August 2016 Calendar

SUN MON TUES WED THUR FRI SAT

1 6:00PM - Outdoor

pistol (NMC)

MPRL Week 12

2 7:00PM-10:00PM -

Trap range

3 5:00PM - Smallbore

Rifle Practice

4

5

6

7

8 6:00PM - Outdoor

pistol (NMC)

MPRL Week 13

9 7:00PM-10:00PM -

Trap range

10 5:00PM - Smallbore

Rifle Practice

11 7:30PM - Board

Meeting

12

13 8:00AM-12:00PM

- NRA Highpower

All Upper Ranges

Closed

14 11:00AM-4:00PM

DML Family

Picnic

All Ranges

Closed

15 6:00PM - Outdoor

pistol (NMC)

MPRL Week 14

Last MPRL

16 7:00PM-10:00PM -

Trap range

17 5:00PM - Smallbore

Rifle Practice

18

19

20 8:00AM

Work Party

All Ranges Closed

21 11:00AM - CMP

rifle match

22 6:00PM - Outdoor

pistol (NMC)

23 7:00PM-10:00PM -

Trap range

24 5:00PM - Smallbore

Rifle Practice

25 8:00 - Membership

meeting

26 12:30PM-1:30PM

(approx)

Silhouette Setup

All Upper Ranges

Closed

27 9:00AM-4:00PM -

Outdoor Pistol

Silhouette

All Upper Ranges

Closed

28 9:00AM-1:00PM -

AR Match

100 yd Rifle

Range Closed

29 6:00PM - Outdoor

pistol (NMC)

30 7:00PM-10:00PM -

Trap range

31 5:00PM - Smallbore

Rifle Practice

6:00PM - Tres

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SPORTSMEN’S NOTES Official Newsletter of the Dormont-Mt.Lebanon Sportsmen’s Club

JULY 2016 Edition

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• Passing of a Director: DMSC regrets to announce

the passing of Director Ken Zupkow on July 14. Ken

passed just a few short weeks a!er suffering a heart

a#ack and the diagnosis of late stage leukemia. Ken

made significant contribu'ons to the club, and made

arrangements to borrow heavy equipment for

excava'on work at the club on more than one

occasion. Ken will surely be missed.

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obituary_lis'ng/kenneth-e-zupkow

• Work Par�es: Upcoming work par'es will be on

Saturday, July 16 and August 20 star'ng at 8am.

• Volunteers Needed: We in need of a few

volunteers to help with mowing. The goal is to have

2 crews so each crew only has to mow every other

week. We generally mow on Monday mornings,

weather permi8ng. Any member who would be

interested, please call Bill Fertall at 724-288-5400 or

724-260-0693.

• Club Picnic: DMSC is holding a picnic this summer

for club members and their immediate family

members on Sunday August 14 from 11am—4pm.

There will be ac'vi'es for adults and children alike.

We are looking for some help with the set up 9am,

food prepara'on and for the clean up. Please

contact John Bradford at 724-228-0545, 412-915-

1158, or buzz1016@comcast.net if you can help.

See page 3 for more details

• Small Bore Na�onal Champions: The DML Green

team finished #1 overall in the 2016 NRA Indoor

Metric championship. Congrats to Team Captain

Dean Trew and team members John Funk, Cassidy

Fairman, and Tom Benedict on their achievement.

DML is the first team to bring the 'tle home to

Pennsylvania. See page 6 for write up and scores.

• Club Financials: The report of club finances

through June 2016 can be found on page 8

DMSC SHORT SHOTS

• Junior Rifle Program Registra�on: The Junior rifle

program will be resuming on September 13 this year.

The program is open to members and non-members

ages 12 and up. Register in advance. See page 5 for

details.

• America’s Rifle Match (AR Match): A new type of

match centered on the AR rifle will kick off on June

11. A second match will be help on August 28. See

page 5 for details.

• Harrisburg rally: DMSC a#ended the 2nd

Amendment rally on May 24. Details on page 7.

DMSC Conducts Safety Reviews Board appointed Range Safety Officers (RSOs) will

conduct a random series of membership checks and

safety reviews. RSOs will meet with members and

guests while at the firing range. Each member will be

given a green safety card with important safety

informa'on to review, membership ID’s will be

checked, a green s'cker will be affixed to the

membership card, and a copy of the range rules will

be made available. It’s important for all members to

review safe gun handling procedures and to focus on

the safety rules for each range used. The RSOs will

be a wearing a dis'nc've safety vest and hat and

will only ask for a few minutes of your 'me.

KEEP IT SAFE ALWAYS keep firearms pointed in a safe direction. ALWAYS keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot. ALWAYS keep firearms unloaded until ready to use. ALWAYS unload, remove the magazine, and open the action of a firearm when someone is going down range. NEVER handle firearms while someone is down range. ALWAYS wear proper eye and ear protection at the range.

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DMSC SUMMER PICNIC 2016

SUNDAY, AUGUST 14

11AM-4PM

Please note that All Ranges will be CLOSED.

All members, old and new, and their immediate families are welcome to

attend.

Food and drinks will be provided. If possible, we ask you to bring a small,

non-perishable dessert, like cookies, cupcakes, etc. Please also bring a lawn

chair since seating is limited to our picnic tables which will be set up under

the Rifle Range roof.

Menu to include: Corn on the cob, hot dogs, baked beans, chips, pretzels,

soda pop and bottled water. As always, no alcoholic beverages are allowed on

club property.

We plan on setting up some Horse Shoe pits as well as Corn Hole. The club

would appreciate if any member who has possession of any similar games if

they would please bring them. We could use a couple of tail gate tents to use

for food in case of inclement weather.

There will be activities for the children as well.

So please come by for some food and an excellent opportunity to meet other

club members.

We are looking for some help with the set up 9am, food preparation and for

the clean up. Please contact John Bradford at 724-228-0545 or 412-915-1158.

Email: buzz1016@comcast.net

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Late Summer AR Match Dormont-Mt. Lebanon Sportsmen’s Club will conduct another match later in the summer. This match is a

newer marksmanship competition developed by the NRA utilizing modern day sporting rifles such as the AR-

15. Dubbed as America’s Rifle Challenge (ARC), it is designed for competitors at all skill levels at distances up

to 100 yards and in different firing positions. The first match held in June of this year turned into an

interesting and very enjoyable event. All are invited to join in the challenge when DMLSC conducts this second

Basic Level Match in late August.

Date: Sunday, August 28, 2016 Time: 9:30 to 1:00 Cost: $5 for DMLSC members; $10 for non-members.

Basic Match Course of Fire : 72 rounds total

Stage 1: 100 yds. Prone: Fire five shots, reload, and fire five shots.

Stage 2: 100 yds. Sitting: Fire five shots.

Stage 3: 100 yds. Kneeling: Fire five shots, reload, and fire five shots.

Stage 4: 50 yds. Prone: (support shoulder) Fire five shots.

Stage 5: 50 yds. Kneeling: (support shoulder behind barricade) Fire five shots.

Stage 5a: 50 yds. Standing: (support shoulder behind barricade) Fire five shots.

Stage 6: 25 yds. Standing: Fire five shots lower zone, reload, fire five shots upper zone.

Stage 7: 7 yds. Standing: Fire five shots dominant target, fire five shots support target.

Stage 8: 7 yds. Standing: Fire two shots lower zone, fire one shot upper zone at both dominant and

support target, reload, repeat sequence.

Rifle Categories:

Iron Sights: a rifle that has only iron sights

Optics Limited: a rifle that has only a non-magnified optic, such as ACOG, EoTech, Red Dot, etc. Back up iron

sights are allowed

Optics Open: a maximum of two optic sights with a maximum of one being magnified.

• All NRA Safety Rules an DMLSC Rules apply.

• Competitors need to arrive at 9:30 to attend a mandatory safety briefing and help with target set up.

• Keep all rifles cased and in your vehicles until instructed to bring them to the firing line.

• Eye/Ear Protection and Empty Chamber Indicators are mandatory (ECI’s are available for a $1 charge).

• Rifles need to be Zeroed for 100 yards prior to the match. No spotting scopes or shooting jackets.

• Rifles need to have attached slings capable of being worn across the back.

• Competitors should have a minimum of 2 magazines (5 magazines are optimal) and need to carry them

in a bandoleer, pouch, pocket, or similar device on the person for each stage.

• For more information visit: https://arc.nra.org/faqs/

Space is limited to 18 shooting positions. To ensure your participation, contact

John T. via email: dmlscNRA@verizon.net

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CMP JUNIOR RIFLE PROGRAM

Resuming in September

The Junior Rifle Program is scheduled to resume on September 13th

. This starts with a seven

week instruc'onal class emphasizing safety and marksmanship basics for new shooters.

Addi'onal coaching & prac'ce available every Tuesday night through March a!er the seven

week class concludes.

· Focus is on juniors (minimum age of 12)

· Adult shooters wishing to improve skills can also par'cipate (class size permi8ng)

· You don’t have to be a club member to take this course

· NRA Cer'fied Instructors lead the program

· Charge of $10 (TOTAL) for 7 week class----includes instruc'on book, ammo, target

rifles, and all needed equipment

Call Miles Ford (412-833-0813) or Chuck Augenstein (724-941-9538) for addi'onal

informa'on and registra'on.

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Dormont-Mt. Lebanon Club wins NRA na�onal �tle

The Dormont-Mt. Lebanon Sportsman’s Club didn’t win the Pi#sburgh and Suburban Rifle League championship earlier

this year, losing to the Frazier-Simplex Rifle Club in a 'ebreaking match.

But Dormont-Mt. Lebanon, which is located near Eighty Four, found out this week that it took home a bigger prize.

Dormont-Mt. Lebanon’s Green team won the NRA Na'onal Indoor Smallbore Team Championship with a score of

4,478.

Team captain Dean Trew shot a 1,140 to win the Pennsylvania championship, while Cassidy Fairman shot a 1,135, Tom

Benedict a 1,105 and John Funk a 1,098.

Trew supplanted Fairman as the state champion. Fairman, a 2016 graduate of Indiana High School, won that 'tle in

2015 with a 1,139. Fairman did bring home another honor, as her score was good enough to win the women’s na'onal

championship.

Trew’s score was seventh overall among men and earned him third place in the Master’s Division.

“I was very surprised,” said Trew. “Cassidy and everyone on the team shot well, and I was fortunate enough to have a

good performance on that day. I was just hoping we could break into the top three.”

It was Dormont-Mt. Lebanon’s second na'onal championship. The club won the na'onal conven'onal 4-posi'on 'tle

in 2004 but had never before won the indoor 3-posi'on championship, which is honored with the Chief Army Reserve

Trophy.

In winning the 'tle, Dormont-Mt. Lebanon got a li#le revenge on their local rival, not that Frazier-Simplex had a bad

showing.

Frazier’s Gold team finished fourth overall with a 4,444. Former na'onal champion John Husk fired a 1,133 to rank

14th in the na'on, while Tom Morley had a 1,119, Sylvia Dreistadt a 1,087 and Zachary Nicolella a 1,105. Nicolella won

the individual 'tle in the PSL earlier this year.

The two local teams always push each other.

“When we were shoo'ng, we were more focused on bea'ng our Washington County rivals, Frazier-Simplex, than we

were worrying about a na'onal ranking,” Trew admi#ed. “They’re a really great group of people over there in

Wolfdale; they’ve got a phenomenal organiza'on and we love bea'ng them.

“They’re like the New York Yankees of rifle shoo'ng. We might be the Pirates.”

They also became just the fi!h team to win the Chief Trophy, which was first awarded in 1997, joining the U.S. Army

Marksmanship Unit, which has won it seven 'mes, the Black Hawks Rifle Club, which has won six, and Palmyra Rifle

Team and University of Alaska Fairbanks, which have won three each.

In the Conven'onal Na'onal Indoor Championships, DML Gold finished third with a score of 1,570-108X.

Trew again led the way with a 396-31X, while Ray Harvey (394-29X), Sarah Fink (391-23-X) and Ma#hew Lovre (389-

25X) made up the rest of the team. The Buffalo Sharpshooters won the championship with a 1,578-106X.

Frazier-Simplex Gold was sixth at 1,565-97X. Husk, who was second master class na'onally with a 793-63X, led the way

in that event with a 393-24X. Morley (392-27X), Nicolella (392-26X) and Dreistadt (388-20X) again made up the Frazier

team.

Dormont-Mt. Lebanon’s Silver team finished ninth in the event with a 1,544-92X. Benedict, Miles Ford, Funk and Kevin

Dufford made up that team.

In addi'on to Husk’s second-place finish na'onally, Harvey was fi!h, Trew seventh and Dreistadt eighth in the master

class. Lovre finished second in the sharpshooter class.

The above arcle was wri�en by F. Dale Lolley and originally appeared in The Observer-Reporter on June 18, 2016. This

arcle has been republished with permission of the author.

Individual event scores:

h#p://compe''ons.nra.org/documents/pdf/compete/secpdf/16-open%203-P%20SBR%20Team.pdf

Overall scores:

h#p://compe''ons.nra.org/championship-results/nra-na'onal-indoor-rifle-pistol-championships-results.aspx

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Harrisburg 2nd Amendment Rally

The annual 2nd Amendment Rally was held in Harrisburg on May 24, and several DMSC members made the trip. Gun

owners were well represented as evidenced in the packed Capitol rotunda below. Ace Spor'ng Goods once again

donated a gun to be raffled off to the a#endees.

Members Bill Vlasco, Ray Walton, Ted,

Gary, Tom Wright and Rich Kowalczk

were joined by State Representa've and

club member Brandon Neuman.

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DORMONT-MT. LEBANON SPORTSMEN'S CLUB

STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS - Through June 30, 2016

CASH BALANCE--BEGINNING 1/1/16

CHECKING 21,522.50

SAVINGS 102,293.42

INVESTMENT FUND 449,490.82

CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT 88,255.85 661,562.59

INVESTMENT INCOME - Unrealized Gain or Loss 12,574.83

ADD CASH RECEIPTS:

CMP 795.00

DUES 43,442.00

GATE CARD FEE 1,150.00

INTEREST INCOME - Checking & Savings & CD's 237.38

MEETINGS 129.00

OTHER INCOME & GRANTS 380.00

PISTOL PROGRAMS 3,184.00

POP MACHINE 452.00

RENTAL PROPERTY 3,450.00

RIFLE PROGRAMS 485.00

SHOTGUN PROGRAMS 945.00

SIGHT-IN DAY & HUNTER SAFETY 54,649.38

TOTAL CASH RECEIPTS & ASSETS 728,786.80

SUBTRACT CASH DISBURSEMENTS:

ADMINISTRATIVE 4,491.97

ARCHERY PROGRAM

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS 14,192.28

CMP EXPENSE

DONATIONS

DUES TO ORGANIZATIONS & REBATES 1,370.00

INSURANCE 463.80

MAINTENANCE 12,379.86

MEETING EXPENSE & WORK PARTY FOOD 1,976.68

MEMBERSHIP EXPENSE & KEY DEPOSIT RETURN

PISTOL PROGRAMS EXPENSE 3,844.34

RIFLE & BLACK POWDER PROGRAMS EXPENSE 899.56

SHOTGUN PROGRAM EXPENSE 3,435.15

SPORTSMEN'S NOTES 692.25

SUPPLIES 2,037.84

TAXES 5,830.22

UTILITIES 3,614.33 55,228.28

CASH BALANCE--ENDING 6/30/16

CHECKING 10,718.09

SAVINGS 112,404.30

INVESTMENT FUND 462,065.65

CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT 88,370.48 673,558.52

TOTAL CASH & DISBURSEMENTS 728,786.80

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Ladies Day at the Range

The Ladies Training Shoot was a great success. 20 people turned out, including instructors, organizers, and

family to support 7 new shooters. the safety talk was followed by one on one instruc'on at the firing

line. All shooter got to handle a variety of 22 rim fire pistols. The new shooters enjoyed encouragement by

the volunteers as they watched the other relays. The shooters had the following comments " learned a

lot" "I want to come back" and "this was fun". A second event is being planned. Thank Ace Spor'ng Goods

for the dona'on of ammuni'on and gi! cer'ficates for the shooters.

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DORMONT-MT. LEBANON SPORTSMEN’S CLUB

AMERICA’S RIFLE CHALLENGE (Basic Match)

JUNE 11, 2016

NAME Sights

100 yds. 50 yds. 25 yds. 7 yds. Score

A B C PTS A B C PTS A B C PTS A B C PTS

limited 7 7 5 73 10 50 2 5 3 36 19 3 107 266

limited 4 7 5 58 9 6 69 6 3 1 44 22 110 281

open 8 7 6 80 15 75 5 4 1 43 22 110 308

open 4 4 8 52 3 9 3 57 5 25 19 3 107 241

limited 5 3 9 55 9 2 53 7 2 1 45 22 110 263

limited 12 9 4 104 8 6 1 66 10 50 22 110 330

limited 10 8 6 94 13 1 69 7 3 47 21 1 109 319

iron 3 6 1 4 4 2 4 36 21 1 109 155

limited 5 6 11 71 4 5 5 50 9 1 49 21 1 109 279

iron 6 5 7 64 3 7 43 22 110 217

iron 6 4 9 64 12 3 72 4 5 1 42 21 1 109 287

limited 13 7 5 103 10 3 2 66 5 3 1 39 16 5 100 308

open 2 3 3 28 1 3 5 27 1 3 11 11 55 121

W. Thompson iron 8 12 5 98 5 4 4 49 5 2 3 39 21 1 109 295

The thunderstorms held off and 16 shooters weathered the 85 degree temps to participate in the

first ever NRA America’s Rifle Challenge Match. This inaugural event was enjoyed by all, and will

serve as a springboard for future action rifle matches here at DMLSC. The three categories were

iron sights, limited (includes all non-magnified optics, and open (includes magnified optics). John

Lechner took top spot with a score of 330; Wayne Thompson had the top iron score with 295; and

Jim Madar took the limited honors with a 319. The course of fire was deemed to be fun,

interesting, and challenging. The next Basic Level Match will be held on Sunday, Aug 28th

. All are

invited.

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DORMONT-MT. LEBANON SPORTSMEN’S CLUB

HIGH POWER RIFLE LEAGUE MATCH

June 4, 2016

MATCH NO. 4

200 YARDS

NAME CLASS OFF-HAND RAPID –

SITTING

RAPID-

PRONE

SLOW-

PRONE

TOTAL

MASTER

T. MORLEY 91-1X 94-1X 97-2X 199-16X 481-20X

M. FORD 90 93-1X 97-1X 190-7X 470-9X

D. WILLARD 84 90-1X 90 176-2X 440-3X

EXPERT

J. TUPTA 90-1X 91-1X 96-1X 180-1X 457-4X

S-SHOOTER

MARKSMAN

B. POPSO 73 87-1X 82 158-1X 400-2X

MASTER UNC

S. SHERMAN 61 61 88 155-2X 365-2X

B. VASKO 44 23 24 49 140

Another great day of shooting was shared by seven participants at the June High Power Match here at DMLSC. The

weather was super and as always, the camaraderie was excellent. Welcome back to Stephanie Sherman from her hiatus

on the firing line. Top score for the match went to Tom Morley with a 481-20X. Also noteworthy was putting 16 of 20

shots into the X-ring for the slow fire prone stage. Great shooting Tom! Next match will be on July 2nd

. All are welcome.

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CMP MATCH June 19, 2015

What a great way to spend Father’s Day – nice warm weather and punching out holes

with your favorite rifle. Thus was the fate of these 16 shooters. Mike Kennedy took

top honors with a 485-17X and he cleaned the targets in both prone stages. Nice

shooting Mike! Gary Scherer was in strong form shooting his bolt action with a 476-

12x, and Chuck Augenstein was top dog with the Garand posting a 473-7x. Welcome

to newcomers Dave Nolder, Rob Denton, and Ben Davis. The next match will be a 200

yd. Special Match to help prepare for the Camp Perry National Matches. It will be held

on July 17th

. There will be no training classes for new shooters.

Prone Slow Prone Rapid Sitting Rapid Offhand Total

M1 GARAND

Chuck Augenstein 192-5x 95-1x 92 94-1x 473-7x

Frank Bungard 149-1x 78-1x 56 52 335-2x

Ben Davis 123 73 54 65 315

Rob Denton 156 65 59 50 330

Rich Eckles 72 48 32-1x 27 209-1x

Mike Ligman 176-3x 68 67 76-2x 387-5x

Dave Nolder 141 82 63 49 335

Bob Wymer 57 51 30 11 149

M1A

John Bradford 141 68 48 59 316

BOLT ACTION

Gary Scherer 194-6x 98-4x 92-1x 92-1x 476-12x

AR-15

Dave Burd 182-6x 94 90 70 436-6x

Mike Kennedy 200-7x 100-5x 94-2x 88-3x 485-17x

Jim Madar 199-10x 94-1x 97-1x 71 462-12x

Bonnie Popso 165 76 54 69 365

Bernie Tanshi 180 94-1x 82 79 435-1x

Wayne Thompson 182-2x 75 76 53 386-2x

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CMP Carbine Match

July 10, 2016

The beast of combat rifles (a.k.a. The M1 Carbine) came out of its safe, saw its shadow, and thus we will have

15 more weeks of shooting. Thus goes the experience of the nine marksmen participating in the Annual M1

Carbine Match. Great weather! Great Camaraderie! Just a fun little match in sending 40 rounds downrange

for score. After 12 years of competition shooting here at DMSC, John Tupta finally hit the top of the charts

with a 349-3x. This certainly lends credence to the adage that given enough time, even a blind squirrel will

eventually find a nut. Nice shooting to all! The following cutoff scores will apply during the 2016 National

Matches: Gold 356+, Silver 342-355, Bronze 328-340, T – Shirt 400 or below.

Name Prone Rapid Fire

Prone

Rapid Fire

Sitting Offhand Total

John Bradford 49 77 20 21 169

Dave Burd 90-1x 83-3x 78 48 299-4x

Mike Kennedy 93-2x 83 80 71 327-2x

John Lechnar 86-3x 85-1x 85 82 338-3x

Mike Leone 76-1x 56 57-1x 48 227-2x

Bonnie Popso 72 50 52 24 198

Nelson Solow *** *** *** *** ***

John Tupta 90-2x 93-1x 82 84 349-3x

Bruce Ungar 83 86 72 84 325

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Dormont-Mt. Lebanon Sportsmen’s Club P.O. Box 12692 Pittsburgh, PA 15241-0692

Next Meeting: Thursday, July 28, 2016 at 8pm Speaker: Attorney Benjamin Johns will present ATF Changes in Gun Laws for Individuals and Legal Entities: What the Laws Are and What the Future May Hold

MEMBERSHIP CLASSIFICATIONS AND DUES Active (Full-fledged membership) $75.00 per year Senior (65 years old, 10 years consecutive membership) $30.00 per year Intermediate (18 - 21) $30.00 per year Junior (12 - 17) $10.00 per year Initiation fee (one time) $25.00 Computer Gate Card $10.00

AFFILIATIONS:

National Rifle Association

Allegheny County Sportsmen

Washington County Sportsmen

Metropolitan Police Revolver League

Pittsburgh and Suburban Rifle

League

National Shooting Sports Foundation

CLUB DIRECTORS CHARLES R. AUGENSTEIN, II ...... 724-941-9538

DOUG GAWRONSKI ......................412-531-5043

THEODORE K. HILDABRAND ........724-942-2125

JOHN BRADFORD ………………..724-228-0545

GARY SCHERER …………………..724-809-7358 GEORGE TAYLOR, IV .................... 412-855-6721

JOHN TUPTA………………………..724-941-1494

BRUCE D. UNGAR ......................... 412-343-2256

ELLSWORTH F. VINES .................. 412-721-9632

RONALD J. WATTON ..................... 724-941-5891

DAVE WILLARD…………………….724-941-6620

WAYNE THOMPSON...…………….412-874-8888

MARC BURNES…………………….412-580-4478

BOB KRANDEL…………………… 412-833-7746

SANCTIONED BY:

Civilian Marksmanship

Program

Pennsylvania Rifle and Pistol Association

CLUB COMMUNICATION

Club Web Site: www.mdi.net/dml

Club House Phone: (724)745-9794

Membership Inquiries: DMSCMembers@gmail.com

(412)831-4857

MEMBERS ARE EXPECTED TO CARRY THEIR GATE CARDS AND BE ABLE TO IDENTIFY THEMSELVES WHEN ASKED TO BY A RANGE OFFICER OR OTHER MEMBER

EXECUTIVE STAFF GEORGE TAYLOR IV ...................................................PRESIDENT THEODORE K. HILDABRAND ........................... VICE PRESIDENT ELLSWORTH F. VINES .............................................. TREASURER DOUG GAWRONSKI..…………………..RECORDING SECRETARY BRUCE UNGAR ............................. EXECUTIVE RANGE OFFICER

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF MARC BURNES……..……………………...NEWSLETTER EDITOR BRIAN FINK . ….……………………………...MEMBERSHIP CHAIR

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SHOOTING OPPORTUNITIES

See our website for more detail about shoo'ng opportuni'es at the club:

www.mdi.net/dml/programs.html

Follow us on Twi#er and Facebook for announcements and important updates:

@DMLSportsmen

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Monday Night Pistol

This program takes place year round.

Indoors during the winter and

outdoors during the summer.

National Match Course. First line fires

at 7pm indoors, and 6pm outdoors

George Taylor (412) 855-6721

Bruce Ungar (412)343-2256X X

Outdoor SilhouetteThis fires the 4th Saturday of the

month at 9 AM. April—SeptemberGeorge Taylor (412) 855-6721 X X X X

CMP Rifle

The Civilian Marksmanship Program

rifle matches occur the third Sunday

of every month January - October.

Matches begin at 11 AM.

John Tupta (724) 941-1494

teefam@verizon.net

Bruce Unger (412) 343-2256

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NRA High Power

200 yard match. 2014 season begins

March 8. Matches begin at 9 AM.

March - October

John Tupta (724) 941-1494

teefam@verizon.net X

Pittsburgh Suburban

Rifle League

Our champion smallbore team

practices every Sunday at 7 PMDean Trew (724) 239-3012 X

Trap

Trap shooting occurs every Tuesday

starting at 7pm. The season runs April

- October

Wayne Thompson (412) 874-8888 X

Winter Indoor

Shooting League

The season runs January - March. The

shooters participate and shoot

concurrent with the indoor open

shoots on Wednesday, Friday,

Saturday, or Sunday

Ted Hildabrand (724) 942-2125

tkhaquariusnetwk@gmail.com X X X X X

Antique Military Rifle

Match

This program typically takes place in

June and November. Any centerfire

original military rifle with original

open sights, no scopes, manufactured

prior to January 1, 1946 and in safe

shooting condition. No semi-autos

Bruce Ungar (412)343-2256

Gary Scherer (724)809-7358X

Blackpowder Skirmish

The Black Powder matches are held

Semiannually. See the club calendar

for exact dates

Ron Watton (724) 941-5891 X

Indoor Air RifleWednesdays 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM.

October - March

Ted Hildabrand (724)942-2125

Dave Faust (724)225-9057X

CMP Junior Rifle

Program

Every Tuesday September - March at 7

PM. Miles Ford (412) 833-0813

Chuck Augenstein (724) 941-9538X

Indoor Air Pistol

Silhouette

Sundays @ 1pm January - MarchGeorge Taylor (412) 855-6721 X