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GARDNER RIFLE CLUB

RANDY FRANDA MEMORIAL RIFLE SHOOT

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th, 2020
Shooting starts at 7:00am, ends at 4:00pm
NOTHING SHOT AFTER 4:00pm WILL BE SCORED
Payout at approximately 4:30pm
YOUTH SHOOT FOR DEER RIFLE AND VARMINT CLASSES.
FOOR AVAILABLE
50 BIRD SPORTING CLAYS
ALL RULES AND CLASSES ARE POSTED ON THE GARDNER GUN CLUBS FACEBOOK PAGE
AND AT WWW.GARDNERRIFLECLUB.COM
Proceeds will benefit the
SOUTHERN DOOR HIGH SCHOOL TRAP CLUB

MEAT RAFFLE
BEER FOR A YEAR
GUN RAFFLE

GARDNER RIFLE CLUB RIFLE/PISTOL SHOOT RULES

GENERAL RULES APPLY TO ALL SHOOTING

1. Shooting starts at 7:AM, and ends at 11:00AM. Nothing shot after 11:00AM will be scored!
  Payout approximiately 11:30AM.
2. Target are $6.00 each, $1.00 to club, $5.00 to pay out. 3rd gets $5.00 single entry fee,
  2nd gets 40%, and 1st gets 60%.
3. Seven minutes maximum to shoot your five rounds, or your target will be disqualified.
4. Sand bags are bipods allowed front and rear, no gun vises.
5. Scoring is done by counting down, if your bullet hole breaks into the black of the lower numbered ring
that score is the lower of the two numbers.
6. All classes are scored with five shots per target. If your target has five separate targets on it,
there needs to be one bullet hole in each target, if two are in the same target, one will be a zero and
the higher of the two counted. If you shoot six shots in a target, the target will be
  disqualified. Return shot targets to be scored, targets must be unaltered or target will be disqualified.
7. Clean up after yourself!

RIFLE VARMINT CLASS (CENTERFIRE)

1. .246" and lower bullet diameter/caliber.
2. 12X scope maximum or scope turned down to 12X maximum.
3. Maximum .704" barrel diameter at the smallest point. (Approximately a dime.)
4. Less than 10 pounds total weight.
5. Five shots at 100 yards.

DEER RIFLE CLASS (CENTERFIRE)

1. .265" and larger bullet diameter/caliber.
2. 12X scope maximum or scope turned down to 12X maximum.
3. Maximum .704" barrel diameter at the smallest point. (Approximately a dime.)
4. Less than 10 pounds total weight.
5. Five shots at 100 yards.

RIFLE OPEN CLASS SMALL BORE (CENTERFIRE)

1. .264" and lower bullet diameter/caliber.
2. Over 10 pounds, and/or over .704" barrel diameter at the smallest point. (Approximately a dime.)
3. 100 yards.

RIFLE OPEN CLASS LARGE BORE (CENTERFIRE)

1. .265" and larger bullet diameter/caliber.
2. OVER 10 POUNDS, and over/or .704" barrel diameter at the smallest point. (Approximately a dime.)
3. 100 yards.

RIFLE OPEN SIGHTS (CENTERFIRE)

1. Any caliber.
2. No barrel diameter limitation.
3. peet sights are allowed.
4. 100 yards.

RIFLE OFFHAND (CENTERFIRE)

1. Any caliber.
2. No barrel diameter limitation.
3. Open sights or scoped.
4. 100 yards.

PISTOL CLASSES

1. 15 Yards.
2. All free hand, no resting or leaning.
3. Separate class for centerfire and .22 rimfire.

RIFLE CLASS (.22 RIMFIRE)

1. 25 Yards.
2. Seperate class for scoped and open sights, peep sights are ruled as open sights.

RIFLE CLASS (.17 RIM/FIRE/CENTERFIRE)

1. 50 Yards.
2. Scoped.

Trap Times

ROUND 1 PULL

The Door County Youth Trap League (DCYTL) wrapped up its 11th season with a new venue and format. Our new format of shooting strictly at the Gardner Rifle Club was a success as well as the new shooting schedule which offered shooting Saturday or Monday or both. We felt this was better to accommodate our shooters/students busy spring schedule. Our fee remained the same as prior years due to the overwhelming support of the Gardner Rifle Club. Funds for new guns and vests were donated by Gardner Rifle Club, Whitetails Unlimited and Dirk Resler. Mr. Resler also donated shells and graciously paid for the state shooters shirts. The Gardner Rifle Club extended their support to the top ten shooters by sponsoring the State registration fees. Shells were also donated by Jandrin Refrigeration, Greystone Castle and Gardner Rifle Club.

ROUND 2 PULL

The season finale was a Lewis Buddy Back Up Shoot. Top honors for Buddy Back Up went to Braden Delveaux and his buddy Justin Clark with 49 out of 50. Landon Blasier and popular buddy Justin Clark followed up with 48 out of 50. Everyone enjoyed food graciously provided by Fish Farm & Game, Econo Foods, Marchants, and Coach Beth Jeurink. The “Les Meyer Perpetual Youth High Gun” trophy was earned by Jacob Fritschler with the highest average in our eleventh season of 23.33. Jacob was also recognized as the recipient of the longest run trophy 49 straight. Through the generosity of the Tom Austad Family in memory of his dedications to youth and trap shooting, Aiden Deuchert is this years scholarship recipient. Paige Penovich was awarded a new scholarship sponsored by Jan Resler of Potawatomi Kennels.

ROUND 3 PULL
Door County Youth Trap League State Shooters 2019.

TEAM 1
team one

L-R Mason Bosman, Chase Weckler, Tyler Plzak, Austin Reeths, Jacob Fritschler. Team 1 finished in 1^st place out of 14 teams in Double AA Open Class.

TEAM 2
team one

L-R Aiden Deuchert, Braeden Haines, Braden Delveaux, Cole Frangipane, Taylor Laughlin. Team 2 finished in 4^th place out of 14 teams in Double AA Open Class.

ROUND 4 PULL

By Early March 2020 we will be posting information regarding the DCYTL and the 48^th Annual State Shoot in Mayville. Please encourage any Door County Youth to check it out.
Kim & Jan are working on sponsorship and registration, more info to follow.
Gardner Rifle Club Fathers Day Shoot, Saturday, June 15, 2019.

ROUND 5 PULL

It is with sincere thanks and appreciation that we recognize all the people that make the DCYT League a success with their weekly time and dedication: Coaches: Jim Wolters, Beth Jeurink, Kim Welch, Mike Marchant and our secretaries Tina Reeths, Cathy Meyer and the Gardner Rifle Club Board of Directors and members for their continued support. We look forward to working with you in the future to continue to offer affordable youth trap shooting for all youth of Door County. FYI trapshooting is the safest, fastest growing sport among youth. Founders of the DCYTL Jan Resler and Kim Welch.

Any questions please contact Kim Welch 920-824-5111 or 920-495-5503 Jan Resler 920-495-8142

CHECK US OUT AT: www.gardnerrifleclub.com PLEASE NOTE ANY CHANGE IN SCHEDULING WILL BE POSTED ON THE GARDNER RIFLE CLUB and DOOR COUNTY YOUTH TRAP LEAGUE!

Gardner Rifle Club Events

END OF 2019 YEAR BANQUET.
7:00 PM PRESENTATION WITH BANQUET TO FOLLOW.
COME HUNGRY!
TUESDAY, 9/10/2019

$1.00 Beers!

Come at 6:30 pm and see how everyone did for the year, then stay awhile for great food and friends. Did we say $1.00 beer night!

CHECK OUT THE GARDNER RIFLE CLUB WEBSITE
RANDY FRANDA MEMORIAL RIFLE SHOOT
SEPTEMBER 28TH, 2019

About Gardner Rifle Club

Thanks To These Eleven Men Gardner Rifle & Trap Club Was Founded in 1970.
Myron Alberts	Eugene Alberts	Dean Alberts
Dale Sharkey	Norbert Schulties	Donald Alberts
Stan Tisler	Pete Spude	Jim Counard
Albert Ploor		Robert Loresch

	Gardner Rifle Club's Mission
	To promote fellowship, and a sense of true sportsmanship among its members and all fellow sports enthusiast. Encourage the preservation of all natural resources for future generation by promoting game management and land management. Adhere to all game laws, cooperate with all conservation organizations to expand and perpetuate the safe use of firearms, and archery. Strive to promote, assist, and instruct future generations in hunter safety and good sportsmanship.

Becoming a Member

If you would like to become a member or have any questions, contact a board member or stop in at the Gardner Rifle Club and fill out a membership form.

Thank you.

Adult League Results and Schedule

Make sure all league fee and memberships are paid or scores will not count.

Division A	Division B	Division C	Division D
Schedule	Schedule	Schedule	Schedule
Standings	Standings	Standings	Standings
Results	Results	Results	Results
Averages	Averages	Averages	Averages

*** When at all possible, the weekly information will be updated within 96 hours after shooting has been completed.

League and Shooting Fees

Gardner Rifle Club Fees 2019
Membership
Yearly Membership			$30.00
3 Year Membership			$75.00
Lifetime Membership			$375.00
League
Weekly Shooting Fee- $5.00
Practice fee-$4.00 Youth Fee-$2.00 Sponsorship fee- $40.00

Gardner Youth League Information

Registration Form for Youth Trap - DCYT-Registration-Form

New format for the Door County Youth Trap League. SATURDAY & MONDAY! All rounds will be shot at the Gardner Rifle Club. We will begin on Saturday, March 28th, 2020 (weather permitting) starting at 8a.m. and then again on Monday, March 30th, starting at 5:30 p.m. We will end with our fun shoot on May 2nd and the announcement of the state team members. As always we are willing to work around any scheduling conflict. Posters will soon be available at your school office. Registration forms can be downloaded here and will also be available at the Gardner Rifle Club. Any questions please contact Kim Welch @ 824-5111 or 495-5503.

Hope to see your there.

CHECK US OUT AT:  www.gardnerrifleclub.com

PLEASE NOTE ANY CHANGE IN SCHEDULING WILL BE POSTED ON THE WEBSITE.

We can always use volunteers, and monetary donations are appreciated to help defray costs and keep trap shooting affordable for our youth. Sponsor a shooter, it’s rewarding!

Contacts

Warren Larkin
2389 Stevenson Pier Road Brusssles WI 54204
920.825.7406

dkwelch@centurytel.net Contact information for:
Gardner Rifle Club
Southern Door High School League/Door County Youth Trap

Our Mission

To promote fellowship, and a sense of true sportsmanship among its members and all fellow sports enthusiast. Encourage the preservation of all natural resources for future generation by promoting game management and land management. Adhere to all game laws, cooperate with all conservation organizations to expand and perpetuate the safe use of firearms, and archery. Strive to promote, assist, and instruct future generations in hunter safety and good sportsmanship.