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June 2008
Welcome New Members: Rene D. Bettey of Revalston sponsored by R. Bankert, Peter J. Cook of P-Town sponsored by Peter R. Cook, Jonah Cavabauah of Wellfleet sponsored by G. Kuchinsky, Gerry Nye of Sandwich sponsored by B. Flanagan, Jarrad Heyliger of Wellfleet sponsored by R. Wichowski, Henry Boriskin of Wellfleet sponsored by B. Flanagan, Jefferson Post of Orleans sponsored by R. Bankert, Martin Chepkauskas of Eastham sponsored by M. Janoplis, Arthur Ferrara of Orleans sponsored by R. Thurson, Nick Sirucek of Wellfleet sponsored by M. Janoplis.Tip of the Month: Shooters of all kinds require eye protection. All kinds of shooting activities take place in close proximity to the face. Shotguns and rifles are held on the shoulder, while handguns are no more than an arm's length away. All firearms have a certain amount of recoil, and many shooting activities take place outdoors, where wind, sun and dust are perennial challenges.Polycarbonate lenses with a scratch-resistant hard coat and built-in u
ltraviolet protection have been the lenses of choice for shooting glasses for many years. Many shooters are comfortable in lenses that are yellow or orange. Lenses in these hues block haze and blue light and enhance the orange color of the target. The brighter yellow the lens color is, the better it is for use at night. Alternatively, a light purple color, which is actually a combination of a neutral gray and a vermilion, is good for enhancing the orange of the target against a background of tall trees. Vermilion itself is useful to highlight conditions where there is poor background, such as trees, and to enhance the target against the background. Gray is a neutral, or "true," color that lets you see all colors as they are. Gray shooting lenses do not enhance the target, but they are good in bright sunlight. Polarized shooting lenses can be made in almost any color. Polarized lenses filter out glare and reflection, so outdoor vision is enhanced.
ATTENTION!!! We are pleased to announce the beginnings of an all new class called PRACTICAL PISTOL SHOOTING! This class is geared for new or rusty shooters in hopes to create comfort when using a pistol. It will cover basic shooting safety, pistol take down and cleaning, improving accuracy, defensive tactics, and much more! This class will take place at 10:00a on pistol range #1 on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month. You will need to bring eye and ear protection, a pistol, and ammo. Please call Randy Gifford at 508-789-5312 to reserve a spot or to set up a private lesson. This class is FREE! There is no room for excuses now! Come on out and get involved!
G.O.A.L. or Gun Owners Action League, is a Massachusetts organization that is the pro gun voice for you and me. They advocate and for gun owners rights. It is in great part of G.O.A.L. that we are able to enjoy guns and the sport of shooting yet less than a third of our club members belong to this organization. It costs $35.00 annually to belong to this very worth while organization. We have strength in numbers. Please, consider and look into joining G.O.A.L. today! There are application in the club house. For further information, visit www.goal.org or call our clubs representative George Ministeri at the above number.
Rifle Shoots: are held on the third Sundays of the month weather permitting. These "FUN SHOOTS" begin at 9:30a and consist of a combination of paper, balloons, and steel targets. All are welcome! A schedule of CMP shoots has also been released and is as follows; 100 yards May 4th at 9:30a, 200 yards October 4th at 9:30a.There will be a 200 yard prone shoot June 1st at 9:30a and a Veterans Day shoot on November 9th.
Sporting and Hunting Clay shoots are on Sunday’s beginning at 9:00a. There is a $9.00 fee per round including ammunition. If you are bringing your own ammo, it must be steel shot no larger than #7.
Sunday Action Pistol Shoots are held on the second and fourth Sunday’s of the month. There have been some creative stages in the past few outings. Come see for yourself! The fee will be $15.00. Be ready to shoot by 9:30a. All are welcome!
The last club meeting before the summer will be held on Tuesday, June 24th at 7:30 at the club house. All are welcome!
Nauset Rod and Gun Club
P.O.Box 157
Eastham, MA 02642
www.nausetrodandgun.com
Elected Officers
President Rupert Bankert 508-487-3027
Vice Pres. Ronald Wichowski 508-487-3121
Treas. David Wister 508-945-9344
Rec. Sec. Georgia Schneider 508-255-2368
Executive Officer Scott Brookshire 508-240-3556
Corresponding Sec. Elise Costa 508-255-9494
Dir. Randy Gifford 508-255-1961
Dir. Dick Kmiec 508-255-6817
Dir. George Ministeri 508-255-2978
Dir. Gary Kuchinsky 508-349-1297
Dir. Brian Flanagan 508-349-2925
Appointed Officers
Hunting Clays R.O. George Ministeri 508-255-2978
John Ferro 508-737-7002
Buzzie Morris 508-737-7004
Skeet R.O. Gary Kuchinsky 508-349-1297
Rifle R.O. Brent Bazzano 508-255-9494
Pistol R.O. Randy Gifford 508-255-1961
Lori DeVeuve 508-255-8686
WebMaster Mike Janoplis 508-487-2272
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