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Texas Regulators,

To all members and those who want to be. We have a chance to Start again. I have been approached by Mr. Phil Oxley of Tac Impactzone to have a Cowboy Shooting Club at his www.theimpactzonerange.com. We can shoot on the fourth Sunday. Later with enough request we can look at a Saturday date. Saturday would have to be moved from time to time.Mr. Oxley has other commitments at different times. This range has shooting bays. Some are wide enough to run two scenarios at one time.this will offer other opportunities that we didn't have before.We won't have to shut the whole range down for a down range and we can expand on different targets that in the past we could not use because of resetting or replacing.Like using clay birds on a shelf.We would need to increase the shooting fee to 20.00.

It has been difficult to find a usable area in less than 150 mile radius.This is off of 529 just west of 359 toward Hempstead, Texas.Please let me know about concerns comments or questions.

We might be able to start as soon as May.

Alsey Miller aka Elvin Brugha

ebrugha@comcast.net

832/418-0574

The Texas Regulators

is a SASS affiliated Cowboy Action Shooting Club located in the Hempstead Texas.

Come on out and see the likes of the Old West Shooting...Spectators are welcome!

Matches are held on the 4th Sunday of each month, where the Old West comes alive.

Those interested in shooting - Registration is at 8:30am both days followed immediately by a "mandatory" Shooters Meeting (about 9am).

Match Fees

Members: $20 fer 1 day Non-Members: $25 fer each day

Membership
One Year membership is a one time $25 initiation fee & then a $24/year per family. It will be prorated for new members depending on when they join, then it will be $24/year per family to renew

Ear & Eye protection must be worn while the range is "HOT". Eye protection MUST BE wrap-around type...NO EXCEPTIONS!!!

We observe all SASSŽ range safety rules. Keep your shootin' irons, but use them safely. Don't load them shootin' irons until you are ready to do some shootin', then load at the loadin' table. Keep them pistols in their holsters, until you are ready to shoot. No show-n-tell. No fancy gun twirling, fannin', quick draw or other show-off stuff

Updated 4/13/09