 Oregon State Shooting Association - Q1'22 Quarterly Board and Directors Meeting
Douglas Ridge Rifle Club February 5, 2022, 9am-12pm The meeting is open to members. Members can contact President@ossa.org for access or information. Oregon State Shooting Associations 2022 Annual Meeting will be held at
Tri-County Gun Club (13050 S.W. Tonquin Road; Sherwood, OR 97140) May 1, 2022, 11am-2pm Further communication will be made to members on logistics. Members can contact President@ossa.org for access or information. Tentative Agenda:
 INTRODUCTION TO BULLSEYE
The Oregon State Shooting Association presents a FREE clinic to introduce new and experienced shooters to the Precision Pistol/Bullseye discipline SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6 9:00AM-12:00PM TRI-COUNTY GUN CLUB INDOOR RANGE MORE.......  Oregon’s James Fox wins at CMP Camp Perry, 2021
James Fox continues his dominance in across the course service rifle. James took 2nd overall in the 2400 aggregate with 2383-131X, which is 2 points off the leader, but 28Xs better. James claimed high civilian all 3 days and in the aggregate standing. James Fox teamed up with Nick Till to win the Hearst Doubles trophy with a score of 595-30X. James was in the top 10 in all position standings. Congratulations James! Job Well Done!  Oregon’s Mason White Sets Records and Wins Big at CMP Camp Perry, 2021 (CMP photo)
Mason White, a junior shooter from Sandy, Oregon, served up an outstanding performance at the 2021 CMP National Matches. Topping the list was the high overall civilian and junior for the national individual service rifle match. Mason took home the Nathan Hale Trophy (High Civilian) and the Golden Eagle Trophy (High Junior) in grand style by setting BOTH National Records with a 498-15x. Congratulations Mason!! The CMP matches are a weeklong ordeal and Mason performed well all week.
Job Well Done!  FIREARM INDUSTRY KEEPING SAFETY TOP PRIORITY AS FAMILIES BEGIN REUNITING
By Joe Bartozzi Firearm sales continue to be hot, even after a year of pandemic closures, civil unrest, elections and now the specter of gun control executive actions and legislation. The firearm industry, and those businesses that provide the means of exercising the Second Amendment, are working to ensure new firearm owners are welcomed, educated, and encouraged to practice safe storage and handling of their new purchases. This has always been a top priority and will remain so with more than 8.4 million first-time gun buyers last year and more joining the community each day. MORE ...  MY CAMP PERRY EXPERIENCE – OVER 45 YEARS OF NATIONAL MATCH ATTENDANCE March 24, 2021 CIVILIAN MARKSMANSHIP PROGRAM▸THE FIRST SHOT▸ By J. Nelson Shew, 79, of Lebanon, Oregon My first year at Camp Perry was in 1970 as a member of the National Guard National Shooting Team. I have competed in 47 National Matches as a shooter and also a couple of years as a volunteer or coach. I shot mostly service rifle in highpower competition but did enter smallbore a couple of years. I have been a President’s 100 member (finishing in the top 100 of the President’s Rifle Match) 20 times and was the overall winner of the match in 1988. I was also the National Guard Service Champion numerous times. MORE ...  |