Shooter Tune up Reminder August 29th

Good afternoon fellow members! Reminder that August 29th  is our next Shooter Tune Up!  It’s FREE.  It is open to all members and their immediate family. Tired of being inside due to COVID, come on out and get some fresh air!  The session will go from 1000-1200.  Our own Fletcher Dunton will be conducting a rifle session.  We encourage you all come on out with your rifle (doesn’t matter what type) and Fletch will help you get more out of it. What some of our participants said about us: “I thoroughly enjoyed our shooter tune-up session at the Airfield shooting club! “ “I appreciate the hands-on demo.” “Thanks for taking the time and making everything easy to understand.” We look forward to seeing you! Respectfully, Scott Sampson 757-618-1525 Chief Instructor ASC #762

ASC Social Media/Member Interaction

Members, At the members meeting a few members asked if we could expand opportunities to interact with other club members online. Of course both of these options are optional and just a means to interact with one another. The ASC Facebook group is now private, and only verified members are within. You can get there by going here ( https://www.facebook.com/groups/airfieldmembers/ ) . When joining it should prompt and ask for your member number. We’ll only be allowing members in this group. If you don’t supply your member number as a response to the question your request will be rejected. I also added a forum to the website. Registration may take a bit as reviewing people signing up are actually members is a manual process but it is much more private than Facebook. Facebook isn’t known to be open to pro 2A conversations, or advertising of such events/goods. You can sign up for the ASC Member Forum here: https://airfieldshootingclub.org/forum/ . Once you’re there click register in the top left and register away. Initially there aren’t many members in either service, but over time we should see more activity. If you should have any issues obtaining access to either please let me know via …

Updated ASC Bylaws

Attached please find a link to the new Bylaws to the club.  These Bylaws were approved by the Board.  Members are encouraged to read them to become familiar with how their club operates.  The following is simplified overview of the changes that were made: https://airfieldshootingclub.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Bylaws-Final-2020718.pdf Administrative Clean Up Cleaned up the way Board, BOD, etc was used.  Made it consistent Cleaned up the way by-laws, bylaws etc was used.  Made it consistent Cleaned up how the 4-H Conference Center was referred to Updated format of the document – added a TOC. ARTICLE III Added that new members had to take the oath verbally. Article IV – Membership – Section 1 – Classes of Memberships Cleaned up the formatting of the membership and added a short sentence to introduce the special membership section Added a section called good standing because it was not defined Article IV – Membership – Section 2 – Duties and Entitlements Adding serving on an ASC committee to community service Article IV- Membership – Section 3 – Application for Membership Added the sex offender database scrub as required by the 4-H Conference Center Article IV – Membership – Section 4 – Membership Limit Rewrote to clarify the …

Rules Changes July 2020

Dear Club Members,   After a period of 6 months, we have finally finished and approved a major revision to the Club Rules Document.    Rules Changes July 2020   This document has undergone a SIGNIFICANT rewrite.  The format and organization have completely changed to make it easier to find information.  There has been a lot of effort to make things easier to read and clarify items.  The changes in content are primarily focused on the following areas:   Moved Guest “rules” from Bylaws to Rules Moved Facilities “rules” from Bylaws to Rules Added drawing from the holster – made it clear that drawing form the holster is authorized but muzzle control is paramount (no sweeping of people on the line) Added target section to include steel rules.  This covers where steel can be placed (Only at the berm on any range), covers minimum distance, covers how to hang the targets etc.  Also provided pictures on where to place paper targets on backers. Modified Cold Range slightly.  In particular if a member wishes to use a table to place targets on a backer, you must use an empty table or if you are doing it at your shooting point, the …

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