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The club owns a large (and ever growing) variety of props that allow for a wide variety of shooting scenarios. In addition to standard steel targets and a wide range of cardboard target stands we have a free-standing doorway, 8 free-standing wall segments, many smaller wall segments, drop-turner and swinging targets, more than a dozen barrels. A more complete list can be found on our props page.
Match Description - Our matches are held on Sunday mornings and Thursday evenings. We run a variety of match types, including IDPA, USPSA (IPSC), steel and more.
Other Area Matches - There are plenty of other shooting matches are held all over Southern California. You can learn more about them, including contact info, here.
Frequently Asked Questions - Got a question? You're probably not the first person to ask it, but if you are we'll be sure to give you credit in the FAQ.
New Shooters - Interested in coming out for a match? Here's some info to get you ready including safety, equipment requirements, match sign up, and fees.
Club Props - Thinking of designing some stages? We'd love to hear your ideas. This page lists the current club props available to stage designers.
IDPA Classifier - The IDPA Classifier course of fire and tips on how to shoot it well.
USPSA Scoring Web Software - Get a free copy of the USPSA web scoring software we use for your club's website.
For upcoming events please go to our online event calendar. Visit the calendar for more info.2.7.1 Fréquence de la vérification de la conformité Une AC qui émet des certificats conformément à la PC doit démontrer, à la satisfaction de toute autre AC avec laquelle elle conclut une cocertification, qu'elle respecte tout à fait les exigences de cette politique :

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2.7.1 Frequency of compliance inspection A CA issuing certificates pursuant to this CP must establish to the satisfaction of any CA with whom it cross certifies that it fully complies with the requirements of this policy:Baltimore pulled within four games of Tampa Bay for the third and final AL wild card. The Orioles begin a three-game series Friday at wild-card leader Toronto - and trail the Blue Jays by 5 1/2 games.
Riley Adams and Luke Voit homered for Washington, which is a majors-worst 49-94 and has lost five in a row and seven of eight. The Nationals had only four hits and were 0 for 5 with runners in scoring position.
The Orioles took control with a four-run seventh against Mason Thompson (1-1). After back-to-back singles, Henderson laced an opposite-field hit down the line. Cesar Hernandez, playing left for just the fourth time in his 10-year career, appeared to anticipate the ball caroming off a wall in foul territory, only for it to zip into the corner.
Hernandez then lost his grip on the ball when he tried to throw it back to the infield, allowing Henderson to charge home.
Mateo launched the next pitch into the left field seats to make it 5-2.
Henderson added an RBI double in the eighth. The infielder is hitting.320 with nine RBIs in 14 games since his Aug. 31 callup from Triple-A Norfolk.
Austin Voth (5-2), who pitched parts of five seasons for Washington before he was designated for assignment May 31, worked a scoreless sixth in his first appearance against the Nationals.
Baltimore's Tyler Wells, making his second start since returning from an injured list stint of more than a month, struck out four in four innings and retired 12 of the 14 batters he faced. The two he didn't set down smacked two-out home runs - Adams in the third and Voit in the fourth.
The Orioles took a 1-0 lead in the second on Henderson's RBI grounder.
Washington starter Patrick Corbin allowed one run in six innings while striking out four. The left-hander leads the majors in losses with 18, but is 2-2 with a 3.41 ERA in six starts since Washington skipped his turn in the rotation last month.
Orioles: 2B Rougned Odor (bruised right hand) was out of the lineup against the left-handed Corbin, but was available. Odor has not played since he was hit by a pitch Sunday.
Nationals: DH Nelson Cruz (eye inflammation) was out of the lineup a day after leaving with blurry vision.. Manager Dave Martinez said RHP Cade Cavalli's shoulder inflammation is gone. Cavalli is not expected to pitch in a game again this year. "If everything goes well, we'll try to get him on the mound (before the end of the season), whether that's a bullpen or if he feels really good, maybe a sim game," Martinez said.
Orioles: Baltimore has not announced its rotation plans for Friday's game at Toronto.
Nationals: After Thursday's off day, RHP Josiah Gray (7-9, 5.06 ERA) will start Friday against Miami. Gray has not pitched since yielding four runs in 3 1/3 innings Thursday at St. Louis.Only my fifth day in but…

 Idk why I keep going back. Hell it’s not that I even hate the work, it’s just merely existing in the other side of the building that’s emotionally and especially spiritually taxing. 

Though last night I had to clean the grills, as well as put the extra raw meat away, chop up the extra cooked beef for chili meat, and help clean the floors. 

I was almost finished with the last grill before moving onto the rest of the stuff when this other guy we’ll call E, wants to go from dishes to cleaning the floors suddenly. 

So I get swapped over to dishes instead of floors and there’s a mountain of dishes, some of which being there for over an hour, plus the bottom of the sink is layered with grease and crud and stuff. So I spent the last two hours of my shift last night on dishes alone and everyone else was already done (no surprise). 

Plus E burnt himself on one of the fryers yesterday since he was tasked with cleaning them but was taking his time about it. I didn’t get to see the burn myself but I’d say it was probably first degree, second at best. Well when I called in today to go job hunting I found out he was gone the rest of the week due to injuries. Maybe he had something else but idk, since I was working with him the past three shiftsI am playing around with the new avrlib-c 1.6.1 feature that makes it possible to specify fuse settings in the source code.
2) Call the above script from within a Makefile target.
I couldn't find much documentation about the feature's implementation details, only what is in the avrlib-c documentation. So I'd like to check if I am on the right track with the following script.
# command to set, get, or verify these fuse settings.
out = "echo \"" myname ": " file ": no fuse data found.\"; exit 0"
out = out " -U fuse:" mode ":0x" low ":m"
out = out " -U lfuse:" mode ":0x" low ":m -U hfuse:" mode ":0x" high ":m"
out = out " -U efuse:" mode ":0x" ext ":m"
print myname ": command assembled: " out > "/dev/stderr"
For those unfamiliar with awk, I check for the start of the.fuse section. Inside the section I ignore the section address. I split the data into a maximum of three parts: First byte the low fuse (or just the fuse) byte, second byte (if any) the high fuse byte, third data byte (if any) the extended fuse byte. I verified this order empirically, but I'd like to get some confirmation that this is how things are done