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From the President's Corner
Hello members of Gem County Rod and Gun Club:
Due to SAFETY concerns PLEASE:
Volunteers we need you! GCRGC operates on a volunteer basis. We need help with the newsletter,
range improvements and cleanup, and a variety of other tasks that help us maintain the range in good
working order. This is your Club and we hope you will join us in making it be the best it can be!
Thank you all. If you have any questions, please make sure to call, e-mail, or show up at monthly meeting.
This is the finalized schedule for Hunter Education classes for the 2011-2012 EHS and Sweet school season.
Classes meet 6-9 PM M,W, and F for two weeks and the range shoot is held on the first Sat at 1 PM. School
conflicts required shifting a few days. Registration and payment of $8 per student is conducted the first
day of class.
Emmett High School Classes
February 2/6 to 17, Lead Instructor: Bob, Range day 2/11
March 3/5 to 16, Lead Instructor: Bob, Range day 3/10
April 4/2 to 13, Lead Instructor: Carl, Range day 4/7
Sweet School class
March 3/12 to 22, Lead Instructor: Keith, Range day 3/17
Thanks for all you do for the youths of Gem County!
Keith Johnson 365-3330
Whenever you use the range, one of the first safety rules that all shooters should
enforce is that you and your party all wear eye and ear protection. Use of safety
glasses is especially important if the steel knock down targets are being used as
targets. Fragments from the bullet can and do ricochet off of steel going in all
directions. Protect your eyes and the eyes of those in your group, whether or not
they are shooting.
Club members do not always close and lock the gate when entering or leaving the range. Leaving the gate unlocked permits non-members to enter the range. Non-members then get locked in and either calls a member for the combination or a member has to go to the range and unlock the gate. Or the non-member takes the fence down to drive out; then a member has to fix the fence. It may be an inconvenience to close and lock the gate when entering or leaving, but it's also an inconvenience to others when they have to take care of the resulting problems. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
SAFETY FIRST Take a few minutes and refresh yourself with the Gem County Rod and Gun Club Safety Rules. These are a few of the rules that you need to keep in mind when using the range: ***Downrange: No one should be handling an uncased firearm when others are downrange of them. ***180 Rule: Never break the 180 degree rule by pointing your firearm to the side or behind you when at the firing line. ***Loading Safety: Load or re-load your pistol only when on the firing line. ***Earth Berms: No one is to be on the berms, this is an unsafe area. ***Safety Table: Use the safety table when you need to work on your gun, there is to be NO ammunition at the safety table.
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