Job POC/RMC & NOTES Hours Priority Date Status

100 yard range Missing a window Tony Christensen 5/8/08 Open

100 yard range Clean up range house Tony Christensen 5/8/08 Open

100 yard range Exposed electrical box Tony Christensen High 5/8/08 Open

100 yard range Replace 100 yd target houses with PVC replacement.

Tony Christensen - PVC target house is laying in pieces.

5/8/08 Open

100 yard range Grass Cutting / weed control Tony Christensen - On going job

? High 5/8/08 Open

100 yard range Target Shed door frame fell off Tony Christensen - needs 2x4 reattached (inside shed) with screws

1 Med 5/8/08 Open

100 yard range Lower Gong fell off Tony Christensen

? Med 5/8/08 Open

100 yard range Recover shooting benches (seats)

Tony Christensen - Tops are OK. Seats need new carpet

8 High 5/8/08 Open

100 yd range Fix downspouts for run-off Tony Christensen 5/8/08 Open

200/300 yard range

Grass Cutting / weed control Ron Gorski - On going job

High 5/8/08 Open

Parking area Rebuild bulletin board Plexiglas frame and paint frame

POC? 5/8/08 Open

Parking area Maintenance Shed door repair Door needs complete rebuild - wood is rotten.

Med 5/8/08 Open

The latest work bond task will be placed on the club website. Please contact the work bond coordinator, Michael Eubank, 303-971-2860. michael.e.eubank@lmco.com , or any board member if interested in any of the tasks. Thank you for your help and participation.

ROAD GRADERThanks to Bob Cohen's efforts, SHFC is now the owner of a road grader (in good working condition ) that was surplused by the Lockheed Martin. Also since we have a certified operator in the club, the grader will be used to maintain the range road through all four seasons - Thanks

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to Jack Malin for grading part of the range road this past week .

MEMBERS INPUTFrom Vito:The Sportsman's Warehouse in Littleton (Wadsworth Blvd near Southwest Plaza) publishes a monthly newsletter that includes a $10 off coupon on a $50, or more, purchase. Sign up at the customer service counter and it'll be mailed to you.

From Dennis

Keith Davis bagged a 21 pound Kansas gobbler at 7 AM on opening morning.

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COMMITTEE NEWSCOMMITTEE NEWS

POLITICAL ACTIONFrom our Political Action Chair Tom Moore. You can contact Tom at 303-978-9432 or lynnmoore43@comcast.net

Colorado prairie dog hunting ban defeated. Thanks to calls and attendance at last months meeting of the  Colorado Wildlife Commission in Grand Junction, a proposed ban on prairie dog hunting was defeated by a 9 - 0 vote.

Wal-Mart to videotape gun buyers. In the future Firearm purchases at Wal-Mart will involve a video record of the sale, which the store will keep on file as a database of gun buyers. The NRA is urging hunters and shooters to contact Wal-Mart to show displeasure with this action. Wal-Mart can be reached at 800-925-6278, or www.walmartstores.com/contactus/feedback.aspx. Also, I would suggest taking the time to contact a manager at your local Wal-Mart, and voicing your displeasure. Please take the time to get involved, it only takes a few minutes of your time, and you will feel sooo... much better getting in someone's face. The theme of this last sentence will be a continuing comment in my articles, please take a few minutes a month, get involved, after all it's your 2nd Amendment rights we are talking about!

The  Obama corner. You will notice over the next few months, my great love, and respect for our anti-gun candidate obama. Last month in Oregon, he redrew the map of the United States: "Over the last 15 months, we've traveled to every corner of the United States. I've now been in 57 states? I think one left to go."

ARCHERY 2008Archery game management hunt on LMSSC property for 2008 has been approved. The mandatory safety / security briefings will be scheduled for July and August.

There will be a few changes from past years.

-Certain areas open in the past on the west side of the property & including the test stands on PJKS will be off limits due to a new program testing requirements. The boundaries and final approval letter have been coordinated with Chuck Kocher. Copies of the new boundaries will be distributed at the annual safety/security briefing in July & August and is available on the SHFC homepage. If you have any questions, please call Mitch Arnold for more detail.

-The definition of immediate family has been changed to include spouse, child, grandchild, parent, and sibling. No in laws, nephews, uncles, etc will be allowed. This was approved by the SHFC board and concurred with by HR.

-Only personnel who are SHFC members in good standing effective April 1 2008 will be allowed to archery hunt the LMSSC property during the 2008 season - this was approved by SHFC Board and concurred with by HR.

-Anyone wanting to archery hunt the 2008 season must complete 4 hrs of 2008 work bond (any committee type) (Guests are exempt from this requirement) prior to obtaining a 2008 permit - this was approved by SHFC Board.

All other requirements remain the same

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-Must attend the safety/security briefing

-SHFC members or immediate family

-Be in possession of a valid DOW license

-etc

At a recent Board meeting, a proposal was made to the SHFC Board that all personnel wanting to participate in the archery game management hunts be required to have an archery hunter education safety card. The Board approved this proposal. The class (2 remaining this year in June & July) will be offered for no charge to SHFC members in 2008. It is not required for the 2008 seasons. However, it will be required for the 2009 seasons if Lockheed Martin management approves the game management hunts for 2009.

The archery work party schedule is as follows:Friday June 13 @ 10:00 AM James Q Gilmore Jr. 303-379-3168 The archery range is looking good but still needs a number of things done

1.      Trails cut and trimmed to all targets on the walking range2.      Replace pillows covers or pillows on range3.      All storage lockers need to be cleaned out4.      Bow rack needed on sight in range5.      Police the general area & remove all trash6.      Need a broad head target enclosure constructed so targets do not blow away in the wind.7.      Cut grass with lawn mowers at the sight in range

Contact Larry Espelage or Jim Gilmore for more information or to schedule work outside the schedule listed above.

HUNTER EDUCATION 2008Regular Hunter EdThe schedule for the year, rifle/regular hunter education is listed below. The current instructors are Gene Adamson, Mitch Arnold, Don Biesecker, Dave Unruh, Jim Gilmore, Ron Steen, Bob Cohan, Bill Wilson, Mike Jacobs, Mike McKaig, Ken Ruiz, Margaret Rothermel, Clayton Allen, Bob Ventura, and Jim Ball. 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 1-1531 or Mitch Arnold at 7-2117 and we’ll get you started.

June: 10th, 11th & 12th (Classroom) - 14th (Range)August: 12th, 13th & 14th (Classroom) - 16th (Range)September: 23rd, 24th & 25th (Classroom) - 27th (Range)October: 21st, 22nd & 23rd (Classroom) - 25th (Range)November: 18th, 19th & 20th (Classroom) - 22nd (Range)

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 calling any of the instructors. A minimum of 10 students are needed at first class to continue the class. Classes are open to the public.

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Archery Hunter EdJune: 25th & 26th (Classroom) - 28th (Range)July: 23rd & 24th (Classroom) - 26th (Range)

Students must attend the 2 classroom sessions (Wed & Thurs; 6:00 to 9:00 P.M.) and the range session on Saturday to complete the course. All classes will be held at the club house with the range session conducted at the SHFC archery range. You must attend all three days in a month’s session. Cost for the class is $10. Pre-register by calling any of the instructors. A minimum of 10 students are needed at first class to continue the class. Classes are open to the public. Call any of the instructors for directions; Don Biesecker, (303) 344-8880 or Mitch Arnold, (303) 977-2117.

NRA CLASSESNRA classes continues for this year with Basic Pistol and Personal Protection in the Home classes.  Basic Pistol is a pre-requisite for the Personal Protection in the Home class except with prior demonstrated knowledge and approval from course instructor. The PPITH class will certify you for qualification for a Concealed Carry Weapons permit (CCW).  $50 for club members, $75 for non-club non-refundable.  Only 10 people will be enrolled, first come with a check is first enrolled.  We will take two alternates just in case someone has to bail out.  These classes are full except for September, but you can sign up as an alternate for the others (means if one of the students cancels, you would be on call to take their place). Call to Steve Rower (303-971-5558) or Tom Frickell (303-971-5493).

June - PPITHWednesday 18th

Saturday 21stMonday 23rd

July - Basic PistolWednesday 16th

Saturday 19th

August - PPITHThursday the 7th

Saturday the 9th Monday 18th

September - Basic Pistol (PPITH if basic doesn’t fill and enough interest in PPITH)Thursday 11th

Saturday 13th

Monday the 15th

COWBOY ACTION – SASSWe shoot from 5-7 pm on alternating Thursdays.  Lead only bullets for pistols, rifle and light trap loads for shotgun.  The activities will be held on these Thursdays: June 5-19, July 3-17-31, Aug 14-21, Sept 11-25.  Contact Tom Frickell (303-971-5493).

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PRACTICAL PISTOL LITEPractical Pistol Lite has started and we will continue on every other Monday. In June, we’ll shoot on the 9th and the 23rd. The theme has changed to address more personal protection and actual defensive shooting and less timed shooting. If you want to see how fast you can shoot a course, this is not the activity for you. Make sure to bring your semi-auto pistol (9mm up to 45 cal), holster, 3 magazines, mag holster and at least 50 rounds. Plus we will include a stage for the tactical shotgun, and will explore having a tactical rifle stage occasionally. Starting time will be 5:00 pm at the Pistol House and continue on for about 2 hours. New safety rules will be addressed at the first and all activities. Call Dave Norris (303-932-4822)

PRACTICAL PISTOL - LADIES ONLYEvery other Monday, we hold a LADIES ONLY practical pistol shooting activity.  In June, we’ll shoot on the 2nd, 16th and the 30th and then every other Monday in July and August. Ladies, you can bring a pistol from a .22 cal to a .45 cal, revolver or semi-auto.  If your significant other attends, he cannot say a word to you, only watch with mouth closed.  If he says anything, he goes to the other range.  This is for the LADIES ONLY.  We have plenty of certified instructors for your assistance.  Last year was way too much fun, so this year should be even better.  You will need a holster, at least 2 speed loaders for a revolver, at least 2 mags (better with 3 mags) for a semi-auto.  Dress code: flat soled low heel shoes/boots, remove any dangling jewelry, excess rings, bracelets, etc., wear loose clothing, dress in layers due to weather changes.  Bring eye and ear protection. New safety rules will be addressed at all activities.  Call Tom Frickell (303-971-5493).

STEEL CHALLENGE - .22 Cal Pistols OnlyThe .22 caliber pistol match is scheduled for Sat. June 7th from 9 am to 2 pm at the pistol house and 100 yard plinking range.  Any .22 cal pistol will be allowed. Any type of sights will be allowed. There will be only two categories: Open and Ladies Only, so ladies you can compete with everyone or just against the other ladies, your choice. You will need a holster or a gun case to keep your pistol in during non-shooting time. Bring at least two mags, but 3 is optimal. Please bring at least 150 rounds of ammo. There will be eight stages with 5 steel targets at each stage. You get to pick the sequence of how to shoot each target once, with one designated stop plate as the last target in the sequence. Age requirements are 16 years or older, unless one has permission from one of the club’s NRA instructors AND has a Hunter Ed card or a Firearms Safety card with them or has taken the NRA Basic Pistol class and has the certificate with them. If you plan to attend, please call Tom Frickell (303-971-5493).

PRACTICAL PISTOLThe 2008 Wednesday Night Practical Pistol season is up and running with more fun and challenging stages and new steel we just received. Setup starts at 4:45 pm and shooting starts at 5:00 pm after the safety orientation. Our Wednesday night shoots are informal USPSA/IPSC/IDPA type stages. The game is accuracy and speed and we emphasize safety and fun. On the 3rd Wednesdays of the month, we have a tactical shotgun stage along with the pistol. Call Mike Sullivan (303-977-3478).

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SUMMER 3-GUNGet ready, the first 2008 Summer 3-Gun is scheduled for June 21st. Summer 3-Gun will normally be held on the 3rd Saturday of each month and go through October. Start time will be at 3:30 pm with setup starting at 3:00 pm. 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. Since the Summer 3-Gun runs concurrent to practical pistol, we’ll have a heavier emphasis on the rifle and shotgun. Typical ammo requirement is roughly 25 rounds of pistol, 50 rounds of rifle, 25 rounds of shotgun (mostly birdshot and occasionally 5 rounds of slug and buckshot) if you don’t miss. Contact Walter Tang at 303-977-6474 or email walter.w.tang@lmco.com to get on the mailing list. I usually send out the stage description before the shoot so you’ll know how much ammo to bring.

HIGH POWERApril/May High Power Results & NewsThe 2008 Colorado High Power schedule is posted on the SHFC website, and there are many opportunities to compete in High Power (Service Rifle and Match Rifle) as well as Garand matches, “Any/Any” matches, full-bore, etc.

High Power matches are conducted every off-Friday, 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 two AR15s, a Garand, two shooting mats, and a spotting scope with stand which are available to use during matches.

Below are results from recent Skyline High Power matches:

4 April 2008Shooter Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 Total Rifle Type Match Results

Jeff Lawrence 160.000 173.001 160.000 157.001 650.002 .223 AR15 - Service Rifle SharpshooterDon Hodder 175.000 185.002 172.000 175.003 707.005 .223 AR15 - Service Rifle SharpshooterDon Forington 163.001 173.000 186.002 59.000 581.003 .223 AR15 - Service Rifle MarksmanJack Malin 154.000 184.003 159.000 168.001 665.004 .223 AR15 - Service Rifle SharpshooterDon Brehm 132.001 113.000 47.000 87.000 379.001 03 Springfield MarksmanCorey Kroll 144.000 147.000 169.000 170.001 630.001 .223 AR15 - Service Rifle MarksmanTony Christensen 165.001 142.002 159.000 151.000 617.003 M1 Garand MarksmanKeith Davis 175.002 192.004 185.004 187.004 739.014 .223 AR15 - Service Rifle Expert

18 April 2008Shooter Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 Total Rifle Type Match Results

Don Hodder 147.000 165.000 173.001 171.001 656.002 .223 AR15 - Service Rifle SharpshooterBen Go 165.001 181.001 152.000 131.003 629.005 .223 AR15 - Service Rifle MarksmanCorey Kroll 121.000 115.000 172.000 172.002 580.002 03 Springfield MarksmanCurt Adams 130.000 154.001 16.000 67.000 367.001 .223 AR15 - Service Rifle MarksmanDon Brehm 140.000 119.000 34.000 10.000 303.000 03 Springfield MarksmanDon Forington 135.000 190.002 187.003 174.002 686.007 .223 AR15 - Service Rifle SharpshooterKelly Arnold 133.000 170.001 177.000 162.002 642.003 .223 AR15 - Service Rifle SharpshooterKeith Davis 180.001 192.004 191.004 193.007 756.016 .223 AR15 - Service Rifle MasterGene Adamson 175.001 191.003 178.000 181.002 725.006 .308 M1A Expert

Vintage Service Rifle MatchTen competitors showed up for the 16 May 2008 “Vintage” match. The weather started out overcast and cold but with no rain and progressed to pleasant and WINDY. Richard Hughes used Skyline’s (loaner) Garand borrowing enough .30-06 to shoot the match. Richard took 2nd place with that rifle indicating it can hold its own in our competitions. The next Vintage match is tentatively planned for July 25th. Contact Corey Kroll to reserve the club Garand.

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16 May 2008Shooter Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 Total Rifle Type Match Results

Jeff Lawrence 156.001 79.000 63.000 46.000 344.001 SKS (semi-auto) MarksmanGene Adamson 183.002 90.001 83.001 61.000 417.004 M1 Garand (semi-auto) SharpshooterDon Hodder 191.003 96.000 72.000 32.000 391.003 M1A (out of comp) MarksmanCorey Kroll 184.001 77.000 73.000 53.000 387.001 M1 Garand (semi-auto) MarksmanTony Casanave 153.000 30.000 69.000 74.000 326.000 1903 Springfield (bolt) MarksmanDon Brehm 159.000 80.001 48.000 38.000 325.001 1903 Springfield (bolt) MarksmanDon Forington 173.002 83.000 57.000 36.000 349.002 M1A (out of comp) MarksmanCurt Adams 179.003 88.000 74.001 51.000 392.004 M1 Garand (semi-auto) MarksmanRichard Hughes 177.003 77.000 68.000 80.000 402.003 M1 Garand (semi-auto) SharpshooterHarry Porter 198.008 97.003 90.000 78.001 463.012 M1A (out of comp) Expert

News From Other Matches:Tony Christensen and Corey Kroll represented SHFC at a Garand match (Garand Match Course A - 30 rounds) held at Colorado Rifle Club on 5/18. Tony achieved a Silver pin with a score of 277, scoring a 197 in the first stage of slow fire prone. Corey scored a personal best, shooting a 276 for a Bronze pin. Tony and Cory also participated in the Garand/.SF/VM/Carbine Match, Course B, at the Aurora Gun Club on April 14th. Tony received a Gold pin for winning the match with a score of 448.

The next Garand/SF/VM/Carbine Match will be held at the Aurora Gun Club on Flag Day, Saturday, June 14th. Please contact Peter Benoit at 303-695-6503 to register for this match.

Dennis Casey competed in the Pacific Fleet Championships at Camp Pendleton in May. Dennis’ score of 947 in the 1000 point rifle match earned him 15th place out of 130 competitors.

Keith Davis and Dennis competed in the Master Class in the CRC April High Power Match .Keith finished 1st Master in 2 of the 4 individual matches ,and was High Senior and 2nd Master for the aggregate

Check the club website for the regional schedule as well as articles for the aspiring high power competitor. For further information, or to check out club equipment, please call Gene Adamson (1-1531) or Dennis Casey (1-7197) with any questions.

MUZZLE LOADING NEWS

The June match is on Saturday the 14th with a start time of 9:00 am. Bring out your muzzleloader pistol for a pistol match as part of our normal match. For additional information, call Ken Ruiz at

ext 7-7827 or check the Hotline for updates.

YOUTH SHOOTING SPORTS PROGRAMSHFC will once again be offering a youth shooting sports program this year. This will consist of Firearm Safety Training, Small Bore Rifle, High Power Rifle, Shotgun, and Muzzle Loading. We will also be hosting Boy Scout shooting events. The programs are COED, and open to all youths between the ages 12 through 19 and have a valid safety or NRA firearms safety card in their possession for admittance to the SHFC range. A parental permission form is required.

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YOUTH SMALL BORESmall Bore Shoot – Saturday June 28th from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm at the pistol house. NRA four position rifle. Bolt Action iron sight .22 rifles only. Club rifles and ammo will be available. Contact Bill Wilson 303-979-4547, olbullets@aol.com

YOUTH SHOTGUNThe shotgun program will consist of informal trap shooting, a trap league, and a couple of trips to a sporting clays range. We also have an opportunity to register one or more teams (5) in the National Shooting Sports Foundation, Scholastic Trap Program. These teams will participate in the Colorado State Shoot. Winners at the state level will get an expenses paid trip to the Grand American Tournament. If you have an interest in the Shotgun Program contact: Bill Wilson 303-979-4547 olbullets@aol.com He will provide you with the details and sign up information.

YOUTH SHOTGUN SHOOTSaturday June 7th from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. Loaner Shotguns are available in 12 ga as well as 20 ga youth models. Light target ammo available at $6.50/ box or you may bring your own. Contact Bill Wilson 303-979-4547, olbullets@aol.com

FIREARMS SAFETY CLASSNo class this month (June). This class is tailored for the beginner. Youth under the age of 16 must complete either the Hunter Safety or this Firearm Safety Class to use the Skyline ranges. Parents are encouraged to attend. There is no fee for dependents of Skyline members. Non-members or participating adults who receive a student packet will be charged an $8.00 fee. Contact Bill Wilson 303-979-4547.

SKEET SEASONSkeet shooting is up and running every Tuesday evening until October 28th. Shooting will start at 4:15 pm and will continue until everyone is done. Please contact Tim Anderson at (303) 269-5367 if you have any questions.

TRAP SEASONTrap season has begun. Trap is shot every Thursday evening at the shotgun range. Shooting will start at 4:00 pm and will continue until everyone is done. Please contact Ray Schwindt (303) 985-8072 if you have any questions.

METALLIC SILHOUETTE MATCHESWe have 22 RF and High Power silhouette matches running. All new shooters are always welcome. Schedule is 1st Saturday of the month is 22 RF and the 3rd Saturday of the month for CF. Start time is 9:00 am at the 200 yard range. For more info call Ron Gorski @ 7-8474 or 303-904-8196 or Keith Davis @ 303-972-1661.

FISHINGZEBRA MUSSEL ISSUEColorado State Parks board members approved a statewide mandatory boat inspection program to protect Colorado waters from aquatic invasive species (AIS), including the zebra mussels,

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which was discovered at Lake Pueblo. Zebra mussels are a non-native invasive mollusk that is harmful to the environment, and park officials are taking steps necessary to try to contain their spread. While they pose no health risk, Zebra Mussels can cause severe damage to water systems, boating equipment and the ecosystem. Zebra Mussel infestations in Midwest waters have caused billions of dollars in damage.

All boats including motors, trailers and related equipment will be subjected to inspections for any non-native or exotic plant material and aquatic wildlife identified as AIS prior to launch or departure from state park waters. Boats may be denied access or placed under quarantine if inspection is refused or if AIS are found on or within a boat or boating equipment.

The inspections have begun at Lake Pueblo and are expanding this spring to four other parks that have been identified as high risk for transport of AIS: Navajo, Cherry Creek, Chatfield and John Martin State Parks.

The inspections are necessary since AIS are primarily transported over land to other bodies of water by hitchhiking on recreational vehicles, including boats, kayaks, sailboats, jet skis, boat trailers and waders. AIS or aquatic nuisance species are non-native, invasive plants and animals that have been introduced to new habitats outside of their native range. Unchecked these organisms will quickly spread and out compete native species.

Aquatic nuisance species have no effective predators and have detrimental impacts on the environment, recreation, water quality and water transport. Several other aquatic nuisance species have reached Colorado, including the New Zealand mud snail and water weeds.

All boaters are encouraged to follow these practices to help prevent the spread of AIS:

Before leaving any body of water, boaters should:• DRAIN the water from the boat, live well and the lower unit of the engine• CLEAN the hull of the boat.• DRY the boat, fishing gear, and equipment.• INSPECT all exposed surfaces• REMOVE all plant and animal material.

Colorado State Parks is finalizing a Rapid Response Plan for the zebra mussels at Lake Pueblo and have been part of a statewide AIS partnership since 2004 working with municipalities throughout the state to prevent further spread. As part of this statewide effort, Aurora Parks and Open Space staff have implemented the following measures at Aurora and Quincy Reservoirs:

• Owners and operators of ALL watercraft, including belly boats, kayaks and sailboats will be interviewed by an Aurora Park Ranger before they will be allowed to launch their watercraft.

• Fishermen who plan to use waders will also be interviewed. • All watercraft must be launched from the designated boat launch area, and only after

speaking with a Ranger. • Parks staff will want to know if the watercraft has been on other reservoirs or lakes.• If necessary, the Ranger will complete a thorough inspection of the watercraft or fishing

equipment to determine if any Zebra Mussels are present.• Depending on the results of the interview or the inspection, Park Rangers can deny access

to the water if they believe the watercraft is considered high risk.

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For more information on Zebra Mussels, go to www.protectyourwaters.net or call 1-800-437-2744

GUNSMITHINGHere is the latest Gunsmithing Inventory list of items club members can checkout for their use. It is a valuable resource that club members can use to keep from buying a tool or book that you’ll only use once or twice. Call Vito, 303-977-9527 to check out a tool or book on the list. The inventory list can also be found on SHFC website http://gvtg.com/skyline/committees/gi101105.htm

GUNSMITHING INVENTORY November 7, 2007John “vito” DeAngelis Chairman, Gunsmithing Committee 7-9527; 303-730-3459 [outside file]

GUNSMITHING, RELOADING and SHOOTING LIBRARY1992 Precision Shooting Annual, Volumes I & II1993 Precision Shooting Annual, Volumes I & II1995 Precision Shooting AnnualA Varmint Hunters Odyssey by Steve HansonAccurizing The Factory Rifle by M.L. McPhersonAction Shooting Cowboy Style by John TaffinAmerican Gunsmith Journal, August ’99 to presentAmmunition Making by George E. FrostBasic Gun RepairBeartooth Bullets Technical Guide by J. Marshall StantonBig Bore Rifles and CartridgesBig Bore Sixguns by John TaffinBlack Powder Hobby Gunsmithing by Sam Fadala & Dale StoryCartridges of the World, 6th Edition by Frank C. BarnesComplete Guide to Handloading by Phillip B. SharpCowboy Action Shooting by Charly GullettDigest of Shotgun Gunsmithing by Ralph WalkerDo-It-Yourself Gunsmithing by Jim CarmichelFirearms Pressure Factors by Dr. BrownellGibb's Cartridges by Rocky GibbsGun Digest Book of Firearms Assembly/Disassembly - Part I: Automatic Pistols; Part II: Revolvers; Part III:

Rimfire Rifles; Part IV: Centerfire Rifles; Part V: Shotguns; Part VI: Law Enforcement Weapons by J. B. Wood

Gun Digest Book of Riflesmithing by Jack MitchellGun Owner’s Book of Care, Repair and Improvement by Roy DunlapGun Parts Catalog #20, #21, #24Gunsmithing At Home by John E. TraisterGunsmithing The Tricks of the Trade by J. B. WoodGunsmithing Tips and Projects by the editors of Wolff PublishingGunsmithing: Pistols and Revolvers by Patrick SweeneyGunsmithing: Rifles by Patrick SweeneyGunsmithing: Shotguns by Patrick SweeneyHandloaders Bullet Making Annual, Volumes I & IIHandloaders Digest, 11th EditionHandloaders Digest, 12th EditionHatcher's Notebook by Julian S. HatcherHighpower Rifle by David TubbHobby Gunsmithing by Ralph T. WalkerHome Gunsmithing Digest, 3rd Edition, by Tommy Bish

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Jacketed Performance With Cast Bullets by Veral SmithLearn Gunsmithing: The Troubeshooting Method, by the editors of American GunsmithMauser Bolt Rifles by L. OlsonMauser M98 & M96 by WalshNorma Reloading Manual 1st EditionNRA Gunsmithing Guide, UpdatedPractical Gunsmithing by the editors of American GunsmithPrecision Shooting With the M1 Garand by Roy BaumgardnerPrecision Shooting: At 1000 Yards by Editors of Precision Shooting MagazineRifle Accuracy Facts by Harold VaughnShoot Where You Aim by the editors of American GunsmithStatistical Measures of Accuracy for Rifleman & Missile Engineers by Frank E. GrubbsThe Accurate Varmint Rifle by Boyd MaceThe Classic M1 Garand by Jim ThompsonThe Colt .45 Automatic Pistol Shop Manual, Volume I by Jerry KuhnhausenThe Colt Double-Action Revolver Shop Manual, Volumes I & II, by J. KuhnhausenThe Colt Single-Action Army Peacemaker Shop Manual, Volumes I & II, by J. KuhnhausenThe Combat Auto by Bill WilsonThe Competitive AR15 the mouse that roared by Glen D. ZedickerThe Complete Guide to AR-15 Accuracy by D. Martin & B. TilllmanThe Custom Gov’t Model Pistol, Revised Edition by Layne SimpsonThe Farnam Method of Defensive Shotgun and Rifle Shooting by John S. FarnamThe Glock in Competition by Robin TaylorThe Handloader's Manual to Cartridge Conversion by John J. DonnellyThe M1 Does My Talking by Robert BruceThe Mauser Bolt Action Shop Manual by Jerry KuhnhausenThe Remington 870 & M1100/M11-87 Shotgun Shop Manual by Jerry KuhnhausenThe Rifle Shooter by David TubbThe Ruger .22 Automatic Pistol by Duncan LongThe Ruger 10/22 by William E. WorkmanThe Ruger Double-Action Revolver Shop Manual, Vol. 1, by J. KuhnhausenThe Ruger Single-Action Revolver Shop Manual, Vols. 1 & 2, by J. KuhnhausenThe S&W Revolver Shop Manual by Jerry KuhnhausenThe SKS Type 45 Carbines by Duncan LongThe Sturm Ruger 10/22 Rifle and .44 Magnum Carbine by Duncan LongThe U.S. .30 Caliber Gas Operated Carbines Shop Manual, Vol. III by J. KuhnhausenThe U.S. .30 Caliber Gas Operated Service Rifles Shop Manual, Volumes I & II by J. KuhnhausenThe U.S. M1911/M1911A1 Pistols Shop Manual, Volume II by Jerry KuhnhausenThe Ultimate Ruger 10/22 Manual and Users Guide by Mark WhiteThompson Submachine Guns, 5 Complete Manuals by Desert PublicationsTroubleshooting Your Handgun by J. B. Wood

RELOADING TOOLS Dillon media separator Lee bullet hardness testing kit Oehler Model 35 chronograph Oehler Model 33 chronograph RCBS case cleaner (uses dry media) RCBS media separator Saeco/Redding bullet hardness tester Thumbler’s Tumbler Model B case cleaner (uses wet solutions) Ceramic porcelain polishing media (for wet solution cleaning) Walnut shell cleaning media

GUNSMITHING TOOLS Headspace gauges;

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Go, No-Go, and Field for .223Go, and No-Go for 7.62x39Go, No-Go, and Field for .308 (which also handles .243)Go, No-Go, and Field for .30-06 (which also does 25-06, 6.5-06, 270, 8mm-06, 338-06, and 35 Whelan)Go, No-Go, and Field for 8x57 (8mm Mauser)Go, and No-Go for 9mm LugerGo, and No-Go for .40 S&WGo, and No-Go for .45 ACP

Willliams front sight pusher 10/22 receiver drilling jig with .257 diameter drill bit 1911 plunger tube staking support 1911 plunger tube crimper Cerrosafe casting alloy Lyman digital electronic trigger pull gauge AR-15 handguard removal tool Scope ring alignment & lapping kit, 1” Extractor force gages: 9mm, .38 Super, 10mm, .45 ACP B-Square Remington 700 extractor installation tool

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RELEASE OF LIABILITYAGREEMENT OF RELEASE AND WAIVER OF LIABILITY

WARNING:THIS DOCUMENT LIMITS YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS.

CONSULT AN ATTORNEY BEFORE SIGNING.

I, of , (Print full name) (Print address, City, State and ZIP Code)

as a guest of SHFC member, , hereby agree to:(Print Full Name)

1. That I am participating in activities, or performing work or other business, at the shooting range at Skyline Hunting & Fishing Club (hereafter “SHFC”) located near Littleton, Colorado. I understand the risks and hazards involved, and I recognize serious and potentially life-threatening injuries can occur while shooting a firearm or participating with others, either in a club sponsored event or program or on my own at the range or by simply being at the range while others are present.

2. I understand that it is my responsibility to consult with a physician prior to and regarding my participation at the range. I represent that I am physically fit and I have no medical, psychological, or other condition which would prevent my full participation at the shooting range. I further represent that I am under no kind of restraint against the possession or use of firearms or archery equipment, including any sort of domestic violence restraining order and that I am legally free to own, possess and handle firearms and archery equipment.

3. I realize that my liability may arise from negligence or carelessness on the part of the person or entities being released, from dangerous or defective equipment or property owned, maintained or controlled by them or because of their possible liability without fault.

4. In consideration of being permitted to participate in the activities and/or programs at the shooting range, I agree to assume full responsibility for any and all risks, injuries, or damages, known or unknown, of whatsoever kind and nature, which I might incur as a result of participating at the shooting range.

5. In further consideration of being permitted to participate at the shooting range, I knowingly, voluntarily, and expressly waive any and all claims I, or my Estate, my heirs, or any person claiming under me completely and without reservation that I may have against SHFC, its agents, officers, directors, contractors, instructors, volunteers or representatives from any and all injuries or damages that I may sustain as a result of participating in shooting range activities. Also, I, my heirs, executors, administrators, next of kin, successors, or legal representatives forever release, waive, discharge and covenant not to sue SHFC, its agents, officers, directors, contractors, instructors, volunteers or representatives for any personal injury, death, disability, property damage, property theft or acts and/or omissions of whatsoever kind and nature including, but not limited to, those caused by its negligence or other acts including, but not limited to, those acts and/or omissions of other participants or persons at the shooting range.

6. I hereby consent to receive medical treatment, which may be deemed advisable in event of injury, accident and/or illness during the activities at the shooting range.

7. I have read and understand the SHFC Range Rules and agree to strictly adhere to the regulations and requirements set forth.

8. This release shall remain in full force and effect so long as I am a member of the SHFC or a user of its facilities, a guest on its property with no expiration for time or other reasons.

9. I have read the above release and waiver of liability and fully understand its contents. I voluntarily agree to the terms and conditions stated above.

Names of minor children included in this release:

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Date: Signature

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CLASSIFIEDS(Please contact Walter at walter.w.tang@lmco.com for additions or changes.) RULES FOR CLASSIFIED ADS: Ads will ONLY be run for three months unless I hear from you. No exceptions. The new ads will be listed first. Send me the ad at least one week before the end of the month to make sure it gets included in the next month’s newsletter.Found: A club member found a .50 ammo box at the range on 5/16. It has an assortment of ammunition

in the box. Call me and identify what is in the box and I’ll know it’s yours. Some of the ammo is Unique, so if it’s yours I’ll know. Otherwise, if no one claims it, the ammo will be given to the High Power group for use. Gene Adamson (303) 971-1531. gene.adamson@lmco.com

For Sale: Remington model 7400, 30-06, semi-auto, includes 2 -10 round clips. Winchester model 94, 30-30, lever action. Winchester model 94, 32 W.S., lever action, has some dings on barrel, action and stock. Have 250 - 170 gr bullets, brass and die set. Please make offer on price. Contact: Adrian Bertuzzi 303-977-4763 (5/2008)

For Sale: Colt 1911 45 ACP – manufactured in 1917. Serial number C94XXX. 85% original pistol. Diamond grips, lanyard loop and original 2 tone mag. Asking $2,000. Contact Bill Mumma @ 303-973-3677 or 303-932-4805. (5/2008)

For Sale: 1 duster – long, black excellent condition, size XL $100; 1 duster – short, black, excellent condition, size XL $50. POC: Rex Lynn 303-742-0597. (5/2008)

For Sale: MAKE YOUR OWN BULLETS ! Lyman Mould Master 1000 watt 20 lb. furnace – RCBS Lubri-Sizer – Lee two-cavity 158 grain .357 mold – Lee 220 grain .45 ACP round nose hollow point mold – Lee .457 round ball mold (fits Ruger Old Army) – Lyman bullet lube, lead dipper – Lyman Cast bullet handbook and about 6 lb of lead – all in good condition for $200. The retail price at Midway is about $460. Jim Potts, (303) 989-7651 (4/2008)

For Reservations: BEN TYLER BED & BREAKFAST Spend the night or week in the mountains at the beautiful Homestead at Shawnee near Bailey, Colo. Wake up to a fabulous breakfast then hike the Ben Tyler Trail or fish for Trophy Trout or just fish the South Platte River. Contact Ruthie or Frank at www.btfishingcabins.com or 303-842-4783 or 303-838-0477 (4/2008)

For Sale: Rifles, shotguns, combo, telescopes. Chinese .177 cal. training air rifle (~1,200 fps) $75.00; Winchester mdl. 250, .22 cal. S-L-LR lever action $150.00; Savage Springfield Model 840, .222 cal. bolt action $185.00; Weatherby Mark V, .270 Weatherby mag. bolt action w/ composite stock $850.00; Remington mdl. 58 Sportsman, 12 ga. semi-auto, mod. choke w/ decorated breech plates, plain barrel & shortened stock $225.00; Stevens “Long Tom” 12 ga. single (turkey shoot winner or wall hanger) $125.00; Mossberg mdl. 835 Ulti-mag, 12 ga. pump action 2-3/4” to 3-1/2” in composite shadowgrass camo w/ (4) Accumag chokes $350.00; Savage mdl. 24F, .223 cal. Rem/12 ga (3” mag.) (3 chokes) over/under w/ composite stock $550.00; CVA Optima Pro 209 Magnum .50 cal. black powder, break-action w/ 29” fluted barrel (1:28 twist), fiber optic sights & composite stock $185.00; Variable power telescopes - Simmons, Tasco, BSA, Valor ($25.00 - $150.00) Contact Scott Roby (H) 303-431-7329; (W) 303-977-6454; email: scott.d.roby@LMCO.com or sd_roby@q.com (April, 2008)

For Sale: 1981 Prowler 23’ travel trailer. Self contained, very clean and just remodeled.New tires, carpet, mattress, and curtains. Sleeps 4. Unit has heater, holding tanks, water tank, hot water tank, stove, oven, microwave, toilet and shower. Everything is in working order. Great for camping and hunting. I can email pictures upon request. Price Reduced $3200.00Contact Ron Gorski @ 303-977-8474 or 303-904-8196. (4/2008)

For Sale: RUGER MINI-14 Rifle. .223 cal. Semi-automatic. Less than 100 rounds fired! Blued, with walnut stock. Complete with 1 ea. 5 round factory magazine, 1 ea. 10 round magazine, 1 ea. 20 round magazine, factory scope rings, paperwork and, if I can find it, the original box. Factory new

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condition and a good shooter. $525.00. ARMSCOR AK-22 Rifle. .22 LR cal. Semi-automatic. NEW and UNFIRED! This is an AK-47 clone manufactured by Armscor (formerly Squires-Bingham) of the Phillipines, a long time well respected arms manufacturer, and chambered for .22 long rifle ammunition. Complete with factory 15 round magazine and paperwork (if I can find it). Show off your “cool” factor with this FACTORY NEW plinker! $200.00. Corey Kroll, (303) 977-5507, corey.kroll@lmco.com, (303) 690-3638, coreykroll@att.net . (4/2008)

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat1st 2nd

SHFC Board Meeting 5:15 pm at ClubhousePractical Pistol Ladies5:00 – 7:00 pm@ Pistol House. Tom 1-5493RESTRICTED

3rdSkeet Shooting4:15 pm Tim Anderson 303-269-5367

4thPractical Pistol5:00 – 7:00 pm@ Pistol House. Mike 7-3478RESTRICTED

5thCowboy Action5:00 – 7:00 pm@ Pistol HouseTom 1-5493RESTRICTEDTrap Shooting4:00 pm Ray Schwindt303-985-8072

6th 7th22 RF Metal Silhouette Match9:00 – 2:00 pm@ 200 yard rangeSteel Challenge@ Pistol House and 100 yard plinking range (100 yard range open) 9:00 am – 2:00 pmTom 1-5493RESTRICTEDYouth Shotgun@ Shotgun range 9:00 am to 1:00 pmBill Wilson303-979-4547

8th 9thGeneral Membership Meeting 5:15 pm at Clubhouse Practical Pistol Lite5:00 – 7:00 pm@ Pistol House. Dave 303-932-4822RESTRICTED

10thSkeet Shooting4:15 pm Tim Anderson 303-269-5367Hunter Ed@ Clubhouse 6:00 – 9:00 pm Mitch 7-2117, Gene 1-1531

11thPractical Pistol5:00 – 7:00 pm@ Pistol House. Mike 7-3478RESTRICTEDHunter Ed@ Clubhouse 6:00 – 9:00 pm Mitch 7-2117, Gene 1-1531

12thTrap Shooting4:00 pm Ray Schwindt303-985-8072Hunter Ed@ Clubhouse 6:00 – 9:00 pm Mitch 7-2117, Gene 1-1531

13thRange Power OutageOFF FRIDAYHigh Power Match09:00 @ 200 yard range, Gene 1-1531 Archery Work Party10:00 am @ Archery range, Jim 303-379-3168

14thRange Power OutageMuzzleloader Shoot@ 200 yard range9:00 am start. Ken Ruiz 7-7827Hunter Ed @ Range – Pistol House, 100 yard RESTRICTED & shotgun range with permission of instructor 08:30 to 3:00 pm

15thRange Power Outage

16thPractical Pistol Ladies5:00 – 7:00 pm@ Pistol House. Tom 1-5493RESTRICTED

17thSkeet Shooting4:15 pm Tim Anderson 303-269-5367

18thPractical Pistol5:00 – 7:00 pm@ Pistol House. Mike 7-3478RESTRICTEDPPITH@ Clubhouse 6:00 – 10:00 pm Steve 1-5558, Tom 1-5493

19thCowboy Action5:00 – 7:00 pm@ Pistol HouseTom 1-5493RESTRICTEDTrap Shooting4:00 pm Ray Schwindt303-985-8072

20th 21stCF Metal Silhouette9:00 – 12:00 noon@ 200 yard rangeRESTRICTEDPPITH@ Pistol House 08:30 – 1:00 pm Steve 1-5558, Tom 1-5493RESTRICTEDSummer 3-Gun3:00 to 6:00 pm @ Pistol House. Walter 7-6474

22nd 23rdPractical Pistol Lite5:00 – 7:00 pm@ Pistol House. Dave 303-932-4822RESTRICTEDPPITH@ Clubhouse 6:00 – 10:00 pm Steve 1-5558, Tom 1-5493

24thSkeet Shooting4:15 pm Tim Anderson 303-269-5367

25thPractical Pistol5:00 – 7:00 pm@ Pistol House. Mike 7-3478RESTRICTEDArchery Hunter Ed@ Clubhouse 6:00 – 9:00 pm Mitch 7-2117,

26thTrap Shooting4:00 pm Ray Schwindt303-985-8072Archery Hunter Ed@ Clubhouse 6:00 – 9:00 pm Mitch 7-2117,

27thOFF FRIDAYHigh Power Match09:00 @ 200 yard range, Gene 1-1531

28thArchery Hunter Ed@ Archery range. Mitch 7-2117Youth Smallbore@ Pistol House 9:00 am to 1:00 pmBill Wilson303-979-4547

29th 30thPractical Pistol Ladies5:00 – 7:00 pm@ Pistol House. Tom 1-5493RESTRICTED

SHFC June 2008 Calendar