CCR Shooting Sports Committee 2019 Annual Report
Submitted by Cameron Geralds, Shooting Sports Committee Chairman
This report features subcommittee reports from:
• Archery
• Rifle
• Pistol
• Shotgun
Shooting sports are an integral part of CCR’s long history of hunting and recreational shooting. The Shooting Sports Committee
appreciates the Board’s continued recognition of the importance of the shooting sports and strongly encourages the continued
funding of these activities at the current budget levels for 2020.
The shooting sports are heavily supported by volunteer members who:
• Maintain and improve our shooting sports facilities
• Host shooting events
• Raise funds to support committee activities
Archery Subcommittee
Sue Schymanski, Jeff Miller Subcommittee co-chairs
325 members and guests utilized the archery range or participated in one of our three organized shoots in 2019. Shoots
scheduled for 2020.
• Memorial Day 3D Shoot – Sunday, May 24;
• 4 th of July 3D Shoot – Sunday, July 5;
• Labor Day 3D Shoot – Sunday, September 6.
All shoots have a 9 a.m. shotgun start.
The committee is offering archery equipment available to borrow, including several youth bows as well as a few adult
compound and traditional bows that can be signed out for use. If interested, please contact Sue Schymanski, Jeff Miller or Bob
Norton.
Thank you to the hard working committee members: Bob and Dianne Norton; Terry and Neva Sanborn; Larry and Teresa
Burcz; Dave and Sherry Kerridge; Matt and Laura Reilly; Jim and Kathie Powell; Bernie and Corky Norton; Mike and Carol
Kerridge; Gary and Jo-Carole Zechel, Jeff and Paula Miller, Sue Schymanski, and Bill and Judy Hasson. We welcome Mike and
Sue Krupnek and Dan Ferguson to the committee.
Subcommittee Custodial Account
The current Financial Balance in Archery subcommittee custodial fund is $1,704.40
Rifle and Pistol Range Use
Shooting sports continue to be a very popular activity. CCR Rifle/Pistol ranges have been used by members and their guests
more than 800 times. Actual range use is higher, as some members forget to sign in.
RANGE
Times used
usage/ time frame
7 yd Handgun
180
180 hrs. 5/4/19 thru11/2/19
25 yd range house
319
392 hrs. 5/26/19 thru10/23/19
100/200 yd house
237
280 hrs. 11/23/18 thru 11/3/19
300 yd. house
50
53 hrs. 8/21/18 to 11/01/19
Youth Shooting
The Shooting Sports Committee, through the leadership of Mike Krupnek, co-sponsored a youth shooting day with the
Recreation committee. The event was well attended. Youth shooters enjoyed the special activity using reactive steel targets.
It is recommended to be an annual event.
Rifle Subcommittee
Cameron Geralds, Subcommittee Chair
Members have been very pleased with the continued availability of shooting safety accessories. These items make it much
easier to safely bring family members and guests to the range. It is a credit to the trustworthiness of the membership that we
can leave these items out with a minimum of losses.
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