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Airfield Shooting Club is a community service oriented club that promotes safety and shooting education.

Ladies ONLY Shooting Clinic 22 May 2010

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The Airfield Shooting Club is hosting a Women on Target ladies only shooting clinic on 22 May 2010.

Pungo Posse Match Results March 2010

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Howdy Folks,
 
  Well the weather finally give us a break and we had a nice day for a shoot.  Congratulations to Cockroach as the overall match winner and to Butch Jackson and Virginia Reloader for shooting the match Clean all Day(CAD).  Hope ya have a great week.  Happy Trails.
 
Missouri Marshal
 

Leupold Mark AR Scope Review

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I have been in the market for some decent optics for my flat-top AR. With the economy the way it is I initially tried to keep the cost down and crashed and burned with the NCStar Mark III. Thankfully Midway USA made the recovery much easier with their no hassle return policy.

Bowling Pin Match March 13th

Dear Fellow Pin Shooters,
    Were back with a very special pin match on March 13th. As you all know, the range divider is in place and ready for service. Since the range will also be hosting an outside group of Boy Scouts this weekend, we will hold our first ever pin match on the 100 yard line. But don't worry about working up too much of an appetite, because there will be a FREE lunch after the match. The lunch is sponsored by the NAACPS (National Association for the Advancement of Corpulent Pin Shooters) in honor of our long serving Pin Match Director, Cort Tompkins. For those of you who have not heard, Cort will be moving away for a while, so we are having a cookout for him before he leaves.

Skeet Clinic

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Is your skeet shooting a little rusty? Would you like to participate in a Skeet Fun Shoot?

The Airfield Shooting Club wants to gauge interest in holding a Skeet Clinic in the Spring, Summer, Fall.

If enough people are interested we can schedule a some clinics and hold a few fun shoots.

If this sounds like somthing you would like to participate in drop Richard Duck an email and let him know.

ASC President's Commentary -- Keeping Honor in the ASC Honor System

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The Airfield Shooting Club (ASC) currently operates on the Honor System for its members to use the ranges.  The ASC Board requires that all of our members follow and obey each of the Range Rules and Regulations (Rules) as set by the ASC Board.  In our Rules, each member is required to act as the Range Safety Officer (RSO) at appropriate times and to control the use by all members and to ensure safety and compliance with the Rules.  The RSO and all members on the range are entrusted to immediately correct any member committing a Rule violation. 

Range Rule Update 50 yd Target Placement

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 You will see a new red post with a white arrow affixed located on the 50-yard range.  This post is meant to be a reminder of a new rule that Dale Mullin, ASC Chief Instructor, informed you about recently.  Dale's message read:  "Do NOT set targets nor shoot at anything closer than 12-feet laterally from the range separation wall on the 50-yard range. 

Construction is complete! The 50/100 range is NOW OPEN!

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The range is NOW OPEN!
 
Construction of the new range wall commenced on January 12, 2010, and after the County gave their final approval today, construction officially ended.  The ASC Board gave its approval on Saturday (2/20/10) but we had to wait for the County and the Airfield 4-H Center to approve today. 

Updated Range Rules

Your patience is about to be rewarded.  Construction on the wall is complete and the Board inspected it today prior to our meeting.  We still need to get final approval from the county and the 4-H Center before we can officially reopen the range, but right now it's looking pretty good for Monday, 22 February.  Look for an e-mail from ASC President Tim Drewry with the official announcement.

 

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