and one last final thing....

We need someone qualified to fill out this forum to become the club's safety officer.

http://www.odcmp.com/competitions/forms/marksmanship.pdf

If you have a scanner you should probably fill this out after printing and rescan it and post it on here. although I'm not entirely sure how it works. so we'll see how it goes.

Shit gets a little serious here, we really can't have a safety officer signing off on no guns CoD fags, i think we should at least have to provide time stamped photos of people with their guns at a range or something, there will be less chance of a liability if we do this. Or if anyone else has any ideas..

Agreed. This will have to be handled by the member in question unless he/she lives near our designated safety officer. I can't imagine most RO's giving a person to hard a time about signing this, and if so it might be time to find a new range. Personally I use a private range, but know a couple of officers that know I can shoot safely.

Maybe provide copies of CCW, NRA Quals, Military Proof, CMP etc.

Being the clubs officer isn't the one required to fill out the page, options remain. Another issue is having the SO be someone trustworthy, if personal documents are going to be sent to him that is. I wouldn't post anything with sensitive data on the forums for privacy reasons. I'm sure we can work something out.

JosepyK wrote:Being the clubs officer isn't the one required to fill out the page, options remain. Another issue is having the SO be someone trustworthy, if personal documents are going to be sent to him that is. I wouldn't post anything with sensitive data on the forums for privacy reasons. I'm sure we can work something out.

Right. I'm not entirely sure he needs to recieve personal details. all he needs to make sure of is the person in question knows all the safety rules and follows them accordingly. the CMP said that if the shooter in question that wants to order from us isn't certified then the SO can watch him fire 50 rounds with a rifle/gun, and if he clearly knows how to operate the gun and knows all the safety rules and the SO believes he is safe around weapons then he can sign off on it and order through the CMP.

it's at the end of the form HERE : http://www.odcmp.com/competitions/forms/marksmanship.pdf

Is there any clear list on what qualifications a SO needs to have?

Not sure... Maybe we can just get the person most qualified to be declared our SO.


also the tripfag in the /k/ thread is a gigantic faggot.

Sounds good to me.

And yea he is a giant faggot.

can someone call and ask the CMP how we would fill out this form if we don't currently have a safety officer but will get one as soon as possible?

Has anyone called yet? If not I'll do so tomorrow and find out.

Admin wrote:can someone call and ask the CMP how we would fill out this form if we don't currently have a safety officer but will get one as soon as possible?

You fill in the Name, etc... of however IS going to be the SO. It says someone MUST be identified. So we need a volunteer with the time and/or money to become certified. I'll look into it a little and see if I can pull it off, but I make no promises.

Good good, If nobody can I'll just do it. Less personal info shared all around and seeing as how I'm the leader of the club it would be less of a hassle to coordinate with myself.

However, if somebody else DOES get qualified then I WILL let them become SO.

Reading is the key, OK so it's not a qualified RSO they want but rather a qualified INSTRUCTOR. I'm glad I double checked that shit.

As an FYI check this link if interested in certification.
nrainstructors.org/CourseCatalog.aspx

I just don't like the idea of paying $100 for a 10 hour course teaching me things I most likely already know, and maybe one or two new things.

Check your PMs, I'll send you one in a bit, dillinger

Dillinger wrote:I just don't like the idea of paying $100 for a 10 hour course teaching me things I most likely already know, and maybe one or two new things.

I think we would need the instructors courses, which mostly teach how to teach i think. I'm looking at $200-$300 in my area.

We might have a member who is eligible to become one already. He says he has a CHL which is http://tinyurl.com/7qh5ruc <--- this. I'll look into it to see if he is.

if he's not, however, one of us is going to have to make a promise to the CMP to obtain one as soon as possible.

Admin wrote:We might have a member who is eligible to become one already. He says he has a CHL which is (fuck the forums no links bullshit) <--- this. I'll look into it to see if he is.

if he's not, however, one of us is going to have to make a promise to the CMP to obtain one as soon as possible.

OK, I'm lost. Where did it say a CCW/CHL is sufficient to be the instructor/coach?

JosepyK wrote:

Admin wrote:We might have a member who is eligible to become one already. He says he has a CHL which is (fuck the forums no links bullshit) <--- this. I'll look into it to see if he is.

if he's not, however, one of us is going to have to make a promise to the CMP to obtain one as soon as possible.

OK, I'm lost. Where did it say a CCW/CHL is sufficient to be the instructor/coach?

He's the most qualified.

But we got another one who might be willing to do it.

Having an officer possessing a CCW will greatly increase our chances of looking like an official club.

Admin wrote:

JosepyK wrote:

Admin wrote:We might have a member who is eligible to become one already. He says he has a CHL which is (fuck the forums no links bullshit) <--- this. I'll look into it to see if he is.

if he's not, however, one of us is going to have to make a promise to the CMP to obtain one as soon as possible.

OK, I'm lost. Where did it say a CCW/CHL is sufficient to be the instructor/coach?

He's the most qualified.

But we got another one who might be willing to do it.

Having an officer possessing a CCW will greatly increase our chances of looking like an official club.

Not arguing that, it was sounding as though everyone agreed that it was some end-all-be-all. If that is all it takes then fantastic (and if not he's willing to take the next step) let's rock and roll. I was just trying to make sure I didn't misunderstand something. Q&A will make sure none of us miss something important to our success.

JosepyK wrote:

Admin wrote:

JosepyK wrote:

Admin wrote:We might have a member who is eligible to become one already. He says he has a CHL which is (fuck the forums no links bullshit) <--- this. I'll look into it to see if he is.

if he's not, however, one of us is going to have to make a promise to the CMP to obtain one as soon as possible.

OK, I'm lost. Where did it say a CCW/CHL is sufficient to be the instructor/coach?

He's the most qualified.

But we got another one who might be willing to do it.

Having an officer possessing a CCW will greatly increase our chances of looking like an official club.

Not arguing that, it was sounding as though everyone agreed that it was some end-all-be-all. If that is all it takes then fantastic (and if not he's willing to take the next step) let's rock and roll. I was just trying to make sure I didn't misunderstand something. Q&A will make sure none of us miss something important to our success.

I'll admit for a few minutes I was beginning to believe a CCW was qualifying. But I looked it up and I can't find any requirements for a safety officer of the club.

Admin wrote:

JosepyK wrote:

Admin wrote:

JosepyK wrote:

Admin wrote:We might have a member who is eligible to become one already. He says he has a CHL which is (fuck the forums no links bullshit) <--- this. I'll look into it to see if he is.

if he's not, however, one of us is going to have to make a promise to the CMP to obtain one as soon as possible.

OK, I'm lost. Where did it say a CCW/CHL is sufficient to be the instructor/coach?

He's the most qualified.

But we got another one who might be willing to do it.

Having an officer possessing a CCW will greatly increase our chances of looking like an official club.

Not arguing that, it was sounding as though everyone agreed that it was some end-all-be-all. If that is all it takes then fantastic (and if not he's willing to take the next step) let's rock and roll. I was just trying to make sure I didn't misunderstand something. Q&A will make sure none of us miss something important to our success.

I'll admit for a few minutes I was beginning to believe a CCW was qualifying. But I looked it up and I can't find any requirements for a safety officer of the club.

The only thing I've found so far is on the application, where it says the person needs to be a "qualified instructor" or will be soon. Hence the NRA instructor courses I referenced.

We have a range / safety officer who will sign off on your forms so as long as ALL criteria is met and he believes you're a responsible firearms owner. How we're going to do this is by you posting a video going through 50 rounds of ammunition in your chosen gun at a range while showing good firearm handling and anything mentioned on this list: http://www.odcmp.com/competitions/forms/marksmanship.pdf

The range / safety officer Will be Abyss. Here's his forum profile.

https://kommandos.forumotion.com/u29