Eleven brave souls decided to thumb their noses at Mother Nature and have some air gun fun on Saturday, December 17th. Weather was chilly with a gusty little north wind.
The course was 60 shots set to a Troyer Rating of 31.18, with the focus being on tough short and medium targets. I tried to throw a curveball and put one of the kneeling targets on an elevated pole, but according to the results, this was more of a change up than a curveball. Stan didn't struggle with this target while shooting the kneeling lane from the standing position, and Art and I even managed to clean the kneeling lane. Jeff and I will head back to the evil laboratory and see what we can come up with for next month.
Thanks to our road warriors for making the trip, I think Stan travelled the farthest (from Arkansas). And thanks to Jim Martin for bringing his grandson out for his first match. Layton shot a very salty score for his first time! I'm sure we'll be seeing more of him.
Interesting side note: All three Jims shot a 37. One struggled with positional shots, one struggled with close shots, and one just shot a 37. All this amazing analysis and more at https://airgunshoot.com/
Thanks from the temporarily promoted and recently demoted match director, Scott.
Here are the results:
Art and Paul supervising Jim C
Stan ranging the kneeling lane (which he shot standing)
The nasty kneeling lane (which wasn't actually that nasty)
Ogg and Jerry cussing about the kneeling lane
Jim B shooting during a rare moment when Pablo's mouth is closed
The course was 60 shots set to a Troyer Rating of 31.18, with the focus being on tough short and medium targets. I tried to throw a curveball and put one of the kneeling targets on an elevated pole, but according to the results, this was more of a change up than a curveball. Stan didn't struggle with this target while shooting the kneeling lane from the standing position, and Art and I even managed to clean the kneeling lane. Jeff and I will head back to the evil laboratory and see what we can come up with for next month.
Thanks to our road warriors for making the trip, I think Stan travelled the farthest (from Arkansas). And thanks to Jim Martin for bringing his grandson out for his first match. Layton shot a very salty score for his first time! I'm sure we'll be seeing more of him.
Interesting side note: All three Jims shot a 37. One struggled with positional shots, one struggled with close shots, and one just shot a 37. All this amazing analysis and more at https://airgunshoot.com/
Thanks from the temporarily promoted and recently demoted match director, Scott.
Here are the results:
| Hunter PCP | |||||
| Art Womack | Daystate Redwolf PRS | Sightron SIII | JSB 10.3 | 55/60 | 1st and HOA |
| Paul Bracaglia | FX Elite | Unknown | JSB 10.3 | 46/60 | 2nd |
| Paul Walker | Thomas | Falcon M18+ | JSB 13.4 | 45/60 | 3rd |
| Ron Robinson | RAW TM1000 | Waver V-16 | FX 10.3 | 44/60 | |
| Jim Byrd | FX Impact | Sightron SIII | JSB 13.4 | 37/60 | |
| Jim Martin | Air Force | Athlon | JSB 10.3 | 37/60 | |
| Jim Clarke | Daystate Redwolf | Sightron SIII | JSB 13.4 | 37/60 | |
| Layton Murel | FX | Sightron | JSB 13.4 | 22/60 | |
| Jerry Cox | Daystate | Aztec | JSB 10.3 | 18/60 | |
| WFTF PCP | |||||
| Stan Kaloyanov | AA Pro-Target | Sightron SIII | AA 8.4 | 37/60 | 1st |
| Scott Cotton | Hammerli AR20FT | Falcon T50+ | AA 8.4 | 34/60 |
Art and Paul supervising Jim C
Stan ranging the kneeling lane (which he shot standing)
The nasty kneeling lane (which wasn't actually that nasty)
Ogg and Jerry cussing about the kneeling lane
Jim B shooting during a rare moment when Pablo's mouth is closed
