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TReed
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Texas State 2 Gun, 3 Gun and 4 Gun Seymour Texas
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TReed
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You Are Correct!
You are correct. All I had was the aggs from New Braunfels to punch into Bughole for the 3 and 4 gun. Sorry for not clarifying that up front.
You are correct. All I had was the aggs from New Braunfels to punch into Bughole for the 3 and 4 gun. Sorry for not clarifying that up front.
Texas State Two Gun UL and HV at Seymour,Tx
We hauled our heavy two piece unlimited rifles and a BR bag gun up to Seymour,Tx this past weekend to test our wind reading skills. We are accustomed to the wind at Seymour,Tx.(SEE-MORE) You see more wind than you do anything else in this small Central,Tx Town. We were a little surprised at the 104 degree Temperatures in May. The wind blew hard and harder all weekend long. We did our best to figure it out.
In spite of our efforts,there were some big groups shot by everybody. Mike Conry, from Midland,Tx , somehow managed to repeat his previous years performance by winning the whole thing.(See posted results) Mike lives and shoots where the wind blows constantly. Could be an explanation for his consistency.
The food at the ranger Creek Hunting lodge and "Blessings" Restaurant will make you forget about the big groups that you shot. Thanks to the Match organizers John Horn, Scott Hunter and Trae and Tammi Reed for a well planned weekend of Fun. The Match Director(Eric) and Target crew did a superb job as usual. A lot of effort and energy goes into putting these matches on. A minor glitch is to be expected on occasion. Put this Match on your list of things to do next year. You won't be disappointed.
Glenn
We hauled our heavy two piece unlimited rifles and a BR bag gun up to Seymour,Tx this past weekend to test our wind reading skills. We are accustomed to the wind at Seymour,Tx.(SEE-MORE) You see more wind than you do anything else in this small Central,Tx Town. We were a little surprised at the 104 degree Temperatures in May. The wind blew hard and harder all weekend long. We did our best to figure it out.
In spite of our efforts,there were some big groups shot by everybody. Mike Conry, from Midland,Tx , somehow managed to repeat his previous years performance by winning the whole thing.(See posted results) Mike lives and shoots where the wind blows constantly. Could be an explanation for his consistency.
The food at the ranger Creek Hunting lodge and "Blessings" Restaurant will make you forget about the big groups that you shot. Thanks to the Match organizers John Horn, Scott Hunter and Trae and Tammi Reed for a well planned weekend of Fun. The Match Director(Eric) and Target crew did a superb job as usual. A lot of effort and energy goes into putting these matches on. A minor glitch is to be expected on occasion. Put this Match on your list of things to do next year. You won't be disappointed.
Glenn
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jbcalhoun
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Wind Whipped
Glenn, good to see you again. I didn't have much time to visit as Cecil and myself were taking refuge in my "Air Conditioned Loading Trailer"! That was a welcome relief to the 100+ "Gale Force" windy days at Seymour.
One thing Cecil found out is the "Daisy Wheel" Flags become a Lethal Weapon when driven by very strong winds. Ask him about his ear sometime!
I had a great time and appreciate the efforts of all the local Seymour shooters for a well ran match.
Brad
Glenn, good to see you again. I didn't have much time to visit as Cecil and myself were taking refuge in my "Air Conditioned Loading Trailer"! That was a welcome relief to the 100+ "Gale Force" windy days at Seymour.
One thing Cecil found out is the "Daisy Wheel" Flags become a Lethal Weapon when driven by very strong winds. Ask him about his ear sometime!
I had a great time and appreciate the efforts of all the local Seymour shooters for a well ran match.
Brad