Results of The NBRSA Varmint for Score Match at Tomball, “The Battle of San Jacinto”

[jackie schmidt]

Tomball Gun Club hosted it’s first Registered Varmint for Score Match today in cold and windy conditions. The temperature was 39 this morning, and we were shooting into 10 to 15 mph winds from the very first shot to the very last.

Thanks to our two Match Directors, Richard and Dwayne Pullum, for running a great Match and of course, thanks to The Tomball Gun Club for hosting the event.

Here are the top five in the 100 and 200 yardages, and the top ten in the Grand Agg.

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[jackie schmidt]

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[glp]

Well

at least no snow! Good shooting all.

 

[alinwa]

So do you guys pronounce it;

Huh-cinto

Ha-cinto

Hah-ceento

Juh-cinto

Yah-cinto


or what?

 

[jimsplce]

San Jacinto

San - Sand without the d.
Jacinto - Ja like Jack, cinto - Cents with an O instead of S.

 

[alinwa]

Ja-cen'to

Ja like Jack