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1 WV Shooting & Hunting News Official Publication of the West Virginia State Rifle and Pistol Association October 2016 President s Take Aim Message Well, shooting enthusiasts the summer weather is quickly disappearing from us, along with the long daylight hours as is most shooting events, making way for great fall weather and the time to put to use our shooting skills in the field. As we look forward to a bountiful fall harvest of game with family and friends to rekindle ourselves with nature, let s all remember our most basic of shooting talent.. SAFETY! Most of the summer s shooting events had wrapped up with many West Virginia Junior shooting teams making their mark again at the weeklong Camp Parry Nationals event. We ve received wonderful comments and cards from junior shooters we helped sponsor who attended Camp Perry, letting us know about the long lasting friends they ve made and their reinforced love of shooting. Although we are into the 3 rd quarter of this year s Association business, there is still much to be done and accomplished to further our Purposes and Objectives of our great organization. The most relevant issue is always membership. If you haven t done so already, please have your area director come to your club meeting for a short update about YOUR Association, what it offers and to provide membership information. A quick update on a few items discussed at the 3 rd Board of Directors meeting held September 24th included: Discussion on the formation of a new financial donation/assistance request form to make it easier for clubs and teams to seek financial assistance from the association. Restocking of our fundraising materials such as T-shirts, decals and a new bumper sticker to show your support of the association and the 2 nd amendment. New location for our annual meeting in March as the Shock-N-All Conference Center is closed. Stayed tuned for more details in upcoming newsletters. Our 4 th quarter Board of Directors meeting will be December 10, 2016 at noon at the Weston Steer Steakhouse, Market Place Mall, Weston. If there s something you would like the Board to know about or have concerns please contact your area director to make your voice heard. Your area directors are listed in the back of the newsletter or visit our website at for their contact information. Please remember to vote in the upcoming November election to protect your 2 nd amendment rights and the heritage of West Virginia gun owners and the shooting sport. Jim Canon National Hunting & Fishing Days During two very busy days at Stonewall Resort, hosting our booth at the National Hunting & Fishing Days, Association President, Jim Canon and Treasurer, Tom Hayden welcome back, for the third time, one extremely interested ticket buyer for the M1 rifle.

2 West Virginia Shooting and Hunting News October Page 2 (M1 ticket buyer comes back to booth three times to increase his chances of winning the M1 rifle) Pennsylvania for the second leg of the match. The Little Kanawha Club came away with the cup in a close win with a 2-match combined score of 1387 points, winning by just 10 points. The scores are a combined total for the top 3 shooters in the Custom Class, the top shooter in the Factory Custom Class and the top shooter in the Factory Class. There are many good shooters in each club and the competition is both good friendship and an enjoyable social get together. I m pleased to report we ve had another successful ticket sales event at the National Hunting & Fishing Days on our two gun raffles. The majority of tickets sold were on the M1 rifle, mostly to men, young and old, while the Ruger 1911 Commander light weight was the favorite of the many ladies who bought tickets. Many Veterans who stopped to admire the rifle, were very happy to share their many personal stories of carrying the M1 across France. We had numerous individuals interested in what our association is about who took brochures and plan to visit our website to further check us out for possible future membership. I would like to thank Tom Hayden for his dedicated commitment to make the 4 plus hour trek from the eastern panhandle to help man the booth. Drawing for both guns will be held at our annual meeting, March, Winner does not need to be present. LOCAL SHOOTERS SHINE AT THE WV STATE GROUNDHOG CHAMPIONSHIPS Three local shooters from the Little Kanawha Rifle Club took honors at the WV State Groundhog Championships at the Harry Jones Memorial Range in Fairview, WV held this past August. Jason and Jan Williams took first and second place in the Custom Class with scores of 148-6X and 146-5X respectively and Ed Settle won the 100 yard Class with a score of 146-4X. Ed also won the Egg Shoot. Jim Canon, President District 1 News (Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, Ohio, Tyler, Wetzel) No report District 2 News (Calhoun, Gilmer, Plesants, Ritchie, Wirt, Wood) LITTLE KANAWHA RIFLE CLUB WINS THE 2016 GROUNDHOG CUP The Little Kanawha Rifle Club wins the Groundhog Cup this year in an annual friendly competition with the South Fork Rifle Club in Beaverdale, PA. This competition is based on one match shot at each club during the year. In May, members of South Fork club came down to shoot in our local match and in September, 18 members of the Little Kanawha club made the trip to Jan and Jason Williams

3 West Virginia Shooting and Hunting News October Page 3 District 3 News (Doddridge, Harrison, Lewis, Marion, Monogalia, Upshur) WV Junior Marksmanship Program Juniors had a Great year of shooting! We kicked off the season shooting the Remington High Power Classic Match at Reade, PA. For some it was their first match! They held their average! They came in 2 nd place in the 4 man team match. At the awards ceremony all the juniors brought home prizes such as gun cases / cleaning gear / mats, all which was shared with the PA Junior Team. Mr. Dick Whiting was awarded a Remington 1911 for his service and hard work he has done for Junior Programs over the years. Well Done Dick! The team move on the next few weeks shooting at Warrior Hill Range, MD, training for Camp Perry! Many times Robert McClain took High Junior or winning the match! They just finish shooting Maryland State Service Rifle Championship! Aaron Flowers takes High Junior Shooter! Robert McClain Wins the match the second day! Our new girl shooter moving up from air gun shooting her first match shoots a 411. And another new shooter first match breaks a 360. shooting in Small Arms Firing School! Well Done to All Junior Shooters! A BIG THANK YOU TO OUR STATE RIFLE & PISTOL ASSOCIATION FOR YOUR SUPPORT District 4 News (Barbour, Preston, Taylor, Tucker) No report District 5 News (Berkeley, Grant, Hampshire, Hardy, Jefferson, Mineral, Morgan) No report District 6 News (Jackson, Kanawha, Mason, Putnam, Roane, Clay) No report District 7 News (Braxton, Fayette, Nicholas, Pendleton, Pocahontas, Randolph, Webster) No report District 8 News (Boone, Cabell, Logan, Lincoln, Wayne) Just before the Maryland State Match, there was the National Rifle Matches at Camp Perry. Aaron Flowers / Robert McClain / Coach Whiting take 2 nd Place Two Man Jr Team Match Aaron / Robert / Coach Moore take 3 rd place in the Whistler Boy Match. There was Four Junior Teams this year at Camp Perry. Team two finished 46 th place; team three finished 61 st place; and team four finished 70 th place. There were a total of 84 teams competing. The Six Man Team finished 12 th place with 3 new shooters on the team. Aaron Flowers receive 10 points in NTI match! Three other junior and one Dad receive 4 points The Greater Huntington Friends of NRA banquet was held on June 3, 2016 at the Pumpkin Park in Milton, WV. Participants enjoyed a delicious steak dinner and had the chance to take part in a variety of drawings, games, and auctions. Attendees included U.S. Representative Evan Jenkins. District 9 News (McDowell, Mingo, Raleigh, Wyoming) NRA-ILA Defend America The Mountaineers are Always Free committee held an NRA/ILA Defend America fundraising event in July in Daniels, WV. We had 30 attendees and we were able to raise $10,000 for the NRA-ILA. Please thank our event sponsor, James Brogan of Brogan s Long Shot in Athens, WV and our Live Auction Sponsor, Greg Darby of Little General Stores, Beckley, WV.

4 West Virginia Shooting and Hunting News October Page 4 professional shooters at the match. Everyone who is entered has a chance to win a Glock in a drawing no matter how you shoot. District 10 News (Greenbrier, Mercer, Monroe, Summers) Senator Bill Cole won this beautiful Mountaineer Rifle in our Silent Auction. Our Guest Speakers included Bryan Hoover NRA Eastern Region Director; Bill Miller Member NRA Board of Directors; and Daniel Hall NRA- ILA Liaison for West Virginia Southern WV Friends of NRA The Southern West Virginia Friends of NRA Committee held their annual fundraising banquet in September at the Resort at Glade Springs. We had 143 in attendance and we were able to raise more money for the NRA Foundation than we d ever done before. Thank you to our Banquet Sponsor, Shooter s Roost, Eric Stratton, Beckley, WV. The Seneca Trail Friends of NRA held it's 15th annual banquet on Friday, September 9, 2016 in the WV Building at the State Fair grounds. The flood that occurred in Greenbrier County earlier this summer caused the committee great concern as to the attendance and outcome of this banquet. However, nearly 350 dinner tickets were sold and a High Caliber Club status was obtained. Hats off to the committee members for a successful banquet. The West Virginia 4-H Sporting Clays Championships were conducted on Saturday, September 10, The Greenbrier County 4-H sporting clays team won the 2016 championship. It's neighboring county, Monroe County 4-H sporting clays team, had won the championship the previous year in On a final note, the WVU Marching Band and "Ginny" Virginia Thrasher, WVU Rifle Team member and 10 meter air rifle gold medalist at Rio, attended the West Virginia State Fair this past August. The band gave a wonderful performance and Ginny signed many autographs. Congratulations also to the WVU Rifle Team for winning the 2016 NCAA Championships and for the 18th time. SMALL BORE The Beckley Gun Club The Beckley Gun Club hosted their annual Glock Sport Shooting Foundation match in August. We had 434 entries (about 150 individual shooters). Competitors came from Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, New York, Ohio, Kentucky, etc. It was a fast paced 2 days of shooting fun! This is the only GSSF match held in WV. The 2017 match is scheduled for August 5 & 6, There is no running involved. The only requirement is a Glock pistol must be used (any Glock pistol there are multiple divisions to shoot in). All are welcome to shoot. We had both novices and 1. WV State Conventional Smallbore Prone PCGC, 2-3 July PCGC shooters WV State Conventional Smallbore Prone Champion: Mitchell Nelson x / x 2. WV State Conventional 3 Position PCGC, August PCGC shooters, 1 Braxton shooter WV State Conventional Smallbore 3 Position Champion: Noah Barker x / x Point Conventional Smallbore Prone PCGC, August PCGC shooter Match Winner: Adam Holton x / x

5 West Virginia Shooting and Hunting News October Page Point Conventional Smallbore Prone Supported PCGC, August PCGC shooters Match Winner: Zach Jackson x / x 5. WVU Junior Rifle WVU, August PCGC shooter 6. Prone and 3 Position Conventional Smallbore Combo PCGC, September 2016 Combo Prone, 4 PCGC, 1 Braxton shooter Match Winner: Dana Reese x / x Combo 3 Position, 4 PCGC, 1 Braxton shooter Match Winner: Mitchell Nelson x / x Point Conventional Smallbore Prone Smallbore PCGC, September PCGC shooters Match Winner: Adam Holton x / x Point 50 Yard Conventional Smallbore Prone PCGC, September PCGC shooters Match Winner: Bryce Ward x / x 9. Mountaineer WVU, 25 September PCGC shooters 10. Kentucky UK, 2 October PCGC shooters 11. Upcoming Events: Buckeye Junior Rifle OSU 16 October November December 2016 Zippy University of Akron 19 November 2016 Friday the 16 th available for sight-in, practice, camping setup and walkup registration. 33 competitors representing the states of Maryland, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia traveled to the Brassmasters Range located at the White Horse Center to vie for one or more of the various awards presented to the winners. 1 st Relay awaiting range commands In addition to the 2700 Precision Pistol Matches held over two days of the event, CMP EIC Service Pistol and.22 Rimfire Leg Matches were held along with an NRA Distinguished Revolver Match. Saturday s competition culminated with a delicious catered dinner for competitors and their guests. Although the weather turned out to be a nonfactor in this year s event, Brassmasters range personnel kept their collective fingers crossed hoping that the weather forecast, which held a strong probability of rain each day of the event would not materialize. Fortunately, only a few intermittent sprinkles occurred Saturday and we experienced a light and brief shower during the last match of the day on Sunday then, the sun reappeared for the awards ceremony, 50/50 and door prize drawings. Submitted by Bill Shank 2016 ANNUAL ED WILLIAMS MEMORIAL WEST VIRGINIA STATE PRECISION PISTOL CHAMPIONSHIPS This annual three day Fall event was held on Saturday and Sunday, September 17 th & 18 th, with Saturday s ominous sky did not produce the forecasted rain

6 West Virginia Shooting and Hunting News October Page 6 High Senior, Steve Gibbons, Lewistown, PA x. Plaque High Grand Senior, Delores Williams, Summersville, WV x. Plaque High Master Class Gold Medal, James Moorman, Wakeman, OH x Master Class Gold Medal, Tom Mix, Ebensburg, PA x Expert Class Gold Medal, Mark Bentley, Barboursville, WV x Sharpshooter Class Gold Medal, Eugene Martin, Johnstown, PA x Marksman Class Gold Medal, Taylor McClain, Camden, WV x A Virginia competitor decided to rough it Numerous shooting-related items were donated for our prize table and door prize table by vendors that have historically been strong supporters of this event. A 50/50 drawing is held at both the Spring Regional and Fall State Championships, with proceeds donated to support the West Virginia State Pistol Teams at the National Precision Pistol Championships, held annually at Camp Perry, Ohio. William Murphy of Looneyville, WV held the winning ticket and in what appears to have become a regular occurrence among winning ticket holders, Murf graciously donated his share of the winnings to support the state pistol teams. In addition to typically attracting some of the best Precision Pistol Competitors in the nation to this event, we were pleased to welcome Glenn Zimmerman of Waterville, Ohio, the 2016 National Junior Pistol Champion. Although a junior shooter, he holds a master classification and posted a score in the 2700 event of x and then, in the CMP.22 Rimfire EIC Match he fired a 281-5x, out of a potential 300 to finish second to the highest scorer of the event, his mentor James Moorman s x. Other winners are as follow: West Virginia State Champion (must be a state resident) Mark Bentley, Barboursville, WV x. Golden Mountaineer Trophy and $100. cash Civilian Class Open Winner, Steve Gibbons, Lewistown, PA x. Golden Mountaineer Trophy and $100. cash Junior Champion, Glenn Zimmerman, Waterville, OH x. Medal & 25 NRA Points Women s Champion, Delores Williams, Summersville, WV x. Plaque Competitors relax between relays (L-R) Steve Huff, Mr. & Mrs. John Dowell & Joe McDaniel Congratulations to Amber Brewer of Fairmont, WV. Amber competes at the Harry Jones 1,000 Gun Club. The 12-year-old who attends Clay-Battelle, was recently awarded the 2015 I.B.S. 1,000-yard Junior Shooter of the Year as well as 2015 I.B.S. 1,000-yard Female Shooter of the Year. WV Metro News Lincoln County teen shocks the range his first time out By Chris Lawrence in Outdoors July 25, 2016 Some of the best shooters in America were on hand July 16th at the White Horse Firearms and Outdoor Education Center in Upshur County for a high profile NRA Regional match. Some competitors in the F/Class series were looked upon as heavy favorites that morning. It s a Regional tournament sanctioned through the NRA and consists of three strings of 20 for record

7 West Virginia Shooting and Hunting News October Page 7 instead of just two. That makes your match a 600 rather than a 400 score, said J.C. Jarrell President of the White Horse facility. We had an F/Class shooter out of Wisconsin, a couple out of Pennsylvania, and one out of Maryland. There were several good shooters there. Weston Dunlap, 18, (near) focuses on the target at the White Horse Firearms and Outdoor Education Center Also entered in the competition was Weston Dunlap, 18, of Sod, W.Va. Nobody thought much about Weston s chances since it was his first ever competition in the F/Class series. It was a regional match and very prestigious, so yeah I was kind of nervous about how I would do, Dunlap said. But I told myself I was just there to have fun and if I won that was fine and if I didn t win that was fine. Once you get to the point you can mentally tell yourself not to get worked up, you ll perform better and that s what I did. He performed better. A LOT better. By the time the range was silenced at day s end and the smoke had cleared, Dunlap, in his first ever competition in the F/Class series shot a 589/600 and smoked the competition. His score shocked everybody at the range, but none more so than himself. Oh absolutely. I had no intention of winning that match. I was going to try my best, but I had no idea I was going to win, said Dunlap. His score bested the second place finisher by two shots and he was far ahead of the third place shooter. Adding to the amazing feat, it was the first time Weston had ever fired his 284 Winchester custom rifle from the ground. Although he had shot it numerous times from a bench, competitors shoot from the prone position for the competition. The rifle is a familiar one to Jarrell who actually helped build the gun and sold it to Weston. It s chambered for 284 Winchester with a nine twist Brux barrel, Jarrel explained. It s a super shooting rifle and once I got it together and saw how good it shot, Weston was all about wanting a rifle and I told his dad I d sell it to him. While it was Weston s first competition in the F/Class series, it was by no means his first shooting event. He s been shooting in the high powered classification in the junior division for several years. The high powered competition uses open sites with an AR-15 and is from the kneeling position with a strap to secure the rifle to your body. The F/Class event allows the use of telescopic sites, but with a much smaller target. Wind has everything to do with it, said Dunlap. A shooter s ability to read wind is what wins matches along with other conditions like humidity, mirage. There are some conditions out there you can never read. Dunlap said the White Horse range has a notorious wind element which can humble even the best long range shooters. I ve experienced it. It s the toughest range, he said. I guess in that valley the wind swirls between the mountains. There s no telling what it s going to do. Every range flag can be blowing in a different direction at the same time. But despite the difficulties, Weston managed to overcome all obstacles and defeat some of the best shooters to claim his title. Jarrell said the feat is made even more remarkable because Dunlap may now skip all of the normal progressions shooters go through the NRA classifications. Most shooters start once they are classified as a marksman then they move up to a sharpshooter and then expert' said Jarrell. Weston is probably not going to do any of this. With one more score as high as he shot in this competition he will go from unclassified to high master. You d be surprised in the NRA just how few high masters there are out there. Dunlap, who graduated in the spring from Lincoln County High School, will start his freshman year at WVU in a few weeks. Most observers believe his performance during his first competition was no fluke and will only improve as he continues shooting into the future. LEGISLATIVE Sixteen states have told the office of state Attorney General Patrick Morrisey they will recognize the provisional conceal carry licenses for 18-to-21-year-olds from West Virginia. A new state law allows those over 21 to carry a gun without a conceal carry permit. That same law also gives younger residents, 18-to-21, a provisional license. Under previous law you had to be 21 for a conceal carry permit. According to Morrisey s office,

8 West Virginia Shooting and Hunting News October Page 8 the following states have agreed to recognize both the state s traditional and provisional licenses: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, Montana, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah and Wyoming. NRA Candidate Endorsements 2016: U.S. President: Donald Trump U.S. Vice President: Mike Pence District 1: District 2: District 3: US House of Representatives David McKinley Alex Mooney Evan Jenkins West Virginia Governor: Bill Cole Attorney General: Patrick Morrisey Secretary of State: Mac Warner Treasurer: John Perdue State Senate: District 1: ~ District 2: Michael Maroney District 3 (Vote for 2): Michael Azinger Donna Boley District 4: Mitchell Carmichael District 5: Robert Plymale District 6: Chandler Swope District 7: ~ District 8: Chris Walters District 9: Sue Cline District 10: David Perry District 11: Greg Boso District 12: ~ District 13: Roman Prezioso District 14: Robert Williams District 15: Craig Blair District 16: Patricia Rucker District 17: Christopher Stansbury State House of Delegates: District 1: (Vote for 2): Pat McGeehan Mark Zatezalo District 2: ~ District 3: (Vote for 2): Shawn Fluharty District 4: (Vote for 2): Del Kelley District 5: ~ District 6: Wm. Roger Romine District 7: ~ District 8: ~ District 9: ~ District 10: (Vote for 3): Vernon Criss Frank Deem John Kelly District 11: ~ District 12: ~ District 13 (Vote for 2): Michael Ihle District 14: Jim Butler District 15: Geoffrey Foster District 16 (Vote for 3): Dale Anderson Carol Miller Charles Romine District 17 (Vote for 2): Matthew Rohrbach District 18: Kelli Sobonya District 19 (Vote for 2): Mark Ross Robert Thompson District 20: Justin Marcum District 21: Phyllis White District 22 (Vote for 2): Michel Moffatt Jeff Eldridge District 23: Daniel Belcher District 24 (Vote for 2): Rupert Phillips Ralph Rodighiero District 25: Anthony Paynter District 26: Brian Harrison District 27 (Vote for 3): Joe Ellington Marty Gearheart District 28 (Vote for 2): John O Neal District 29: Ricky Moye District 30: ~ District 31: Lynne Arvon District 32 (Vote for 3): Thomas Fast Kayla Kessinger District 33: Roger Hanshaw District 34: Brent Boggs District 35 (Vote for 4): Keith Pauley District 36 (Vote for 2): Chelsea Walker-Gaskins Bradley White District 37: Thomas Goodman District 38: Nancy Reagan Foster District 39: Ron Walters District 40: Tim Armstead District 41: Jordan Hill District 42 (Vote for 2): Ray Canterbury District 43 (Vote for 2): Clayton Moore William Hartman District 44: Duane Borchers District 45: ~ District 46: Peggy Smith District 47: ~ District 48 (Vote for 4): Danny Hamrick Theresa Waxman District 49: Amy Summers District 50 (Vote for 3): ~ District 51 (Vote for 5): Cindy Frich Joseph Statler District 52: Terri Sypolt District 53: ~ District 54: Allen Evans District 55: Isaac Sponaugle District 56: Gary Howell District 57: Ruth Rowan District 58: ~ District 59: Saira Blair District 60: ~ District 61: Jason Barrett District 62: John Overington District 63: Michael Folk District 64: Eric Householder District 65: Jill Upson District 66: Paul Espinosa District 67: ~

9 West Virginia Shooting and Hunting News October Page 9 Contact Information for Our Senators Write, , and call Senator Manchin and Capito and ask them to oppose any gun control scheme that would erode our 2nd Amendment right! Keep this contact information by desk and write, and call every time a new bill is introduced, one call will not end this madness! Senator Joe Manchin 303 Hart Senate Office Bldg Washington, DC Phone: Senator Shelley Moore Capito 172 Russell Senate Office Bldg Washington, DC Phone: (202) Want contact information about your club in this newsletter? Join WVSRPA and send us your club s name, physical location, contact information, and website. Roane County Gun Club 301 Tuckers Run Road, Spencer, WV Salem Rifle and Pistol Club Benchrest: contact Kenna Williams at , Shotgun: contact Nick Pinti at NRA Classes: contact Brian Satterfield at Women on Target: contact Lorie Doll at Friday Night Fun Shoots: Art Rohrbough at or Jim Nicholson at Doddridge County 4-H: contact Lorie Doll (304) Archery Shoots: contact Wade Balis at : White Horse Firearms & Outdoor Education Ctr PO Box 2091 Buckhannon, WV whitehorsecenter@gmail.com Pistol Matches and Clinics All Pistol Events Sponsored by WV Brassmasters then, click on the Brassmasters Tab brassmasters10x@gmail.com Location: Parkersburg Contact: Lewis Wetzel Rifle & Pistol Club Location: Wheeling Contact: fhempelmann@yahoo.com Lincoln County Jr. Marksmanship Program Chris Dunlap, Coach 388 Midway Rd. Alum Creek, WV (304) lincolncojmp@yahoo.com Little Kanawha Rifle Club Location: Located between Mineral Wells and Elizabeth just off of State Rt. 14 on the Camp Barb/Oak Hill Rd. Contact: J.R or wvshooter@hotmail.com Lumberport Rifle & Pistol Club Location: Lumberport Contact: Lee Mountain State Sportsmens Association Location: North of Parkersburg Contact: J.R or wvshooter@hotmail.com Putnam County Gun Club Location: Eleanor Contact: Dave Website: Salem Rifle and Pistol Club Location: Salem Contact: see Scheduled Events Tuckers Creek Rimfire Rifle Club Location: near Elizabeth Contact: J.R or wvshooter@hotmail.com WV Junior Marksmanship Team Location: Buckhannon Contact: Mike headspace50@aol.com Beckley Gun Club Website: beckleygunclub@outlook.com Contact: Billye Ft. Boreman Rifle Club

10 West Virginia Shooting and Hunting News October Page 10 WVSRPA Officers and Directors President: Jim Canon (Clarksburg) Vice-President: Chris Dunlap (Alum Creek) Legislative VP Jim Pennington (Buckhannon) Secretary: Linda Gruver (Daniels) Treasurer: Tom Hayden (Charles Town) Board of Directors: Counties and Director District 1 -- Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, Ohio, Tyler, Wetzel Fritz Hempelman jagg1208@frontier.com District 2 -- Calhoun, Gilmer, Pleasants, Ritchie, Wirt, Wood J.R. Hill wvshooter@hotmail.com District 3 -- Doddridge, Harrison, Lewis, Marion, Monongalia, Upshur Mike Moore headspace50@aol.com District 4 -- Barbour, Preston, Taylor, Tucker Lynn Burnside lw_burnside@yahoo.com District 5 -- Berkeley, Grant, Hampshire, Hardy, Jefferson, Mineral, Morgan Paul Bisher pbisher@comcast.net District 6 -- Jackson, Kanawha, Mason, Putnam, Roane, Clay Ed Nelson bullseye@citynet.net District 7 -- Braxton, Fayette, Nicholas, Pendleton, Pocahontas, Randolph, Webster Delores Williams District 8 -- Boone, Cabell, Logan, Lincoln, Wayne Vern Reichenbecher VReich2@aol.com District 9 -- McDowell, Mingo, Raleigh, Wyoming David Gruver dagruver@frontier.com District Greenbrier, Mercer, Monroe, Summers Lee Godbey lgodbey@suddenlink.net Committees Audit Delores Williams, Chairwoman Nominating Chris Dunlap, Chairman lincolncojmp@yahoo.com HP Rifle Ed Tenney buckhannon@hotmail.com Pistol Delores Williams SB Rifle Bill Shank wshank1@suddenlink.net Website & wvsrpa@gmail.com Website Updates Jim Canon cokevette@hotmail.com Newsletter David Gruver dagruver@frontier.com

11 West Virginia Shooting and Hunting News October Page 11 West Virginia State Rifle and Pistol Association P.O. Box 553 Charles Town, WV Membership Application Name Address City State Zip Phone DOB Address Are you an NRA Member? Yes No If yes, are you an annual or life member? Annual Life Has any of the above information changed since your last renewal? Yes No New Member Membership Dues: $20/year; $55/3 years; $90/5 years; Junior $10/year (18 & Under) $250/Life; $125/Senior Life (65 & Older); Club Affiliation Dues: $25 per year Make checks or money orders payable to: WV State Rifle & Pistol Association ORDER FORM for your Official West Virginia State Rifle and Pistol Association T-shirt Name Address City State Zip Phone number & address in case we need to contact you: & Shirt size and number of each Shirt without pocket: Medium Large X-large 2X Price: $15 for M, L, XL; and $17 for 2X Shipping: $3.95 per each shirt Hat w/ logo $10 each Quantity Decals: $2.00 each or 3 decals for $5.00 Quantity Amount enclosed: $ DO NOT SEND CASH Make checks or money orders payable to: WV State Rifle & Pistol Association

12 West Virginia Shooting and Hunting News October Page 12 Thanks to the NRA for a recent grant in which we were able to have full color tri-fold brochures made. If you or your club would like to have some to share with others in your area, please contact us at wvsrpa@gmail.com or write to us at P.O. Box 553, Charles Town, WV and we will gladly get those in the mail to you. Help us spread the word about the State Association. West Virginia State Rifle and Pistol Association P.O. Box 553 Charles Town, WV Associated with: National Rifle Association and the Civilian Marksmanship Program