General Meetings - The monthly
Board and General Meetings are held on the 3rd Wednesday of every
month. They start at 7:00 PM and are held at the club house at
the range. These meetings are usually brief and give the membership
a chance to ask questions, express an opinion, or get to know
the club better. Why not stop by?
Help Wanted!
- If you look at our calendar
throughout the year, you can see that we have many activities.
It takes a lot of planning and effort by dedicated people to
make all these activities happen. Also, considerable effort is
put in by the officers and the directors to run the club, to
take care of the day to day decisions, and to make it an attractive
place for the members. As you may have noticed, the membership
is slowly rising. We must be doing something right. . .
If you have some spare time and are interested
in helping out the club, stop buy at the General Meetings and
get to know us and we’ll talk about what you may be interested
in doing for the club. Thanks.
Give a Membership
- No matter what time of year - it’s
a good time to join BCSA. A gift membership to the club
makes a nice birthday or Christmas present for the shooter in
your family. Or hand one out to someone you know who may be looking
for a safe place to shoot, or is interested in organized, competitive
events. We are always looking for new members. A BCSA membership application is available on
this web site.
Wild Game Dinner - Each year, usually in February or March, BCSA sponsors
a "Wild Game Dinner". This dinner is open to the public.
The dinner meat must be wild (not wild tasting) and donated by
club members and friends. Special emphasis is put on the less
common game, such as elk, moose, caribou, etc. This dinner is
always sold out, and everyone has a good time, and lots to eat.
Mossberg .22 Rifles Available - If you weren't aware if it, the Civilian
Marksmanship Program (CMP, was DCM) is offering to sell surplus
government .22 caliber Mossberg Model 44US rifles to qualifying
applicants. One qualification is to belong to a club which fosters
marksmanship skills - as BCSA certainly does. The rifles have
peep sights, wooden stocks, but no magazines. Price is $75.00,
plus $19.95 shipping. Limit: 3 rifles per person, per year. See
link to CMP for details.
Official BCSA Member Rules
- This is it - the official
rules of the Club. Please, read them and understand them.
Official
BCSA Bylaws - Interesting reading,
actually, tracing the origins of BCSA back to 1919.
There are other activities during the year,
including the Empire State Games tryouts. The club publishes
a quarterly newsletter.
07/07/2007