Southern Utah Practical Shooters, Inc.

All Classifier Match:  21January2012,  68 rounds.

Setup & Staple Targets:  8:30 A.M.
Signup:  8:45 A.M.
Shooter’s meeting:  9:00 A.M.
Commence Firing:  ASAP Thereafter

This is the one to attend folks, if you can.  Shoot this match and you will have enough classifiers to get a USPSA Classification in one or two guns.   You may shoot two Divisions in the match.   So bring enough ammo.  Please make small squads so that it goes quickly.

Note that all classifier matches permit “try agains” if you feel your run did not reflect your true skill level (for instance a jam or other malfunction). These cost $1.  We will note mulligans on paper score sheets for later entry.  We will use the first run as the Saturday match score, and the best run for what is submitted to the USPSA for classification.

I will not be at the match as I’m staff for the SHOT Show 3-Gun Match.  Jeff Bailey will serve as Match Director and Scoring-meister.

CM99-23:  Bay 1, 12 rounds
CM99-48:  Bay 2, 12 rounds
CM99-57:  Bay 3, 12 rounds
CM99-62:  Bay 4, 6 rounds
CM03-02:  Bay 5, 12 rounds
CM03-04:  Bay 6, 14 rounds

Tearing down the state match stages. Starting at 0930, but show up when you can.  Bring a cordless drill/screwdriver with bits if you can.

On the 7th, prior to our match, we held our annual meeting and elections.

Meeting report:

The board convened prior and decided that members signing up that morning could vote and need not join for 2011 in order to participate.  Approximately 32 members attended.

SUPS President (Ken Nelson) presented a brief status/summary of 2011.  His presentation is summarized in this PDF.

New SUPR Club Officers were elected by secret ballot.  The president, vice president, and secretary/treasurer offices were uncontested.  Jon Christensen declined to run after a volunteer for the office was found.

Thank you, Bob Wolf, for stepping up as Secretary/Treasurer for 2012.   And many thanks to Jon Christensen for his many years of service to the club.

The 2 at-large officers, Bob Anderson and Cecil Dutton, were replaced by Chad Larson and Jim Meade.    We thank Bob and Cecil for their service as well.   Bob has been either Secretary or Vice President of the club for the last decade, and what we built in 2011 rested squarely on his long term efforts.

The treasurers report included information that the State Match ran at no loss to SUPS.  Additionally, we purchased the Polish Plate Rack, and manufactured about 55 new target stands.  Much of the state match funds were used to purchase building materials to produce the stage structural facade.  There were also many pieces of equipment donated to the club for the match.  All of this equipment will be reused for the Area 1 match.

The treasury had just over $25,000 at year end, mostly from early Area 1 match entry and shirt fees.  A paper copy of the treasure’s report was left for anyone to review.  It will not be posted, but may be reviewed by any club member desiring to do so.

A motion to give Junior members voting privileges was raised by Jeff Bailey.  After discussion among all members, a final motion was approved changing the by-laws to permit juniors voting privileges if they are age 14 or higher and members for one year, or if they have been certified as a Range Officer by the USPSA.

We are missing 5 chairs donated by the Cowboy Club for the state match. They are white and have Dixie Desperados on the underside of the seat:

We would welcome them back so we can return them to the folks who helped us so much at the match.

It will be sad, but we must take down the state match. )-:

Please RSVP if you can attend and bring a cordless drill with screw driver bits.

I’ve no idea on how long, just stay as long as you can.

Thanks!