OSC Rifle

Rifle Range Survey

Final results of the survey- 48 people viewed- 24 started then dropped out

10 completed the questionaire - 6 left comments

How often do you use the Rifle Range?

2-3 times a year 40%
once/week or more 30%
once a month 20%

every 2-3 months10%

Overall, how satisfied are you with the range?

Somewhat Satisfied 60%
Very Satisfied 40%

The type of rifle I shoot most often at the range is:

Centerfire 90%
Rimfire 10%

If you participate in our shooting events - what other type of shoots would you like to see held?

Military Rifle 90%

other10%

If you do not participate in our rifle events -why not?

Scheduling conflicts 100%

What recommendations would you offer for improving the range?(most useful)

Improving the shooting benches for comfort and fit for various body sizes,

adding more stone around the pavilion out to the roof line to control mud, weeds and finding brass as well as mowing.

A Shed with target backers similar to those on the Action Pistol Range and .22 metal silhouettes

Reactive targets for centerfire?

What's in store for 2009

June 29th york raked and seeded 100yd

The pavilion and 100yd area will be off limits until the

newly planted grass takes hold.

A shooting bench and target frames will be placed

to the right side of the range for member use until the

new area is reopened.

New target stands and bases will be constructed for use on the 100yd.range in the future.

The procedure will be:

-Remove stands and bases from the storage shed

-Place at any distance you wish,but inline with your bench and the100yd. backstop

-Do not place stands in the line of fire of each other

-Remove stands and bases from the range and place back in shed

We may come up with a permanent base system down the road but this is the layout for now.

Range Rules

Please review the rules below:

UPDATED

1) White steel plates can handle Centerfire shooting.

2) Small orange steel plates are RIMFIRE USE ONLY.

3) Place target stand in line with your bench and
the 100yd. backstop.

4) Return stands and bases to storage when finished.

5) Target stands are for paper targets only.

6) Do not shoot at bricks or stones.

7) Do not use the silhouette stands.Off limits.

8) Use common sense. Don't shoot in a manner
that is unsafe or damaging.

9) Shotgunning is allowed on the far right side
of the range. Clean up targets.

10) It is your responsibility to know and abide by
the club and range rules.

Top OSC Rifle Shooter

My intention of having this award was to give an extra bit of thanks
and reconition to the member who not only supports our program
by attending scheduled shoots helps but also devotes their time and efforts.

Top Rifle Shooter of 2008 is: Junior Member John W.

John was my right hand man for the last few years, helping me all hours of the day,

at the rifle range. Oh, I had to drag him grugingly along sometimes, to work and at shoots,

but as you can see in the photo gallery, he was always there. Thanks!

Welcome to OSCs Rifle Chairmans page!!!

Congratulations to junior member John W.
for earning 1st place trophies in both the
Archery and Rifle events at Camp Cadet.
John was the first cadet in camp history
to shoot a perfect score of 250 in rifle.