2006 Rifle Schedule
MAC 2017 Rifle Schedule
FIRST DRAFT
Date Day Time Match Level Site
Sept. 6 Wed Season starts
Sept. 28 Thu 3:00pm Hutchison @ Lathrop- Postal JV/V TVSA
Sept. 29 Fri TBA Lathrop @ Tok JV/V Tok
Sept. 30 Sat TBA Lathrop @ Delta JV/V Delta
1:00pm Hutchison @ West Valley JV/V TVSA
Oct. 7 Sat. TBA Delta @ Tok JV/V Tok
1:00pm Lathrop @ West Valley JV/V TVSA
Oct. 13 Fri. TBA. West Valley @ Tok JV/V Tok
Oct. 14 Sat. TBA West Valley @ Delta JV/V Delta
Oct. 21 Sat 1:30pm Lathrop @ Hutchison JV/V TVSA
TBA Tok @ Delta JV/V Delta
Oct. 28 Sat 1:00pm West Valley @ Hutchison JV/V TVSA
Nov. 4 Sat. 1:00pm Tok @ West Valley V TVSA
1:00pm Delta @ Lathrop V TVSA
Nov. 10 Fri. TBA Hutchison @ Tok JV/V Tok
Nov. 11 Sat. TBA Hutchison @ Delta JV/V Delta
Nov. 18 Sat 1:00pm West Valley @ Lathrop JV/V TVSA
1:00pm Delta @ Hutchison V TVSA
Mid Alaska Championships
Dec 1 Fri 10:00am Host: Tok V UAF
Dec. 2 Sat. 10:00am Host: Tok V UAF
Lead Exposure at Indoor Firing Ranges
Firearm instructors and frequent shooters are inherently at increased risk for lead poisoning from lead dust and fumes generated at firing ranges.
Airborne Lead Dust in Firing Ranges Is Generated By:
• Erosion of the bullet base by propellant gases
• Friction from the lead bullet against the gun barrel
• Exploding lead styphnate primers
• Lead bullets fragmenting from hitting the bullet trap, walls, floors, or range ceiling
• Improper range-cleaning methods disturbing steeled lead dust
• Poor range ventilation found in both indoor and outdoor ranges
Health Effects
Lead is typically absorbed by breathing lead dust. After shooting, lead can also be ingested when drinking, eating and/or smoking without hand-washing. During shooting, lead dust can settle on hair and clothing which can then be carried back to cars and homes-potentially harming children. Lead absorbed by children under six years old can cause permanent damage.
Lead is a toxin which affects the: The body stores lead in the:
Brain and nervous system BLOOD-for about 1 month
Digestive system ORGANS-for several months
Reproductive system BONES-for decades
Kidneys
Ability to make blood
To determine lead exposure, a health professional can take a blood sample for analysis. An elevated blood lead level indicates lead is building up in the body faster than it can be removed.
The State Environmental Public Health Center for Disease Control recommends that rifle shooters have pre-and post season lead blood levels drawn each year. Since this is only a recommendation, and not a mandatory requirement, parents can contact the Fairbanks Regional Public Health Center (452-1776) for any questions or concerns they may have.
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Recommendations for firing range shooters concerned about lead:
• Substitute jacketed or ammunition containing lead-free primers and bullets.
• Use the shoot range ventilation systems.
• Wash hands and face before eating, drinking, smoking, and before leaving the range.
• Wash and store firing range clothes separate from family clothes.
• Ask your physician to order a blood lead test.
• NEVER load bullets or melt lead in an unventilated area, inside the home, or any where children may frequent.
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