July2026 (1) - Flipbook - Page 14
Day 2 was at 600 yards.. Temperatures were the hardest part
this week! Switching mirage
was getting worse by the day!
We also thought it would be fun
to toss in a team match! This
was decided by 1st and 2nd
place at 600yd. The hope was
to get people used to shooting
together instead if for/by themselves. The cartridge shooters
were completely new to this and
all in all, did a good job! On the
other hand, the muzzleloader
shooters have been down this
road with some never being captains before. It’s a di昀昀erent type
of shooting when your helping
two other shooters!
Steve Farringer checking wind 昀氀ags before getting into position.
Day 3. Finally, the weather
broke!! We had a very nice day
for the 22bpcr match. With
twenty-seven shooters in the
game. Winds were very favorable too! We had some very
sti昀昀 competition in the end
it was won by X count on the
BPCR side. Modern class is and
always is, a hard holder class.
We had quite a few gents come
down from up north to join us
and we greatly appreciate it!!
Day 4. 800/900yd. Weather
is 昀椀ghting its way back up in
temp and mirage. But most of
these guys can handle just about
anything mother nature throws
at them!!
Day 5, the 1000 yard line.
The last day of the match was a
tough one for sure! But some of
us were 昀椀nally
learning their ri昀氀e, load, cleaning. The team match was also
a very hard match! By the late
afternoon mirage was switching
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Todd Townsend on the glass while Dave Gullo and
Matt Steckel are on the line.
July, 2026 - Issue #3
