November 21, 2022

The meeting was called to order at 7:00pm by the Club President.

The meeting began with the Pledge of Allegiance.

Officers and Members Present: President, Vice-President, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary and one Trustee. Treasurer, Membership Director, and Trustees Bob Berrettini and Phil Dyche were absent. There were 15 members present.

Minutes for the 31 October 2022 meeting were read and approved.  Motion to accept the Meeting Minutes,  as read, was made by Mike Kubarek and seconded by Courtney Genise. The motion carried.

Treasurer Report was read and approved.   Treasurer report was read by the President. The total balance of all accounts, checking, savings, and CD’s amounted to $122,592.04.  The NRA-Institute for Legislative Action (ILA) donation fund closed at the end of the month with $310.00 and $310 of matching Club funds of an authorized $500 from the Club, for a total donation to the NRA-ILA of $620. The Cumberland County Special Response Team (SRT) donation fund closed at the end of the month with $1,240 and $1,240 of matching Club funds of an authorized $2000 from the Club, for a total donation to the Cumberland County SRT of $2,480.

Sincere Thanks goes to all participating CGC members for their generosity to these worthy causes. Motion to accept the Treasurer Report, as read and updated, was made by Rick Blosser and seconded by Barbara Vanner. The motion carried.

After-the-report Treasurer actions to date include:

1. Presently, only the Club Treasurer is listed as authorized to access the Club’s Members 1^st Federal Credit

Union account. President Kurt Uhler should be added to the Club’s Members 1^st account.

Action Item:  Treasurer and President in coordination with representative of Members 1st FCU.

2. The CGC Savings Account grew to @ $94,000. November’s dividend was @ $7.30. Members 1^st Federal

Credit Union has a 15-Month CD at 4.3%APR with a 4.22% Dividend which would translate to Dividend

Income for the Club of @ $2700 at the end of 15 months. Accordingly, after electronic coordination and

approval by Club officers, $50,000 of Club Savings Account was moved into a Members 1^st 15-Month CD.

This investment still leaves @ $44,000 in savings and @ $26,000 in checking.

Corresponding Secretary Report – Scot Story.  A member broadcast email was sent announcing the 21 November meeting and reminding members that NRA-ILA and SRT donations need to be in by the end of the month of November 2022. A Member broadcast email was sent announcing range closure for cleaning on 15 November 2022. And an email was sent to Club officers about scrubbing the Club Membership Roster after the end of October 2022.

CGC Training Group Activities Report – Barbara Vanner. The 21 November report included CGC Training Group activities for the months of October and November 2022. The CGC Training Fund ending balance was $3,668.81. CGC NRA instructors hosted an NRA a PPIH course 14-15 October 2022, and a PPOH course on 12 and 19 November 2022. See the 21 November NRA Training Group Activities Report for details.

New Members – None.

4-H Youth Small-Bore Rifle Shooting Program – No report.

Cowboy Action – Rick Blosser.  CGC officers coordinated to authorize the Perry County Regulators to host Single Action Shooting Society Cowboy Action shoots at the club on 7 January and 4 February 2023.

Membership Committee – Rob Steward was absent, but his report was read by the President. To date, 421members renewed their memberships. The Club will begin in-processing up to 15 new members at the 30 January meeting.

Technology and Security Committee – John Haiduck. A club access fob was created for the security system camera technician. The security system appears to be working normally, even though the system’s cooling fan has begun to sound louder than before. The Security and Technology Committee will continue to closely monitor the system.

WPPL Pistol Team – No report.

Trustees Report – George Lawrence. The Treasurer and Trustees are searching for a roofing contractor to solicit bids for CGC roof repairs. The new bid should include provisions for warrantee of work to be accomplished.

1. Action Item: Treasurer in coordination with Trustees to hand-off to Trustees to present to members for

decision and for authorization to proceed with a roof repair contract.

2. Both CGC toilets need to be replaced and safety bars should be installed. Estimated cost is vicinity of $500.

Action Item: Trustees.

Old Business – Final Totals for donations for NRA-ILA and for the Cumberland County SRT will be provided at the next meeting. See Treasurer Report above.

New Business – The December General Membership Meeting is cancelled. The Corresponding Secretary will notify members via broadcast email.

For the Good of the Club –

1. Rick Blosser. If anyone is a reloader and needs primers, Shyda’s Outdoor Center in Lebannon, PA has small and large pistol primers for sale for @ 10 cents each.
2. Tom Sheperd. There will be a meeting with the Carlisle Police Department at 6pm on Tuesday 22 November

2022 in the Carlisle Borough Hall 53 West South Street.

Motion to Adjourn – was made by George Lawrence and seconded by Mike Kubarek. The motion carried and the meeting was adjourned at 7:19pm.

Respectfully submitted,

Slim Connors

Slim Connors

Recording Secretary, Carlisle Gun Club

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The meeting was called to order at 7:00 by the Club President.

The meeting began with the Pledge of Allegiance.

Officers and Members Present: President, Vice-President, and Corresponding Secretary and one Trustee.  Treasurer, Recording Secretary and 2 Trustees were absent.  There were 16 members present.

Minutes for the 26 September 2022 meeting were read and approved.  Meeting Minutes were read by the President.  Motion to accept the minutes, as read, was made by Denny Kuehn. Motion to accept was seconded by George Lawrence. The motion carried.

Treasurer Report was read and approved.   Treasurer report was read by the President.  The total balance of all accounts, checking, savings, CD’s amounted to $119,892.43.  The NRA-ILA Donation fund is $310.00 and the Cumberland County SERT Team Donation fund is $1.090.00.  Suggest we close these funds and match them at the end of November.  Motion to accept the Treasurer Report, as read, was made by Gary Gibson and Seconded by Rick Blosser. The motion carried.

Corresponding Secretary Report – Scot Story.  A member broadcast email was sent concerning money related issues that were closing out of the month.  NRA-ILA and SERT donations need to be in by the end of the month.  Dues can still be paid by the end of October with a late fee.  Also, the club mailing address is at the bottom of each email that is sent out.  That way members know where to send mail to.  15 November 2022 floors are scheduled to be cleaned.  A member broadcast email will be sent concerning this as range will be closed during the cleaning.

CGC Training Group Activities Report – Denny Kuehn.  There was no report to be read.  However, Denny reported that there were 6 shooters in the Personal Protection Inside the Home (PPIH) class held in October.  There is a Personal Protection Outside the Home (PPOH)) class scheduled for the 12th and 19th of November, with 11 shooters signed up at this time.

New Members – None.

4-H Youth Small-Bore Rifle Shooting Program – John Gingrich.  There are 5 returning shooters and 4 new shooters.  $2,400.00 was received in donations from the Higher Information Group.

Cowboy Action – Rick Blosser.  Requesting the use of the club on the first Saturday of January 2023 and first Saturday of February 2023 to hold their annual Cowboy Action shoots.

Membership Committee – Rob Steward was absent.  Report was read by the President.  On 31 August 2022 the club had 478 current members. As of 26 October 2022, 395 renewed their membership.  There are 23 pending applications, 2 without sponsors as of 26 October 2022.

Technology and Security Committee – John Haiduck was absent.  No report.

WPPL Pistol Team – Gary Gibson. Pistol team still shooting with 15 to 20 shooters.

Trustees Report – George Lawrence.  Phil Dyche and Bob Berrettini were both absent.  New LED lighting has been installed in the 2^nd string on the range.  In the process of obtaining bids to replace roofing.  Next project being looked at is replacing the ceiling tiles on the range.

Old Business – None

New Business – November meeting was moved up one week to November 21, 2022.

For the Good of the Club –

1. Denny Kuehn asked if anyone had any spare rubber sheeting (12’X6’) they could donate to the club.It is needed for range number application for assigned firing points.
2. Donations for NRA-ILA and SERT will still be accepted until November meeting.
3. It is Halloween.Drive carefully on the way home.  Watch out for Trick or Treaters.

Motion to Adjourn – was made by Denny Kuehn and seconded by Tom Richwine.  Motion carried.  The meeting was adjourned at 7:25 PM.

Respectfully submitted,

Kurt A. Uhler

President, Carlisle Gun Club

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The meeting was called to order at 6:59 pm by the Club President.

The meeting began with the Pledge of Allegiance.

Officers and Members Present: President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary and three Trustees. There were 36 members present.

Minutes for the 29 August 2022 meeting will be posted at a later date.

Treasurer Report was read and approved.  The total balance of all accounts, checking, savings, CDs, less $2,274.21 in the Training Fund, amounted to $118,110.94. Motion to accept the Treasurer Report, as read, was made by Mike Kubarek, seconded by Denny Kuehn. The motion carried.

Corresponding Secretary Report – Scot Storey. Sent four member broadcast emails: one announcing the CGC officer election slate, one reminding members that dues are to be paid during the month of September, one announcing range closure for cleaning, and one announcing the 26 September General Membership meeting.

CGC Training Group Activities Report – Denny Kuehn. The CGC Training Fund balance was $2,274.21. CGC NRA instructors hosted 2 NRA Basics of Pistol Shooting – Instructor Led Only courses in September 2022. There were 18 shooters in these courses. All shooters completed course requirements. CGC NRA instructors will host an NRA Basics of Personal Protection In The Home course on 14-15 October 2022. There are 12 shooters registered for 16 training slots. Prerequisite is completion of BOPS. Cost is $80. Register online at nrainstructors.org and use the Defensive Pistol pull-down menu. See the 26 September CGC Training Group Activities Report for additional information.

New Members – None.

4-H Youth Small-Bore Rifle Shooting Program – John Gingrich. The older youth shooters will begin practice on Thursday, 29 September and the younger and newer youth shooters will begin practice on                Thursday, 6 October. The Gingriches will attend a Higher Information Group meeting on 13 October 2022 to discuss HIG, LLC community service support of youth shooting sports programs.

Cowboy Action – Rick Blosser. No report.

Membership Committee – Rob Stewart. There are currently 478 active members, leaving 22 remaining available membership slots. There are 18 current, valid membership applications, two without a Club sponsor. To date, there were 314 membership renewals, with another 13 or 14 more at the 26 September meeting. Membership numbers will be scrubbed at the end of October before new members are voted on in November.

Technology and Security Committee – John Haiduck. Nothing to report.

WPPL Pistol Team – Gary Gibson. The WPPL has held 3 matches, so far. Gold Team is in 8^th place and Blue Team is tied for 9^th place.

Trustees Report – Nothing to report.

Old Business – None.

New Business – President Steve Baker chaired the nomination committee for 2022-2023 CGC officer elections. Because there was only one nominee for each position, the slate was presented as Kurt Uhler, Pres; Steve Baker, Vice-Pres; Darren Snow, Treasurer; Slim Connors, Recording Sec; Scot Storey, Corresponding Sec; Phil Dyche, Trustee. The CGC Webmaster remains Matt Creason and there is no change to committee assignments. Motion to accept the slate, as presented, was made by Mike Kubarek, seconded by Bob Berrettini.                 The motion carried.

For the Good of the Club –                                                                                                                                    1. Tom Richwine. Wednesday, 5 October 2022 at noon in the open field near the Greek Orthodox Church on the north side of PA Hwy 174 West just east of Burnthouse Rd, there will be a National Guard Strategic Jump operation comprised of a C-17 and a jump by the 3d Bn, 75 Ranger Rgt from Ft Benning, GA.                                                           2. Steve Baker. President Steve reminded members that at the next CGC General Membership meeting, an update will be provided on the status of solicitation of private donations through the month of October for the NRA Institute for Legislative Action (NRA ILA) with matching club funds up to $500 and the status of solicitation of private donations through the month of October for the Cumberland County Special Response Team with matching CGC funds up to $2000.

Motion to Adjourn was made by Mike Kubarek, seconded by Courtney Genise. The motion carried. The meeting was adjourned at 7:13pm.

Respectfully submitted,

Slim Connors                                                                                                            Recording Secretary, Carlisle Gun Club

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The meeting was called to order at 7:00 pm by the Club President.

The meeting began with the Pledge of Allegiance.

Officers and Members Present: President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary and two Trustees. Trustee Phil Dyche was not able to attend. There were 25 members present.

Minutes for the 27 June 2022 meeting were read and approved. Motion to accept the minutes, as read, was made by Steve Bear, seconded by Jim Hurley. The motion carried.

Treasurer Report was read and approved.  The total balance of all accounts, checking, savings, CDs, less $4,806.90 in the Training Fund, amounted to $97,736.97. Motion to accept the Treasurer Report, as read, was made by Rick Blosser, seconded by Bob Berrettini. The motion carried.

Corresponding Secretary Report – Scot Storey. Sent two member broadcast emails: one announcing the      25 July meeting and another reminding members that nominations for Club officers are open at the 29 August meeting. Anyone interested in running for elected office, please contact Club President Steve Baker. Note that annual Club dues are waived for elected officers.

CGC Training Group Activities Report – Denny Kuehn. The CGC Training Fund balance was $4806.90. CGC NRA Training Group is on summer hiatus until September. See the 25 July Training Group Activities Report for additional information.

New Members – None.

4-H Youth Small-Bore Rifle Shooting Program – No report.

Cowboy Action – Rick Blosser. The Perry County Regulators are shooting outdoors. Anyone interested in participating in a shoot or visiting as a spectator is welcome.

Membership Committee – Rob Stewart. There are currently 480 active members, leaving 20 remaining available membership slots. There are 10 current, valid membership applications, one without a Club sponsor.

Technology and Security Committee – John Haiduck. Nothing to report.

WPPL Pistol Team – No report.

Trustees Report – George Lawrence. George coordinated for an appointment with Club member Joe Gaido of E&G Electrical to estimate repairs for the range mid-lights. Action Item: Pending.

Old Business – Denny Kuehn. Invited Lt Miller from the Cumberland County Special Response Team to       the 29 July meeting to present requirements for public support of SRT items not otherwise budgeted. The proposed concept will be to solicit private donations through October with a limited matching donation up to $1000 from the Club

New Business – None.

For the Good of the Club –                                                                                                                                    1. A 50-State Law Enforcement Officer-Only shooting qualification will be conducted on the range at 4pm     on 9 August 2022.                                                                                                                                                    2. Mike Kubarek. George Lawrence finished 3d place of 30 competitors in the Super Senior Division at the PA State Match Rimfire Challenge held at the Lewistown Pistol Club, Lewistown, PA, on 16-17 July 2022.          Congratulations, George!                                                                                                                                         3. Steve Baker. President Steve reminded members of Jim Yemzow’s recommendation to solicit private donations through the month of September for the NRA Institute for Legislative Action (NRA ILA) with matching club funds up to $500. Private donors must notify the Club Treasurer so matching funds can be determined. Doctor Jim Hurley made the above motion, seconded by Denny Kuehn. The motion carried, but was not unanimous. Action Item: Corresponding Secretary send broadcast email reminding members of the NRA ILA fund drive through September 2022.

Motion to Adjourn was made by Mike Kubarek, seconded by Denny Kuehn. The motion carried. The meeting was adjourned at 7:23pm.

Respectfully submitted,

Slim Connors                                                                                                            Recording Secretary, Carlisle Gun Club

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The meeting was called to order at 7:00 pm by the Club President.

The meeting began with the Pledge of Allegiance.

Officers and Members Present: President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary and two Trustees. Trustee Phil Dyche was absent. There were 35 members present.

Minutes for the 28 February 2022 meeting were read and approved. Motion to accept the minutes, as read, was made by Tom Sheperd, seconded by Bob Berrettini. The motion carried.

Treasurer Report was read and approved.  The total balance of all accounts, checking, savings, CDs, and Training Fund, amounted to $114,998.27. Included in this total is the roof fund, which has $55K. Treasurer reported one-time expense of $5830.81 for range repairs and one-time range lead and brass recycling income of $8682.00…recycling more than paid for the range repair. There was more than 10,000lb of lead and brass recycled. Motion to accept the report, as read, was made by Denny Kuehn, seconded by Mike Kubarek. The motion carried.

Corresponding Secretary Report – Scot Storey. Sent 8 member broadcast emails: 5 announcing the March Work Days for the ongoing range repair, 1 reminding members of the range impact fan and authorized or prohibited calibers, 1 for range closure for cleaning, and 1 reminding members of the 28 March General Membership meeting. Thanks to members for forwarding emails to other members and including the Corresponding Secretary as an addressee. Accordingly, the CGC Membership Database is routinely updated. Please let the Corresponding Secretary know of email changes.

CGC Training Group Activities Report – Denny Kuehn. The CGC Training Fund balance was $$5,274.73. CGC NRA instructors hosted NRA Personal Protection Outside The Home: Basic and Advanced courses on 12 and 19 March 2022. There were 5 shooters registered for the courses: all men. All shooters completed course requirements. CGC NRA instructors hosted an NRA Defensive Pistol course on 26 March 2022. There were 3 shooters in the course: 1 woman and 2 men. All shooters completed the course and passed the shooting qualification course of fire for time and for score. CGC NRA instructors will host an NRA Basics of Rifle Shooting course on 16 April 2022. There are 2 shooters registered. Seven CGC NRA instructors provided 9 hours of firearms safety and proficiency training for 6 shooters during the month of March 2022. See the         28 March 2022 CGC Training Group Activities Report for additional information.

New Members – There were 8 new members voted into the Club.

4-H Youth Small-Bore Rifle Shooting Program – John Gingrich. Three junior youth shooters competed in the Junior Olympics 3-position Small Bore Rifle qualifier. Four youth shooters will compete on 16 April 2022 in the PA 4-H Shooting Sports Competition at the Shenecoy Sportsman’s Association in Huntingdon, PA. The match starts at 8:30am and spectators are welcome. Thanks to the Cowboy Action Shooters for their generous donation to the 4-H Youth Shooting Sports program.

Cowboy Action – Rick Blosser. The first outdoor match of the 2022 season of the Perry County Regulators is Saturday, 2 April at the Ickesburg Sportsmans Club. This Cowboy Action range has 8 bays and can be configured for various stages. Competitors and spectators are always welcome and refreshments and lunch fare are available for sale

Membership Committee – Rob Stewart via email. There are currently 462 active members, leaving 38 remaining available membership slots. There are 24 pending new member applicants, including the 8 who are applying at the 28 March meeting. There is a separate list of 7 applicants who have no sponsor or whose sponsor is no longer an active member. The 25 April 2022 General Membership meeting will be the last time new members will be processed until the 28 November 2022 General Membership meeting.

Technology and Security Committee – John Haiduck. The CGC Security system has not received a recent update, but all systems seem to be operating okay.

WPPL Pistol Team – Gary Gibson. The Blue Team is in 9^th place and the Gold Team is in 7^th place. The WPPL is based on teams of 10 members. The Carlisle Gun Club typically fields only 8 or 9 members per team per match…making competing at the league level difficult. Team scores and standings do not reflect CGC WPPL shooter dedication or capabilities. The last match this season is a CGC home match on Wednesday 30 March at 7pm. Spectators are welcome. The WPPL end-of-season Awards Banquet is 14 May 2022 at the American Legion Post in Linglestown, PA. The CGC WPPL teams need more shooters to be competitive within the league. If interested, contact Gary Gibson, Dick Pryor, Pete Castle, or any WPPL shooter. See the schedule on the CGC Bulleting Board for matches and for names of CGC shooters. The league starts again in September.

Trustees Report – Bob Berrettini. Bob provided a detailed written report on range repairs conducted 22 Feb – 5 March 2022. Volunteers who registered during work days were recognized and thanked. See attached report for details.                                                                                                                                                        – George Lawrence. The CGC roof still has several leaks that need to be repaired before the spring rains. We need to contact Carlisle SynTec Systems for roof inspection and repair. Action Item: Trustees.

Old Business – None.

New Business – None.

For the Good of the Club                                                                                                                                         – Bruce Apgar. Bruce is the 2023 Boy Scout National Jamboree coordinator. He needs 350 instructors/range safety officers for the shooting sports activities during the jamboree, which is scheduled for the last two weeks of July 2023 in West Virginia. Volunteers should contact Bruce Apgar.                                                                                                         – CGC member and Commander, VFW Post 477 Carlisle PA, Rick Olson. VFW Post 477 is an active post that serves veterans in our local community and beyond. Anyone who knows a veteran who needs assistance or encouragement, contact VFW Post 477. Any veteran, regardless of combat service, is invited to visit VFW Post 477 for fellowship, service and possible membership.

Motion to Adjourn was made by Mike Kubarek, seconded by Rick Bloser. The motion carried. The meeting was adjourned at 7:58pm.

Respectfully submitted, Slim Connors, Recording Secretary, Carlisle Gun Club

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The meeting was called to order at 7:00 pm by the Club President.

The meeting began with the Pledge of Allegiance.

Officers and Members Present: President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Recording Secretary, and two Trustees. The Corresponding Secretary provided a written report, but Scot Storey and Trustee Phil Dyche were unable to attend. There were 30 members present.

Minutes for the 29 November 2021 meeting were read and approved. Motion to accept the Minutes, as read, was made by Mike Kubarek, seconded by Kurt Uhler. The motion carried.

Treasurer Report was read and approved.  The total balance of all accounts, checking, savings, CDs, and Training Fund, amounted to $112,734.81. Included in this total is the roof fund, which has $55K. Motion to accept the Report, as read, was made by Denny Kuehn, seconded by Bob Berrettini. The motion carried.

Corresponding Secretary Report – Scot Storey. Sent two member broadcast emails: 1 announcing the cancellation of the December CGC meeting; the dates of the January and February 2022 Cowboy action shoots; and a reminder that the CGC range is intended for pistol caliber cartridges up to .45ACP/.45 GAP; .45LC. The second broadcast email announced the 31 January 2022 CGC general membership meeting.

CGC Training Group Activities Report – Denny Kuehn. The CGC Training Fund balance is $6229.96. CGC NRA instructors hosted NRA Defensive Pistol courses for 4 shooters on 4 and 18 December 2021. CGC hosted NRA Basics of Pistol Shooting – Instructor Led Only courses for 27 shooters on 14-15 January and 21-22 January 2022. CGC NRA instructors will host an NRA Personal Protection In The Home course on 18-19 February 2021. There are 7 shooters registered for the course and 9 slots available. Cost is $80. NRA Basics of Pistol Shooting is prerequisite. Register online at nrainstructors.org. CGC Training Group submitted a check for $2000 to the Treasurer for the Club’s general fund. See the 31 January 2021 CGC Training Group Activities Report for additional information.

New Members – There were 14 new members voted into the Club.

4-H Youth Small-Bore Rifle Shooting Program – Pete Castle. There are normally between 6 and 10 youth shooters currently participating in the youth shooting program. The CGC-sponsored Cowboy Action Shoot on 8 January was well attended and the youth provided refreshments for shooters and for spectators. The next CGC-sponsored Cowboy Action shoot is 5 February 2022. Everyone is encouraged to attend to watch the Cowboy Action shooters and to support the youth shooting program.

Cowboy Action – Rick Blosser. The 8 January 2022 CGC-sponsored Cowboy Action shoot had 20 shooters and a good group of spectators. The next shoot at CGC is Saturday 5 February 2022. Based on attendance, between the two shoots, the Club should receive $400-$500 from entrance fees. The 2023 CGC-sponsored Cowboy Action shoots will be Saturday 7 January 2023 and Saturday 4 February 2023.

Membership Committee – There are currently 433 active members, leaving 67 remaining available membership slots. There are 41 new member applications, including 14 of those who are present to be voted on at the 31 January meeting. There are also 4 applicants with no sponsor and 2 applicants with sponsors who are no longer members…these 6 applicants should attend a meeting and contact the CGC Training group or dropped from the applicant list, if they don’t make contact. Additionally, there are 3 applicants who have been delaying attending a meeting for many months for personal reasons and 1 applicant who is not eligible to join and failed to show up at the 31 January 2022 meeting…all 4 should have their applications removed from the CGC membership database.

Technology and Security Committee – No report.

WPPL Pistol Team – Dick Pryor. The WPPL season is 2/3 the way over. CGC teams are holding their own, but the CGC teams need more shooters. The next match at the Club is Wednesday, 2 February 2022. Anyone interested in WPPL Precision Pistol shooting, please contact Gary Gibson or Dick Pryor any other CGC WPPL shooter. See the schedule on the CGC Bulleting Board for matches and for names of CGC shooters.

Trustees Report – George Lawrence.                                                                                                           1. There was a discussion about the possibility of wiring the maintenance heater on the range for full-time operation. The decision was not to, because that heater was not designed for full-time operation.                 2. The tentative CGC work day is Saturday 5 March 2022. Action Items: Corresponding Secretary get the word out; Webmaster put work day on the CGC calendar; Trustees coordinate all supplies and equipment needed for efficient operations.                                                                                                3. CGC Member Matt Kempf has a welder and volunteered to help weld whatever applicable repairs are needed on 5 March. Also, a relative of member Steve Bear, Mr. Mitchell Bear is also a welder and can be asked to help, as needed.

Old Business None.

New Business – CGC Member Doctor James Hurley, volunteered to conduct another Stop The Bleed training class for anyone who is interested. CGC Member Barbara Vanner is also a Stop The Bleed certified instructor and might be able to assist with conducting this training. Action Item: CGC Chief of Training coordinate with Doctor Hurley, Barbara Vanner, the Corresponding Secretary and with the Webmaster to coordinate a date and time for this training.

For the Good of the Club

1. President. The CGC’s Civilian Marksmanship Program membership was renewed. CGC received a letter from NRA ILA Executive Director Mr. Jason Ouimet thanking Club members for their $1260 donation to the NRA Institute for Legislative Action. Well Done Carlisle Gun Club members!

Motion to Adjourn was made by Mike Kubarek, seconded by Denny Kuehn. The motion carried. The meeting was adjourned at 8:02pm.

Respectfully submitted, Slim Connors, Recording Secretary, Carlisle Gun Club

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If you have drills, reciprocating saws, circular saws, extension cords, or ladders, please bring them along.

Ladies, please bring cleaning supplies (rags, cleaners, etc.).

Many hands make light labor and your participation is critical.

Please remember your commitment to the Club and arrange your schedule to attend and work for your club.

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– Fri 16 Sep 6pm-10pm

– Sat 17 Sep 8am-5pm

Basics of Pistol Shooting (BOPS) Instructor Led Training (ILT) Only – Cost: $70. Offered: 14-15 January 22; 21-22 January 2022; 9-10 September 22; 16-17 September 22.

DESCRIPTION: Friday evening and all-day Saturday course. Learn and demonstrate knowledge, skills and (positive) attitude necessary for the safe and proficient use of a pistol. Includes grip, positions, fundamentals, safe handling and storage, responsible ownership, and shooting qualification…all in a safe and supportive environment. PREREQUISITE: None. This course also completes BOPS Phase II for anyone who completed Phase I online. OTHER INFO: No prior firearms experience required to succeed in this course! Pistol, ammo, targets provided. Bring billed cap, glasses, ear protection, bag lunch. May bring own .22LR pistol and gun cleaning supplies. Full payment required Not Later Than one week prior to course date to secure your training slot…first paid, first in. Make $70 check payable to: Carlisle Gun Club Training Fund; Send to CGC Training, 828 Hamilton St Carlisle, PA 17013.

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Targets are NRA approved or their equivalent for 50 foot indoor matches. The top five shooters from each team are considered the gold team for the evening and the match is decided by their aggregate score (2 points) and aggregates for slow fire (1 point), timed fire (1 point) and rapid fire (1 point) for a possible 5 points for the evening. The next highest five shooters are considered the blue team and their points for the evening are scored the same. These scores are accumulated over 27 matches to determine the best Gold and Blue club teams for the season.

When: Year round, Practices Tuesdays at 7:00pm.
Set-up starts at 5:00 p.m.
September – April, Competitions Wednesdays at 7:00pm.

Contact(s): Gary Gibson/Dick Pryor: WPPL@CarlisleGunClub.org

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