Project Appleseed

Wingwrench's orange hat receives a fitting retirement

Wingwrench looks very instructorly in Red

Pictures!
Wingwrench gets some new head gear !

It was a HOT weekend at the Sportsman's club of Battle Creek. With the temps staying in the upper 90's all weekend. Despite the heat is was nice to see all of our shooters on the line helping us celebrate our heritage. The shooters took what we taught them and applied it to their shooting, you could see great improvement throughout the weekend even with the heat. It was nice to see Richard get a rifleman score yet again and Misty is right there knocking on the door. Jason and Adrian also improved greatly with their scores getting to 180's, with time and practice I'm sure all the shooters will be seeing those rifleman scores.

I would like to thank all my instructors that came out and braved the heat to make the shoot possible and I would also like to thank the Sportsman's Club of Battle Creek for hosting the shoot.

Well I think there were some pictures taken so...
 

We need to have 3 day range work week to finish installing the electrical for the popup target machines, the hardest part is finished and we have power up to the 500 yard line. This three day work weekend will be for general clean up ,painting and finishing this electrical project. The last thing that needs to be done is to ditch too and install outlets at each yard line. We will then have a safe functioning electrical system that will support electronic controllers for the popups and last another 20 years or so. I need your help to do this. We also need you to bring rakes, shovels, weed-eaters and other general yard maintenance tools. A tractor with a bucket would be a great help too.
Some of the items I would like to knock out besides the electrical are the steps behind the range huts, this will involve using railroad ties to make more permanent steps into the hillside like the ones behind the 25 yard range. The girl scouts built that set of steps.
We need to remove debris from the berms so they can be mowed.
There's a lot of piles of debris that we can move to the burn pit area.
General cleanup of the camping area
Covering the electrical ditches that have washed out.
Cleaning out the target shed, rebuilding the doors and painting. The one at 300
Coating the container roofs with sealant.
Pasting new targets on the card board backers for the KD range.


  I will provided Lunch all three days and lots of water. Gate will open at 08:00
This will be posted on the Appleseed forum too. I will update the forum every so often.

 

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