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RCGC is sponsoring Concealed Carry Handgun Classes for club members and their immediate family members. See more information on the Special Events page.

Shooter's Corner

For Lease:   Just in time for Dove Season, 35 acres of silage near a lake. Call Ray 342-1279        09/10

For Sale:  Citori XS Skeet set. Briley Ultralite 20, 28 and 410. Soft case with all extra chokes and accessories for the gun and tubes. Great condition. $2850.00 Call Bruce 336-317-4137                 08/10

For Sale:  Wilson Combat Professional Stainless in 45 acp. Only 350 documented rounds through gun. I’m the original owner. Has all the original paperwork. Asking $2150.00 obo. Contact Joe at jpuckett@triad.rr.com  or call 336-210-0265.                                                                                     08/10

For Sale:  13 Boxes of Remington STS 1 oz. #8 ½ s @ $6.00 a box, 8 Boxes of Remington STS 1oz #8s @ $6.00 a box, 7 Boxes Remington STS 1 oz #9s @ $6.00 per box, 165 rounds of Match Grade 223 52gr hollow points factory loaded Georgia Arms $60.00 Call Bruce Ward 336-317-4137                           08/10

For Sale:  12 Gauge MEC Grabber, low-base model, complete with 1 1/8 oz. 502 shot bar, 3 bushings of your choice, 1 tall bottle and 1 short bottle. Well used but turns out excellent reloads. $150 cash, will deliver to Club. Guy at 434-793-2530 or e-mail  wahoo57@comcast.net                                            08/10

For Sale:   3 new high cap. mags for 59 Series 9mm S&W pistols. Mags are stainless steel and list for $41.82 ea from Smith & Wesson. I am asking $60.00 for all three. Contact Norman 336-294-4701    07/10  

For Sale:  Sako III Model 75 VT, .308 cal. heavy barrel. Made in Finland, imported by Beretta. Includes Sako base mounts with Nikon 3x9 ProStaff scope. Fired 48 times with factory ammo - otherwise brand new. Reason for selling - looking to invest in a Cooper Arms rifle. Asking $1,250.00 for set-up or $1,100.00 without scope. Contact John at jr33086@aol.com                                                                               07/10

For Sale:   Sig P229 in .40 caliber German manufactured. Excellent condition. 3 magazines, Comp-Tac (Gurkha Holster) inside the waist band, original box and manuals, original owner. This gun was bought new 11/12/2003 by me and has a very low round count, mainly used as a carry gun. Pics available on request. Price $635.00 Contact Scott at ScottG@rockinghamcountygunclub.com                                            07/10

 

For Sale:   Rainer bullets. 1000 pack. 40 caliber. 200 grain RNFP. $90.00

Contact Scott at ScottG@rockinghamcountygunclub.com                                                                   07/10

 


If you have items for The Shooter's Corner (For Sale or Wanted) or Lost & Found, please contact Lil.

You must pay for the drinks and snacks you get from the trap and skeet houses. If members continue to take these items without paying, they will cease to be available. Drinks and snacks are 50 cents each. Put your money in the plastic containers inside each refrigerator.

When there are five Saturdays in a month, the fifth Saturday is always a Work Day. The remaining 2010 Workday will be held on 10/30.

Thanks to Tom Cox for the case of shotgun shells and the shooting glasses he donated for the Youth Shooting program. I really needed both of these.  Ron

We would like to extend a special Thank You to club member Bill Harper of Simplified Systems, Inc. for his assistance and expertise with the new website development. Bill literally has worked over a hundred hours with Lil to make improvements to our website and in creating the new Blast Email service, which will allow us to send Email messages and newsletters to our subscribed members all at once. If you are a member, have an Email address and are not getting these emails from the club, please contact  LilA@rockinghamcountygunclub.com 

Eric Potts bought a new 18,500 BTU A/C for the skeet building and donated it to the club. Temps went into the 90s for the skeet match on May 15th and this new A/C saved the day. Thanks Eric!

Thanks to Logan Esarey for the lumber to build picnic tables at the new shelter beside the skeet building. These tables will be very useful.

To view Lousiana Gun Presents Charlton Heston's "A Torch With No Flame" click here: http://la-gun.com/videos/torch/ 

                               

                                         Ten Commandments of Safe Gun Handling

1.  Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.

2.  Treat every firearm as if it were loaded.

3.  Always keep the action open except when hunting or preparing to shoot.

4.  Be sure the barrel and action are clear of obstructions and that you have the proper ammunition for the      firearm you are carrying.

5.  Be sure of your target before you pull the trigger.

6.  Never point a firearm at anything you do not want to shoot. Avoid all horseplay with a firearm.

7.  Never climb a fence, tree or jump a fence with a loaded firearm.

8.  Never shoot at a flat, hard surface or water.

9.  Store firearms and ammunition separately.

10. Avoid alcohol and other drugs before or during shooting.

                                                Ten Ways to Destroy Your Club

1.  Stay away from meetings. 

2.  If you come, find fault.

3.  Decline office or appointment.

4.  Get angry if you are not nominated or appointed.

5.  After you are named to a committee, do not attend the meetings.

6.  If you do come to meetings, do not speak until the meetings are finished…then criticize and say things should have been done differently.

7.  Do not do any club work if you can avoid it. When the old reliables pitch in to get the work done, accuse them of being a clique.

8.  Oppose all new programs as being a waste of member’s money.

9.  When nothing new happens, complain that the officers lack imagination.

10. Read your club newsletter infrequently; then complain that you do not know what’s going on.

We need donations of #7 1/2 and #8, 20g and 12g, shotgun shells for our Youth Program. If you have any to donate, please contact Ron Anderson, our Youth Director.

      

                                                                 

According to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Joseph Story: "The right of the citizens to keep and bear arms has justly been considered, as the palladium of the liberties of the republic; since it offers a strong moral check against usurpation and arbitrary power of the rulers." (Commentaries on the Constitution, 1833)