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May, 2019 - Vol. LXVIII No. 5
The Firing LineCherry Creek Gun Club, Inc. , Denver, Colorado - Founded 1950
In This Issue …Board of Directors ……… 2
Coming Events …………. 3
Online Resources …..….. 5
Meeting Minutes ………… 8
Service Directory …….… 19
Caliber Map ………..…… 21
Calendar ………….….…. 23
Educating Your Kids About GunsPart 2 of 2 parts
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Gun Safety Must Come First
Gun safety, especially when itcomes to children, is a big deal. In1999, 3,385 children aged 19 andyounger were killed by a gun –note this number includes homi-cides, suicides, and unintentionalinjuries. Regardless of your posi-tion on guns and gun control, peo-ple can agree that’s way toomany.
One of the main reasons so manychildren were killed is becauseparents, and people who havechildren in their homes, aren’t al-ways practicing safe and securegun storage.
If you opt to keep guns in yourhome, you give yourself the abilityto protect those you love the most.But you’ve got to keep them safe.Here’s how you can achieve both:
● Keep your gun locked andunloaded.
● If you feel the need for aloaded weapon at home,keep it on your person.
● Store ammunition in a dif-ferent location.
● Keep gun safe keys awayfrom commonly used keys.
● Children should not knowwhere guns are stored.
A gun that is unloaded, but has afull magazine beside it in yourbedside drawer, is not a securegun. Don’t store your firearms thisway.
Keeping Guns Safe withTechnology
While it’s important to teach yourkids about gun safety, you canalso use technology to help keepyour guns secure. New, smart guntechnology is becoming availableand includes a fingerprint scanner
to unlock and be able to fire thegun.
Also available soon is grip recog-nition technology that determinesan authorized gun user by themuscle tension in the gun holder’shand.
Another interesting concept forgun safety is the RFID token,which, if not within a certain prox-imity to the gun, will not allow it tofire. The token can be incorporat-ed into a ring or bracelet, so un-less the firearm is in the owner’shands, it won’t fire.
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Cherry Creek Gun Club, Inc.1310 S. Clinton St.
Denver, CO 80247-2330(303) 750-4462 (leave message)
Mailing Address:1155 S. Havana St. #11-319
Aurora, CO 80012-4017
http://cherrycreekgunclub.org
CCGC also publishes:
Board of Directors/Programs
Gary Trisdale, President/[email protected]
303.250.8312
Jack Orischak, [email protected]
303.941.8949
Michael Thomas, SecretaryNewsletter, Web Site, RSO
John Buglovsky, [email protected]
303.746.8558
Michael Blanchard, [email protected]
303.961.1159
David Burch, Rifle Tube, Maintenance,Lockers, RSO
Ted Hand, [email protected]
Warren Johnston, Target Carriers303.333.3351
Robert Oberle, Door [email protected]
720.670.6818
Cory & Lori Fryer, [email protected]
CCGC Board of Directors - 2019
Gary TrisdalePresidentJuniors Program
Jack OrischakVice-President
Mike ThomasSecretaryNewsletterWebsiteRange Safety Ofcr.
John BuglovskyTreasurer
Mike BlanchardGeneralist
David BurchRifle TubeMaintenanceRange Safety Ofcr.
Ted HandGeneralist
Warren JohnstonTarget Carriers
Robert OberleDoor AccessJuniors Program
FREE DAY
for WomenEVERYSunday
From the By-Laws…..
Paper orCardboard
TargetsONLYon theRange
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COMING EVENTS
Saturday - 9 am - 5 pmSunday - 9 am - 4 pm
All shows are in Denver
June 1-2July 20-21August 17-18September 21-22October 19-20November 2-3December 7-8 28-29
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The Annual Club Barbecue andSwap Meet will be Saturday, June1, 2019, 11 a.m to 3 p.m.
We will have Brats & hot dogs,chips, drinks and other stuff. If youwould like to bring some kid of potluck dish (beans, chili, chips anddips & other) they also will begreatly appreciated by all theattendee's.
Start collecting your items to sell.We will have an FFL on-site forfirearms transfers this year. Allfirearms for sale must be in theclub room and must be casedwhen moving in and out of theclub. If you are going to have otheritems for sale, please plan to bringyour own portable table and chairs
for outside so we have some roomin the club room for people to eatand for the silent auction.
Jeff Kwon has offered to run a freebowling pins shoot for those whowant to try it out from 11 a.m to 2p.m. Ammo and pistols will be fur-nished. Come and try somethingnew and fun.
We are also going to have a silentauction for donated items anditems that have been left at theclub with the proceeds going to theJuniors Program. If you havesome miscellaneous hunting orshooting related items you wish todonate for the sale, let us know.Please don't just show up with abunch of junk for the silent auction.
Annual Club Barbecue and Swap Meet, Saturday. June 1
You must be present to win anauction, or leave a check and con-tact information. The auction willend at 2 pm and items may bepaid for and picked up then. Anyitems left will become property ofthe club.
Bring your family and friends tointroduce them to the club. (theywill still have to fill out a waiver ifthey want to go in the rifle tube orranges)
If you would like to volunteer toassist, bring a pot luck dish, orhave questions, please contacteither:
Jack [email protected]
The San Juan Wildlife Federation(SJWF) in Farmington, New Mexi-co, has announced the date for the2019 Annual 3-Gun Nation (3GN)Club Trophy Match. The Match willbe held on June 29th at the SJWFShooting Range.
It will be a ten stage match andincludes two long-range stagesand a 3GN Classifier stage.
The match fee is $95, which in-cludes the lunch meal. Late regis-tration (after June 1st) is $125.
Additional information and regis-tration information is at:http://sjwf.org/3gn/3gn_matches.htm. The match flyer is also down-loadable at the page:
3-Gun Match Scheduled June 29 inNew Mexico
http://www.sjwf.org/3gn/2019%20Trophy%20Match%20Flyer.pdf.
Steve WhiteSJWF 3GN ClubMatch [email protected]
Sohail YusufzaiAvilon ZokovskyJames WesselsShonna Wessels
Did you know you can earn back some of your fees each year by helpingCCGC in your spare time? Members can earn back up to $60 by doingsimple tasks required to keep the ranges up and running.
Work sessions are held the Second Saturday of each month from 8:00am to Noon. Due to the age of the facility, maintenance on the targetcarriers seems to be an ongoing need, but there are also opportunitiesfor painting, cleaning, building, and more. Work weekends? Other timesmight be available; just ask!
Special projects can also be used to earn back your fees. Sponsorshipof a Board Member and approval by the Board is all it takes. Sugges-tions are welcome. Help out the Club and make your shooting a bit lessexpensive. Talk to a Board Member for more information.
Please help us keep the club going and the costs down.
Warren Johnston Prefers contact via cell phone 303.333.3351David Burch [email protected] 720.635.7286
CCGC Needs Your Help
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REMINDERFamiliarize yourself with the new map ofcartridges you will find elsewhere in thisnewsletter. Make sure you can shootyour favorites at the ranges so you don’tcause any damage to the backstops.
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5Keep this page for future reference
Online Resources for ShootersI try to keep up-to-date on the is-sues involved in shooting firearmsthese days. There are literally thou-sands of resources online to helpyou do just that.
I will be adding more as time goeson, but this is a good batch to startwith. If you have favorites, sendthem along to me and I’ll add them.My e-mail is located in the mast-head on page 2.
I am beginning to update the Shoot-ers’ Links on the CCGC website,and will include them here as Icheck them out.
Mike Thomas, Editor
FYI - If you haven’t discovered ityet, most online links you find in thisnewsletter are active. Just click on alink from within the .pdf and go tothe site.–------------------------------------------
Organizations
Civilian Marksmanship Program(CMP) - http://cmp.org
Concealed Nationhttp://concealednation.org
Gun Owners of America (GOA)http://www.gunowners.org
National Rifle Association (NRA)http://nramedia.org
National Shooting Sports Founda-tion (NSSF) - http://nssf.org
United States Concealed CarryAssn. (USCCA) - http://uscca.org
Social Media
Guns and Ham/Amateur Radiohttps://www.facebook.com/groups/1101562313308836/
Sales - Guns & Accessories
Bass Pro Shophttps://www.basspro.com/shop/en
Big 5 Sporting Goodshttp://big5sportinggoods.com/store/
Cabela’shttps://www.cabelas.com/
CDNN Sportshttps://www.cdnnsports.com/
Cheaper Than Dirthttps://www.cheaperthandirt.com/
Fix-It-Sticks Toolshttps://store.fixitsticks.com/
Grab-A-Gun Gun Saleshttp://grabagun.com
Gun Brokerhttps://www.gunbroker.com/
Guns.com (gun sales + newsletter)http://guns.com
Midway Supplieshttp://midwayusa.com
Natchez Shooting Supplieshttp://natchezss.com
Northwoods Shooting Sportshttp://www.northwoodshootingsports.com/
Sportsman’s Guidehttps://www.sportsmansguide.com/
Sportsman’s Warehousehttps://www.sportsmans.com/
The Shooter’s Boxhttp://www.theshootersbox.com/
Ammunition/Targets
Ammo.comhttps://ammo.com/
Ammo For Salehttps://www.ammoforsale.com/
Ammo To Gohttps://www.ammunitiontogo.com/
Target Barnhttps://www.targetbarn.com/
Gun Newsletters
Ammoland News Aggregatorhttp://ammoland.com
Gun News Dailyhttps://gunnewsdaily.com/
Guns Americahttp://gunsamerica.com
K-Varhttp://k-var.com
Accurate Shooterhttp://accurateshooter.com
The Everyday Marksmanhttp://everydaymarksman.co
Gun Digesthttp://gundigest.com
My Gun Culturehttp://mygunculture.com
Pew Pew Tacticalhttp://pewpewtactical.com
Prepping/Survival Skills
Survival Still - http://survivalstill.com
Gunsmithing
American Gunsmithinghttp://americangunsmith.com
Shows/Exhibitions
Colorado Gun Collectors Assn.http://www.cgca.com
Tanner Gun Showhttp://tannergunshow.com
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Teaching Kids about GunSafety
Gun safety goes beyond securingyour weapons. Kids need to un-derstand what to do if they evercome across a gun because if youdon’t teach them, they’re going totry to figure things out on their own– and that can quickly turn deadly.
Teach children always to assumethe following:
● All guns are loaded.
● Pointing a gun at some-thing means you want todestroy it.
● Never touch the triggeruntil you’re ready to shoot.
● Be 100 percent sure ofyour target and what’s be-yond it.
If your child has play guns of anysort, from Nerf to airsoft to paint-ball, uphold gun safety rules withthese “toy” guns as well. Thisteaches them to always treat gunswith respect, even when they’renot quite “real.”
Teaching Kids to Handle Guns
Children who are taught to handleguns the appropriate way and tounderstand when and where it’sokay to use firearms are less likelyto play with guns or use them inunsafe places. These children un-derstand the importance of gunsafety and know the damage gunscan create. Therefore they’re lesslikely to handle them unauthor-ized.
Shoot fruit: By shooting canta-loupe, honeydew, and watermel-on, kids can visualize the reality ofthe force behind a firearm.
Start with a small caliber: Whileyour child might want to handlethe “big” guns, start with a smallcaliber gun. A beginning shootershould always focus on buildingshooting skills with a gun thatdoesn’t have handgrip or recoilissues. This allows the shooter tobuild skill without having to fightagainst the gun.
Have them watch: After shooting,make sure to show your child howto take the gun apart, clean it, andput it back together. This teachesthe importance of proper gunmaintenance.
Always follow the rules: Whenyou’re an adult who’s been shoot-ing for years, it’s easy to forget thesafety precautions you should beusing. Remember, If you’re shoot-ing with a child around, don’t takeshortcuts. Be safe and teach themthe right way to handle firearms.That way an educated child is asafer child and family.
Educating Your Kids About Guns—--
About National African American Gun As-sociation (NAAGA):
The goal of the National African AmericanGun Association is to have every AfricanAmerican introduced to firearm use forhome protection, competitive shooting,and outdoor recreational activities. We area civil rights organization focused on self-preservation of our community througharmed protection and community building.The National African American Gun Asso-ciation provides a network for all AfricanAmerican firearm owners, gun clubs andoutdoor enthusiasts. We welcome peopleof all religious, social, and racial perspec-tives. We especially welcome AfricanAmerican members of law enforcementand active/retired military.
For more information, visit:www.naaga.co.
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Concealed Carry ReciprocityMap & Gun Laws By State
https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/ccw-reciprocity-map/
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Cherry Creek Gun ClubApril 12, 2019
Part I. General MembershipPresent – Gary Trisdale, JackOrischak, John Buglovsky, DaveBurch, Michael Blanchard, WarrenJohnstonAbsent – Mike Thomas, RobertOberle, Ted Hand1. Call meeting to order2. Pledge of Allegiance3. General Membership Meetingminutes - Approved:4. Membership CoordinatorReport
Membership Numbers18 – Life1 – Life Female71– Emeritus51– 70 + Years Old266 – Regular4– Regular Female19– Regular Family1 – Regular Family Female22 – Spouse Family Female2– Dependent Family3– Dependent Family Female
458 Members:Had one very late renewalcome in and four new membersvoted in during the meeting, sothe total is now 463.
NRA Membership - 7Expired/unreported NRA Mem-berships – 1.5% of current clubmembership
Current Membership AgeBreakdown100 - 90 = 289 - 80 = 2779 - 70 = 10769 - 60 = 12459 - 50 = 119
49 - 40 = 5639 - 30 = 1629 - 20 = 319-younger 4
5. Board/Committee Reports -None6. Correspondence - None7. Old BusinessDave Burch - Sound proofing –Finished installing sound proofingFriday afternoon in the last turningduct in the pistol ranges. Thismakes it much quieter in theranges, in the club room and out-side the club. Thanks to all whohelped on this year long project.
Additional items planned are:1. Put carpet on the two eastrange entry doors on the rangeside to reduce deflected noise intothe club room when the doors areopened with shots fired.2. Put portable partitions or lockersadjacent to the entry doors reducedeflected noise into the club roomwhen the doors are opened withshots fired.3.Take some action on the HVACunits to reduce the amplification ofnoise to our neighbors.4. Add additional panes of Plexi-glas to the windows from the clubroom to east range.5. Cover the post on the RansomRest to prevent it chiming fromrounds fired close to it.6. Reinstall the missing soundproofing tiles in the upper northend of the ranges.
Work parties - We always needhelp. Some projects can also bedone at other times for work bondrefunds. Volunteers?
Cleaning the HVAC filters - This isthe next major project as soon asit gets warm. It will be brushes,soap and water hoses and a pres-
sure washer. It can be done inseveral increments if someonewants to do so. Volunteers?
BBQ – Saturday, June 1 - We willhave free pins shooting with .22LR pistols and ammo furnishedfrom 11am to 2pm. We will have asilent auction for left over items.Help is needed and if you wantplease contact David Burch orJack Orischak. Volunteers?
Maximum Target sizes for Pistolranges - Lot of discussion on highhits and increasing damage to thecarriers and supports, ceiling andlights. No decision was reached.Any silhouette targets set at lessthan 50 feet creates opportunityfor high hits.
Tube emergency access button –The Rifle Tube emergency doorunlock button in the rifle tube roomby the door seems to have nofunction. There is no way for any-one without tube access to get intothe tube in an emergency exceptby kicking in the door. We willmove it to the outside and replacethe glass cover. Volunteers?8. New Business9. Introductions / Voting on NewMembers – Sohail Yusufzai(voted in), Avilon Zokovsky(voted in provisional upon back-ground check completion),James Wessels (voted in pend-ing President's approval of in-formation provided) andShonna Wessels (voted in).Note that the Wessels were at-tracted to the club through theHunter Education classes heldat the club. We have gottenquite a few new members thelast few years from this, whichshows one of the advantages
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for the club in letting CPW havethem here.One non-renewed member hasbeen reinstated with annualdues paid.10. Topics of interest from ClubMembers – Open Forum – Boardof Director topics to discussfrom members
Part II. Board of Directors1. Approval of BOD Minutes -Approved.2. Old BOD-Specific BusinessDave Burch - Fire Extinguisherstatus - All have been inspectedand updated for another year.Michael Blanchard - D&O insur-ance renewal received, no chang-es - Please watch for the bill in themail those that handle USPS3. New BOD-Specific BusinessDave Burch - Cleaning the vault –Need juniors leaders to help withtheir stuff.
Tax Status - Treasurer stated wehave filed for an extension.CMP Status - President states ithas been renewed4. AdjournMinutes submitted by DaveBurch - thanks, Dave! - MT
Meeting Minutes -April 12, 2019
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Simply by reaching out to mentor afamily member, neighbor or friendwho seeks to learn the basics ofgun safety and marksmanship,every NRA member can make adifference.The Mentor Initiative from NRAPublications in conjunction withDavidson's, Winchester, Taurus &Walker's, is designed to be userfriendly. Do it at your convenience.There are no schedules, longlines, big group dynamics, and lit-tle to no paperwork. To supportyour efforts, we’ve prepared ahandy guidebook that covers es-sentials like safety, range eti-quette, shooting fundamentals,and care and storage of firearms.
Download your free copy of the"NRA Guide For New Shooters"
NRA MentorInitiative
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The match winner was Chuck Holt,shooting a 2,570-89X, congratula-tions, Chuck.
This is the last CCGC indoor bulls-eye match on the indoor season.The next season with begin inSeptember 2019. Thanks to allwho participated.
Winners of the "Clean Target Pin"are:
Chuck Holt, with a 100-5X in .22Timed Fire. Chuck went on toclean four more targets.
Steve Locatelli, with a .22 100-6Xin .22 Timed Fire:
Robert Maust, with a 100-3X in .22Timed Fire. Robert is also a high-power rifle shooter, and is visitingfrom Salt Lake City, UT.
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Washington, DC - (AmmoLand)
On February 1, 2019, the ATF issuedan announcement changing the mail-ing address for many ATF registrationforms from Atlanta, GA to Portland,OR. This is due to a change in con-tract from Bank of America to U.S.Bank.
The following ATF forms have beenupdated with new mailing addresses:
Form 1 (5320.1) – Application toMake and Register a Firearm
Form 4 (5320.4) – Application for Taxpaid Transfer and Registration of aFirearm
Form 7 (5310.12) / 7 CR (5310.16) –Application for Federal Firearms Li-cense
New Mailing Addresses for ATF Registration FormsForm 8 (5310.11) – Federal FirearmsLicensee Renewal Application
Form 5400.13/16 – Application forExplosives License or Permit
Form 4587 – Application to Registeras an Importer of U.S. Munitions Im-port List Articles
Form 5630.7 – Special Tax Registra-tion and Return National Firearms Act(NFA)
The new mailing addresses for theseapplications are as follows:
Firearms & Explosives Imports Branch(ATF Form 4587)P.O. Box 6200-17Portland, OR 97228-6200
Federal Explosives Licensing Center(ATF Form 5400.13/16)P.O. Box 6200-18Portland, OR 97228-6200
National Firearms Act Division (ATFForms 1 and 4)P.O. Box 5015Portland, OR 97208-5015
Federal Firearms Licensing Center(ATF Forms 7 and 8)P.O. Box 6200-20Portland, OR 97228-6200
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Small Arms Lexicon and Concise Encyclo-pedia, Chester Mueller and John Olson,Shooter’s Bible, Inc., South Hacksensack,NJ, 1968
The study of Ballistics really takessomeone with a scientific mind, with alittle knowledge of chemistry, physics,metallurgy, and explosives thrown in.The following definitions will not makeyou a Ballistics expert, but will helpyou speak the “right language” andencourage you to learn more aboutthe topic. - Ed.
Ballistics is the study of the motion, orflight, of projectiles from firearms.
Interior ballistics is the study of themotion of a projectile within the boreof a gun to determine the factors af-fecting it - weight, size, shape, rifling,etc.
Exterior ballistics study the flight of aprojectile after it leaves the muzzle of
a gun and the factors affecting it - airdensity, wind, velocity, etc.
Ballistic coefficient is a measurementof the efficiency of a projectile, andindicates its ability to overcome airresistance and maintain speed duringflight.
Ballistic correction is any adjustmentmade to compensate for the effect ofwind, temperature, etc. on the projec-tile’s flight.
Ballistic curve, or trajectory, is thepath taken by the projectile duringflight.
Ballistic efficiency measures the abilityof the projectile to overcome air resis-tance. It depends primarily on theweight, diameter, and shape of theprojectile.
Ballistic density is the assumed con-stant air density having the same ef-
fect on the projectile in flight as thevarious densities already encoun-tered.
Ballistic table is a table of figures forthe various factors involved in theflight of the projectile - range, anglesof departure and fall, time of flight,muzzle velocity, remaining velocity,height of trajectory, and remainingenergy. Tables are published by theammunition manufacturer for all thecartridges they make.
Ballistic wave, also called bow waveor shell wave, is a measure of the air’sdisturbance caused by the compres-sion of the air ahead of the projectilein flight.
Ballistic wind is the assumed constantwind that would have the same totaleffect on a projectile in flight as thevarious winds already encountered.
Ballistics by the Definitions
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NRA Safety Rules1. ALWAYS keep the muz-zle pointed in a safe di-rection.
2. ALWAYS keep your fin-ger off the trigger untilready to file
3. ALWAYS keep yourfirearm unloaded untilready to use.
Please read and abide by theRange Rules as set forth in theCCGC Rules Book!
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Chicago, IL –-(Ammoland.com)-Fix It Sticks, the industry innovatorof modular firearms maintenancetools and torque limiters has intro-duced two new tool kits, TheWorks and The Duo. The Workswill be highlighted here.
These new kits have an extensivearray of the most useful and criti-cal tools, accessory bits andtorque limiters used by expert andprofessional shooters.
The Works combines the Fix ItSticks Torque Limiter Kit, AR15Field Maintenance Kit, and criticalpistol and firearms maintenanceaccessory bits into one easy tocarry and easy to use kit. It con-tains often-needed tools needed tomaintain your AR-15, properlytighten optics mounts and rifleparts to the correct torque, andwork on pistols and shotguns aswell.
The Works includes the followingspecialty parts/bits:
● T-Handle Wrench
● 65, 45, 25, 15 in/lb minia-ture torque limiters
● ½” socket and bit adapter
● Universal Choke TubeWrench
● 1911 Bushing Tool
● Glock Front Sight Bit
● Mini Pry-Bar
● Bolt Carrier Group Scraper
● Metal Pin Punch
● Castle Nut Wrench
● Bronze Scraper
● Steel Pick
● Non-Marring Plastic PinPunch
● Cleaning Brush Bit
● A2 Front Sight AdjustmentBit
● Set of Brass CleaningRods (can accept 8-32threaded attachments)
● Set of two-bit adapters toallow for 8-32 threadedcomponents
● 24 Chrome Plated 1/4″ Bits
● Magnetic Patch
● Soft Carrying Case
Ed. - For the more enterprisingamong us, you can probably puttogether a similar kit with tools andaccessories you’ve come to carrywith you over time as a shooter.Give it a try!
Have You Thought About Carrying a Modular Tool Kit?
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Adapted from “NRA: Freedom’s Last Stand,” America’s FirstFreedom, March 2019
Gallup Poll, December 2018
One in five Americans (19%) now say some aspect of theFederal government is the top problem facing the UnitedStates. Only 3% named gun control or guns as a problem.
07 10 12 21Percentdrop in
gunhomicides
2018
Percentdrop infirearminjuries
2018
Percentdrop in
fatalshootings
younger than 182018
Percentdrop in
unintentionalshootings
2018
The Gauge: 2018 By The Numbers - America’s 1st Freedom, March 2019
According to the Gun Violence Archive, as admitted by thetrace.com, Michael Bloomberg’s anti-gun “gunnews source. As in other years, increases in total firearms-related deaths were driven by suicides.
Do you have yourCCGC iron-on
yet??
Get one for onlya buck at the nextCCGC meeting!They’ll be at the
BBQ, too!
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(AmmoLand.com)- Walther Arms,Inc. has recently discovered apotential safety issue with certainPPS M2 pistols. Walther is volun-tarily initiating a recall to protectthe safety of its customers be-cause under certain conditions it ispossible that some of these pistolsmay fire when dropped.
Walther ArmsPlease do not loador fire your Walther PPS M2 pistoland contact us immediately to ar-range to have your pistol upgradedfree of charge.
AN3020 – AN9999
AO0000 – AO9999
AP0000 – AP9999
AQ0000 – AQ9999
AR0000 – AR9999
AS0000 – AS9999
AT0000 – AT9999
AU0000 – AU7502
If your Serial Number is not listedabove it is NOT affected by theRecall.
Link to Official PPS M2 RecallPage:https://www.waltherarms.com/recall
ProductRecalls
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Do you have anACTIVE NRA
Instructor Certificateof some kind?
Would you be inter-ested in helping with
training at CCGC?
CCGC would like toknow about it!
Send a copy of yourcertificate(s) to:
TRAINING CLASSESAll formal or informal classes in
firearms training or firearms instruction,in which the paid member or instructor
receives any form of remunerationor compensation of any kind, are NOTpermitted at the CCGC facility without
prior approval of the Board of Directors.Any violation of this policy may
result in expulsion and terminationof membership
The Firing Line presents thisDirectory of Services for the use of CCGCmembers. Members who have a service to
provide other members, whether firearms-re-lated or not, are invited for inclusion.
Information needed includes:1) Name, 2) Address,
3) Phone, 4) E-mail, and5) description of service.
Send to: [email protected]
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The Firing Line presents thisDirectory of Services for the use of CCGCmembers. Members who have a service to
provide other members, whether firearms-re-lated or not, are invited for inclusion.
Information needed includes:1) Name, 2) Address,
3) Phone, 4) E-mail, and5) description of service.
Send to: [email protected]
Robert A. Lees & Associates5290 DTC Parkway, Suite 150Greenwood Village, CO 80111
303-292-1020Email: [email protected] and
Robert A. Lees & Associates is a full-service law firm thatoffers services ranging from simple Wills to full Will andEstate planning; Medical Powers of Attorney; Living Wills;Medicaid Trusts and more. We have various plans andmechanisms to protect you, your family and your assets.
Michael Grota CPA MBATax, Accounting and Consulting Services to
Individuals and Small Business40 years of experience
d/b/a/ KG Consultants Inc
9000 E Nichols Ave Ste 180Centennial, CO 80112
303-773-0277
John Mitchell, CRS, MRE, MCNEMitchell Realty Services
Broker-Owner
Residential Sales, Relocation, Light Commercial Sales,Property Management, Notary Public, Private Pilot
Direct: 303-204-4358
Email: [email protected]@gmail.com
I am available to provide FFL transfer servicesfor the members of CCGC.
Bill Stark8505 East Hunters Hill Drive
Centennial, CO 80112
303-771-4593 or 303-882-7033
Personal and inter-state FFL transfers
Denver Ding & Dent2281 So. Parker Rd., Denver, Co. 80231
303-751-HAIL (4245)
[email protected] OR denverdingdent.com
Owner: Michael Mandel
Full service auto body shop, minor repairs, collisioninsurance claims. We specialize in PDR (Paintless DentRepair) to remove door dings, and hail damage.
Same location for 16 years and a member in good stand-ing with the Better Business Bureau. Our rating? A+.
Robert Oberle125 Dahlia St. #88Hudson, CO 80642
720-670-6818
Custom and Standard Size Clothing and Accessories:Smallbore, Air Rifle, HighPower, USA Shooting, ISSF,NRA, CMP, 4-H
Products: Jackets, Pants, Glove, Slings, Sweaters, Belts,Hats, Visors, Headbands, and more
How can we help you shoot better today?
http://oberleenterprises.com - - [email protected]
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Rick Ruskamp - 303-625 3153
Students are always in need of firearms torepair, modify, clean, adjust, or whatever
Prices are very reasonable and the work is first rate
Give it a try if you need top-notch gunsmith work
Jarred McNeely,Director of Education
Colorado School of Trades
303-233-4697 ext [email protected]
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Small Bore5:00-9:00 pmEast Range
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Pin Shooting6:30-9:30 pmWest Range
Pin Shooting6:30-9:30 pmWest Range
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Small Bore5:00-9:00 pmEast Range
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Pin Shooting6:30-9:30 pmWest Range
Pin Shooting6:30-9:30 pmWest Range
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Juniors5:00-10:00 pmBoth Ranges
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Small Bore5:00-9:00 pmEast Range
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Pin Shooting6:30-9:30 pmWest Range
Pin Shooting6:30-9:30 pmWest Range
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Small Bore5:00-9:00 pmEast Range
Small Bore5:00-9:00 pmEast Range
Small Bore5:00-9:00 pmEast Range
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Juniors5:00-10:00 pmBoth Ranges
Juniors5:00-10:00 pmBoth Ranges
Juniors5:00-10:00 pmBoth Ranges
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Tanner Gun Show
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Pin Shooting6:30-9:30 pmWest Range
Pin Shooting6:30-9:30 pmWest Range
Pin Shooting6:30-9:30 pmWest Range
Pin Shooting6:30-9:30 pmWest Range
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Small Bore5:00-9:00 pmEast Range
Small Bore5:00-9:00 pmEast Range
Small Bore5:00-9:00 pmEast Range
Small Bore5:00-9:00 pmEast Range
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Juniors5:00-10:00 pmBoth Ranges
Juniors5:00-10:00 pmBoth Ranges
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Juniors5:00-10:00 pmBoth Ranges
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Tanner Gun Show
Tanner Gun Show