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2024 Match Dates
2nd Saturday 4th Sunday
April 28
May 11 May 26
June 8 June 23
G.A.F. June 29
July 13 July 28
Aug 10 Aug 25
Sept 14 Sept 22
Oct 12 Oct 27
Nov 9 (???)
Registration 8 A.M. Safety meeting 8:45
How to Get to the Dry Gulch Ranch Cowboy Range
Hope to see you there!!
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Gnome, gnome on the range!
From the July 10th Chicago Sun Times-<br />
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"The Chicago Sun-Times reported Tuesday that the roughly 300,000 anticipated gun owners wanting a concealed-carry license from the state may not be able to get one until March 2014 at the earliest.<br />
That’s because the law that wound up being put on the books Tuesday when the House and Senate overrode Gov. Pat Quinn’s amendatory veto of the concealed-carry legislation granted the Illinois State Police 180 days to make applications available for concealed-carry permits.<br />
The agency has another 90 days after that to process applications for those who provide fingerprints and four months to handle those without. Over all, the State Police estimate the program will cost $25 million to run.<br />
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[font=tahoma, geneva, sans-serif]See the [/font][font="tahoma, geneva, sans-serif"]other ISRA information I posted today to see what action the ISRA is taking to remedy this debacle.[/font]
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"The Chicago Sun-Times reported Tuesday that the roughly 300,000 anticipated gun owners wanting a concealed-carry license from the state may not be able to get one until March 2014 at the earliest.<br />
That’s because the law that wound up being put on the books Tuesday when the House and Senate overrode Gov. Pat Quinn’s amendatory veto of the concealed-carry legislation granted the Illinois State Police 180 days to make applications available for concealed-carry permits.<br />
The agency has another 90 days after that to process applications for those who provide fingerprints and four months to handle those without. Over all, the State Police estimate the program will cost $25 million to run.<br />
<br />
[font=tahoma, geneva, sans-serif]See the [/font][font="tahoma, geneva, sans-serif"]other ISRA information I posted today to see what action the ISRA is taking to remedy this debacle.[/font]