http://www.skylinehfc.org/ P.O. Box 621489

Littleton, CO 80162-1489

February 2016

REMINDER TO ALL MEMBERS Lockheed 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 (303-667-

2871) or Dave Mulholland (303-977-3674) for access instructions.

PRESIDENT’S MONTHLY MESSAGE

Scott A. Lowery, President 2015

MONTHLY MEETING MINUTES

Skyline Hunting and Fishing Club

Board of Directors Meeting Minutes

February 8, 2016

1. Call to order ____5:25______pm

2. Members Present: Jim Cathcart, Tom Moore, Gene Adamson, Walter Tang, Wayne

MacGregor, Bill Schloesslin, Dennis Dal Pra

Not Present: Amy Flanagan (Bill has proxy)

Guests: David Harrison, Jarrod Cross, Ray Hardaway, Randy Houchen

3. Treasurer’s Report

Amy emailed copies of Treasurer Report to the BOD on Jan. 31st.

Motion made to accept by Jim, Gene 2nd

, unanimous vote

4. Old Business

Recap of January Meeting

o See Minutes from January

2016 Banquet

o Feb 21st at Arrowhead Golf Course

o Currently 57 RSVPs

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o DPMS Oracle AR-15 grand prize has been transferred

o Need to get reminder email out with picture/description of AR-15

o Jim will get knives and check Sportsman’s Warehouse

500 Yard Range

o Lots of extra dirt at MFSF

o Mulholland doing an overshot analysis

o ESH agreed to building target area near borrow pit

o Need agreement from Legal on development

o Get email agreements

o Agreement to continue planning without spending money

Fishing Chairman

o David Harrison introduced the members taking over the fishing committee

duties.

Gary Keyser: Boat Rental and Maintenance

Jared Cross: Ice Equipment rental and maintenance

Matt Boldra: Granby Trip Leader

Scott Williams: Assistant to all of the above

o For now, trying to keep everything going as David had set up.

o The BOD officially thanked David for his service and wished him well in

his new endeavors.

5. New Business

2016 Budget Process

o Amy has collected inputs for some of the committees but not all

o Zero based budgeting

o Draft budget in February

o Final at March meeting (new BOD)

Road Conditions

o Road was graded this week with the snow removal

o Still lots of snow on the sides that will melt and make the road a mess

o Working to contact General Shale about getting scrap material to lay on

the road (crushed brick)

Ballot Count

o All positions decided except director

o None close except director (36-37)

o Ray Treadaway double checked director count

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BOD Position Candidates Votes

President Wayne MacGregor 73

Gene Adamson 1

Vice President Norm Viste 49

Mike Browning 26

Recording Secretary Jim Cathcart 65

Dan Zettler 10

Corresponding Secretary Walter Tang 73

Ron Gorski 1

Treasurer Amy Flanagan 75

Director 2016 Dennis Dal Pra 36

Randy Houchen 37

Dave Mulholland 1

Annual Renewal

o Trying to get started in February

o Jim will get with Lee Brown to get waiver down to 2 pages (electronic

version for new sign-in system)

o John and Gene will work to get the new badges printed and laminated

o Test, waivers, etc. will be put online to be completed prior to renewal

sessions

Adjourn ___7:05_______pm

Jim Cathcart, RS 2015

CLUB NEWS –

FREE AR-15 Skyline Hunting and Fishing is giving away a free AR-15 plus many other great door prizes at

the Annual Awards Banquet. The

annual banquet will be held Sunday

February 21st, 2016 at the Arrowhead

Golf Club Roxborough Room.

Arrival 11am to 12 pm. Banquet and

program start 12 pm. Click here for

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directions. All members and their family are invited. Please note this is a date change to de-

conflict with Super Bowl Sunday. Click on the Annual Awards Banquet on the SHFC homepage

for more information. Or check the January Newsletter. We only have ~60 guests RSVP so far

so your odds of winning are excellent.

Please RSVP to Tom Moore via email at lynntommoore@gmail.com .

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL IS COMING Your yearly SHFC membership expires end of February. With the one month grace period, your

2015 badge will be good through end of March. Our membership chair, John Larue, is trying to

get a jump on membership renewal and plans to have renewal sessions starting last week in

February and through March. Please look for email in the near future when renewal session

dates are set and please check the SHFC homepage for the latest renewal sessions dates.

Reminder for RSO, you must pre sign up for minimum of 6 hours of RSO duty for the 2016

period (March 1 2016 through February 28, 2017) on the RSO calendar to receive your RSO

badge at renewal. Recommend signing up for your required shift before coming to renewal to

save time. See the new RSO requirements at the end of this newsletter or on the SHFC

homepage.

If you want to volunteer to help at the renewal and Annual Safety Briefing sessions, please

contact John Larue.

SHOT SHOW SPECIAL FROM JOHN PARKER 40% off of all SOG knives and gear. Please send me an email with the quantity, model number,

item description, and your contact information. And no, you cannot purchase one of their

automatic knives – sorry. Please have your order in to me NLT 2/19/2016.

http://www.sogknives.com/. Email john.w.parker@lmco.com Office 303-977-5268 Cell 720-

838-1600

SHOT SHOW REPORT FROM JOHN PARKER I attended the 2016 Shot Show in Las Vegas on behalf of the Skyline Club in January. This year,

the show had grown tremendously over previous years with buyers and sellers from the United

States and more than 100 countries. Total attendance for the 2015 SHOT Show was nearly

64,000 people and more than 1,600 companies to include about 150 new companies exhibiting

their products. There were various manufacturers of firearms, ammunition, optics, cutlery,

apparel, accessories and law enforcement equipment introducing new products and services that

will be offered to retail consumers during the course of this next year. Total show exhibition

space was more than 640,000 net square feet, or the equivalent of 13 acres and yes, my feet were

pretty shot by the end of the day. I also attended two classes that discussed the ins and outs of

NFA ownership and the process in which to obtain them which I found to be quite informative.

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There were dozens of new pistol, revolver, AR, tactical and target rifles, and shotguns from

virtually every gun manufacturer big and small. I couldn’t help but notice that many of the new

pistols are catered more to the

conceal carry owners. It seems to

be getting difficult for the AR

companies to come up with new

and unique configurations,

modifications, and accessories that

can be applied to these platforms.

However, those that were truly

innovative displayed some pretty

cool stuff such as a belt fed semi

auto AR. Hmmm, I wonder if that

would be classified as magazine

for those of us here in Colorado.

Now that silencer ownership has become so popular, many companies are now making pistols

that come standard with threaded barrels and are available in endless combinations.

Springfield Armory XD(M) 45 ACP

Glock 17/19

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MOS

Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 380 w/o thumb safety

Carbon Fiber Kahr CW9

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Kriss Vector Handguns

FNH Military Collector Series

Troy M5 9mm

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FN15 M4 Military Collector Series

SIG MPX – (NFA)

For the Gals in the club, this year I noticed a big focus on women with their participation in

target shooting and hunting as well as interest in owning a firearm for personal and home

protection. There were more pink and purple guns (pistols, rifles, and AR’s) than I could count

and I will admit that some of them did actually look nice. There were vendors like Girls with

Guns, The Well Armed Woman, Gun Tot’n Mamas that make purses and other types of “Girl

Equipment” that lets the gals go to the range while not having to look like the guys.

Lastly, one of the tasks that I enjoy the most while I am there, is to secure additional

opportunities for you to spend your hard earned money on the toys that you deserve and work all

of that overtime for. This year I was able to get several new accounts set up as well as reacquaint

ourselves with many of our older distributors and dealers. In some cases, I have been working on

getting these accounts set up for the last three years. A short list of the new accounts are:

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Dealer direct with: Zeiss, Berger Bullets, SOG Knives, Bullseye Camera Systems, The Silencer

Shop, Thunderbeast Silencers, Suppressed Armament Systems, Surefire suppressors, YHM

Silencers, Blue Ridge Knives, and many more which I will begin listing in our newsletter in the

coming months.

I hope you found this information useful and entertaining. If you have any specific questions

relating to any of the vendors that I have listed or want to inquire about something specific that

you are looking, feel free to drop me a line or give me a call.

Thanks,

John Parker

Purchasing Guy

FISHING REPORT

January 27th

fishing report- 8 people showed up for the

evening last night. While only 1 fish was landed we did

miss a couple of other bites and the understanding of the

fish in Chatfield has been solidified.

The one landed Bluegill came from directly on top of the

underwater bridge in the middle of the lake. About half

of the team was fishing here and the other half was

fishing the roadbed drop-offs west of the bridge. The

people on the bridge were fishing smaller lures (like the

Clam blade spoon in the photo) while the guys on the

rest of the roadbed were fishing larger walleye lures (like

the W7 Rapala Jigging Rap or a ½ ounce Bass Pro XPS

Blade bait).

Everyone fishing saw 5+ fish and some people reported

seeing fish constantly for 30 to 45 minutes during the

peak sunset time. The only bites were on smaller lures

over the bridge. A majority of the marks seen were interpreted as “smaller fish” with occasional

larger fish coming through (probably trout).

Here is what is happening----when smaller fish inhabit the roadbed the larger walleye are off

chasing bait in open water. This is how we know in July that the shad spawn is complete and the

bait has grown big enough to chase in open water (instead of hunting on structure). Walleyes are

opportunistic feeders and if there is enough bait to make open water hunting possible they will

not use structure for ambush they just plow into the bait ball and eat (then go and rest on the

bottom for 10 hours). Without the larger walleyes on the structure the smaller walleyes (like we

caught last week) and the smaller panfish (like the bluegill and perch) use the structure to

ambush smaller bait and/or look for worms and bugs.

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So we have a few options for February---focus on the smaller panfish/walleyes in known areas

(like the bridge)---go looking for large concentrations of bait and fish below them for larger

walleyes (probably further south in the pits and spread throughout the main basins)---go looking

for panfish/perch in mud bottomed areas that might be feeding on chironomids and bloodworms

(typically deeper areas like the football pit, the tower, and even in Kingfisher cove).

If people want to explore these options this weekend let me know and I will describe a plan.

Otherwise we will split our time in February between some of these options. With 10” of ice at

Chatty and only minimal melting on a hot day (50F) like yesterday (there was no slush on the ice

at 3:30 when we arrived) we are good for at least a couple more weeks of Wednesday fishing if

not 4 weeks with a couple of cold snaps!

David Harrison

2016 NRA CLASSES We have tentatively scheduled a Basic Pistol class in April (April 14

th; 16

th) and a Personal

Protection in the Home class in May (May 19th

; 21st and 23

rd). Class slots are first come first

served. Class date will be confirmed when we get the minimum required students to hold the

class. If the class is sold out, we’ll start a wait list and when wait list exceeds the minimum we’ll

schedule another class. So please signup or get on the wait list to assure we have at least the

minimum students to hold the classes. Please contact Gene Adamson,303-667-2871 to signup.

We are trying a two day format for BP class to see if students like that better. The 14th

is

classroom session in the evening 6 pm to 10 pm. The 16th

is a range session in the morning from

8am to 1 pm and then a classroom session in the afternoon finishing at around 5 pm.

PPITH is the typical schedule with classroom on the 19th

23rd

from 6 to 10 pm and range session

on the 21st from 8 am to 1 pm.

SHFC offers NRA Classes in Basic Pistol (BP) and Personal Protection in the Home (PPITH).

These BP Classes include familiarization with a handgun, how it works, safe storage, etcetera

and shooting at the SHFC Range. BP is a pre-requisite for PPITH; Please visit the SHFC NRA

Class site for more information.

If you have questions concerning these classes, please contact Gene Adamson, Jim Cathcart or

the listed lead instructor.

NEW REQUIREMENT FOR 2016 TO BE RSO See below for updates to the SHFC RSO program. These changes and new RSO requirements

were made by the board to improve RSO sign up on the RSO calendar to allow better access to

general membership.

Range Safety Officer (RSO) Changes to Support SHFC

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Problem Description: Members have been told that access to the firearm ranges requires an RSO

to have signed up on the calendar. Members are complaining access is very difficult when there’s

no one signed up.

Current Environment: The club has a company requirement that firearm ranges must have a

Range Safety Officer (RSO) overseeing safety and access requirements to consider the range as

Open. The club has over 200 members that have been trained to perform the duties as Range

Safety Officers (RSOs). The critical shortage of RSOs signing up for coverage of the Range

prompted the Board to ask for recommendations for changes. Meetings were held to solicit ideas

and propose actions with many experienced RSOs present or through other suggestion paths. We

received a wide array of everything imaginable.

Corrective Actions: The following are the actions that received the Board’s approval to form the

basis for our 2016 program; these will be discussed in detail at the Annual Safety Briefings that

will begin in March.

1. There has not been a mandatory service requirement to allow people to maintain their

RSO capability. The new requirement beginning 2016 membership year is: to maintain or obtain

an RSO capability, individuals will be required to sign-up for 6 hours minimum on the RSO

calendar and perform the RSO duty . These hours can be done in segments to total 6 hours

minimum. Many members wanted to get their RSO capability so they are able to open the range

on their own. Most did not enter their coverage in the calendar for many reasons and therefore

the general membership was not able to count on or see the coverage. Hours done as Ad Hoc

RSO or for other club activities do NOT count toward this RSO requirement. RSO performed

hours must be recorded on the RSO calendar and on the RSO hours log, which is maintained by

Norm Viste, to verify RSO eligibility for next year’s renewal.

2. To maintain or receive your RSO badge for 2016 membership year, RSO must sign up

for 6 hours minimum on the RSO calendar in the fiscal 2016 period (March 1, 2016 to February

28, 2017). You will not receive your RSO badge at membership renewal until you have signed

up for the minimum 6 hours total on the RSO calendar for the 2016 period. Signing up on the

RSO calendar is a commitment to perform the RSO duties. If a time conflict later arises for the

sign ups, the RSO has the flexibility to make adjustments such as swapping shifts with other

RSO, but must update the RSO calendar and perform the required minimum hours.

3. Any members wanting to become RSOs will be offered classes to develop personnel with

this requirement and commitment to the club clearly in mind. Members are urged to contact

Gene Adamson at aprilndwayne@aol.com for adding their name to the list and scheduling

Information.

4. NRA RSO certification is not required to be an RSO, just the RSO training offered in 3

above which will be maintained by Gene Adamson. Therefore SHFC will no longer reimburse

the NRA RSO certification fee.

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RANGE SAFETY TIP OF THE MONTH When communicating on the radio to arrange coordinated cease fire, please be specific and

verify you have received confirmation of cease fire from the required range. Do not assume

which range is responding. When you hear, “yea, we are cold”, do not assume that is from the

range you are seeking a cease fire. The proper response required for example is “this is the pistol

range, we are cold”. Better yet, give and get a visual confirmation from the person you are

talking to if you can.

MEMBERS INPUT If you have club related pictures, stories, member news, comments, suggestions or questions,

please send them to me walter_tang@msn.com or other board member and I’ll put it on here.

If it’s a question or suggestion, we’ll put the answer or board response on here also.

Dennis Brown took this cow Elk at Mountain Meadows Ranching for Wildlife, 12/1/2015, in the

Snyder Gulch area on the south side of the ranch. The animal was taken from a herd of 35 at

+400 yards with a .300 WIN Mag 165gr Hornady Interlock BTSP. Bullet entered left chest in

front of leg, exited right chest in front of right leg. Animal ran 125 yards and dropped.

CLASSIFIED ADS Ads will ONLY be run for three months unless you resubmit the ad - no exceptions. Please let

me know when you no longer need the ads so I can delete it. Ads must be received by the 1st

Monday of the current month to be included in the upcoming newsletter. Send ads to

walter_tang@msn.com

Using a consistent format makes the classifieds easier to read and post. Pictures are welcome.

Any ads not in the following format will be returned for correction. Ads are listed in order

received.

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Item Model/Specifications (condition). $Asking Price

Everything you would like to know about the item if it were you who was interested and does not

fit on the 1 line title including model, specifications and photo.

Contact Name at (xxx) xxx-xxxx and/or Name@address.com

22 Caliber Bullets (New). Asking $3 to $24

Bullets for reloading, all .224" diameter. Excellent, all in original factory boxes.

NOSLER 55g Ballistic Tips, #39526, 100: $24

SPEER 52g Hollow Points, #1035, 101: $17

SPEER 55g FMJ, #1035 (discontinued), 33: $3

Contact vito for details at (720) 291-4719 and/or jrdeangelis78@gmail.com

22-250 A-ZOOM SNAP CAPS (New). Asking $8

A-Zoom Action Proving Dummy Snap Cap are precision

machined from aluminum to exacting tolerances. They feature

a hard anodized finish that provides ultra-smooth functioning

and long cycling life. These are perfect for dry fire practice,

training and function testing, and teaching safety or storing

your firearms with the spring relaxed for longer spring life. A

package of 2. Never used.

Contact vito for details at (720) 291-4719 and/or jrdeangelis78@gmail.com

RCBS Little Dandy Powder Measure Rotors (New). Asking $11 each

The RCBS Little Dandy Handgun Powder Measure is great for handgun

shooters and select small-caliber rifle reloaders. I have #16, 17, 18 &

19. All new and never used. Excellent condition. All 4 for $40.

Contact vito at (720) 291-4719 and/or vito.deangelis@lmco.com

Hornady Bullets 400 – 6mm (.243) 87 gr V-Max Bullets #22440, $90

550 - .224 cal., 55gr, BT – FMJ Bullets, $50

100 - .308, 130 Spire Point Bullets, #3020, $25

Contact Tom for details at (303)908-6565 and/or tom.fellon@gmail.com

Once-Fired Pistol Brass (excellent). Asking 5 to 10 cents each

357 Mag, 380 Auto, 9mm, 40 S&W, 45 ACP, and some others.

Or will trade for 44 Special and 454 Casull.

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Once-Fired Rifle Brass (excellent). Asking 25 to 75 cents each

243, 6mm Rem, 25-06, 264 Win Mag, 270 Win, 270 WSM, 7mm Rem Mag, 7.62x39, 30-30,

300 Sav, 30-06, 300 Win Mag, 300 WSM, 338 Win Mag, 444 Marlin, and a few others.

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Or will trade for 45-70 and 450 Marlin.

Contact vito for details at (720) 291-4719 and/or jrdeangelis78@gmail.com

Remington .458" 300 grain Jacketed Hollow Points (JHP) bullets. (excellent). Asking $0.36

This is NOT loaded ammo. Great for 45-70, 450

Marlin, & light loads in 450 Nitro Express, 458 Win,

458 Lott and 460 Weatherby. I have 400; will sell 1 to

all 400 (for $140). I've only plinked with them, so I

can't say how they work on game, but some say they

are great for deer (see reviews at Midway USA

website). 40 cents each.

Contact vito at (720) 291-4719 and/or

jrdeangelis78@gmail.com

Burris 30mm Scope Rings, Model 420581 (excellent). Asking $35

Universal dovetail, matte black, high. Includes standard ‘zero’

inserts as well as the +/- 0.010 offset inserts. Midway USA sells

them for $62.

Contact vito at (720) 291-4719 and/or jrdeangelis78@gmail.com

Burris 2-Piece Trumount standard scope bases, Model 110R (excellent). Asking $10

Fits Savage 110-116 long action & 10-16 short action hunting,

varmint and law enforcement rifles with round receivers. Also

fits Stevens Model 200. Matte black. Midway USA sells them

for $20.

Contact vito at (720) 291-4719 and/or jrdeangelis78@gmail.com

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CALENDAR This calendar is the latest we have at time of publication. Please check with the event chair

listed for updates or details for the event. Go to the SHFC website for the full year calendar.

February 2016

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 Board

Meeting Clubhouse

1715 to 1830

Scott Lowery

303-977-

6460

2 3 Ice Fishing at

Chatfield

After Work

Dave Harrison

303-977-3509

4 5 6 Rimfire

Silhouette

200 yd range

(Reserved)

0900 till 1300

Ron Gorski 303-

977-8474

Tom Fellon 303-

908-6565

7 Skeet:

Range:

Shotgun

1100-1300

Wayne

MacGregor

303-978-

1494

8 9 10 Ice Fishing at

Chatfield

After Work

Dave Harrison

303-977-3509

11 12 (off

friday) NRA High Pwr

Rifle:

Range: 200yrd

(Reserved)

0830-1300

Dennis Casey

303-971-7197

Skeet:

Range: Shotgun

1100-1300

Wayne

MacGregor

303-978-1494

13 Muzzle Loaders

Range: 200yd

(Reserved)

1000-1300

Ken Ruiz

303-660-8655

Hunter Ed

Clubhouse

(0730-1200)

Range (100yd /

Shotgun)

(1200-1700)

Mitch Arnold

720-496-6107

14 Skeet:

Range:

Shotgun

1100-1300

Wayne

MacGregor

303-978-

1494

15 Presidents

Day

16 17 Ice Fishing at

Chatfield

After Work

Dave Harrison

303-977-3509

18 19

20 Centerfire

Silhouette – 200yd range

0830 till 1300

(Reserved)

Ron Gorski 303-

977-8474

Tom Fellon 303-

908-6565

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21

SHFC

Annual

Award

Banquet

1100 at

Arrowhead

Gold Course

Roxborough

Room

22 23 24 Ice Fishing at

Chatfield

After Work

Dave Harrison

303-977-3509

25 26 (off

friday) NRA High Pwr

Rifle:

Range: 200yrd

(Reserved)

0830-1300

Dennis Casey

303-971-7197

Skeet:

Range: Shotgun

1100-1300

Wayne

MacGregor

303-978-1494

27 3 Gun Event MFF ( Reserved)

0800-1300

Walter Tang

303-977-6474

28 Skeet:

Range:

Shotgun

1100-1300

Wayne

MacGregor

29

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March 2016

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

2 3 4 5 Rimfire

Silhouette

200 yd range

Reserved

0900 till 1300

Ron Gorski 303-

977-8474

Tom Fellon 303-

908-6565

6 Skeet:

Range:

Shotgun

1100-1300

Wayne

MacGregor

303-978-

1494

7 8 9 10 11 (off

friday) NRA High Pwr

Rifle:

Range: 200yrd

(Reserved)

0830-1300

Dennis Casey

303-971-7197

Skeet:

Range: Shotgun

1100-1300

Wayne

MacGregor

303-978-1494

12 Muzzle Loaders

Range: 200yd

(Reserved)

1000-1300

Ken Ruiz

303-660-8655

Hunter Ed

Clubhouse

(0730-1200)

Range (100yd /

Shotgun)

(1200-1700)

Mitch Arnold

720-496-6107

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Daylight

Savings

Time Starts

14

15 Skeet:

Range:

Shotgun

1600-Dark

Wayne

MacGregor

303-978-1494

16 Bowhunter Ed

Hunter Safety –

clubhouse 1800

to 2100

Don Biesecker

303-344-8880

17 Bowhunter Ed

Hunter Safety –

clubhouse 1800

to 2100

Don Biesecker

303-344-8880

Trap Shoot:

Range: Shotgun

1600-Done

Brent Hansen

661-205-6555

18 19 Centerfire

Silhouette – 200yd range

0830 till 1300

Reserved

Ron Gorski 303-

977-8474

Tom Fellon 303-

908-6565

Bowhunter Ed

Hunter Safety – clubhouse &

archery range

0800 to 1700

Don Biesecker

303-344-8880

20

21 22 Skeet:

Range:

Shotgun

1600-Dark

Wayne

MacGregor

303-978-1494

Fishing at

23 24 Trap Shoot:

Range: Shotgun

1600-Done

Brent Hansen

661-205-6555

25 (off

friday)

Good Friday

NRA High Pwr

Rifle:

Range: 200yrd

(Reserved)

0830-1300

Dennis Casey

26 3 Gun Event MFF ( Reserved)

0800-1300

Walter Tang

303-977-6474

18

Chatfield

After Work

Dave Harrison

303-977-3509

303-971-7197

Skeet:

Range: Shotgun

1100-1300

Wayne

MacGregor

303-978-1494

27 Easter

Sunday

28 29 Skeet:

Range:

Shotgun

1600-Dark

Wayne

MacGregor

303-978-1494

Fishing at

Chatfield

After Work

Dave Harrison

303-977-3509

30

31 Trap Shoot:

Range: Shotgun

1600-Done

Brent Hansen

661-205-6555

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April 2016

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

2 Rimfire

Silhouette

200 yd range

Reserved

0900 to 1300

Ron Gorski 303-

977-8474

Tom Fellon 303-

908-6565

3

4 Board

Meeting Clubhouse

1715 to 1830

Scott Lowery

303-977-6460

5 Skeet:

Range:

Shotgun

1600-Dark

Wayne

MacGregor

303-978-

1494

Fishing at

Chatfield

After Work

Dave

Harrison

303-977-

3509

6 7 Trap Shoot:

Range: Shotgun

1600-Done

Brent Hansen

661-205-6555

8 (off friday)

NRA High

Pwr Rifle:

Range: 200yrd

(Reserved)

0830-1300

Dennis Casey

303-971-7197

Skeet:

Range: Shotgun

1000-1300

Wayne

MacGregor

303-978-1494

9 Muzzle

Loaders

Range: 200yd

(Reserved)

1000 -1300

Ken Ruiz

303-660-8655

Hunter Ed

Clubhouse

(0730-1200)

Range (100yd /

Shotgun)

(1200-1700)

Mitch Arnold

720-496-6107

10 NRA

Muzzleloading

Instructor

Upgrade at

shotgun and

MFSF Jim

Cathcart

303-977-7263

11 12 Skeet:

Range:

Shotgun

1600-Dark

Wayne

MacGregor

303-978-

1494

Fishing at

Chatfield

After Work

Dave

Harrison

303-977-

3509

13

14 Trap Shoot:

Range: Shotgun

1600-Done

Brent Hansen

661-205-6555

Basic Pistol

Clubhouse 1800-

2200

Gene Adamson

303-667-2871

15

16 Centerfire

Silhouette – Range 200yd

0830 to 1300

Reserved

Ron Gorski 303-

977-8474

Tom Fellon 303-

908-6565

Basic Pistol

Clubhouse

1200-1600

MFF 0800-1200

Reserved

Gene Adamson

303-667-2871

17

18 Practical

Pistol

(Ladies

Only) (Reserved)

Range: MFF /

100yd

1630-1930

19 Skeet:

Range:

Shotgun

1600-Dark

Wayne

MacGregor

303-978-

1494

20

21 Trap Shoot:

Range: Shotgun

1600-Done

Brent Hansen

661-205-6555

22 (off

friday) NRA High

Pwr Rifle:

Range: 200yrd

(Reserved)

0830-1300

Dennis Casey

303-971-7197

23 3 Gun Event MFF (Reserved)

0800-1300

Walter Tang

303-977-6474

20

Dave Norris

303-977-8068

Fishing at

Chatfield

After Work

Dave

Harrison

303-977-

3509

Skeet:

Range: Shotgun

1000-1300

Wayne

MacGregor

303-978-1494

24

25 Practical

Pistol Lite

Range: MFF /

100yd

(Reserved)

1630-1930

Dave Norris

303-977-8068

26 Skeet:

Range:

Shotgun

1600-Dark

Wayne

MacGregor

303-978-

1494

Fishing at

Chatfield

After Work

Dave

Harrison

303-977-

3509

27 28 Trap Shoot:

Range: Shotgun

1600-Done

Brent Hansen

661-205-6555

29 30 General

Membership

Steel Day Range: 200 /

300yd

1000-1400

Walter Tang

303-977-6474