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THE NEXT CLUB BUSINESS MEETING IS THURSDAY MARCH 5, 2026 AT 6PM.
New Member Orientations are on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month. Starting at 1PM Sharp!
CURRENT UPDATE: 2/15/2026
HB4145 Has New Amendments – It is still a bad bill. STOP HB4145
1. HB4145 work session moved to 2/16/2026 3pm. HR-B Show up to Represent!
2. Contact Your Representative!
3. Contact the House Judiciary Committee to STOP HB4145. NOW! See below.
Our Republicans have posted a HB4145 ‘-2 Amendment’ that strips the bill of all content and sets BM114 implementation for January 1, 2028. We hope the courts will kill it before then.
While ‘-2’ could be an acceptable fallback. HB4145 just needs to be STOPPED.
The bill authors have posted a HB4145 ‘-3 Amendment’ which clearly needs to be STOPPED.
HB4145 with its ‘-3 Amendment’ STILL has its all its critical issues (in addition to the extended list below):
1. Serious privacy issues in the fingerprint process and the illegal registry created by this bill.
2. Special groups are still exempt from the permitting process
3. HB4145 prices and delays Oregonians from their constitutional rights.
Your Action Is NEEDED:
1. Notify the committee members that HB4145 needs to STOP. HB4145 violates Oregonian’s rights. Send the points above,
2. Try this Email Link to get started
It starts an email with addresses populated. Add your concerns and demand that the HB4145 Stop. Hit send!
Individual emails for the Committee Members we need to contact..
Rep.JasonKropf@oregonlegislature.gov
Rep.WillyChotzen@oregonlegislature.gov
Rep.TomAndersen@oregonlegislature.gov
Rep.FarrahChaichi@oregonlegislature.gov
Rep.ThuyTran@oregonlegislature.gov
Here is the rest of the content of HB4145. HB4145 must STOP.
HB4145 is not about saving lives. HB4145 is all about removing Oregonian’s right to self-defense.
HB4145 increases fees ($65-$150, +130%) and delays (30-60 days,+100%), with no recourse by Oregonians when the schedule is not met and must be restarted.
- The delays with the training requirement means it takes 3-4months for an Oregonian to exercise their 2nd amendment and self defense rights.
- This increase in fees and delays mean that some Oregonians cannot afford to execute their constitutional rights to self-defense.
- This is no longer a ‘Shall’ issue permit with the clause that it may be denied based on a subjective ruling, without adjudication, by the issuing authority.
- HB4145 installs a registry of gun owners that can be misused or breached, which is a direct violation of federal law.
- HB4145 seeks to manipulate the judicial system by requiring all legal challenges to be completed through Marion Circuit Court. This means the law is so wrong that the authors know it will not survive legal challenges outside of their home court.
- Inappropriate/unethical use of the emergency clause preventing Oregonians from deploying the referendum process.
Moves BM114 implementation to Jan 1, 2028
Information provided by the Oregon State Shooting Association
NEW PROCEDURE FOR GUESTS
The club has changed insurance carriers due to the fact that the old carrier no longer insures gun clubs, or firearm related businesses. The new carrier, which is nationally recognized, requires that each time a non-member or guest enters the property where shooting is taking place, they must fill out a liability waiver. A waiver must be filled out for each visit, even if they’ve filled one out on a prior visit.
To implement this policy, the waivers will be placed in distribution boxes on each range, along with a deposit box for the completed forms. Once the form is filled out, including the name of the sponsoring member, place it in the deposit box. A copy of the waiver is enclosed, which may be copied or used, if bringing a guest, but waiver forms will also be available on every range. Waivers will be kept on file for a period of at least a year.
We ask that everyone help to ensure this process is adhered to, as our insurance coverage depends on compliance. If a non-member is found who has not completed the required form, they will be instructed to leave the property immediately, along with the member who brought them. Repeated violations of this policy could affect a member’s membership status. PLEASE DON’T BE THE PERSON WHO PUTS THE CLUB’S INSURANCE IN JEOPARDY.
Another issue which keeps coming up is pets on the club property, particularly dogs. Some members insist on bringing their dogs to the range and letting them roam free. They also don’t clean up after their pets. Members who have stepped in dog poop have complained about this problem and there has also been instances of a dog running downrange on the rifle range while shooting has been going on.
Lane County Ordinances require that dogs be kept on a leash, and that owners clean up after their pets. There are signs around the club reminding members to keep their pets on a leash, but some have been ignoring this. If this continues, then the club will have no choice but to either ban dogs on the shooting areas, or take direct action against the offending members.
The cure for this problem is really simple, either leave your dogs at home, or keep them in your vehicle when coming to the range. If you take your dog out of your vehicle, it must be on a leash and you are required to pick up after it. Like mentioned, it’s a simple cure.
Sincerely, The Board of Directors.
RAPID FIRE ON CLUB RANGES
It has come to our attention that some members using the rifle and pistol ranges are firing at an excessive rate to simulate automatic fire. This is strictly prohibited. Our policy allows only one round per second, as clearly indicated on signs posted at all ranges. Rapid fire is permitted only on the Action Ranges for Cowboy Action, Advanced Shooter Practice, Law Enforcement, and Coast Guard training.
Please follow these rules, as we have nearby neighbors and must ensure all rounds remain on our property. Failure to comply may result in membership revocation. A first offense will receive a warning; a second offense will result in removal from club property.
These rules are in place for everyone’s safety.
HANDGUN SAFETY CLASS
2026 class dates are now availble.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
If you’re interested in helping the club by volunteering your time for things like;
- Garbage cans emptied on rifle and pistol range, also outside cans at club house and bags replaced.
- Mow-ranges-rifle-and-pistol,-check-for-shooters,-always-turn-Safety-Lights-on.
- Mow ranges rifle and pistol, check for shooters, always turn Safety Lights on.
- Mow action range w/ blade suggestion on height to protect blade.
- Leaf blowing handicap spots, sidewalks, range floors as needed, also trap field stations occasionally. Weed eat (weed eater provided) outside of gate.
- Also around archery targets, and any other area deemed necessary.
- Weed eat (weed eater provided) outside of gate. Also around archery targets, and any other area deemed necessary.
- Put all recycle items in recycle dumpster (not garbage dumpster) it’s free.
- Trim blackberry branches on #1, #7 and #8 of action range as needed
- Clean sign outside of as needed.
- Mow archery area.
- Mow by gravel pile