Remember Folks: You must scan your badge to enter the Club!!

One of the most frequently heard comments when handing out new "smart" Club Badges was, "Great!  Now we don't have to stop and sign in before we go to a range."  Unfortunatly, a number of Members are not scanning their badge when they enter because they follow another Member who opened the gate.  The article "How the New Badge System Works" addressed this issue, since it was another commenly asked question.  The answer to the question about following another car through the gate is simple, "Yes, but stop long enough to “flash” your badge.  This logs you into the system.  You don’t have to wait until the gate closes and reopen it."  It 's not sufficient to scan your badge at one of the range-specific readers.  You must scan your badge at the gate to enter.  Again, you don't have to wait for the gate to close.  Just stop long enough to hold your badge next to the reader and see the "white circle" indicating your scan is complete.

Scanning in is NOT optional and this is not a minor issue. For insurance purposes, the Club needs to have a record of people using Club facilities.  If this continues, we may have to return to using the sign-in booth.  None of us wants to do that, so let's work together to prevent a step backwards.

Respectfully,
PSC Board of Directors

Not Getting PSC Emails?

If you aren’t getting PSC emails, then you are in good company – many Members don’t get some or all Club emails.  This has been a growing problem for several years and it is getting exponentially worse.  Unfortunately, there’s nothing that we’ve been able to do to alleviate the problem for Members and even Board Members.  That said, below are some suggestions that may help.

• Verify that your email address on PSCmembers.com is correct. If not, change it but this does not automatically change it in https://PSCshootingClub.com. That requires a manual upload that occurs about once a month.
• If possible, add this to your email “white list:” *@PSCshootingClub.com. This should let Club email get past your spam filter.  While you can mark Club email as “not junk” at the email client level (ex. Outlook, Thunderbird, etc.) white lists are located at the server level.  You will have access at that level if you own your own domain name and have your own web host.  If you don’t, ask your Internet Service Provider’s (“ISP”) technical support folks if they will do it for you.  Some will, some won’t.
• Check the server-level spam folder, if you have access to it.
• List *@PSCshootingClub.com as a trusted email source with your anti-virus/malware service such as Norton, AVG, etc.

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Temporary SIG P320 ban

In view of the ongoing issue with some SIG P320 handguns, the Board has made the decision to temporarily ban SIG P320 handguns from Club property.  The PSC Shooting Club, Inc. does not have an opinion as to whether the SIG P320 is a defective product.  We simply do not have the expertise.  This decision is based upon the information available at this time.  This temporary ban will be lifted if/when this issue has been resolved and safety of the P320 has been established.

This decision was not made lightly.  The safety of our Members, their families and guests is paramount.