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WELCOME NE W MEMbErs

PrEsidENt’s COLuMNWell, I hope all of you sur-vived April 15th tax day. If this was your reminder you’re in BIG trouble. Well maybe not. Anyway we have a lot going on this month.

May 8th & 9th is the Ore-gon Conv. Indoor 3P State Championships here at the Club and the very next weekend, May 15th & 16th, is the Saddle Butte Machine Gun Shoot. If you have ever wanted to shoot a machine gun here is your chance. We are talking just about any kind of a machine gun you can think of. It will be waiting for you.

May 29th is the 14th Annual Oregon Single Stack Championships and then on the 30th is the Oregon Glock Championships. So, as you see, we have really kicked of f our competition season in a big way at the Club this year. Get up out of your easy chair and come out to the Club on one or all of these weekends and see what you have been missing.

This is a great opportunity to learn about some new disciplines and meet some really great people. Also, don’t forget the May 11th quarterly General Meeting. Attend to learn more about what’s happening at your Club. See you at the range!

Steve ShippeyPresident

MEMbErshiP rENEWaL – aPriL 1st

All individual, family and junior member-ships are up for renewal on the first of April each year. Those members who do not renew by the end of April will have their gate cards turned of f and can be reacti-vated without paying initiation fees when they pay their full dues for the year. Mem-bers delinquent for one year must start the membership process all over to become an active member. The renewal applica-

Chase Miller, Leif Miller, Soren Miller , Robert Newman Jr., Patrick Sevigny, Tim I. Bailey, Ken Linde, Robert V. Naylor Sr., David L. Clark, Vern Skogen, Frank Stevenson, Klint Sheets, Alan Baker, Bret Stefani, Bruce Duf fy, Tim Molloy, Kelly Kozisek, Russel (Ron) Adelsperger, Stan Mrowka, Josiah Fisher, Glenn W. Dye, Bob Matthews, Vern Rhodes, Steve Smith, Al Nagao, Paul Meithof, Michael Korcek, Jef f Boles, Bryan Crews, Roy Poppleton, Charles T. (Tom) Anderson, William Bateman, Kenny Buf fington, Dustin Dedrickson, Shawn Drew, John Fordyce, Conner Boaz, Micah Evan Walter, Mario Gonzales, Quyen Yen, Forrest L. Hatch, Paul W. Hilliard, Lorrin Honda, William Gushulak, Eli Gushulak,

tion is included in this newsletter. Simply cut it out and send it in with your renewal payment. You can also find a renewal ap-plication on the ARPC website under the “membership” button. Send to: ARPC, P.O. Box 727, Albany, OR 97321

If you have any questions call Bob Hamilton at 503-930-6172 or email him at treasurer@arpc.info, Mike McCarter at 541-619-0038 or email rm@arpc.info.

aduLt sMaLLbOrE CLassOn May 3 at 6:30pm in the main range class-room, we will hold a class for the adult shooters on smallbore competit ion rif le shooting. Be prepared to take notes and bring 50 rounds of .22 long rifle standard velocity ammo. We can accommodate 13 individuals at a time, There is no cost; rifles with aperture sights will be provided if you do not have one. For those wanting to continue on, we will provide information on additional smallbore practice/competition shooting. For further information please contact Nelson or Barbara Shew at 541-451-2047, nshew@centurytel.net

ExEC. OffiCEr/traPHey there, folks! I told you we were going to have a bunch of construction going on this year. All you have to do is drive through the gate and you can see it. There is going to be more. We will be seeing more handicapped parking places, we will see many more projects going on and all they will do is make this range, your range, much bet ter than it was not that many years ago.

The one item I must give compliments to is the way the membership is taking care of the range. In addition, when something is broken, someone gets notified. In addition to telling someone about a problem, put in on paper. Just use one of the range incident reports to write your observations.

The cone showing which bay is in use is working. I might add, just because a bay is in use does not mean you can’t go in to see if you can share it. I say this because we often have police and other disciplines taking up several of the bays. Besides, sharing is good. We get a chance to meet other members and, more often than not, make a new friend.

On to work bond. Keep calling to declare your ability to come on out to help on work bond Saturday. It gives me an idea about what I will be able to get done the next day. By the way, if you are wondering why we are patching up the OSB board it is because

the stuff is getting a bunch more expensive. We are going to have to find a way to mount targets besides using plywood or particle board. Forget plastic type boards: way too expensive for our use. A way will be found and you may be the one to make the sug-gestion. So give it some thought and send it on to the Board.

Just one more item and it is a negative. I noticed something white up on the 200 yard line. When I went up to check it out I found a steel target that was badly shot up. As a matter of fact, there was a hole shot through it. Not good. In addition the steel was badly cratered so I removed it from the range. If you want it back just give me a call and I will give it back to the owner. No problem. It just brings to mind that when we bring something out to the range to shoot, take it home. Don’t leave your trophies out here for someone else to pick up.

Bottom line we are all doing a great job to keep a great range great. Thanks to all.

On to trap. With the weather starting to get better I am seeing more shooters and we are having nothing but fun. I have made a decision to change the way I run the trap during trap nights. Af ter having some dif-ficulties with getting things moving, I no longer shoot during trap time. I see to it that the shoots are run simple and fast. That way, we are able to get more shooters shooting. I guess what I am saying is that I have really taken charge of the trap so our members can come out and just have fun

Now for the broken record. We hope to see more juvenile shooters out here. The ones that do show up are doing quite well. There are one or two who would give most of our members a real run for their money. The kids start shooting at 6:00pm and only shoot fif ty rounds. I am trying to keep the cost down for the parent of the kids until I find a sponsor. We have shotguns to lend and ammo to sell to the kids and the club is paying for the birds (we are still making a profit). So send a neighbor, your child, your grandchild, or a friend of one or the other out to shoot. Just tell them it is better than a video game because they will really feel something happening and see something break that they will not get in trouble for. Besides that, they will get some fresh air.

For the rest of you, come out and give it a try. See ya at the range and shoot lots of bullets. Don Arnold

MaChiNE GuN shOOtSpring will be here soon and that means it is time to start planning for the Saddle Butte Machine Gun shoot. The shoot will be held on May 15th and 16th (third weekend).

arpc Executive BoardExEcutivE committEESteve Shippey, president pres@arpc.info . . . . . . . . . . . . . 503.585.2724Ray Merten, vice-president  vp@arpc.info . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .541.949.1327Peter Newman, secretary  sec@arpc.info . . . . . . . . . . . . . 541.905.0643Bob Hamilton, treasurer  treas@arpc.info . . . . . . . . . . . . . 503.930.6172Don Arnold, exec. officer  xo@arpc.info . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 541.491.1014John Walker, chief instructor  crso@arpc.info. . . . . . . . . . . 541.928.5757Mike McCarter, executive director  ed@arpc.info . . . . . . . . . 541.619.0038

othEr committEEsRich Larrowe gunshow-chairman  gunshow@arpc.info. . . . . . . . . 541.738.6613Membership Questions  membership@arpc.info. . . . . . . . . . 541.619.0038Dwain Thomas, hunter safety ed  dwainhuntersafety@live.com . . ..541.967.7554Tony White, newsletter  editor@arpc.info . . . . . . . . . . . . . 541.917.1030

hours of opErationMonday thru Friday.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00am - 9:00pmSaturday & Sunday.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:00am - 8:00pm

othErClubhouse Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 541.491.3755Business Phone. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 541.619.0038Club Web Site.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.arpc.infoAddress. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29999 Saddle Butte Rd., Shedd, OR 97377

TreasurerBob Hamilton

503.930.6172treas@arpc.info

Chief InstructorJohn Walker541-928-5757

crso@arpc.infoPlease have your guests fill out a guest badge

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SecretaryPeter Newman

541.905.0643sec@arpc.info

Exec. OfficerDon Arnold541.491.1014 xo@arpc.info

PresidentSteve Shippey

503.585.2724 pres@arpc.info

Vice PresidentRay Merten503-949-1327 VP@arpc.info

Every year we get larger and better and it takes a lot of volunteers to make this a safe and enjoyable event.

Volunteers will be needed to serve as Range Of ficers, balloon/target setters, tee shir t sales, setup/take down (Friday 14th and Monday 17th) and gate/parking lots. This year only those volunteers who sign up be-fore May 1st to work both the Saturday and Sunday of the shoot will receive a tee shirt.

Anyone interested in helping please con-tacted Allen Eriksen at Eriksenor@aol.com (weekends phone 541-967-4005). Please include your full name, phone number, days volunteering to work and shirt size if volun-teering for both the 15th and 16th.

This is a great way to get your work bond hours. Don’t worry if you have lit tle or no experience with Machine Guns. We will teach you everything you will need to know to help out. 6422

friENds Of thE Nra

Albany Rifle and Pistol Club is one of the driving forces behind the Mid Valley Friends of NRA Banquet on May 15th at Spring Hill Country Club. Our junior programs have received funding for various projects over the last three years. We are the largest shooting facility in the Mid-Willamette Val-ley and we should be supporting this great program. Salem will not have a banquet this year, so if you live in or around Salem please attend our Friends of the NRA Ban-quet. 19222

The Mid Valley Friends of NRA Banquet starts at 5pm, right af ter the Saddle Butte Machine Gun Shoot ends on Saturday. If you want a fantastic meal, in a wonderful setting, with friends who love firearms, and a chance to win a gun or two, then why don’t you give the club office a call and order your tickets? $35 per person for both dinner and a great cause is a good deal. If you want to support the banquet with a sponsorship or donation then we would like to talk to you.

WaNtEd: OLd firEarMsThe main range clubhouse remodel project is nearing completion and we are looking for some old firearms to display along with our wildlife mounts. If you have an old gun that you would like to see up on the wall please

program DirEctorsRimfire Benchrest - Jim Johnson, br@arpc.info. . . . . . . . . 541.758.7364Centerfire Benchrest - Terry Wright . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 541.491.1201Black Powder - Ed Eriksen, bpowder@arpc.info.. . . . . . . . . 541.926.7570Bowling Pins - Bill Manghelli, pins@arpc.info. . . . . . . . . . . 541.935.2019Defensive Handgun - Mike McCarter, ed@arpc.info. . . . . . 541.619.0038Five Stand - Tom Smith, five@arpc.info. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 503.474.7579High Power - Trent Hering, hp@arpc.info . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 541.760.9078I.C.O.R.E. - Mike McCarter, icore@arpc.info . . . . . . . . . . . . 541.619.0038Indoor Pistol - Paul Manghelli, pistol@arpc.info . . . . . . . . . 541.327.2337Junior Rifle - Barbara Shew, nshew@centurytel.net . . . . . . 541.451.2047Junior Smallbore - Mark Baur, jrsb@arpc.info. . . . . . . . . . 541.405.1069Ladies Program - Nadine Manghelli, ladies@arpc.info.. . . . 541.935.2019Old West - Patrick Reagan, oldwest@arpc.info. . . . . . . . . . 541.259.2774Senior Smallbore - James DiNardo, srsb@arpc.info. . . . . . 541.367.4033Speed Steel - Jan Hase, ss@arpc.info . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 541.924.0162Trap - Don Arnold, shotgun@arpc.info. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 541.491.1014uSPSa action Pistol - Mike McCarter, ipsc@arpc.info. . . . 503.391.1712Multi Gun - Robert Wright . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 503.551.7283CMP Sporter Rifle - Mike McCarter sporterrifle@arpc.info. 541-619-0038

safEty ruLEs tO rEMEMbEr1. Every gun is ALWAYS loaded. No matter how many times you check a gun to see if it is load-

ed or watch someone else check it, you must ALWAYS check to make sure it is unloaded when you touch a gun.

2. NEVER put your finger on the trigger until your sights are on the target. Handling a gun with your finger on the trigger is asking for trouble. Your finger goes outside the trigger guard until your sights are on the target and you are ready to shoot.

3. NEVER point your firearm at anything you are not willing to destroy. This goes for fruit, f lower, steel, wood, paper, clay, animal or human and it doesn’t matter if you think the firearm is un-loaded. Remember rule #1.

4. ALWAYS be aware of the environment surrounding your target. It may look like there is a good backstop; however, bullets travel long distances and can ricochet of f into directions you would never think possible.

5. ALWAYS wear your safety gear around firearms. It doesn’t matter if someone else is shoot-ing, guns can blow up and shrapnel can fly around when bullets hit hard objects. You may not have a problem but someone across the range might. 19213

GIRLS RULE!! Nine Juniors from the ARPC Rifle Team went to Tri County on March 20 for a match. The ARPC Girls beat the ARPC Boys!! This picture is of Morgan Hopkins and Josh Nasshahn. They both tied with a 454 at a smallbore match held at Tri Coun-ty on March 20. Tiebreaker went to Morgan earning 4th and Josh earning 5th place.

Sarah and Laura Nasshahn, Kierstyn Flaugh-er and Morgan Hopkins showed the boys they have been practicing. Condolences to Drake Karstens, Josh Nasshahn, Logan Hopkins, Aaron and Drew Peterschmidt.

Barbara ShewCoach

CLassifiEd adsARPC members may publish classified ad-vertisements for items they wish to sell or trade. Please write ads in concise language, 12-point Times New Roman font and email to editor@arpc.info. Include your name and telephone number with hours when you can be reached. Optionally include email address.

FOR SALE: From an estate over 50 fire-arms for sale: Winchesters, Savages, Colts, and more; shotguns, rifles, pistols of vari-ous calibers; open house on May 1st. from 10:00AM--12:00PM. For more information e-mail: goronnie50@hotmail.com. Please put in subject column “Boys Toys”.

FOR SALE: Smith & Wesson model 27-2 .357 magnum with fine fit & finish, the best money could buy in 1935 when it first came out, beautiful, highly polished blue”, pre-sentation case, has had little use, $795.00. In addition, eight boxes of hand loads, brass, bullets, & Dies for .38 Special & .357 magnum. Special NRA Pair of Ruger New Vaquero, 2009 Gun of the Year with case. Very few rounds shot transfer bar & loading gate interlock provides extra security, with the look of the old west. $1995.00 for the pair. Ask about additional items. Call or e-mail Jim at (541) 926-2546 or jkisom@comcast.net.

FOR SALE: Glock model 27 .40cal sub-compact pistol, two mags and over 300 rounds of ammo (50+JHP), shot very lit tle and in excellent shape with original box, $475. Call Ed at 541-990-2029.

FOR SALE: WANTED: Glock 23 mint/near new. Call Skip at 740.4000.

give the club of fice a call at 541-491-3755. Brass plaques will be used to describe the firearm and give recognition to the donors.

MuzzLE uP“Muzzle Up” is a new safety slogan that you will hear more and more about. When moving long guns around on the range it is important to carry uncased guns with the muzzle up. Remem-ber “Every Gun is Al-ways Loaded” and, no, we don’t want a round accidentally going of f in any direction, but we also don’t point guns at other people. If you are carrying an uncased rifle or shotgun around on any ARPC range please keep the “Muzzle Up” and not pointed in someone’s direction.

WatCh fOr yOur GatE Card NuMbEr

Your gate card has a number printed on it. Each month we include three club member gate card numbers imbedded in newsletter articles. If you find your num-ber before the 11th of the month for which the newslet ter is printed, you will win a new ARPC hat. Just call the of fice (541-491-3755) when you see your gate card number and keep reading the newsletter each month.

raNGE MastEr rEPOrtWeather gets bet ter every day to go out and shoot, especially on the north range. The new target stands that replaced the old metal stands seem to be working well for mem-bers. I do find it hard to imaging some stands in Bay 1 have already been dented by misguided rounds. Please think about where your misses go if you don’t hit the target and protect range equipment.

Bays 8 through 12 are open on the north/east range. You can drive your vehicles up to these bays and unload your gear but we ask you to park on the gravel area at the end of the road past Bay 7. If you are using one of the covered bays please remember that we do not lock the doors and we share bays with other members. Just because you are in a bay it doesn’t mean that is your bay unless you are renting it.

During the week it looks like law enforce-ment agencies use the entire north range because of the number of vehicles parked along the north range road. Most of the time law enforcement is only using bays 3 and 6 for training. Please feel free to call the of fice about bay use and scheduling, at any time, 541-491-3755.

The archery area should be finished soon and available for use. Please watch for signs at the front gate when it becomes available. In addition, follow all safety rules and directional signs when using the ar-chery range. Safety is just as important when using a bow and arrow as it is with a firearm. Mike McCarter

Rangemaste

NOrth raNGE tarGEt staNds

Over the next few months the club will be changing the style of target stands members use on the north range. The new stands will require using two 4’ long 1x2” pieces of wood to attach targets to (see the picture). The stands will be available in each bay but members will need to bring in their own 1x2’s to make the stands work. 1x2’s will be available for sale in the club’s Pro Shop or they can be purchased at any lumber supplier like Home Depot. Once purchased they are your sticks, so keep them with your shooting gear and bring them to the range with you each time you shoot.

The metal stands that have been used in the past on the north range have been shot to pieces. We want to give the benefit of the doubt that most of our members are good shots, but some members like to hang things on the stands or place plastic bottles on the target holders with lit tle thought to bullet damage to the stand behind their target. If you, the member, own the target sticks behind the targets then you can shoot the stick to pieces if you want and the rest of the club members don’t have to pay for it. .

MaiN raNGE CLassrOOM COMPLEtE

It has taken longer than expected to fin-ish the interior facelif t on the main range classroom. Thanks to many members who pitched in on work bond time and a few who put in numerous hours to see the project completed.

We will continue adding some pictures and old firearms to the room as items are do-nated. Two members have donated old firearms and as soon as we get a secure mounting system in place they will be added to the décor. We also want to thank the general membership for their patience dur-ing the remodel and everyone’s flexibility during the dif ferent phases of construction.

We have now created a room that gives a wonderful first impression to new members and visitors. Please take the time to visit the newly refurbished main range clubhouse.

JuNiOrs

Ben Roth, an ARPC Rifle Team member showing his 1st place award from a .22 smallbore match held at the Roseburg Rod and Gun Club.

arPC List Of EvENts - May 2010Date Day Event Time Cost Loc Gate# Contact Phone Email1-May Sat Intro to USPSA 1pm-3pm Free 7 4045# Mike McCarter 541-619-0038 ed@arpc.info1-May Sat I.C.O.R.E. 1pm-3pm $10 6,7 4045# Mike McCarter 541-619-0038 ed@arpc.info1-May Sat Junior Indoor Rifle 9:30am Free IR 9579# Barbara Shew 541-451-2047 nshew@centurytel.net1-May Sat NRA Basic Pistol 8:30am-5pm $35 or $55 3 1776# Mark Baur 541-405-1069 jrsb@arpc.info1-May Sat New Member Orientation-Call Ahead 9am Free MRC Visitors Greg Chamberlain 541-369-2506 1-May Sat Liberty Training Group 11:30am-8pm N/A 12 Chris Krone 503-385-1136 1-May Sat Trap 1pm-7pm $2.50 / $3 T 1944# Don Arnold 541-491-1014 shotgun@arpc.info1-May Sat Work Bond 8am-12pm Work Credit T Don Arnold 541-491-1014 shotgun@arpc.info2-May Sun Black Powder Shoot 9:30am-2pm $5 non-mem 12 5054# Ed Eriksen 541-926-7570 bpowder@arpc.info2-May Sun Linn Co. Sheriff 7am-4pm N/A 6,7 Don Messick 541-917-6672 2-May Sun Liberty Training Group 8am-6pm N/A 3 Chris Krone 503-385-1136 3-May Mon Adult Smallbore Class 6:30pm Free IR Barbara Shew 541-451-2047 nshew@centurytel.net4-May Tue Albany Police Dept. 8am-12pm N/A 2,3,6,7 Chris Carter 5-May Wed CMP Sporter Rimfire Rifle 6pm-8pm $5 MR 4045# Mike McCarter 541-619-0038 ed@arpc.info5-May Wed Smallbore Rifle 6-7:30pm Free IR Mark Baur 541-405-1069 jrsb@arpc.info5-May Wed Junior Trap Shooting Practice 6pm-8pm Free T 1944# Don Arnold 541-491-1014 shotgun@arpc.info5-May Wed Trap 1pm-7pm $2.50 / $3 T 1944# Don Arnold 541-491-1014 shotgun@arpc.info6-May Thur Linn Co. Sheriff 7am-5pm N/A 3,6 Don Messick 541-917-6672 8-May Sat USPSA Action Pistol 9am-3pm $17 1,2,3,4,6,7 4045# Mike McCarter 541-619-0038 ed@arpc.info8-May Sat OR Conv. Indoor 3P State Champ.-OPEN 9am $20/$15/$20 IR 9579# Barbara Shew 541-451-2047 nshew@centurytel.net8-May Sat 5 Stand Shotgun 1pm-4pm $3 / $4 T 1944# Tom Smith 503-474-7579 five@arpc.info9-May Sun Multi-Gun - Call Ahead 9am-3pm $10 NR-Bays Vary 223# Robert Wright 503-551-7283 rawlmw@worldnet.att.net9-May Sun OR Conv. Indoor 3P State Champ.-OPEN 9am $20/$15/$20 IR 9579# Barbara Shew 541-451-2047 nshew@centurytel.net10-May Mon Linn Co. Sheriff 7am-5pm N/A 3,6 Don Messick 541-917-6672 11-May Tue New Member Orientation-Call Ahead 5pm Free MRC Visitors John Walker 541-928-5757 ed@arpc.info11-May Tue Albany Police Dept. 8am-12pm N/A 2,3,6,7 Chris Carter 11-May Tue ARPC General Meeting 7pm-8:30pm NRC Steve Shippey 503-585-2724 pres@arpc.info12-May Wed Smallbore Rifle 6-7:30pm Free IR Mark Baur 541-405-1069 jrsb@arpc.info12-May Wed Junior Trap Shooting Practice 6pm-8pm Free T 1944# Don Arnold 541-491-1014 shotgun@arpc.info12-May Wed Trap 1pm-7pm $2.50 / $3 T 1944# Don Arnold 541-491-1014 shotgun@arpc.info13-May Thu Bowling Pin Shoot 6pm-9pm $3 3 Bill Manghelli 541-935-2019 pins@arpc.info14-May Fri MAIN RANGE CLOSED-SBMGS SETUP 12pm-9pm 14-May Fri Hunter Safety Education 6pm-9pm Free MASONIC Dwain Thomas 541-967-7554 dwainhuntersafety@live.com15-May Sat Saddle Butte Machine Gun Shoot 9am-4pm $10 non-mem MR Visitors Pete Newman 541-905-0643 kavik9@gmail.com15-May Sat Friends of NRA Banquet 5pm $35 each SPRING Carol McGlasson 541-491-3755 office@arpc.info16-May Sun Old West 8am-3pm $10 / $15 Cpl. 1,2,3,4,6,7 3845# Patrick Reagan 541-259-2774 midvalleydrifter@outdrs.net16-May Sun Saddle Butte Machine Gun Shoot 9am-4pm $10 non-mem MR Visitors Pete Newman 541-905-0643 kavik9@gmail.com18-May Tue Albany Police Dept. 8am-12pm N/A 2,3,6,7 Chris Carter 18-May Tue Ladies Shoot 6:30-8:30pm IR Nadine Manghelli 541-935-2019 nadine@manghelli.net18-May Tue ARPC Range Officer Class-Call Ahead 6-8pm N/A MRC John Walker 541-928-5757 ed@arpc.info19-May Wed Smallbore Rifle 6-7:30pm Free IR Mark Baur 541-405-1069 jrsb@arpc.info19-May Wed Oregon Conceal License Class-Call 6-9pm $40 NRC 4045# Mike McCarter 541-619-0038 ed@arpc.info19-May Wed Junior Trap Shooting Practice 6pm-8pm Free T 1944# Don Arnold 541-491-1014 shotgun@arpc.info19-May Wed Trap 1pm-7pm $2.50 / $3 T 1944# Don Arnold 541-491-1014 shotgun@arpc.info21-May Fri Hunter Safety Education 6pm-9pm Free MASONIC Dwain Thomas 541-967-7554 dwainhuntersafety@live.com22-May Sat Old West 8am-3pm $10 / $15 Cpl. 1,2,3,4,6,7 3845# Mike Stuck 503-623-4820 stuck@teleport.com22-May Sat USAS 3P/Air PTO 9am-5pm $15 IR 9579# Barbara Shew 541-451-2047 nshew@centurytel.net22-May Sat Benchrest 8am-4pm $10 MR Jim Johnson 541-758-7364 22-May Sat Hunter Safety Education 8am-5pm Free MASONIC,12 Dwain Thomas 541-967-7554 dwainhuntersafety@live.com23-May Sun Steel Challenge 9am-1pm $10 2,3,4,5,6,7 6536# Jan Hase 541-924-0162 ss@arpc.info23-May Sun 5 Stand Shotgun 1pm-4pm $3 / $4 T 1944# Tom Smith 503-474-7579 five@arpc.info23-May Sun USAS 3P/Air PTO 9am-5pm $15 IR 9579# Barbara Shew 541-451-2047 nshew@centurytel.net23-May Sun Defensive Handgun 1pm-3pm Free 7 Mike McCarter 541-619-0038 ed@arpc.info25-May Tue New Member Orientation-Call Ahead 5pm Free MRC Visitors Neal Reiser 541-998-9299 25-May Tue ARPC Executive Board Meeting 6pm MRC Steve Shippey 503-585-2724 pres@arpc.info26-May Wed Linn Co. Sheriff 7am-5pm N/A 3,6 Don Messick 541-917-6672 26-May Wed Smallbore Rifle 6-7:30pm Free IR Mark Baur 541-405-1069 jrsb@arpc.info26-May Wed Utah Conceal Firearm Class-Call 5-9pm $65 NRC Mike McCarter 541-619-0038 ed@arpc.info26-May Wed Junior Trap Shooting Practice 6pm-8pm Free T 1944# Don Arnold 541-491-1014 shotgun@arpc.info26-May Wed Trap 1pm-7pm $2.50 / $3 T 1944# Don Arnold 541-491-1014 shotgun@arpc.info27-May Thur Bowling Pin Shoot 6pm-9pm $3 3 Bill Manghelli 541-935-2019 pins@arpc.info29-May Sat 14th Annual Oregon Single Stack Champ. 8am-5pm 6-13 Mike McCarter 541-619-0038 ed@arpc.info29-May Sat Junior Indoor Rifle 9:30am Free IR 9579# Barbara Shew 541-451-2047 nshew@centurytel.net30-May Sun Oregon Glock Championships 8am-5pm 6-13 Mike McCarter 541-619-0038 ed@arpc.info

Location Code:MR-Main Range, MRC-Main Range Club House, IR-Indoor Range, T-Trap Range, Linn-Linn Co. Fairgrounds, SPRING-Spring Hill Country Club, Albany NR- North Range, NRC-North Range Club House, MASONIC-Shedd Masonic Lodge, 1,2,3 etc.-North/East Range Bays