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Guest
We finally had a good turnout, with 9 shooters showing up for a shot at the big prizes and glory that accompany a good showing at this venue.
Unlimited
1st place - John Harris 716 5x
2nd place - Charline Pray 713 6x
3rd place - Scott Gage 708 6x
4th place - Howard Pray 704 7x
5th place - Roger Lovett 691 3x
6th place - Roger Lovett 678 4x
7th place - Richard Wood 637 1x
8th place - Evan Gage 619 0x
Springer
1st place - Kai Gage 412 0x
It was a tough day shooting, with no condition lasting for more than a few seconds. Wind went from calm to 10-12 knot gusts, and dust devils went past just to the north and south of our benches. Tails on wind flags were noted pointing straight up, and trial and error convinced everyone that it was not a good time to take a shot while they were doing that.
Special note for Scott Gage, shooting in his first match with a new gun, he won the first card and finished a very respectable third overall.
Evan Gage, who had to kneel on the stool to see thru the scope, finally figured out that he was only allowed 1 shop per bull and finished with all cards over 200 in his first match of a very young life.
When my computer guy gets back in town, we will post the whole enchilada.
Till then,
Good Shooting.
Unlimited
1st place - John Harris 716 5x
2nd place - Charline Pray 713 6x
3rd place - Scott Gage 708 6x
4th place - Howard Pray 704 7x
5th place - Roger Lovett 691 3x
6th place - Roger Lovett 678 4x
7th place - Richard Wood 637 1x
8th place - Evan Gage 619 0x
Springer
1st place - Kai Gage 412 0x
It was a tough day shooting, with no condition lasting for more than a few seconds. Wind went from calm to 10-12 knot gusts, and dust devils went past just to the north and south of our benches. Tails on wind flags were noted pointing straight up, and trial and error convinced everyone that it was not a good time to take a shot while they were doing that.
Special note for Scott Gage, shooting in his first match with a new gun, he won the first card and finished a very respectable third overall.
Evan Gage, who had to kneel on the stool to see thru the scope, finally figured out that he was only allowed 1 shop per bull and finished with all cards over 200 in his first match of a very young life.
When my computer guy gets back in town, we will post the whole enchilada.
Till then,
Good Shooting.
