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The Olde Rod & GunnerJUNE 2019A Monthly Newsletter Published For Our Members South Bay Rod & Gun Club, Inc.A Message from the SBRGC PresidentLegislative news - California’s ban on lead ammunition (which was signed in 2013) is set to take fulleffect statewide on July 1, 2019. According to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, the lead ban willapply to all hunting for all wildlife species and “in any gauge or caliber for the take of any legal species”Club news - The CRSO program has been broken down into three positions:1. The CRSO who oversees the program and interfaces with the LRSO’s & RSO’s and has twoassistants.2. The CRSO Assistant #1 who will handle the recruitment and training up to assignment of newRSO’s.3. The CRSO Assistant #2 who will coordinate with current assigned RSO’s to make sure theyreceive proper training, (NRA RSO qualification, NRA Requalification, OSHA training, etc).Two of the positions have been filled. Bailey Hom has assumed the duties of CRSO and can be reached atcrso@sbrgc.org or 1-619-458-1962. Wayne Harris has assumed the duties of CRSO Assistant # 2 and can bereached at acrso2@sbrgc.org. The CRSO Assistant #1 position has not been filled and we are looking for onemore volunteer for the program.Range/Ranch Development is currently working on the following five main projects: Contractor: New Power for the Range – CompleteContractor: New well for the Range Complex.Work Party: Remodeling of the Ranch House into the SBRGC Club House. Just finished thedemo of all the walls inside. One huge room now.Work Party: Water System (Ranch) refurbishment: This includes a new water distribution building that will house all components of the water system (well control, tank filling control, pressuretank, chlorination system, and distribution pump). This building will also house the switchgearfor the phone system for the Ranch. Currently working on the telephone, power and water linesfor the water distribution building.Work Party: Installing a radio link tower near the water tanks at the Range to bring in high speedinternet for the Range Complex. This will enable some upgrades to the range.You are all invited to attend the WORK PARTY on June 1, 2019 and then enjoy some shooting in the afternoon.The work will be at the Range, and at the Ranch. Just email me at president@sbrgc.org so we can ensure wehave ample food. Start time 7:00. Some of the scheduled work includes: Painting on the radio tower and installation.Continued welding work on the Enclosure for Ammo Cans, Brass Sales and Rifle Rest stowage.Continued work on the Ranch Water distribution building.Weed trimming at the Range & Ranch. (Lots of rain this year)Preparing the Maintenance yard to accommodate all the functions that the Quonset Hut does.Don Gussler, PresidentAffiliated With:National Rifle Association—Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) ––American Single Shot Rifle AssociationNational Muzzleloading Rifle Association—National Shooting SportsFoundation—California Rifle and Pistol AssociationSingle Action Shooting Society—California Wildlife Federation—SanDiego County Wildlife Federation - NRA Women On Target
THE OLDE ROD & GUNNERJUNE 192RANGE INFORMATION Phone: 619–468–3070Hours: Mon– Fri 8 a.m. - 4p.m. / Summer hours Sat & Sun 8 a.m.—5 p.m.EASY ACCESS CONTACT LISTSHOTGUN/TRAP RANGEBusiness ManagerJon Sivers619-987-9096For Range SchedulingTom Fox619-458-5091Chief Range Safety OfficerBailey Hom619-458-1962Range DevelopmentDon Gussler619-405-2125CaretakerTom Hankins619-458-0138MATCH TYPEDIRECTORPHONEMuzzleloadersJoanne FrazierDave Boyle619-477-7187L.R Pistol Silhouette /Cowboy RifleRyan King619-888-7667Cowboy Action ShootShem Lambert619-997-2755Newsletter AdvertisingNRA High Power RifleMike CostelloAndrew Marumoto858-488-2711619-888-4252Member Ads: 150 word limit 3 permonth 5.00 each per monthSmallbore SilhouetteJim Birdsell760-765-0714Paid ads for any item will alwaysbe considered.Reduced Range PalmaMike CostelloCharlie WallaceMike St. Clair858-488-2711619-992-2203858-578-4476Don Gussler619-405-2125Eric Keel619-253-7009TRAININGDIRECTORPHONEARCJeff Maynard619-426-4108Pat Ayers619-357-1331Jeff Maynard619-426-4108Tamara Stapleton858-663-9223Trap Range CoordinatorMike Callison (858) 449-8963Assistant CoordinatorChris Case (619) 582-4512Trap range hours of operationSaturday & Sundays 8am - 4pm2nd & 4th Wed of the month 8-112nd Tues of the month 4pm—8pmCost: Club members 7 per round {25clays}; Non-members 7 per round 10daily trap range fee. Call coordinatorslisted above for availability.1/8 of a page:1/4 of a page:1/2 of a page:Full page: 20/month 40/month 75/month 140/month1 month free for 11 months ofadvertising paid in advance.Contact Jon Sivers for billing.Advertising must be copy readyfor submission.To place ads, emailBusiness Manager, Jon Siverstreasurer@sbrgc.org619-987-9096Conventional PistolSchuetzenguildeSingle ShotCMP High PowerQualificationJunior Rifle TrainingWomen On TargetSporting Goods * Private Firearm DealerDonald S. GusslerFFL HolderNRA Life Member9/199334 Dempster Dr.,Santee CA 92071(619) 258-2543gusslers@gmail.com
THE OLDE ROD & GUNNERJUNE 19LEAD RANGE OFFICER CONTACT LIST1st Sun1st Mon1st Tue1st Wed1st Thurs1st Fri1st GusslerLeWallaceHarris619-992-9864 LRO858-792-0755 LRO619-465-2761 LRO619-405-2125 LRO619-663-7767 LRO619-992-2203 LRO858-263-5566 LRO2nd Sun2nd Mon2nd Tue2nd Wed2nd Thurs2nd Fri2nd nBowmanMcPheeLewisPeraltaHeckman619-922-4722 LRO619-698-4237 LRO619-426-4548 LRO619-588-6299 LRO858-565-6383 LRO619-890-1387 LRO760-334-3584 LRO3rd Sun3rd Mon3rd Tue3rd Wed3rd Thurs3rd Fri3rd rgovanHobbsMadsenHowlandLakotish619-249-6805 LRO619-429-8647 LRO619-470-4703 LRO760-289-8884 LRO619-885-0564 LRO619-448-7741 LRO619-847-6643 LRO4th Sun4th Mon4th Tue4th Wed4th Thurs4th Fri4th SatGabeA. ooksComptonKerr619-710-9708 LRO619-607-8055 LRO619-301-9069 LRO858-226-6660 LRO619-468-3708 LRO619-698-4237 LRO858-353-5616 LRO5th Sun5th Mon5th Tue5th Wed5th Thurs5th Fri5th oxBowmanWardGussler858-578-6589 LRO619-919-9236 LRO619-468-3708 LRO619-284-3770 LRO619-426-4548 LRO619-255-6833 LRO619-405-2125 LRO3To contact ROVING RANGEOFFICERSplease refer to our websitesbrgc.orgATTENTION ALLRANGE SAFETYOFFICERS—YOU MUST BECURRENT ON YOURNRA RSOTRAININGThe next NRA RSO TRAININGwill take place in La Mesa onJuly 20, 2019This training is forNEW or RENEWINGcertificationsFOR COMPLETE DETAILS ®ISTRATION PLEASE VISIT OURWEBSITE AThttp://sbrgc.org/Range-Officer-info/If you need help or have questions,please contactcrso@sbrgc.orgor call Jon Sivers 619-987-9096LEAD TRAP RANGE OFFICERS1st Sat1st Sun2nd Sat2nd Sun2nd Wed3rd Sat3rd Sun4th Sat4th Sun4th Wed5th Sat5th �BaileyCallisonYoungYoungReynoldsS lesS lesValdezCaseSchaeferS lesHutchinsonHomTrap Range CrdntrLTROLTROLTROLTROLTROLTROAst. CrdntrLTROLTROLTROLTRO
JUNE 19THE OLDE ROD & GUNNER4The Dulzura DesperadosAt the sbr&gcCowboy Ac on Shoo ng is a shoo ng sport created in 1982 by a few gentlemen now known as the Wild Bunch. In 1987 theyofficially formed the Single Ac on Shoo ng Society (SASS). Originally based in Yorba Linda, California, SASS eventually movedtheir opera on to Founders Ranch in New Mexico. SASS is the largest and most widely accepted organiza on for western styleshoo ng.The Dulzura Desperados were established at the South Bay Rod & Gun Club in 2000. The sport recreates life in the old westthrough shoo ng courses of fire (called stages) designed to depict a movie scene, an old west historical shootout or justsomeone's idea of how it may have been in the late 1800's. For obvious safety reasons, it is highly recommended that shootersa have previous shoo ng experience and be familiar with the safe opera on of single ac on revolvers, rifles and shotguns. ACowboy Ac on Shoo ng compe on is not the venue to receive your ini al firearms training.To add to the "fantasy" experience, all shooters are required to wear some form of period dress. Typically, long pants (ordresses for the ladies), boots, cowboy hat and shirts with long sleeves. No shorts, ball caps or adver sing is permi ed on anyclothing. For firearms, you will need two single ac on pistols, a lever ac on rifle (in a pistol caliber) and a side by side shotgun(without ejectors) or a Winchester model 1897 pump shotgun (or reproduc on) with an exposed hammer. Guns generallymust be designed prior to 1900 but modern versions like the Ruger Blackhawk & Vaquero or Colt clones are acceptable. Youwill need holsters and a carrier for shot shells. All bullets are lead only and have feet per second requirements.But, most importantly, you will need an Alias! Pick a name that fits your personality, job, chosen western character or one thatjust sounds good. If you join SASS (we highly recommend that you do), they will issue you a badge (with your personal SASSmember number) and register your alias. Your alias is unique to you and is never duplicated. You may check at sassnet.com/AliasLookup.php to see if anyone already has the alias you are thinking about choosing. Joining SASS or the South Bay Rod andGun Club is not a requirement to shoot in our monthly matches. However, SASS membership is required for SASS sanc oned,state level and above, matches.As you par cipate in the sport you will learn there is a rule called "The Spirit Of The Game”. This rule is the founda on of Cowboy Ac on Shoo ng. "The Spirit Of The Game" signifies that we are par cipa ng for FUN. Because there are no prizes for winning a match, the incen ve to play is FUN. If you are willing to sacrifice FUN for a victory, then this is not the game foryou. The only prize is to have bragging rights over your pardners un l the next match.Complete SASS Rules are available in one of their SASS Handbooks. If you are interested in par cipa ng, the best way to learnmore is by visi ng the SASS web site and going to watch a Cowboy Ac on Shoo ng monthly match or two. All clubs welcomevisitors and are eager to explain what is involved. Bring eye and ear protec on.You will find that Cowboy Ac on Shooters are the friendliest folks on the planet. Because we all share a fondness for the oldwest and the firearms of the me, we have an immediate bond that expands into long term friendships.COWBOY ACTION SHOOTING COMPETITION*There are no prizes for winning, just bragging rights un l the next match.*Cowboy Ac on Shoo ng is shoo ng scenarios using firearms that are all of 1899 or earlier in design or manufacture.This includes rifles, pistols and shotguns.*Matches are not quick draw contest.*Cowboy Ac on Shoo ng is NOT the place to learn how to shoot. It is where experienced shooters go to play the fantasy ofCowboy Ac on Shoo ng.*The "Spirit Of The Game" is a term we use to describe the honor of the old west, a handshake was your bond and honesty was the rule of the day. It also means the shooter fully par cipates in what the stage requires. (Common-sense excep onsare made for those shooters with physical disabili es that hinder par cipa on in certain ac vi es. For example, a wheelchairbound shooter is not expected to mount the "horse" in the middle of a stage).*If in doubt, just remember "WWJWD" (What would John Wayne do?)*Remember, No target is to close or too big, that it can't be missed.And remember, It ain't how good you shoot; it's how good you look shoo ng!
JUNE 19THE OLDE ROD & GUNNER5Dulzura Desperados continuedABOUT US—We are a fun-loving group who likes to shoot. Any age, any ability – everyone’s welcome. Come out and joinus! And if you have any ques ons, please send us an email or give us a call.Firearms: Two revolvers, one rifle, one shotgun. See SASS Shooters Handbook for more informa on on authorized firearms.Ammuni on: Lead bullets onlyTargets: SteelTarget distances: SASS recommended distances are as follows:Revolver – 7 to 10 yards * Shotgun – 8 to 16 yards * Rifle – 13 to 50 yardsClothing and Accouterments:Cowboy Ac on Shoo ng is a combina on of historical reenactment and Saturday morning at the ma nee. Par cipantsmay choose the style of costume they wish to wear, but all clothing must be typical of the late 19th century, a B-Westernmovie, or Western television series. SASS puts a great deal of emphasis on costuming because it adds so much to theuniqueness of our game and helps create a fes ve, informal atmosphere that supports the friendly, fraternal feeling we encourage in our compe tors.*All shooters must be in costume, and we encourage guests and family also to be costumed.*All clothing and equipment MUST be worn appropriately, how it was intended and how it would have been worn in theOLD WEST or as seen on B-Western movies and television.SOUTH BAY MUZZLE LOADERS REPORTMatch Directors: Dave Boyle & Joanne Frazier (619) 477-7187Range 2 * Event Time: Monthly 1st Sundays Muzzle Loader Match 9:00AMThe muzzleloaders always welcome new shooters, beginners and spectators who might be interested in this discipline. We provide very nice medals for first, second and third place. Eachmonth there is a designated medallion target. The winner receives a nice medallion (unlessthey already received one during the current year). Gary received the May medallion.Match Silhouettes(Buffalo, Chickens & Groundhogs @ 50 yards)Gary Allgeier 15Todd Crosby 14Trent Alford 13Barb Spangler 13Kurt Spangler 13Mike Lueke 13Frank Lueke 12Joanne Frazier 11Mike Lueke 11Bruce Jones 11Tim Cook 10Ron Major 9Colleen Jones 5Tom Davies 5Steve Waterburg 1John S DNCJohn Rogers DNCMedallion(3 inch bull @ 25 yards)Gary Allgeier 41Trent Alford 39Tim Cook 38Todd 37Colleen Jones 33Ron Major 32Kurt Spangler 31Mike Lueke 29Frank Lueke 28John Rogers 28Mike Jones 27Tom Davies 27Barb Spangler 27Bruce Jones 27Dan C DNCJohn S DNCSteve Waterburg DNCJoanne Frazier DNC
THE OLDE ROD & GUNNERJUNE 196June 2019SUNMONTUESWEDTHURSFRIPLEASE CHECK WEBSITE FOR UPDATED CALENDAR2#6 open 8-5w/LR Pistol &Cowboy Rifle8-1#5 open 8-5#2Muzzleloaders9-13#6 open 8-44#6 open 8-45#6 open 8-46#6 open 8-47#6 open 8-4#1 open 8-4SAT1Work Party7-1#6 open 8-5#5 open 8-5#3 open 8-5#2 open 8-58#6 open 8-5#5 open 8-5#3 Juniors 8-11#2 DulzuraDesperados8-2PLEASE CHECK WEBSITE FOR UPDATED CALENDAR910#6 200/300 Hi- #6 open 8-4Power 7-12#6 open 12-5#5 open 8-5#2 open 8-511#6 open 8-412#6 open 8-4#5 open 8-1113#6 open 8-414#6 open 8-4#1 open 8-4BoD Meeting6:30 atLa Mesa PDPLEASE CHECK WEBSITE FOR UPDATED CALENDAR1617#6 open 8-5#6 open 8-4#5 open 8-5#3 ARC 7-12 &open 12-5#2 open 8-5Father’s Day18#6 open 8-419#6 open 8-4206 open 8-421#6 open 8-4#1 open 8-415#6 Palma Match8-12#6 open 12-5#5 open 8-5#3 SBSilhouette 8-1#3 open 1-5#2 open 8-522#6 open 8-5#5 open 8-5#3 Juniors 8-11#2 Convtl. PistolMatch 8-2PLEASE CHECK WEBSITE FOR UPDATED CALENDAR232425262728#6#6 open 8-4#6 open 8-4#6 open 8-4#6 open 8-4#6 open 8-4Schutzenguilde#5 open 8-11#1 open 8-48-12open 12-5#5 open 8-5#3 open 8-5#2 open 8-5#1 DesperadosPLEASE CHECK WEBSITE FOR UPDATED CALENDARtraining 9-1230#6 open 8-5#5 open 8-5PLEASE CHECK WEBSITE FOR UPDATED CALENDAR29#6 open 8-5#5 open 8-5#3 open 8-5#2 open 8-5
JUNE 19THE OLDE ROD & GUNNER7SCHUETZENGUILDEThe Schuetzenguilde held its annual ISSA Regional Match on April 26-28, 2013 under fair skies with nice weather. Wehad a very safe and enjoyable match, with both .22RF and centerfire matches as well as King Target matches and a"Quart of Bud" match. Many thanks to our Schuetzenmeister, Mr. Eric Keel, for pu ng on an excellent match! We hada very enjoyable compe tors meal at Filippi's Pizza on Saturday evening and Mr Russ Hooks provided a nice lunch onSunday.Thanks also to all of our shooters and many who pitched in to help out. It is much appreciated.Our match in June, on the 23rd, will be for .40 cal and up with iron sights and fixed ammuni on. Course of fire is 20shots BR and 20 shots OH at 200 yards and best 10 of 13 shots BR at 300 yards. The Col. Stodter Trophy will beawarded to the winner of the 200 yd match aggregate. Hope to see everyone there!April San Diego Regional match scores as follows:.22RF Matches at 100 ydsAny Sight, BR, 20 shotsEric Keel 490-10Bill Polkinhorn 489-11Russ Hooks 489-10John Thiele 484-11Bob Tyler 478-5Bruce Jones 473-4Fred Nace 464-4Joe Feldman 444-5.22 Rimfire AggregateJohn Thiele 902-14Bill Polkinhorn 893-13Russ Hooks 886-10Bruce Jones 865-4Joe Feldman 823-6Bob Tyler 754-5 DNFHigh TargetCenterfire Matches at 200 ydsIron Sight, BR, 20 shotsRuss Hooks 484-8Steve Adams 479-7Joe Feldman 470-5Eric Keel 468-2John Thiele 461-3Bruce Jones 460-2Bill Polkinhorn 451-0Bob Tyler 447-1Any Sight, OH, 20 shotsJohn Thiele 418-3Bill Polkinhorn 404-2Russ Hooks 397-0Bruce Jones 392-0Joe Feldman 379-1Bob Tyler 276-0 DNFHigh TargetBill Polkinhorn 214-1Iron Sight, OH, 20 shotsSteve Adams 399-1Russ Hooks 358-0Bill Polkinhorn 354-0John Thiele 341-0Bruce Jones 338-0Joe Feldman 306-0High TargetSteve Adams 204-0Rimfire King TargetFred Nace center shot-25High TargetRuss Hooks 243-5Centerfire AggregateSteve Adams 1759-13Russ Hooks 1722-14Bruce Jones 1647-4Bill Polkinhorn 1644-1Joe Feldman 1643-15John Thiele 1640-8Centerfire King TargetBill PolkinhornQuart of Bud Match 10 shotsString Measure @ 200 yardsRuss Hooks 9 3/16 inchesAny Sight, BR, 20 shotsBob Tyler 485-9Joe Feldman 482-8Russ Hooks 480-6Dave Darr 480-5Steve Adams 478-4Eric Keel 474-4John Thiele 469-4Fred Nace 467-4Bruce Jones 462-2Randy Reed 458-1Bill Polkinhorn 454-1High TargetBob Tyler 243-5Any Sight, OH, 20 shotsSteve Adams 403-1Russ Hooks 400-0Bruce Jones 387-0Joe Feldman 385-2Bill Polkinhorn 385-0John Thiele 369-1High TargetRuss Hooks 214-0DE CHIEL FIREARMSLa MesaCollectablesWe Deal With Our CustomersONE AT A TIMEShooter Supply * Ammo Depot * PelletGun EmporiumWe Don't Sell You What We HaveWe Order What You Want, or you canORDER IT YOURSELF, on-line, from ourReloading Equipment and Components WarehouseNation Wide Distributors.Nearly All Makes and Models AvailableAmmo, Holsters, Leather Products,Scopes, Scope Mounting,Custom Manufacturing, Antique Guns,Custom Knife Making, Pellet Guns, Reloading Supplies, Gun Cleaning ProductsGive us your Consignments orSell Your Guns and Supplies YourselfOn Our Web PageOffice hours W-Th-FR, ON LINE 24/7619- 427-6342www.dechielfirearms.com(619) 444‐9291 www.LMCAMMO.com1610 N. Magnolia Avenue,El Cajon CA 920206/19SBR&GC LIFE MEMBER since 1978
JUNE 19THE OLDE ROD & GUNNER8WOMEN ON TARGETFINDING STRENGTH AND EMPOWERMENT THROUGHFIREARMS TRAINING (and having FUN!)We had another AMAZING day with Women On Targetin May. The weather was a question mark, since rainwas in the forecast, but only one lady didn'tshow. Everyone was ready to go and prepared to dealwith any conditions the day could bring. The skieswere friendly until the very end when the cloudsdropped buckets for about 10 minutes, we even saw alittle hail. Then, it all cleared up and everyone safelydeparted with well earned participation certificates inhand and huge smiles on their faces. I anticipate thatwe will see some of those ladies again very soon.I also want to send out my heartfelt gratitude to our terrific groupof volunteer Mentors. Thank you!! You always show up and workhard to make the day for our ladies TOP NOTCH, and I can't sayenough about how much I appreciate your dedication and passionfor helping our program. We get rave reviews for our facility,course content and staff each and every time. It is truly a teameffort and I am confident in saying that we host the best WomenOn Target clinics in San Diego county.Our next Women On Target clinic is on July 13th, the secondSaturday of that month. For those ladies interested in signing upfor some excellent fundamental training on handgun, rifle andshotgun, you can register on our website at sbrgc.org/training.Registration opens up 30 days prior to the clinic, so mark yourcalendars and set yourself a reminder to sign up.The classes in the warmer months fill up fast.Until then, if you see me at the range, be sure to say Hello!!Tamara StapletonDirectorNEEDED FOR THERamona CountryFair Eventin AugustWe need volunteers to represent and promote South Bay Rod & Gun Club at theRamona Country Fair August 1st through the 4th. The event hours are Thursday 5PMto 10PM, Friday 5PM to 10PM, Saturday 11AM to 11PM, and Sunday 11AM to 10PM.We could use some help setting up our booth on Thursday afternoon around 2PMand at least 2 people to work the booth each day.All members interested in helping to promote our club, please contactKeith Heckman by phone or text at 760-334-3584, or email keithauto@live.com
THE OLDE ROD & GUNNERJUNE 199Multi-Class Silhouette MatchMay 18, 2019We have FOUR matches to shoot on the third Saturday – Lever Action 22, Lever Action Pistol Cartridge, Smallbore 22 Rifle (scoped), and 22 Pistol. For the lever action matches, rifles should have a tubular magazine andmay be lever action, pump or semi-auto. Other types may also be allowed upon request. Smallbore is a scopedclass and is the most challenging. The 22LR pistol match has two classes, iron sights and scoped. Lever ActionPistol Cartridge is 357Mag, 32-20, 44Mag or similar.Course of fire is the same for all matches - 10 shots each: Chickens at 40 yards, Pigs at 50 yards, Turkeys at75 yards and Rams at 100 yards. Bring at least 50 rounds of ammo per gun – 40 for the match, some for practice22LR Lever Rifle Results:Match WinnerRyan King1st MasterJim Birdsell1st AAAKai Schumann1st AAMatt Morton1st AAlex TyeOpen Sight Pistol:1stDave Morton2ndAlex TyeScore(40 possible)3330322118Pistol Cal Lever Rifle:Match WinnerJoe Bonk1st AAAKai Schumann1st AATony Wong1st AHarry KirkScore(40 possible)28272713Upcoming Matches: June 15 and July 20.Matches are the third Saturday of the month.Set up on Range 3 starts at 8 AM.87Match Directors: Jim Birdsell (760)765-0714Ryan King (619)888-7667Lever Action Rifle & Long Range 22 Silhouette MatchMay 5, 2019Knocking down these big and small critters is lots of fun, so if you haven’t tried it, dust off that old lever gun orscoped 22LR and come on out! Bring 50 rounds of ammo – 40 for the match and 5 or 10 to sight in. 30-30 is aperfect caliber, but anything between 357Mag and 45-70 works, so long as it’s safe in a tube magazine. Course offire is 10 rounds each: Chickens at 50 yards, Pigs at 100 yards, Turkeys at 150 yards and Rams at 200 yards.Long Range 22LR is at the same distance, except that only chickens are shot off hand, all others are from thebench.Lever Ac on RifleScoreRifleCaliberUpcoming matches: June 2 July 7Match WinnerKai Schumann27Winchester45-701st AAAJohnny Garcia24Rolling Block45-701st AAJoe Bonk26Marlin35RemstSean Declerog20Marlin357stEvan Tzakis25Winchester1 B1 UnclassedLong Range 22Match WinnerScoreArt Reifman2930-30Rifle10/22ScopedSet up on the MainRange starts at 7:45.Ryan King,Match Director:619-888-7667
THE OLDE ROD & GUNNERJUNE 1910NRA High Power Rifle MatchSBR&GC High Power Shooters did very well at the US Navy Fleet Matches! The USN Fleet Matcheswere held at Camp Pendleton, 27 April to 5 May. Four of our Members earned points toward the Distinguished Rifleman Badge in the Excellence in Competition Matches. They were: Dusty Carr winningGold 10 points, Kevin Cooper winning Silver 8 points, Dan Bubke and Ruben Ortiz each winningBronze 6 points. Eric Berg and Chris Salgado also competed in the Matches. It is interesting thatamong the organizers of the Fleet Matches are Eric Villarreal and Don 7BubkeExAR151174186-2160671-2Carr, OMarumotoMaARO186-2200-10197-9199-8782-29xMat. 2ndEllisExAR160-1183-2186-3177-2706-8Hi ExMat. Win.dnfGood going Dusty and Andrew! Dusty winning the Match, but both have scores into the 780’s.Congratulations, these scores are among the best ever fired at SBR&GC! Thanks to everyone for shooting on Mother’s Day. We were all done shooting and home in time for an afternoon and evening withMom!Keep’em in the middle! Mike
JUNE 19THE OLDE ROD & GUNNER11May 18, 2019NameAkin, LarryBaston, BillCarver, JimEllis, MichaelJesse PadillaTusch, BillWells, ChuckZucconi, 2-20x439-17x393-8x388-2xAyers, PatrickCooper, KevinCostello, MikeFernandez, 7439-17x447-18x437-15x440-17xHodson, ChrisHowland, AlanMartin, DamonOrtiz, RubenRegdado, StephenRomano,ChuckStephenson, JerryWallace, 18xGood shooting everyone!!Award2nd F-TRHi F-TRHi SRHI F-O2nd F-OTargets used: MR-63, 63C F ClassIt has become difficult to find a proper way to recognize to efforts of our less experienced shooters withso many shooters in the top two or three NRA Classifications.It requires a minimum of three shooters in a Classification to win a prize. We are thinking to sum theless experienced shooters Classifications from the different Rifle categories to meet the minimum sumfor recognition. It only seems proper to acknowledge the improvements at all levels.Keep’em in the Middle! MikeBack: Damond Martin,Alan Howland, PatrickAyers, Bill Baston, JohnStewart, and Chris Hodson.Middle: Chuck Wells, JerryStephenson, Ruben Ortiz,Michael Ellis, KevinCooper, Jesse Padilla andJim Carver.Front: Larry Akin,Stephen Regdado, ElpidioFrenandez, ChuckRomano, John Zucconi,and Mike Costello
SOUTH BAY ROD & GUN CLUB, Inc.PO Box 26027, San Diego CA 92196-0027OFFICERS 2018DIRECTORS 2018PresidentDon Gussler619-405-2125Vice PresidentBobby LeanSecretaryJohnny Garcia619-429-8647619-890-9850Jeff Maynard619-426-4108Jeff Chambers619-710-5838Mike Callison858-449-8963Treasurer &Business ManagerJon Sivers619-987-9096Shem Lambert619-997-2755Sgt. At ArmsTom Fox619-458-5091Bruce Kerr858-353-5616Membership ChairRodney Tilk619-266-9876Chief Range SafetyOfficerBailey Hom619-458-1962Trap RangeCoordinatorMike Callison858-449-89631020 Marron Valley Rd., Dulzura CA 919171 YEAR2 YEARVACANT3 YEARTom Hankins619-458-0138Mark Heckman619-334-2878Keith Heckman760-334-3584
Preparing the Maintenance yard to accommodate all the functions that the Quonset Hut does. Trap Range Coordinator Mike Callison (858) 449-8963 Assistant Coordinator Chris Case (619) 582-4512 Trap range hours of operation . must be designed prior to 1900 but modern versions like the Ruger Blackhawk & Vaquero or Colt clones are acceptable. You
