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Newsletter Archery 101 Class Arlington-Fairfax Chapter, Inc. Izaak Walton League of America 14708 Mount Olive Road Post Office Box 366 , Centreville, VA 20122-0366 Newsletter Volume 51, Number 3 May, June and July 2013 NRA Three-Gun Match – Saturday, July 13th 10 AM to 12 Noon at the Rifle-Pistol Range With the chapter’s permission, the NRA will sponsor and run a .22 caliber rimfire/ 12 gauge shotgun three-gun match at the chapter’s Rifle-Pistol Range the morning of the chapter picnic, Saturday, July 13th from 10 AM to 12 Noon. The match will be open (no fees) only to chapter members and their guests. The NRA will provide the firearms and ammunition, reactive steel targets, safety officials, and judges. Each participant will shoot five rounds of 12 gauge shotgun number 8 pellets at five reactive steel targets at 15 yards, five rounds of .22 caliber rimfire from an AR-15 style rifle at steel targets at 25 yards, and up to ten rounds of .22 caliber rimfire from a semi-automatic pistol at 10 yards. The order of shooting will be rifle, shotgun, and then pistol. The participants will move from one firing station to another. They will not shoot while moving and the firearms will stay at their respective stations. There will be no drawing of firearms from holsters. Scoring will be based on hitting (and moving) the steel reactive targets and the elapsed time used by each shooter. With limited ammunition and the need to hit the targets to score, accuracy is more important than speed. This match will close the Rifle-Pistol Range on Saturday morning, July 13th. Only match participants can shoot at the range between 10 AM and 12 Noon. The Rifle-Pistol Range will remain closed after 12 Noon for the chapter picnic. (Before 10 AM the NRA personnel will be setting up the match and the range will be closed to members for shooting.) Dr Ed, CRO Archery 101 Class On Sunday, June 6th starting at 1:00pm, in the indoor archery range, Cub Run Archers will be hosting a class for chapter members who have never shot archery before but would like to give our sport a try. We would like to see ladies, children and men attending this archery training workshop. We have the bows and the arrows ……… all you need to do is show up. To register for this class please email Chris Rose at chris- [email protected] For childrens registration please include their age 1 Important contact information Committee Chairpersons Chapter Officers Adopt-A-Highway / …………….. President Advance Planning / your name here………….your phone # Ernie Padgette…………….……...540-439-6085 Buildings and Grounds / Bucky Sills…….…..703-830-0458 Vice President Bull Run Muzzleloaders / Tony Sucher………..703-354-2726 Tom Ciarula……………………...703-250-0947 Caretaker / Rick Kohne……………...………..571-334-5125 Secretary Chapter Field House / Ed Ables……………....703-938-0726 Pamela Meara…………………….703-362-7293 Conservation / John Seaberg………..………....703-830-9365 Treasure Education & Training / Bucky Sills…………..703-830-0458 Bob Crisman…………..…………540-338-7316 Field Archery / Jim Smith……………………..703-481-5416 Membership Chairman Historian / your name here……………….....…your phone # Jim Showalter………………..…..571-338-5467 Junior Olympic Archery / Mary LeCompte …..703-361-4565 Lani Young………..703-742-8142 Chapter Directors Legislation / your name here…………………..your phone # Target Archery Meeting Program / Tom Ciarula……….……....703-250-0947 Leroy Anderson………………….703-644-1560 Membership / Jim Showalter…….…………...571-338-5467 Director At Large Admin. assistants / Linda Armstrong……….. 703-909-2708 Carl Armstrong…………...……...703-830-5091 Scott Aldrich……...……..571-213-2541 Skeet & Trap Newsletter / Pam Meara / Bucky Sills………...703-266-2235 Bob Brino…………………….….703-368-4934 Outdoor Ethics / Jim Mills……………….…..703-437-9133 Conservation Pond Manager / John Seaberg …………….....703-830-9365 John Seaberg…….……….……....703-830-9365 Program Outreach / / your name here………….your phone # Rifle & Pistol Public Relations / your name here…..………..your phone # Ed Franzosa……………….….…..703-255-3088 Rifle-Pistol Range / Ed Franzosa………...….703-255-3088 Director At Large Scholarship / Dave Dobbins…………………..703-753-0878 Oscar Starz…………………...…..703-321-8626 Skeet & Trap Range / Bob Brino……………...703-368-4934 Director At Large Target Archery / Leroy Anderson…….……….703-644-1560 David Myers………………….…..703-395-9613 Stan Hilliard.…………………..703-430-4534 Director At Large Youth Activities / Rich Stibrik………….……...703-455-4359 Dave Cunningham……….…..…..202-436-6410 Scouting Activities / Tom Pike……...……….....703-802-0740 Director At Large Ben Crandall………………….….703-993-4503 Education & Training Bucky Sills……………………….703-830-0458 Field Archery Speed Limit on Chapter Property Dick Riemer……………………...703-543-8585 10 MPH Youth Activities Tom Pike………………………....703-802-0740 Director At Large Randy Hancock…...…………..….703-830-8539 Director At Large Chapter Field house Office hours Art Twichell……………………...703-960-6524 1st and 3rd Tues……………………...1:00PM to 9:00PM All other Tues………………………...1:00PM to 4:30PM Other times, Call 703-631-4495 Attend your chapter meetings Field house phone numbers Regular Membership Meeting Chapter Field house………...703-631-4495 3rd Tuesday of each month Rifle & Pistol Field house….703-631-4496 7:30 pm @ Field house Skeet & Trap Field house…..703-631-4497 Field Archery Field house….703-631-4498 Chapter Presidents E mail Chapter Board of Directors Meeting [email protected] 1st Tuesday of each month Chapters Web-site 7:30 pm @ Field House www.arlingtonfairfax-iwla.org All members welcome 2 AFC-IWLA May, June & July 2013 How to work the front gate Potential Problem This is information that I feel every member should have in the event that you are on the chapter property and Mother Nature plays one of her nasty little tricks like turning off the power. Well no big deal, until you attempt to leave the property and the main gate will not open. Any attempt to force the gate open will and has done extensive damage to the system that can get very costly in repairs. There is a very simple way of opening the gate in this situation as I will outline below. On the post on the right side of the gate is a small box with a combina- tion pad lock on it. The combination to this lock is the same as the entry code you use to open the gate to enter the property. Simply open the lock and remove the key inside. On top of the cylinder that opens the gate you will see a black plastic slide, simply slide the door back insert the key and rotate it several times. This has to be done to both gates and this will release the cylinders allowing the gates to swing free. Please replace the key and lock the lockbox. Do not attempt to reset the cylinders as this has to be done by myself or someone with the proper knowledge of the operating system. Thanks Rick Kohne Remember if you want to schedule 6 or 8 hour work you need to contact Rick @ 571-334-5125 3 AFC-IWLA May, June & July 2013 ARCHERY UPDATE Cub Run Archers would like to extend a warm welcome and an invitation to all members of the IWLA to take ad- vantage of the many facilities, training opportunities, archery equipment, events and great camaraderie that our club has to offer. Our state of the art indoor range is available for your use anytime a qualified Range Officer is on site. It is common knowledge that a good many regulars in the club are at the range house every morning from approximately 9:30 am until noon. This is a great time to come down and introduce yourself and find out what Cub Run Archers is all about. If you are new to archery and need advice on anything from bow setup, arrow tun- ing to shooting technique, not only will you find literally, several hundred years of collective experience, but the equipment to perform those tasks. We especially would like to encourage youth participation and have a great many youth bows that young shooters may practice with to develop their skills. The cost to join Cub Run Archers is only $15 per year, per family. Though you don’t need to be a member of Cub Run Archers to use the facilities, we have a monthly newsletter and several dinners and picnics throughout the year and attendance at even one of these would easily be worth the annual membership. If you are interested, please contact Robert D’lmperio, Sec- retary, Cub Run Archers, 13490 Edge Rock Ct. Chantilly, VA 20151. You may email Bob at rob- [email protected] as well. The outdoor facilities are available to any member in good standing of the IWLA. We have practice range with target butts at 5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 40, 50, and 60 yards. These are lighted as well if you would like to shoot in the evenings. There is also a crossbow station with a movable bag target for field point shooting and a broadhead tar- get for shooting broadheads into. Remember, crossbows are allowed ONLY at the special crossbow station and not at any of the other targets or ranges. A 28 point field archery course is also available for use to all IWLA members. Daytime use only as there is no lighting on the field course. Up Coming Cub Run Shoots AFRICAN SAFARI SHOOT: JUNE 16th Twenty eight 2-D safari animal targets throughout our wooded archery range. Come on out, have some fun, bring the whole family. Sandwiches and snacks will be sold from our snack bar throughout the event. Registration 9:00am till 1:00pm. BUCKBUSTER 3-D SHOOT: SEPTEMBER 29th Reminder, crossbows are to be shot at the new crossbow station only 4 AFC-IWLA May, June & July 2013 Wounded Warrior Shooting Team Update.
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