Author: Tom Davis

SASP Founding Partner Sponsor, Ruger has resumed scheduled firearm auctions with all proceeds to benefit SASP. These auctions feature rare firearms from the Ruger vault and will help support youth shooting sports.

Up for auction this week is a stainless Speed-Six®, .38 Special caliber, double-action revolver. The serial number is 160-34020 and the rollmark date is August 18, 1983. The revolver has never been fired beyond normal testing during manufacture. The Speed-Six revolvers were first introduced in 1971 and were in production until 1988. The GP100® double-action revolver, which is still in production today, replaced the Police Service-Six, Security-Six®, and Speed-Six® revolvers. This particular revolver features a brushed stainless finish with a 2-3/4” barrel, fixed sights, six-shot cylinder, and round butt frame design. Other features include checkered walnut grip panels with silver-colored, Ruger® eagle “SR”® logo medallions. The revolver had been stored in a brown, hinged cardboard box with an appropriate instruction manual and locking device. The revolver is being sold “as is,” and the purchaser assumes all liability for its safe and proper ownership, storage, use, and resale. The revolver is a part of the Ruger factory collection in Southport, Connecticut, and a certificate of Authenticity will be mailed to the winner of the auction. NOTE: The winning bidder of this auction is responsible for paying the Federal Excise Tax of $13.87. The Federal Excise Tax is added to the final winning bid and any applicable State Sales Tax is applied to that subtotal.

THIS AUCTION ENDS 10/21/2020 12:30 PM. VIEW AND BID ON THIS AUCTION AT GUNBROKER.COM

SASP Founding Partner Sponsor, Ruger has resumed scheduled firearm auctions with all proceeds to benefit SASP. These auctions feature rare firearms from the Ruger vault and will help support youth shooting sports.

This week’s auction item is a satin polished blued Ruger® GP100® .357 Magnum caliber, double-action revolver. The serial number of this revolver is 170-17611, and the test fire date is October 20, 1986. This revolver was sold in April 1988 and subsequently returned to the factory. There are no notes as to why this revolver was returned to the factory.The Ruger® GP100® was introduced in the 1986 Sporting Firearms catalog. This revolver features a blued finish; 4 inch heavy barrel with full-length ejector rod shroud; and interchangeable front sight and a fully adjustable rear sight with a white outline. It also features a Ruger rubber cushioned grip system with Goncalo Alves wood grip panel inserts; and 6-shot cylinder. The revolver had been stored in a brown, hinged box along with an appropriate instruction manual and locking device. The GP100® is being sold “as is,” and the purchaser assumes all liability for its safe and proper ownership, storage, use, and resale. The revolver is a part of the Ruger factory collection in Southport, Connecticut, and a certificate of Authenticity will be mailed to the winner of the auction.

THIS AUCTION ENDS 10/14/2020 12:30 PM. VIEW AND BID ON THIS AUCTION AT GUNBROKER.COM

Hello SCTP & SASP Coaches and Teams!

The National office in conjunction with Florida Indian River Groves have put together the ultimate fundraising opportunity for you and your teams! Who doesn’t want fresh fruit especially when they can help your team raise much-needed funds for this upcoming season?!

This opportunity is a no contact, no face to face, no door knocking way to help and support your team by just emailing friends, family and neighbors! 10% of all sales will come back directly to your team in the form of a check after the December 1st deadline for Christmas delivery.

The SCTP and SASP will furnish a list of prizes and places very shortly, so take the time now to register your team at the link below and we will handle the rest! Once your team is registered, it will take approximately 48-72 hours and you will be on your way to forwarding the link and website for supporters to place orders and help your team with funding!

Coaches, once you have registered your team, you will be able to set up your athletes and track their progress and total sales volume related to each athlete (salesperson)…..you can put up individual prizes and contests for your athletes as well!

We would like to thank Florida Indian River Groves for their support and help in providing this awesome

Opportunity to our teams, athletes and families!

Best of luck,

Your SCTP and SASP National Directors

TO RESERVE A SPOT IN OUR FUNDRAISING PROGRAM, TEAMS WILL REGISTER AT THIS LINK:

https://form.jotform.com/202325841072144

To view a sample website, which shows available varieties, selling prices, etc., coaches may use this link:

(Note: This is NOT to be distributed by your membership or used for ordering. Each team will receive their very own, fully customized website, with a different link for online ordering.)

Sample Link: https://www.floridaindianrivergroves.com/ecommerce/1020824

Order Deadlines Are As Follows:

Turn entry fees into fundraising dollars with the MidwayUSA Foundation’s Hometown Challenge! This nation-wide virtual competition is open to SCTP or SASP disciplines of trap, skeet, rimfire pistol, and rimfire rifle. Teams will be able to compete at their home range and even win sweepstakes prizes such as ammo, firearms, equipment, apparel, coolers, and more!

Hometown Challenge Sweepstakes Prizes

The best part of the Hometown Challenge is that teams are encouraged to engage with and bring out members of their community to compete! All ages are eligible to compete, and each competitor’s $20 entry fee DOUBLES as a donation to your team’s endowment account! Each event entry receives 1 ticket sweepstakes and you do not have to enter the virtual competition to enter the sweepstakes.

Bring out the hometown and let’s grow those accounts!

Visit the MidwayUSA Foundation’s Hometown Challenge page

SASP Founding Partner Sponsor, Ruger has resumed scheduled firearm auctions with all proceeds to benefit SASP. These auctions feature rare firearms from the Ruger vault and will help support youth shooting sports.

The serial number of this P94™ is 308-26714 and the testfire date is August 10, 1995. The pistols with the laser light were only available for sale to Law Enforcement agencies in the mid 1990’s. This pistol was shipped to a distributor in August 1995 and subsequently returned to the factory. There are no notes as to why it was returned. The P94™ features a slide made of chrome-molybdenum steel with a custom, compounded polymer frame with molded high impact grip panels. It features a 4.2 inch barrel and high-visibility white-dot inserts on both the front and rear sights. The square notch rear sight is drift-adjustable for windage. Other features include a laser sight. The laser sight does not work. Additional features include an oversized trigger guard, full-time ambidextrous magazine latch, and ambidextrous decocking levers. NOTE: This firearm may not be available in all states and locales due to laws limiting magazine capacity. Please check with your local law enforcement agency prior to purchasing to verify that it may legally be purchased and/or possessed in your particular state and locale. The P94™ Pistol will be shipped in a yellow and black hinged cardboard box along with two 9mm 15-shot magazines, original instruction manual, and locking device. The pistol is being sold “as is,” and the purchaser assumes all liability for its safe and proper ownership, storage, use, and resale. The pistol is a part of the Ruger factory collection in Southport, Connecticut, and a Certificate of Authenticity will be mailed to the winner of the auction.

THIS AUCTION ENDS 10/7/2020 12:30 PM. VIEW AND BID ON THIS AUCTION AT GUNBROKER.COM

In 2020, the Scholastic Action Shooting Program (SASP) continued to break records for the largest action shooting event in the world. The Centerfire Discipline continues to be a popular choice for youth action shooting competitors as they grow in skill level. Using equipment survey data, we have compiled a list of the top pistol brands being used in the SASP Centerfire Discipline, beginning with the most commonly used brand centerfire handgun used at the 2020 SASP National Championship. A list of approved models for the SASP Centerfire disciplines can be found on the Approved Stock Service Pistol Weights document.

GLOCK, INC., SASP Founding Partner Sponsor

GLOCK continues to be the dominant brand among SASP Centerfire Discipline athletes. Known for paving the way for reliability in a striker-fired handgun, several different GLOCK models are used by youth athletes throughout the season. Most commonly seen at a SASP match are the big 3 for GLOCK 9mm models: the compact G19, full-size G17, and the competition-focused G34. With the addition of the MOS line of popular GLOCK models, these popular handguns are also excellent out of the box option for the new SASP Centerfire Optics discipline.

SIG SAUER, SASP Silver Sponsor

Offering a wide variety of models suitable for the Centerfire discipline, SASP athletes often use the P320 line of handguns to compete. With a variety of full size, compact, and competition models, the P320 series offers many options of the SASP Centerfire athlete, including the M18, the winner of the US Military’s Modular Handgun System competition.

Ruger, SASP Founding Partner Sponsor

Originally a concept for the US Military’s Modular Handgun System competition, the Ruger American Pistol rounds out the top 3 used Centerfire Discipline brand at the 2020 SASP National Championship. With a chassis fire control and pre-tensioned striker system, the Ruger American gives youth shooters a powerful striker spring for positive ignition without a heavier trigger pull.

CZ-USA, SASP Founding Partner Sponsor

Known for metal-framed centerfire handguns, SASP athletes often choose the CZ-75 and Shadow models to make their mark on steel in competition. For a lighter handgun, athletes also turn to CZ-USA for their plastic frame offerings of the P09 and P07 models. The P10 gives a striker fire option for SASP Centerfire athletes with varying barrel and grip lengths. CZ-USA’s Optics-Ready Shadow 2 also looks ready to make its mark on the SASP Centerfire Optic discipline.

We are thrilled to announce the following SASP student-athletes have been awarded scholarships for college!

Our program sponsors Tandemkross, Tippmann Arms, Walker’s Hearing Protection, and Taurus USA helped make this possible, awarding these graduating seniors with $500 scholarships. Congratulations!

Taurus USA Scholarship

Lauren Snyder, IA

Walker’s Hearing Protection Scholarship

Clara Dorman, TX

Kyle Koenig, WI

TandemKross Scholarship:

Henry Edward Bell, WI

Ashton Marr, TN

Konrad C. Zimmermann, AZ

Tippmann Arms Scholarship

Connor Guysky, WI

Matthew Freeman, TX

Keith C. Redell, WI

Jacob Phillips, TX

SASP Founding Partner Sponsor, Ruger has resumed scheduled firearm auctions with all proceeds to benefit SASP. These auctions feature rare firearms from the Ruger vault and will help support youth shooting sports.

This week’s auction item is a .223 Remington caliber, single-shot rifle. The serial number, 132-32765, tells us this rifle was roll marked on March 27, 1981. This rifle has never been sold. The .223 Rem. caliber first appeared in the 1978 Ruger Firearms catalog and was described as, “A modern rifle in the classic style . . .(with) a fast-to-use American style lever. The No. 3 is compact, lightweight and powerful.” Features include: a 22 inch barrel; American walnut stock; barrel band forend attachment; curved buttplate; gold bead front sight and folding leaf adjustable rear sight. It has a sliding tang safety and the barrel is drilled and tapped for Ruger bases and rings. Please Note: The stock has some tiny blemishes. Additional photos of this rifle can be viewed on our website at Ruger.com. The Ruger No. 3 Carbine will be shipped in its original rifle box along with an original instruction manual, original marketing materials and locking device. The rifle is being sold “as is.” The purchaser assumes all liability for its safe and proper ownership, storage, use, and resale. The rifle is a part of the Ruger factory collection in Southport, Connecticut. A Certificate of Authenticity will be mailed to the winner of the auction. Note: the winner of this auction will be responsible for paying the Federal Excise Tax of $17.45.

THIS AUCTION ENDS 9/30/2020 12:30 PM. VIEW AND BID ON THIS AUCTION AT GUNBROKER.COM

SASP Founding Partner Sponsor, Ruger has resumed scheduled firearm auctions with all proceeds to benefit SASP. These auctions feature rare firearms from the Ruger vault and will help support youth shooting sports.

Up for auction is a blued steel Old Army® .45 cap and ball revolver with serial number 148-12525. This revolver was rollmarked on May 14, 2009. The revolver was never sold and has not been fired beyond normal test firing during manufacture. This model Old Army® (BP-5F) first appeared in the 2003 Ruger® Firearms Catalog and last appeared in the 2007 Ruger® Firearms catalog. Features of this revolver include a 5-1/2” barrel with fixed sights; 6-round cylinder; and American walnut grip panels with silver and black Ruger “SR” eagle logo medallions. The Old Army® will be shipped in the gray plastic handgun case it had been stored in along with a nipple wrench, appropriate instruction manual, and locking device. The revolver is being sold “as is.” The purchaser assumes all liability for its safe and proper ownership, storage, use, and resale. The revolver is a part of the Ruger factory collection in Southport, Connecticut. A Certificate of Authenticity will be mailed to the winner of the auction. Please Note that the winner of this auction will be responsible for paying the Federal Excise Tax of $28.07. ALSO NOTE: It is Ruger’s policy to ship ALL its firearms, including the blackpowder revolvers, through a FFL.

THIS AUCTION ENDS 9/23/2020 12:30 PM. VIEW AND BID ON THIS AUCTION AT GUNBROKER.COM