CAPCO and Grand
Valley Training Club have each graciously agreed to a $500.00 matching
challenge grant to the Orchard Mesa Gun Club membership for road improvements
to the south range area of the 32 Road range.
Your contributions
will be divided equally between the two grant challenges.
Please send your
contributions to OMGC Treasurer indicating the funds are for the matching
challenge grants.
Don’t delay --
final accounting is due May 30, 2010!
Send your $1,000.00 $100.00 $52.00,
$36.00, $26.00 or $15.00 contribution today.
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ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENTS TO YOUR 32 ROAD RANGE.
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 23 March 2010 )
Monthly Meetings
Contributed by M. Dean Blanck
Tuesday, 11 August 2009
Monthly Meetings of the Orchard Mesa Gun Club will be held at the outdoor range in the Range House.
Due to scheduling and fee problems with the Colorado Division of Wildlife the Board of directors of OMGC have decided that all future membership meetings will be held on our property.
Thanks for your continued support of OMGC
Meeting times will remain the same 7:30 PM. Third Tuesday of each month.
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Starting today, Arizona residents at least 21 years old can carry a concealed weapon without a permit.
The change is part of a broad weapons law by state Sen. Russell Pearce passed by the state Legislature in April that eases restrictions on concealed carry.
The House this afternoon passed a bill that would change the law to allow someone going through bankruptcy proceedings to retain their rifles, shotguns, and pistols so long as they are worth less than $3,000 combined.
One month ago, the Supreme Court held in McDonald v. City of Chicago that states, not just the federal government, are prevented from violating Americans' Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms. The Supreme Court did not, however, define the full scope of the right, nor the standard of review by which challenged statutes will be judged.
In other words: It ain't over yet. A number of pending lawsuits across the country will further shape how the Second Amendment will be applied.
The more it looks like the Senate will confirm Elena Kagan for the Supreme Court, the more gun owners should worry. Yesterday, Sen. Olympia J. Snowe of Maine became the fourth Republican to stand behind President Obama's nominee on the phony basis that Ms. Kagan supports gun rights.
In January, a small group of enthusiasts met in Delhi to found The National Association of Gun Rights India (Nagri) to lobby lawmakers and to fund legal cases that make it easier to own and carry arms in India.
This month the organisation began a membership drive -- and in doing so, they have provoked a debate about the role of fire arms in the land of Mahatma Gandhi.
