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Announcements & Changes - Club & Community  Announcements and changes that affect our club and its members can be found here. Community events are also NOW listed here. Check here often. Some calendar items are here but to see a more complete list - go to CALENDAR. |
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Guidelines for using this Forum. Guidelines for using this forum. Read here before using forum. |
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FAQ Frequently Asked Questions Those questions which appear often will be posted here for all to reference. |
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Spammers, Trolls, & User Abuse Every effort will be made to keep this forum from becoming a dumping ground for individuals and internet bots to deposit nonsense and non-desired content. |
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Enhancements, changes, errors, bugs & fixes Report your bugs and errors here. This board has been tested but occassional compatibility problems will surface. If you have discovered a problem while using this forum, please report it here, so that it can be addressed. Thank You. |
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News surounding the shooting sports, guns, 2ndA, Legislation News and legislation can be posted here. Keep it factual, civil, and avoid heavy political discussions that can lead to heated discussions. There are other forums where heavy political discussions are more suitable. We want to keep this board informative. Minor discussion can be stimulating. Please do not go beyond this level of discussion. Moderator: Admin
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Last post by Admin in Long Gun Registration Bi... on July 01, 2010, 11:41:24 AM |
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HUMOR, JOKES, & funny ANECDOTES Remember that this is a family forum. Keep your posts civil and in line with good taste. If you would not like to have your 10yr old son or daughter see this, then do not post. |
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Cafe - General Discussion Feel free to talk about anything and everything in this board. |
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Favorite Links, Blogs, Websites Our favorite online information sources. Links to other forums and websites. |
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Recipe Board - Food & Cooking Share your favorite recipe or poll the board members for theirs. |
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ACTION PISTOL Action Pistol We shoot at both steel and paper targets. Typical ranges are from 3 yards all the way out to 50 yards on occasion. Typical equipment is a 9mm through 45 pistol with 4 or more magazines, a shotgun, eye protection, ear protection, holsters and magazine holders for above. The match is a cross between IDPA, IPSC and Soldier of Fortune 3 Gun competition. Moderator: Action Pistol
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Last post by Action Pistol in Action Pistol Results, J... on July 12, 2010, 07:50:25 AM |
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COWBOY ACTION SHOOTING Cowboy Action Shooting Cowboy Action Shooting Sports SASS rule generally apply. Contact Bruce Speer for more information. |
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Last post by Admin in Cowboy Action schedule c... on June 21, 2010, 10:22:04 AM |
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Gun Shows Gun Shows Local GUNSHOW participation is an important function of our community and our club. Post your questions and conversations here. Moderator: gunshowdirector |
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Last post by Admin in Gun Show Glendale Nov 20... on February 16, 2010, 11:26:42 AM |
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Hunter Education Classes Hunter Education Classes California F&G Certificate, Safety training for Hunting License. Taught by Certified California Fish & Game Hunter Education Instructors [HEI]. Learn to Handle Firearms and Shoot Safely, including live fire session. BSA Rifle Shooting Merit Badge, Shotgun Shooting Merit Badge. |
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Last post by Admin in Hunter Education 2010 - ... on February 12, 2010, 03:08:09 PM |
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High Power Rifle Highpower Rifle High Power Rifle is actually a term that refers to a format of competitive rifle shooting, and not a rifle type Governed by NRA rules, High Power Rifle has four (4) different stages of fire: |
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Last post by Admin in NOTICE: Alternate discip... on June 17, 2010, 08:06:10 PM |
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IDPA IDPA Your basic self-defense, stock out of the box gun is recommended for IDPA. No “race guns” are permitted for IDPA scoring. We promote shooting from different positions, such as standing, sitting, prone, moving etc. We also shoot “from cover” using various kinds of props on our stages. Every match will be different and the IDPA stage designs are all based on gunfight scenarios. |
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Last post by Admin in IDPA SCORES INDEX & QUIC... on February 12, 2010, 07:18:55 PM |
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L.E.S.A. Limited Extreme Shooting Limited Extreme Shooting You will find this match to be both CHALLENGING and FUN. We emphasize the tactical side of shooting by doing things like shooting on the move, shooting from cover, use of strong and weak hand and limited round count on paper. Paper and steel targets such as the Texas star, and other reactive steel are used each month. We always welcome stage designs or ideas. So if you are looking for some fun, safe, competitive shooting please come and join us. http://www.lesamatch.com/ |
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Last post by Admin in L.E.S.A. match this Satu... on March 18, 2010, 03:39:16 AM |
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Juniors Program Boys and girls, ages 10 through 17 are eligible to participate in the Juniors Club. They must become Junior NRA Members and they must have written permission from their parents. (Parents do not have to be club members.) Dues are $10.00 per year and range fees are $2.00 for each day at the range. First and foremost, youngsters are taught Range Safety. Safe handling of firearms must be demonstrated and practiced before they are allowed to shoot. Once those prerequisites are met, then shooting positions are demonstrated and practiced before shooting live ammunition is allowed. Rifles in .22 caliber, with target sights, are used to shoot at 50 foot, NRA bullseye targets. Rifles and ammunition are supplied by the club. The junior shooter shoots five shots at each of 10 bullseyes on the standard 50 foot NRA bullseye target and the score is recorded on the junior's individual record sheet. Juniors advance in rank as their scores improve. The ranks are set by the NRA, starting with Pro-Marksman and running through Distinguished expert. The rate at which each junior advances is determined by their own drive to excel. As they advance, awards are given for each rank. The junior receives patches, medals, or certificates at each level of achievement. These NRA awards are provided by the club. Parents are encouraged to participate. Doing so helps build an effective parent - child relationship and improves range supervision. For more information, contact Mike James (909) 988-7626 |
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Precision Bolt Rifle “Precision Bolt Rifle” is designed specifically for the Bolt Action Shooter. Usually a quality built heavy barrel rifle with quality optics would be best for this match, however a quality hunting rifle can be used as well. This match is designed to make the Bolt Rifleman more confident and become a more accurate shooter with the various COF’s (Course of Fire). We shoot at Steel outside of the “Fire Season”, but mostly paper targets and reactive targets such as balloons or clay pigeons. Targets are of all sizes and shapes. |
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Last post by Admin in PBR June 2010 MATCH CANC... on June 17, 2010, 03:52:37 PM |
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Shotgun Trap & Skeet Skeet has developed into much more than just an aid to better wing shooting or a substitute for hunting. It is now a competitive sport equaled by few in universal appeal. Matches are conducted for all gun gauges, against others of like ability. While many skeet shooters never feel the need to own or use more that one gauge of shotgun a registered skeet competition typically features the most popular three gauges, 12, 20, 28 and the .410 bore (so named because it represents the bore diameter of the shot gun and not the gauge). Tom Sherman is your Shotgun Director. Tom Sherman Trap & Skeet (909) 593-0414 shotgun@wegc.org |
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Last post by Forum Staff in Re: Shotgun Skeet (Trap ... on May 12, 2009, 01:48:24 PM |
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Silhouette Silhouette shooting @ WEGC includes Highpower Silhouette, Smallbore Silhouette, Lever action silhouette. You can discuss these shooting disciplines here. |
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Last post by Admin in July 4 2010 High Power -... on June 04, 2010, 07:13:10 PM |
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3Gun Typical equipment is a 9mm through 45 pistol with 3 or more magazines, a shotgun, a rifle. The match loosely follows the Soldier of Fortune 3 Gun rules. Shooting will be from many different positions, such as standing, sitting, prone etc... We also use cover and barricades on many of our stages. Moderator: 3Gun Director
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Last post by Admin in June 2010 3Gun scores on July 03, 2010, 01:30:20 AM |
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