Public sight in: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29. 9-3pm. $5 per person
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Hanover after the Rain
Considering the torrential rains we’ve had in the Hanover area please reconsider going to shoot at Hanover for a couple of days.
Martin Sobieraj, President
Hanover 1000yd. Range
The 1K is open, the east half of the firing line is for those who choose to shoot paper. Target holders at 400/600/800/1000. There are benches on the east side only at this time. The west half is for steel shooters, steel has been placed at 100/300/400/600/800/1000, there is a 50BMG rated target at 1K. No armor piercing, steel core, green/black tip or incendiary/tracer rounds. Please use HP, frangible or soft point bullets when possible. Terminal velocity must be under 3000fps.
Remember to sign in.
We will be putting in a flag pole and flag to indicate that the range is in use in the near future, please make sure there is no one down range before firing.
thank you all,
Martin Sobieraj, President
Passing
Long time Club member #17 William “Bill” MaGee passed away on June 3, 2018
HANOVER RANGE
HANOVER RANGE is open! We dodged the fire again. Road closure barricades @ Old Pueblo Rd. and Hanover Rd. we just went around them
TARGET FRAME BARN
We have purchased a barn for members that do not wish to transport their frames to and from the range at Falcon. It is ready for use, we ask that you put your name and member number on the frame for identification and to ensure someone else doesn’t use them. Prop them against the walls neatly.
This is a honor system, the barn will not be locked.
Committee Volunteers Wanted
Range Safety & Improvement Committee – Volunteers needed
At the most recent club meeting the board members heard the numerous concerns of members. With that in mind the FSC board is establishing a committee responsible for the planning and long-term implementation of safety upgrades and best practices. This will include range safety improvements, community outreach, record keeping, and safety plan procedures and documentation.
The committee will consist of at least three member volunteers and one board member.
Volunteers with backgrounds in project management, construction, long term planning and anyone with great organizational skills are preferred but everyone will be considered. Candidates should be good with conflict resolution. To minimize turnover and promote the continuation of the planned projects volunteers should view this as a long-term commitment. Time commitment overall should be minimal but there will be limited occasions requiring more work.
Committee members will be sent to the NRA Range Development & Operations Conference in Denver this coming October 6-8.
The immediate focus of the committee will be the Falcon range; however, this should not be taken as a slight to the Hanover range. The board is committed to the preservation and improvement of both locations. Both locations are necessary for the future of the club.
The point of contact for the committee is board member Neisha Heidelberg.
Note from Neisha: I am excited to be the boards representative for this vital project. I want to ensure the clubs future for my children and I think we have every chance of making it a certainty. There is some serious talent among the membership of Frontier Sportsman’s Club. I know we will do great things together.
Neisha Heidelberg
Recording Secretary
CMP
We have renewed our Club’s CMP affiliation.
WARNING !
DO NOT DRIVE ON THE GRASS. Members have been seen driving off the road recently, if the any part of the road from Hanover Rd. to Hammer Rd. is muddy do not drive on the grass, this includes the roadway between gates and on Club property. We have a good relationship with the land lease holder and we would like to keep it that way. Violation can cause loss of membership.
Martin Sobieraj, President