Table of Contents We Are Pleased to Announce the New White Flyer BLACKOUTS Are Avail- Able from Our San Bernardino, CA Plant

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Table of Contents We are pleased to announce the new White Flyer BLACKOUTS are available from our San Bernardino, CA plant. BLACKOUTS are replacing the A Word from Phil Murray Page 2 BIODEGRADABLE targets as you know them today. BLACKOUTS will Shoot to the Top - Abigail Colten Page 3-4 be available in all the current BIODEGREADABLE colors for Trap/ Top Skeet Performers Spring Selection Page 6 Skeet and Sporting targets. The new BLACKOUTS are made with a black composition vs the white composition of our current BIODEGRADBLE Trap mixed team wins silver Page 7 targets. BLACKOUTS are the same economical price as our BIODE- Rhode wins World Cup Gold Page 7 GRADABLE targets with improved and proven competition perfor- Trap Athletes earn world team spots Page 8 mance. Many of you shot them at both the NSCA U.S. Open and Western Missouri State Trapshoot Page 9 Regionals at Coyote Springs Sporting Clays in Tucson, Arizona. The 2019 NSCA U.S. Open Page 10 BLACKOUTS will be available out of Webb City, Missouri in a matter of weeks and we will continue to update the other plants moving east. As New Mexico State ATA Page 11 each plant comes on line we will follow up with an announcement. Please Oklahoma State Shoot Page 12 contact us with any questions. Utah State Sporting Clays Page 13 Colorado State Page 13 Nebraska State ATA Page 14 Kansas State Page 15 CALI’CO Hardwoods Page 16-21 Kids + Clays Schedule Page 22-23 Important Dates Page 24-25 Contacts/ White Flyer Patches Page 26 White Flyer Online Store Page 27 Shooting Certificate Form Page 28 White Flyer Plants Page 29 Bio vs Blackout Phil Murray White Flyer Targets FAQ’s Page 30 The Orange Crusher Page 2

A Word From Phil Murray

Can’t believe it is summer already! The big shoots are every weekend through September and we are sell- ing a lot of White Flyer Targets to Gun Clubs. Attendance at most of the State shoots has been up slightly and all this has benefitted from youth shooting. Whether it is 4H; AIM; SCTP or the State High School League among others, the influx of youth shooters and their families has had a profound effect on our shotgun shooting sports. Whether it is their scores or buying habits, this segment has been a boost and shows no sign of letting up. Our sincere thanks to all the coaches and parents and the young people that participate, hopefully, many of these youngsters will be motivated to plan careers in the shooting sports. This new generation of shooters as a result of their participation, strengthen the second amendment plus show that the Shotgun shooting industry is a year round family sport that everyone can participate in. This issue we would like to introduce you to a remarkable young lady shooter from Oklahoma, Abigail Colten, whom which we met in 2018. As you read her article that we reprinted, I think you will be happy and proud to see that young people like this exist. Over the past year we have had the opportunity to stay in contact with Abigail and her parents and numerous times she has mentioned that she would like a future career in the shooting sports industry. Having graduated from High School recently and planning on attending college in the fall, Abigail said she would like to write some articles for the White Flyer Newsletter and write some shoot wrap up articles for shoots she attended – all for the stand point of a young shooter. Specifically, she wanted to gain experience and help the shooting sports. Well, her request was granted and you will notice in this summer newsletter a series of shoot wrap-up’s and photos that Abigail put together for some major shoots in the Midwest and Southwest. We hope that you will enjoy her perspective and different approaches in future issues. Abigail is one example of what these youth programs are developing and offering for the future. We at White Flyer are grateful and excited that we have the opportunity to meet folks like Abagail and her great family – the future of our shooting sports will be in good hands! Most importantly, the Annual Grand American Trapshoot in Sparta, Illinois will be upon us shortly. As we have done for numerous years, we will have our White Flyer Vendor Building at Sparta open during the entire Grand Trapshoot and hope that you will take a moment to stop by and visit. This year we will have a slew of new products for sale, including caps and shirts. As always, we will have that special commemorative Target for you to pick up. Last but not least, all of us on the White Flyer Team want to thank you, the gun club, the shooter and the customer for your support and business throughout the year. Without you folks, none of us would be needed and we sincerely appreciate all of you. Good Shooting and Safe Travels throughout the summer!

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Jungman, Rhode Top Skeet Performers at Spring Selection Match COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado (March 9, 2019)

The USA Shooting Spring Selection Match for Shotgun wrapped today at Tucson Trap and Skeet in Tucson, Arizona with the final day of competition and awards presented in the Skeet events.

The stakes were high for the nation’s top shotgun competitors as Pan American Games, International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) World Championship and World Cup selection spots were up for grabs at this event. Competition included 250 targets of Qualification over four days, plus today’s Final where additional points were awarded based on finish (three for first, two for second and one for third place).

Phillip Jungman

Taking top honors in the men’s competition was Phillip Jungman (Caldwell, Texas/U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit, pictured above) who overtook the Qualification lead after Day 3 and finished off Qualification with the top score of 243/250 targets. Jungman, who took silver at last year’s Spring Selection, finished the match with an overall score of 246 points, which included three points for his top finish in the Final. He also tied eventual silver medalist, reigning National Champion and his USAMU teammate Christian Elliott (Greenville, Indiana) in today’s Final with a score of 56/60 targets. Taking bronze was Robert Johnson (Phoenix, Arizona), who won the bronze medal by defeating Mark Staffen (Lewis Center, Ohio/USAMU) in a shootoff, 25-24 targets.

On the Junior side, Benjamin Keller (Johnstown, Colorado) was the top finisher, Alex Ahlin (Bamberg, South Carolina) took silver and Conner Prince (Burleson, Texas) took bronze.

Six-time Olympic medalist Kim Rhode (El Monte, California, pictured right) was the top finisher in the women’s competition. Rhode entered the Final with the top Qualification score of 241 targets. Once in the Final, she would tie two-time defending National Cham- pion and 2017 World Champion Dania Vizzi (Odessa, Florida) with 57/60 targets. Vizzi won the shootoff 4-3, to finish with an overall score of 240 points. Vizzi would once again go into a shootoff with Sam Simonton (Gainesville, Georgia), who also had 240 points, to determine silver and bronze medals. Vizzi would win this shootoff, 25-21 for the silver medal, leaving Simonton with the bronze.

Kim Rhode World Championship Junior bronze medalist Austen Smith (Keller, Texas) won the Junior Women’s competition by a dominating 10 points. 2017 Junior World Champion Katie Jacob (Rochester, Michigan) won silver and Jasmine Otis (Wasilla, Alaska) won bronze.

Complete results from the Shotgun Spring Selection Match: https://bit.ly/2TunstY .

The ISSF World Cup season for shotgun kicks off March 17 in Acapulco, Mexico, though top finishers from this match were vying for spots at World Cups later in the season in Changwon, South Korea and Lathi, Finland. A top-two finish in Tucson went a long way toward qualifying an athlete for Pan American Games selection, which will take place July 26-August 11 in Lima, Peru. A top-three standing qualified athletes for the ISSF World Championship for Shotgun for both Open and Junior athletes, which will be contested June 30-July 11 in Lonato, Italy. The top-three Junior finishers are also eligible for the ISSF Junior World Cup, July 12-20 on Suhl, Germany. The Orange Crusher Page 7 Trap Mixed Team Browning/Burrows Wins Silver at World Cup COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado (March 20, 2019)

The Trap Mixed Team of Kayle Browning (Wooster, Arkansas) and Brian Burrows (Fallbrook, California) won silver today at the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) World Cup in Acapulco, Mexico. The duo set a Qualification World Record of 149 targets, with Browning shooting a personal best of 75/75 targets (in Trap Mixed Team, each athlete shoots 75 targets). Once in the Final, Browning/Burrows hit 43/50 targets to win the silver medal. The Australian team of Laetisha Scanlan/James Willett won the gold medal with 46 hits and the Great Britain team of Kristy Barr/Matthew John Coward-Holley won bronze with 34. “In the Final, we chose to put myself shooting first with all the men because nobody would expect that, and the guys would be rattled to not lose to a girl!” said Browning. “The lighting got rough towards the end and it was hard to see the targets, but we did our best and was able to come out with silver.” “I was fortunate to have a great partner for the Mixed Team event,” said Burrows. “This is my third final of three World Cups in Acapulco and second silver medal here. It’s safe to say I like Mexico.” Burrows won an individual Men's Trap silver medal in 2013. The other American team of Aeriel Skinner (Jackson, California) and 2008 Olympic gold medalist Glenn Eller (Katy, Texas/U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit) finished in 31st place with 140 targets. Complete results: https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue.ashx?cshipid=2541 The first day of the Women’s Skeet competition starts Saturday at the World Cup. More than 350 athletes from 61 countries are competing at this

Rhode Wins World Cup Gold COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado (March 24, 2019)

Kim Rhode claimed her 19th World Cup gold medal today in Women’s Skeet at the Interna- tional Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) World Cup for Shotgun in Acapulco, Mexico. Six-time Olympic medalist Rhode (El Monte, California) dominated the Final with 57/60 targets, just one short of the Finals World Record she set in April last year. She only dropped one target in her first 55 targets, but bested eventual silver medalist Chloe Tipple of New Zealand by nine targets. Donglian Zhang of China won the bronze medal. World Cups in Acapulco have been good to Rhode, as she also won gold at the World Cups here in 2017, 2015 and 2010. “I had an ‘old school power 50’going into the Final today,” Rhode said, hitting all 50 targets today in Qualification and entering the Final in third place with 121/125 targets over two days. “It was super hot and windy, but I was able to win the gold! It was awesome having Sam [Simonton] out there as she shot well and was a true champion powering through the flu.”

At just age 19, Simonton (Gainesville, Georgia) set a Qualification World Record and a Junior Qualification World Record with 123/125 targets. Simonton also hit all 50 targets today despite battling illness. Once in the Final, Simonton was eliminated in fifth place with 25 hits. 17-year-old Aus- ten Smith (Keller, Texas) just missed a potential Finals berth by one with 117 targets to finish in eighth place. Olympic quotas were available in this event; however, the U.S. had already won the maximum number of Olympic quotas in Women’s Skeet at the World Championship last summer in Changwon, South Korea. The Men’s Skeet competition saw their first 50 targets of Qualification today. Two-time Olympic gold medalist and reigning World Champion Vin- cent Hancock (Eatonton, Georgia) hit all 50 targets. Two-time Olympian Frank Thompson (Alliance, Nebraska) hit 46 targets and Elijah Ellis (College Station, Texas) hit 44. Competition concludes tomorrow with 75 more targets of Qualification in Men’s Skeet and then Finals. More than 350 athletes from 61 countries are competing at this World Cup.

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Trap Athletes Earn World & Potential Pan Am Team Spots in Tucson COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado (March 3, 2019)

A four-day battle for trap shooting supremacy concluded Sunday at the USA Shooting Spring Selection at the Tucson Trap and Skeet Club in Tucson, Arizona. Top-two finishers in the Open division could get the chance to compete for Team USA at the 2019 Pan American Games in Lima, Peru. Top-three Open and Junior Shooters will be headed to the Shotgun World Championships in Lonato, Italy.

There’s been seven domestic tests in shotgun since 2017, five of those times Ashley Carroll (Solvang, California) has proven to be the top stu- dent, including Sunday. It took all she had, however, with stiff challenges from both Kayle Browning (Wooster, Arkansas) and the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit’s (USAMU) Rachel Tozier (Liberty, Missiouri). After 250 Qualification targets, Carroll and Tozier were tied at 223, with Browning one back. In the 50-shot Final, Carroll and Browning tied at 44 targets apiece. Carroll would win the shoot-off and seal the match victory after Browning dropped the sixth target. The two Finals points Browning gained versus Tozier’s one Finals point meant those two would need another shoot-off to determine podium spots behind Carroll. Browning would edge Tozier, 23-21, in the 25-target shoot-off.

Top Junior in the women’s field was Faith Pendergrass (Valley Springs, California) who shot the high Qualification score of 214 and then finished second in the junior final. Carey Garrison (Crossville, Tennessee) finished second while Nicole Manhave (Longview, Texas) was third. All three will represent Team USA at the World Championships as well as the Junior World Cup in Suhl, Germany.

USAMU’s Derek Haldeman (Sunbury, Ohio) was the points leader from beginning to end, shooting so well his top spot on the podium was secure before entering the Final. He got that edge leaving no doubt Sunday by closing things out with a perfect 50/50 in Qualification. He had a five-point lead on second-place qualifier Brian Burrows (Fallbrook, California) and finished second in the Finals with a 42/50. Burrows would maintain his second-place position with a third-place finish in the Finals. Reigning National Champion Caleb Lindsey (Spring Hill, Tennessee) earned his international shooting opportunity by leap-frogging Derrick Mein (Paola, Kansas) with a strong Finals push that saw him come out on top.

Started by three-time Olympian and two-time Olympic bronze medalist Corey Cogdell-Unrein (Eagle River, Alaska), the great migration of Alaskan trap shooters is here and landing on the men’s junior podium was a pair of Anchorage natives with Steven Brown earning top honors and Grayson Davey sharing the podium with his friend as the bronze medalist. Sandwiched in the middle was Roe Reynolds (Quitman, Arkansas) who would go on to win the Final. All three will represent Team USA at the World Championships as well as the Junior World Cup in Suhl, Germany.

Participation for the Pan Am Games is determined by whether or not Team USA still has Olympic quotas to obtain in that particular event. Earning top podium position in Tucson will be a key determining factor of team selection, but not the only criteria in place. Read the Pan Am Games Selec- tion Procedures

In the Senior rankings, Paul Mullen (Laurel, Maryland) earned the top spot with six-time Canadian Olympian Susan Nattrass, now living in Vashon, Washington, finishing second and Dave Senter (Saint Helens, Oregon) coming in third.

The Spring Selection Match continues Monday with competition in the Mixed Team Trap event followed by Men’s and Women’s Skeet beginning Wednesday. Look for the full Skeet preview Tuesday.

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Missouri State Trapshoot - Linn Creek, MO

The annual Missouri State Trapshoot was held May 13-19 at the MTA Homegrounds in Linn Creek, MO. Attendance was up considerably from 2018 with 686 total entries - 364 in state Missouri shooters and 322 out of state ones. Weather for this event was windy throughout the week with temps in the mid 80’s. White Flyer Targets for this event smoked and broke exceptionally well plus breakage was less than 1% throughout the week. The HAA and HOA Champ was Keith Ditto with 390 X 400 and 1167 X 1200 respectively.

The following are the results:

Event 1 – 79 shooters – Singles – 2 – 100 X 100 Event 2 – 86 shooters – Handicap – 1 – 95 X 100 (27) Event 3 – 44 shooters – Doubles – 1 – 100 X 100 Event 4 – 96 shooters – Singles – 3 – 100 X 100 Event 5 – 118 shooters – Handicap – 1 – 98 X 100 (23.5) Event 6 – 62 shooters – Doubles – 1 – 99 X 100 Event 7 – 226 shooters – Singles – 13 – 100 X 100 Event 8 – 247 shooters – Handicap – 2 – 99 X 100 (27-22.5) Event 9 – 161 shooters – Doubles – 2 – 100 X 100 Event 10 – 283 shooters – Singles – 4 – 200 X 200 Event 11 – 298 shooters – Handicap – 2 – 99 X 100 (27-21.5) Event 12 – 316 shooters – Singles – 10 – 100 X 100 Event 13 – 406 shooters – Handicap – 2 – 98 X 100 (23.5-19.0) Event 14 – 246 shooters – Doubles – 2 – 99 X 100 Event 15 – 456 shooters – Singles – 1 – 200 X 200 Event 16 – 260 shooters – Doubles – 4 – 98 X 100 Event 17 – 338 shooters – Handicap – 1 – 98 X 100 (27)

All in all, the shoot was an excellent one thanks to the MTA Staff and Lyndle Pruett, the Manager and his staff.

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2019 NSCA U.S. Open

The 2019 NSCA U.S. Open was held at M&M Sporting Clays in Pennsville, NJ May 12-19. 1,197 shooters from thirteen countries and forty-seven states participated in the tournament. The tournament began on Sunday May 12th with FITASC in the pouring rain and similar weather continued into Monday. Luckily the weather began to break up on Tuesday and other than a shower Wednesday morning the rest of the week was perfect! M&M made several major enhancements to the property since the 2018 Northeast Regional were it rained all week long. The car parking area across from the clubhouse was quadrupled in size along with the trailer parking area. M&M also added a road that connected the main event course so shooters were able to easily get from one event to the next around the property. The vendor area was enlarged and all on gravel or pavement so shoppers could easily drive their carts to all of the vendors. M&M expanded their clubhouse to include more bathrooms and a classroom, which many people used as sitting area throughout the week. M&M exclusively used White Flyer Sporting Clay Specials in All Orange, Orange Top, Orange Dome and All Black for their standard targets. White Flyer Sporting Clay specialties used were Orange Top and All Black Battues, Orange Top and All Black Pro 70mm, Orange and Green Rabbits, Orange Top and All Black Pitch 90mm Midis and All Orange Biodegradable 90mm Midis. Orange Top 110mm Internationals were also used to keep the shooters on their toes! As you can see by the list of targets used, nearly every imaginable target presentation was thrown! White Flyer is proud to announce that M&M experienced less than 1% breakage utilizing over 300 clay target throwers with over a million targets thrown! The “Rabbue” presentations were the most talked about targets of the week. A rabbue is a rabbit target thrown from a machine very similar to a standard machine but it is setup to accept rabbit targets. The rabbue is very deceiving and many shooters have a difficult time consistently breaking this presentation. Nearly every clay target throwing manufacturer now offers a rabbue machine and they are gaining popularity on the clays course, at least by the target setters! Congratulation to David Radulovich on his come from behind win to capture the 2019 U.S. Open title! David had the highest score on the Laporte course with a 66/68, second highest score on the Beretta with a 63/66 (64 was the highest) followed by the Fiocchi with a 60/66 (64 was the highest). The three main event courses were never ran but appeared that someone could do it. Anthony Matarese Jr. set the Beretta and Fiocchi courses and guest target setter, Joe Scull from Cedar Creek Sporting Clays set the Laporte course. All three course were challenging with several specialty targets on each course including stations with two shot singles that were similar to long FITASC presentations! Whether you shoot every tournament that M&M offers or it was your first time there, shooters of all skill levels were challenged and entertained with U.S. Open worthy presentations! White Flyer was the proud sponsor of the White Flyer All-Around Championship which included the Main Event, FITASC, 5-Stand and Super Sporting, totaling 500 targets! White Flyer Pro Staff, Zach Kienbaum topped the field with a 473/500, three targets ahead of White Flyer Pro Staff, Derrick Mein. Our mission with the All-Around Championship is to promote participation in all NSCA registered disciplines while giving shooters another event to participate in at zero cost to the shooter. White Flyer is proud to offer the All-Around at all of the NSCA Regional Champion- ships, World English and the National Championship.

Special thanks to the Matarese Family and staff for hosting a world class event!

White Flyer All-Around Championship HOA – Zach Kienbaum 473/500 Lady – Megan Harrington 416/500 Sub Jr. – Joseph Fanizzi 460/500 Junior – Jasper Copelan 441/500 Veteran – Rodger Becker 440/500 Super Vet – Pete Hendrick 422/500 Sr. Super Vet – Bob Davis 366/500

Event Champions Main Event – David Radulovich 189/200 FITASC – Derrick Mein 94/100 Masters Cup – Cory Cruse 99/100 Super Sport – Zach Kienbaum 96/100 5-Stand – Zach Kienbaum 96/100 20ga. FITASC – Tim Robinson 47/50 28ga. FITASC – Bill Malonson 47/50 Long Bird FITASC – Kevin DeMichiel 45/50 .410 – David Collins Jr. 92/100 28ga. – Joe Zeitler 97/100 20ga. – Alex Sumner 95/100 12ga. – David Collins Jr. 99/100 Pump – Britton Condon 97/100 SXS – Robert Crow 93/100

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New Mexico State ATA - Raton, NM “My favorite part was being there with friends and getting From 27 yard line doubles, snow falling at the beginning of the week, to the amazing people met from sur- in a doubles shoot off with one rounding states, the 2019 New Mexico State shoot was one to remember. The Whittington Center’s facilities of them.” -Kya Funkhouser, and range is one of my favorite places to shoot. Their trap houses stayed full, equipment performed well, and Oklahoma. staff kept up with the varying wind keeping good targets. Their cafe served great homemade meals. The nostal- gia shoot with vintage guns and the 27 yard line doubles were really fun events that everyone enjoyed! I look forward to participate in fun games like that again next year. One of the most unique things about this shoot was their background and wildlife. The stationary background filled with beautiful mountains and varying hori- zon lines make it a fun challenge. Deer, elk, and antelope grazing in the distance add to the wonderful location. Saturday night’s steak dinner, live music, and awards ceremony was really fun. The traveling trophies for New Mexico’s gun clubs to compete for at the state shoot is a genius idea and I think more states should do something similar. While there I made new friends as well as getting to visit with old ones. There were not as many youth participants there this year, but the ones that did attend competed very well and put up good scores. Everyone was so supportive of each other, complimentary, and has an overall happy disposition.

“My favorite part was Results New Mexico State ATA – Raton, NM getting know new people Event #1 – Singles – 41 entries – 2 – 99 X 100 and doing what I love to Event #2 – Handicap – 39 entries – 4 – 90 X 100 (27-25-25.5-20.5) do, shooting.” -Chantry Event #3 – Singles – 89 entries – 1 – 100 X 100 Stermer, New Mexico. Event #4 – Handicap – 82 entries – 2 – 98 X 100 (27-22) Event #5 – Doubles – 77 entries – 3 – 95 X 100 Event #6 – Singles – 116 entries – 4 – 99 X 100 Event #7 – Handicap – 110 entries – 1 – 96 X 100 (27) Event #8 – Doubles – 105 entries – 3 – 99 X 100 Event #9 – Doubles – 141 entries – 1 – 99 X 100 Event #10 – Singles – 155 entries – 4 – 100 X 100 Event #11 – Handicap – 146 entries – 4 – 96 X 100 (22-22.5-27-27) Event #12 – Singles – 174 entries – 1 – 200 X 200, 1 – 199 X 200 Event #13 – Doubles – 153 entries – 1 – 100 X 100, 1 – 99 X 100 Event #14 – Handicap – 158 entries – 1 – 97 X 100 (27) HAA – Scott Obenchain – 393 X 400 HOA – Dalton Jennings – 1248 X 1300

“My favorite part about the New Mexico state shoot is the friendly atmosphere and the great prizes that were given away.” -Jacob Diller, Oklahoma.

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Oklahoma State Shoot

The Oklahoma State Shoot celebrated their 120th anniversary this year! This year’s state shoot was something different. With moisture coming in the first few days and the humidity carrying over into the “My favorite part of the shoot week, it made for a very unique week to the OTSA. They brought in was being around so many gravel to compensate for the wet conditions and it was greatly appreci- people with so much talent ated. Aside from the rain, we had four beautiful days of sunshine and and ability that pushed me to not a breath of wind which made for amazing scores. This year, they get my best score. It made me had a doubles shoot off with partners for our All-American shooters. realize why I shoot and why I This was one of my favorite things to watch. Another game that was love it so much.” played, was our AIM Miss and Out game. We had a blast and eventu- - Kaden Ingram, Texas. ally was pushed back to the 33 yard line. We had 52 Oklahoma AIM participants and were blessed to have out of state AIM shooters in attendance. Championship weekend was beautiful with an exception “My favorite part of this state shoot is of a short rain that resulted in calm sunshine afterwards. AIM shoot- how I got to spend so much more ers won the weekend championships single, handicap, and double time with some people there and get events. We are so grateful for the trophies for both in and out of state to know them better.” attendees, they were beautiful. The staff was very helpful and eager to - Emma Tennell, Oklahoma. assist you with anything you might need. Events started promptly every morning, squads moved quickly and safely, score keepers and loaders were helpful, diligent, and focused; if there was a trap malfunc- tion it was remedied quick. This gun club is constantly growing and supporting its youth and members. They are sure to continue to do so for many years to come. The following are the results: 199 Total Shooters 138 - In State 61 - Out of State Event #1 - Singles - 27 entries - 3 - 99 X 100 Event #2 - Handicap - 23 entries - 1 - 97 X 100 (19.5) Event #3 - Doubles - 22 entries - 3 - 94 X 100 “Getting to see all my shoot- Event #4 - Singles - 74 entries - 3 - 99 X 100; 5 - 98 X 100 ing friends that I don’t get to Event #5 - Handicap - 61 entries - 1 - 95 X 100 (22) see all the time.” Event #6 - Doubles - 59 entries - 2 - 98 X 100 - Blakely Barnett, Oklahoma. Event #7 - Singles - 110 entries - 2 - 200 X 200; 5 - 199 X 200 Event #8 - Handicap - 98 entries - 1 - 99 X 100 (27) Event #9 - Doubles - 89 entries - 3 - 99 X 100 “I think my favorite part was being Event #10 - Handicap - 110 entries - 3 - 98 X 100 (2-27, 1-20) able to meet a lot of new people and Event #11 - Doubles - 98 entries - 1 - 100 X 100; 2 - 99 X 100 shoot with a great squad. It was just Event #12 - Singles - 173 entries - 2 - 200 X 200; 6 - 199 X 200 an awesome group of people that Event #13 - Doubles - 133 entries - 4 - 99 X 100 made the shoot a lot of fun!” Event #14 - Handicap - 158 entries - 4 - 98 X 100 (22-19-21-23) HAA Champion - Dalton Jennings - 395 X 400 - Hannah Martin, Illinois. HOA Champion - Patrick Hopson - 1257 X 1300

Article/photos by Abagail Colten

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Utah State Sporting Clays

The 2019 Utah State Sporting Clays shoot was hosted by the newly renovated and managed Wasatch Wing and Clay. The club is located just southwest of Salt Lake City in Cedar Fort, UT. The sporting clays course is only part of the 7000 acre property. The countryside is dedicated solely to pheasant habitat and shotgunners. In the center of the expansive property is a log cabin style clubhouse, trap and skeet line, 5-stand and sporting clays course. All run with new machinery. The shoot offered FITASC, 5-Stand, Super Sporting, Sub Gauge, Side X Side, Pump Gun, Preliminary and Main Events. The expert target setting lent itself to good scores and an enjoyable week. Tyler Taylor won the main event with a 95/97 score of 192. He also ran the 50 bird FITASC and the Super Sporting! Scott Ramsden had a great preliminary event winning with the sole 97. His shooting partner Matt Coffin also bested the other Master shooters with a 95. Curtis Lessel shot a 97 in the main 5-stand to take the win. The shoot management brought in a team to make their first shoot memorable. Bud Heaton as many of you know is a champion shooter, mental and life coach and he jumped right in to help relaunch the club. Jon Kruger lead the team of target setters with well thought out presentations that were both enjoyable and challenging. The setting complimented the landscape and often mirrored the property’s bird hunting scenarios. CH Shoot Results worked with the club staff on registration and scores. They made room for the vendors right around the incredible clubhouse and trap line. The club also brought in a great group of trappers and loaders. I can’t say enough about the managing family. They were very accommodating and hospitable. Scores can be found at the following website https://www.utahstateshoot.com/2019.

Bill Daniels Western Regional Sales Manager

Colorado State ATA Trapshoot Colorado State ATA Trapshoot June 13-16, 2019 Grand Junction Trap Club Grand Junction, Colorado

183 Total Entries 153 In State Entries 30 Out of State Entries

Event #1 – Singles – 122 entries – 5 – 100 X 100; 5 – 99 X 100 Event #2 – Handicap – 116 entries – 1 – 97 X 100 (20.5) Event #3 – Doubles – 129 entries – 1 – 98 X 100; 5 – 97 X 100 Event #4 – Handicap – 142 entries – 1 – 98 X 100 (23) Event #5 – Singles – 165 entries – 1 – 200 X 200; 2 – 199 X 200 Event #6 – Doubles – 147 entries – 1 – 99 X 100; 4 – 98 X 100 Event #7 – Handicap – 155 entries – 1 – 98 X 100 (27); 3 – 97 X 100 (27-27-27) HAA – Scott Obenchain – 393 X 400 HOA – Scott Obenchain – 778 X 800 Phil Murray White Flyer Targets

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2019 Nebraska State ATA Trapshoot

The annual Nebraska State Trap Championships were held June 26-30, 2019 at the NTA Homegrounds in Doniphan, NE. Weather conditions were hot with temperatures reaching 100 degrees with a strong breeze. There were a total of 464 shooters - 285 in state shooters and 179 out of state shooters. Highlight of the shoot was the performance of Rick Marshall Jr. who won 9 state trophies and four out of five state championships. Coupled with the performance on Wednesday by Scott Gens of Minnesota that broke 100 in Singles, 100 in Hand- icap and 100 in Doubles for a perfect day of 300 X 300! Scores were excellent and the breakage level of the White Flyer Targets was less than 1%. Overall it was an excellent event. The following are the results: Event #1 - Singles - 253 entries - 4 - 100 X 100 Event #2 - Handicap - 240 entries - 1 - 98 X 100 (23.5) Event #3 - Doubles - 215 entries - 1 - 100 X 100 Event #4 - Singles - 303 entries - 7 - 100 X 100 Event #5 - Handicap - 274 entries - 1 - 100 X 100 (27) Event #6 - Doubles - 240 entries - 2 - 100 X 100 Event #7 - Doubles - 302 entries - 1 - 100 X 100 Event #8 - Handicap - 315 entries - 1 - 100 X 100 (22) Event #9 - Singles - 400 entries - 4 - 200 X 200 Event #10 - Handicap - 325 entries - 4 - 98 X 100 (27-26.5-27-22) HAA - Rick Marshall Jr. - 398 X 400 HOA - Patrick Lamont - 1076 X 1100

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Kansas State ATA Trapshoot “Watching the singles shoot offs was probably my favorite Kansas State Shoot of 2019 was a success and good time as always. Their facilities are clean, nice, and always part. Watching them go target in order. With the exception of a few showers and wind on Sunday, they were blessed with beautiful weather for target for as long as they championship weekend. Circle P Photography was present and took beautiful photos of shooters that are did was amazing.” -Nick always looked forward to. The concession was quality, the people were happy to serve, and they did an excellent job keeping up with everyone’s orders. Very thankful to have food and drinks available all day! There was approximately 80 new ATA members due to the youth competition held during the state shoot this year. They’re so blessed to have such enthusiastic, diligent, youth that are eager to participate in every way. This year, Kansas had 537 total shooters. 218 of these shooters were non resident participants from seventeen different states. Being an out of state participant myself, Kansas is one of my favorite places to shoot outside of my home state. I look forward to shooting there throughout the year. Their people are friendly, passionate about their events, and are more than willing to make sure you have a good experience.

The following are the results:

537 Total Shooters 319 - In State Shooters 218 - Out of State Shooters

Event #1 – Singles – 65 entries – 4 – 100 X 100; 5 – 99 X 100 “There was a lot of good Event #2 – Handicap – 83 entries – 1 – 99 X 100 (24) things, we had great targets to Event #3 – Doubles – 76 entries – 1 – 100 X 100; 1 – 99 X 100 shoot at, the prizes were really Event #4 – Singles – 199 entries – 21 – 100 X 100 good. But really it was put Event #5 – Handicap – 199 entries – 1 – 99 X 100 (27) together well. Like there was a Event #6 – Doubles – 184 entries – 1 – 100 X 100 doubles, singles, and handicap Event #7 – Singles – 217 entries – 3 – 200 X 200; 18 – 199 X 200 “My favorite parts was getting even on the weekend so you Event #8 – Handicap – 224 entries – 3 – 97 X 100 (27-27-27) to support and spend time didn’t have to shoot on Friday Event #9 – Doubles – 246 entries – 1 – 100 X 100; 1 – 99 X 100 with my friends. I enjoyed or earlier in the week.” - Event #10 – Handicap – 291 entries – 1 – 98 X 100 (27) getting to do what I love at the Andrew Hubbell, Kansas. Event #11 – NONE Kansas State Shoot.” -Klayton Event #12 – Singles – 481 entries – 9 – 200 X 200; 18 – 199 X 200 “Peanut” McGee, Oklahoma. Event #13 – Doubles – 282 entries – 1 – 99 X 100 Event #14 – Handicap – 315 entries – 4 – 93 X 100 (26-20-25-20) HAA – Darrell Farr – 386 X 400 HOA – Dalton Jennings – 1159 X 1200

“This is my first year shooting and my handicap is normally 19, but today I was at the 23 yard line and shot above my average.” -Emersyn Berck, Kansas.

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CALI’CO Hardwoods - Santa Rosa, CA

CALI’CO Hardwoods is now a regular contributor to our quarterly newsletter. CALI’CO which has been in business since the early 1960’s became a wholly owned subsidiary of the Reagent Family in 1987. Complementing the White Flyer Target division, CALI’CO produces Walnut wood blanks for shotguns and rifles, in different sizes and grades. For years, gun manufacturers worldwide like Remington, Browning, Beretta, Krieghoff and Kolar, among many others have relied upon CALI’CO wood blanks to produce their top quality shotguns and rifles. Expanding, CALI’CO developed a new product line to include buried veneers for auto giants like Lexus, BMW, Mercedes and Jaguar. Most recently, CALI’CO has added the aeronautical industry to their list of veneer customers. Supporting a vision to servicing the needs of its customers worldwide, CALI’CO continues to look for new ways to meet customer needs. We begin this section of our quarterly newsletter with a series of stock blank photos available from CALI’CO. CALI’CO offers some of the finest blanks for shotguns and rifles in the world, ranging from Standard to Exhibition Grade. As you look through this new section, should you see a photo with a blank you would like more information on or would like to talk to someone at CALI’CO, all you will need to do is “click” on the photo and you will be directed to CALI’CO.

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For more information about CALI’CO Hardwoods we direct you to the following: CALI’CO Hardwoods Inc. 3580 Westwind Blvd Santa Rosa, CA 95403 Phone Orders - (707) 546-4045 Fax Orders - (707)546-4027 Email: [email protected] Website: www.calicohardwoods.com The Orange Crusher Page 22 The Orange Crusher Page 23 The Orange Crusher Important Dates Page 24 Midwest Dates 2019

June 4-9: Kansas State ATA – Wichita, KS August 15-18: New Mexico State Sporting – Raton, NM June 12-16: NSCA Regional Sporting – Columbus, KS August 27-Sept 1: ATA Heartland Grand ATA – Ackley, IA June 12-16: Colorado State ATA – Grand Junction, CO September 4-8: US Open Skeet – Rochester, NY June 19-23: Arkansas State ATA – Little Rock, AR September 13-15: Texas Zone 5 ATA – San Antonio, TX June 26-30: Nebraska State ATA – Doniphan, NE September 26-October 6: NSSA World Skeet – San Antonio, TX July 2-7: Texas State ATA – Amarillo, TX October 3-6: NRA Southwestern Trap – Raton, NM July 9-14: Wisconsin State ATA – Rome, WI October 10-13: Diamond Classic Sporting – Houston, TX July 13-16: SCTP Nationals – Marengo, OH October 19-27: NSCA Sporting Clays – San Antonio, TX July 21-27: PITA Grand Pacific Trapshoot – Spokane, WA November 5-10: ATA Autumn Grand – Tucson, AZ July 27-28: Iowa State ATA – Cedar Falls, IA

Western Dates 2019

June 17-23: CA State ATA, Kingsburg Gun Club - Kingsburg, CA June 19-23: CA State Sporting Clays, Triple B - El Monte, CA June 26-30: ID State Sporting Clays, Rock Creek - Boise, ID July 3-7: CYSSA U.S. Open, Clark County Shooting Park - Las Vegas, NV July 10-14: Oregon State Sporting Clays, Rogue Valley Sporting Clays - Grants Pass, OR July 10-14: MT State ATA Trap Shoot - Missoula, MT July 18-21: Western Open Skeet Championship - Stockton, CA July 21-27: PITA Grand Pacific, Spokepane Gun Club - Spokane, WA August 3-10: The Grand American, World Shooting Complex - Sparta, IL September 18-22: NV State Trap Shoot, Clark County Shooting Park - Las Vegas, NV October 17-23: National Sporting Clays - San Antonio, TX October 22-27: 2020 NV State Trap Shoot, Clark County Shooting Park - Las Vegas, NV November 2-10: Autumn Grand American, Tucson Trap & Skeet - Tucson, AZ November 14-17: Fiocchi Cup, Ben Avery Clay Target Center - Phoenix, AZ

Southeast Dates 2019 June 10-16: IL State Trap - Brittany Shooting Park August 22-25: KY State Sporting - Blue Grass Sportsman’s League June 20-23: IN State Sporting - Sugar Creek Sporting Clays September 3-8: Northeast Regional - Cardinal Center June 27-30: IL State Sporting - FLC Shooting Grounds September 25-29: TN State Sporting - Cross Creek Clays July 16-21: South Central Regional Sporting - Providence Hill Farm October 1-6: Dixie Grand - NC Homegrounds July 25-30: AIM Championship - World Shooting Complex October 1-6: South East Regional Sporting - Blackwoods Quail Club July 31-August 10: Grand American - World Shooting Complex October 19-27: National Sporting - National Gun Club August 5-11: World English - Northbrook Sports Club The Orange Crusher Important Dates Page 25 Northeast Dates 2019

June 8-16: PA State Trapshooting Championship - PSSA Home Grounds - Elysburg, PA June 15-17: VT State Trapshooting Championship – Montpelier Gun Club – Berlin, VT June 17-23: OH State Trapshooting Championship - Cardinal Center - Marengo, OH June 21-23: MA State Sporting Clays Championship – Minute Man Sportsman’s Club – Burlington, MA June 21-23: CT State Trapshooting Championship – Hartford Gun Club – East Granby, CT June 23: DE State Sporting Clays Championship – Owens Station Sporting Clays – Greenwood, DE June 26-30: MD State Trapshooting Championship – MSSA Home Grounds – Thurmont, MD June 28-30: ME State Sporting Clays Championship – Scarborough Fish & Game – Scarborough, ME

July 3-7: VA State Trapshooting Championship – Winchester Gun Club – Stephenson, VA July 5-7: NH State Trapshooting Championship – Minute Man Sportsman’s Club – Burlington, MA July 9-14: NY State Trapshooting Championship – NYSATA Home Grounds – Cicero, NY July 10-14: WV State Trapshooting Championship - Winchester Gun Club – Stephenson, VA July 13-14: NJ State Sporting Clays Championship – Cedar Creek Sporting Clays – Millville, NJ July 13-20: SCTP National Championship – Cardinal Center – Marengo, OH July 17-21: ATA Eastern Zone – PSSA Home Grounds – Elysburg, PA July 18-21: PA State Sporting Clays Championship – Buffer Creek Sporting Clays – Somerset, PA July 18-21: VA State Sporting Clays Championship – Shenandale Gun Club – Staunton, VA July 19-21: Long Island Skeet Championship – Peconic River Sportsman’s Club – Manorville, NY July 25-28: ME State Trapshooting Championship – Scarborough Fish & Game – Scarborough, ME July 26-28: RI State Skeet Championship – Narragansett Gun Club – Exeter, RI July 26-28: NY State Sporting Clays Championship – Rochester Brooks Gun Club – Rush, NY July 26-28: NJ State Skeet Championship – Pine Belt Sportsmen’s Club – Shamong, NJ

August 1-4: OH State Sporting Clays Championship – Cardinal Center – Marengo, OH August 8-11: Great Eastern Lobster Classic – Addieville East Farm – Mapleville, RI August 9-11: NSSA Zone 1 Championship – Ludlow Fish & Game – Ludlow, MA August 9-11: NSSA Zone 2 Championship – Conservation Park – Charles City, VA August 13-18: Cardinal Classic – Cardinal Center – Marengo, OH August 14-18: VA State Skeet Championship – Fredericksburg Rod & Gun – Fredericksburg, VA August 16-18: NH State Skeet Championship – 20th Skeet & Clays – Hooksett, NH August 16-18: WV State Skeet Championship – WVA Sportsman – Fairmont, WV August 23-25: NY State Skeet Championship – Rochester Brooks Gun Club – Rush, NY August 23-25: PA State Skeet Championship – Shenecoy Sportsmen – McConnellstown, PA August 24-25: CT State Sporting Clays Championship – Fairfield County Fish & Game – Newtown, CT August 30-Sept. 1: CT State Skeet Championship – Fairfield County Fish & Game – Newtown, CT

September 1: RI State Sporting Clays Championship – Addieville East Farm – Mapleville, RI September 4-8: NSCA Northeast Regional Championship – Cardinal Center – Marengo, OH September 5-8: NSSA U.S. Open – Rochester Brooks Gun Club – Rush, NY September 6-8: MD State Skeet Championship – Loch Raven Skeet/Trap Center – Phoenix, MD September 6-8: Westy Hogans – PSSA Home Grounds – Elysburg, PA September 10-15: Northeastern Grand - NYSATA Home Grounds – Cicero, NY September 14-15: MD State Sporting Clays Championship – Schrader’s Outdoors – Henderson, MD September 21-22: Orvis Cup and Game Fair – Orvis Sandanonna – Millbrook, NY September 27-29: Delaware River Classic – M&M Sporting Clays – Pennsville, NJ

October 18-20: SCTP Collegiate Championship – Cardinal Center – Marengo, OH

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The Orange Crusher Page 27 White Flyer Online Store Our online store is available today. We want to help our customers have the convenience of finding our items in one location, and have it shipped directly to you. Whether you have a shoot coming up and want to give prizes out, or simply want to keep memorabilia for yourself, come check out our Online Store today. You can find this store on our website at www.whiteflyer.com. We have many options to choose from in hats, shirts, blinders, shot glasses and even pins. Here are a few items at our store:

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Broke your first 25, 50, 75 or 100 straight? Need a trophy idea for your club league? Want to award prizes at your next shoot? If so, please submit the attached form and we will be glad to send you a White Flyer Shooting Certificate denoting your achievement or that of your shooters. If you have a list of certificates needed, please email a list to us.

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FAQ’s age and (2) when thrown, they “smoke” unlike any other target made! Question: Does White Flyer give anything back to shooting Does White Flyer sell directly to gun clubs? Question: sports, gun clubs and/or shooters? Answer: No, White Flyer sells through its distributor network located Answer: White Flyer is proud to support gun clubs, organizations, shoots throughout the US and Canada. To find a White Flyer Distributor, check and shooters throughout the world. Each year thousands of dollars are our website at www.whiteflyer.com. returned to the shooting sports through sponsorships, advertising, as well

as donations. We feel that we owe the gun clubs, shooters, etc. in return Question: How many target manufacturing plants does for the support of our products. It is truly our way of saying “Thanks” White Flyer have across the United States? and promoting the shooting sports. Answer: Currently, White Flyer operates four (4) target manufacturing plants; San Bernardino, CA; Webb City, MO; Knox, IN; and Coal Question: Do the White Flyer 90 packs, sold by box stores Township, PA. and retail outlets contain the same targets as the gun clubs

receive in their White Flyer 135 count target boxes? Question: How can I become a White Flyer Distributor? Answer: Absolutely! White Flyer sells only top quality targets. The White Answer: Currently, our network of White Flyer Distributors covers most Flyer targets that you get in our 90 retail packs, come off the same manu- areas. At this time we are not looking for additional distributors. Never- facturing lines as our 135 count boxes and all undergo the same 27 step theless, if you are interested, please send us a detailed business plan and quality control process. Whether you use our White Flyer Targets in your we will look it over and get back to you. backyard off of a home thrower or it’s the World Shoot, we offer the same top quality, no exceptions. Question: If my club has a target issue dealing with quality control, how should we handle this problem? Question: Why does White Flyer sell 90 packs? Answer: Our targets undergo a 27 step quality control process. However Answer: The White Flyer 90 packs are specifically for retail sales. The if you do think you have a problem please advise us of the following: smaller number of targets per box is aimed at the recreational/backyard shooter that doesn't want the regular/gun club 135 target boxes. 1.) Type of Target 2.) Explain the Problem Question: Where can I find White Flyer 90 packs and why is 3.) When it was purchased? there only one style? 4.) Who it was purchased from? Answer: White Flyer 90 packs can be found at various sporting goods, 5.) Give us a lot # from the target box (located in upper left corner of farm and home, and retail stores. At most retail outlets, the 90 packs are box) available in the 108mm Biodegradable configuration while at others you can find the 108mm Pitch AA’s. When we have the information from you, we should get back to you within 24 hours. Question: If I’m looking for Sporting/Pheasants or Specialty

Targets where can I purchase them if none of the retail stores Question: Why should we purchase White Flyer Targets? carry them? Answer: Our targets are top rated quality which includes a 27 step quality Answer: Our suggestion is to go to our website and contact your nearest control process and we are a solely American made product. Coupled White Flyer Distributor (www.whiteflyer.com). They should be with unrivaled customer service from delivery to throwing the targets, able to assist you. White Flyer provides the quality targets requested by gun clubs, ranges and shooters all over the world. Our targets are manufactured with two Phil Murray things in mind - (1) to fly and emerge from traps thus eliminating break- White Flyer Targets

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