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CUSTOM KNIFE SHARPENING Exhibition at the Clubhouse -- Thursday, 21 July 2022
Mr Mutarelli will conduct a knife sharpening demo and event for the membership and sharpen the club's kitchen cutlery as payment.
He also plans to run a special for club members. Any knife for 5.00. The flyer is attached here.
He also plans to run a special for club members. Any knife for 5.00. The flyer is attached here.
RIMFIRE 3-Postion .22LR Conventional Match: Sunday, June 26th beginning at 2:00pm |
NRL 22 Modified Course of Fire .22LR: Sunday, July 24th beginning at 2:00pm |
The Match is scheduled to begin at 2:00pm. All competitors should arrive NO LATER THAN 1:45 pm to sign in and pay their entry fee. I will begin the Safety Brief at 2:00pm, unless so many competitors show up we can’t get sign-ins done by then. ALL COMPETITORS MUST ATTEND THE SAFETY BRIEF. IF YOU DON’T ATTEND THE SAFETY BRIEF, YOU WILL NOT SHOOT IN THE COMPETITION.
For those needing extensive time to fire in/sight in their rifles, please do so sometime before 1:30pm on Sunday, 26 June. Each stage of the match will include a 5-minute sighting period prior to record fire. Entry fee: $5, with Juniors competing free. Where: MCWCC 50-yard rifle range. Click Here for Match Rules |
This will be a new kind of match for MCWCC using a course of fire from the National Rifle League for .22 rifles.
More Information to Follow. |
June 2022 Article: Top 4 Most Important Active Firearm Safety System
Most modern guns have one or more mechanical devices or subsystems designed to reduce the likelihood of an inadvertent discharge. These subsystems are collectively known as "safeties." Generally, safeties can be either "active" or "passive." Today, we'll cover active safety systems—those that are intentionally activated and deactivated by the user. (Passive safety systems work without your direct intervention.) Safeties are generally located on the firearm in close proximity to the thumb or index finger of the shooting hand, which allows the user to engage or disengage the safety without disturbing his or her grip.
Article by NRA Staff- June 6, 2022
Read the entire Article: Top 4 Most Important Active Firearm Safety System
Article by NRA Staff- June 6, 2022
Read the entire Article: Top 4 Most Important Active Firearm Safety System