We are looking for current club members who would be interested in serving on the TRPC gun club board.  We have an election coming up in the fall and we are about to start our search for candidates who would like to serve as either a rifle, pistol or shotgun director starting in 2023 for a three-year term.  If you would like to be a part of the team that manages your club or you have questions please give me, Alan Wilson a call at 469-236-7242.

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The Terrell 200-yard range is being renovated to insure that the members continue to have a great experience while using the range.

While the awning is being cleaned and repainted Mark Franecki organized and supervised a repair of the backstop and replacement of the target holders. Mark and JD Watson also took advantage of the skid steer to improve the pistol bays.

When you get a chance, be sure and thank our volunteers on this project. We can't maintain the ranges without people like Ron Chambers John Jebavy, Gene Pohlman, Lester Durst and your rifle and pistol directors, Mark Franecki, Paul Walker, Alan Wilson and JD Watson.

 

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John Ilzhoefer
Daryl Melkert

The Terrell Rifle and Pistol Club had winners at the National Matches.

This summer at the National Matches at Camp Perry Ohio the Texas state rifle team came away with another big win.
The team, with the help of TRPC club member John Ilzhoefer and frequent club competitor Daryl Melkert had
the overall win in the National Trophy Infantry Team Match. Along with the overall win they were also awarded the
Leatherneck Trophy for high civilian score.

The match is all rapid-fire with a six-man team starting at six hundred yards and stopping at five hundred, three hundred
and two hundred yards for fifty seconds of firing at silhouette targets.

This match has come to be called the Rattle Battle because of the rapid nature of the shooting.
Congratulations to John and Daryl

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