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Welcome to the East End Rod and Gun Club
The East End Rod and Gun Club was started in July 16, 1947. Started by Harold Otto (pres.), Geo Heller (vp), and Vic Nyrgren (sec/tres). The object was the promotion of the conservation of our natural resources, hunter safety education, the relations between sportsmen and landowner, and shooting sports among the citizens of our community. Memberships will now run 365 days so if you purchase today, it will expire one year from the day you join. We will send you a postcard approximately 45 days prior to your membership expiration. This will be the only notification you will receive. Women on Target (TM) - May 12, 2012 - East End Rod & Gun Club in conjunction with the NRA is proud to once again present Women on Target. This is an NRA sponsored shooting event for women and girls only. Any shooter under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent. Male parent may bring child and register with them but may not participate. Once again we are offering a morning and an afternoon session. The sessions will be first come first served so get your registration in early as class sizes are limited. Please indicate your preference of morning or afternoon but keep in mind that if classes fill up you may be given the option of the other session. The range will be CLOSED May 12, 2012 for this event. Refuse to be a Victim (R) - April 28, 2012 from 1-4 pm. Sponsored by the East End Rod & Gun Club and Defensive Solutions, LLC. This FREE four hour seminar teaches adults and older teens how to improve their personal safety strategies, and what techniques and tactics can be used to help avoid becoming an easy victim of crime and criminals. Class size is limited so sign up now! Contact your State Representatives and let them know how you feel about current events: http://www.leg.state.or.us/findlegsltr/home.htm We had several of the people at the last concealed Carry Class that asked about a reference for travel. This is one of the best references available. This is not the only source for the book but probably the most simple way to get it. Keith recommended that everyone with a concealed carry permit have a copy and update it regularly. Know your club RANGE RULES!! |
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| Please NOTE: No 50 cal BMG (or derivative there of) is to be shot at the East End Rod and Gun club range except for Law Enforcement Officers with prior authorization. Also, full automatic discharge is prohibited! | ||
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We are happy to announce that we have signed a lease for the use of the range land along with 2 - 20 year extentions. We are constantly working to develop a plan for the use of the property and goals for what we would like to accomplish in the next several years.We would like to encourage everyone to come to the meetings and be an active participant in this decision making process. In 2005, we were able to get the road and a firing line graveled. In 2006 we installed concrete shooting benches along the firing line, and hope to possibly widen the firing line area so you would still be driving on gravel. We also began Cowboy Town. In 2007 we obtained an ODFW grant for berming out to 400 yards and the permanent, handicap bathroom. Our 2010 ODFW grant funds helped us get an automatic gate system! We hope to apply for an OWDF Grant again in 2012. If there is something else you’d like to see at YOUR East End Rod & Gun Club we invite you to join us at our monthly meetings. This year we have seen a slight increase in attendance at the meetings but a normal meeting only has about 10-20 members attending. Those people need your help to facilitate further range growth. |
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| Posted 1/14/2012 | Office extended through 2012 |
2012-2013 Elected Officers |
| President: | Verl Presnall | |
| Vice President: | Buddy Birdwell |
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| Treasurer: | Donna Lambert | |
| Secretary/Web Mistress: | LeAnn Kemmerer | |
| Board Member Position #1 | Ron Fastrup | |
| Board Member Position #2:: | Lance Hallmark | |
| Board Member Position #3: | Everett Barlow | |
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Next meeting February 8, 2012 (then March 14). We meet at 7:00 pm on the 2nd Wednesday - Milton-Freewater American Legion -- with the new meeting day, we will use the main floor room!!! 424 N.E. 8th Ave., Milton-Freewater, OR. See below for directions to EERG Club Meetings: To the Range: |
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Events Listing
Sporting Clays/
5 Stand
3rd Saturday
Summer time, every other Tuesday, see calendar for details (updated throughout the year, so check back!)
AmVets
No scheduled shoots at this time
Cowboy Action
1st Saturday of every month
Shooter's meeting 8:30 am
Winter Schedule, Oct - Mar
Shooter's meeting 9:30 am
Hunter Safety Course
For information on the Hunter Safety Course please contact Andy Millar at: 938-4485.
Defensive Solutions, LLC
Offering a variety of personal safety classes. Check out the Upcoming Classes section!
ISCP 3 Gun
Anyone interested in local ISPC 3 Gun please send an e-mail
We would like to remind everyone to please clean up after yourselves when you are using the range. There have been reports that someone has been shooting glass bottles and obviously that is not something we want to see. It creates a huge mess and a hazard for other people who are using the range. Use the existing target stands to affix your targets and if you bring out plastic bottles or something like that, please clean up the mess and take it home with you. Because we are trying to keep expenses under control we do not have garbage service at the range. We appreciate your “packing it out, if you pack it in.”
** Remember that there is equipment in the “dog” houses spread out on the range and DON’T use those to hang targets off of. **
East End Rod & Gun Club Phone:
(541) 203-0124
Please leave a message ANYTIME you plan to use the range outside of scheduled events!
Or, e-mail Membership@EERGunClub.com
The calendar of scheduled events is linked above, please refer to that before you go out to the range. If you are at the range when one of these events is taking place, contact the person in charge to see if arrangements can be made for you to shoot. Those events do take precedence but most of the time something can be arranged so you can utilize the range also.
Most importantly, when you are at the range, respect the other shooters who may be out there at the same time. The firing line has been moved forward to facilitate more people using the range at one time. Please don’t set up targets etc that would limit the use of the range by your fellow shooters. The range is for everyone’s use and as our membership grows your chance of being the only person at the range is diminishing.
Remember the tenant at the house is a member of the club and looking out for our interests, remember this if he should come out and ask you about being out there. If you get the opportunity tell them thanks for watching out for things.
