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Urban Rifle Match
Put together a bunch of "good guys", lots of cool military rifles, a
whole lot of ammo, paper targets, wind, and a burning desire to burn gun
powder and what do you have? A PCSC Service Rifle Match!!!
Actually the wind was not a factor for a change, but all the rest is true!
The match this month was the "Urban Rifle" a shoot and move for
time match. Each match "class" event had "target"
time goals and for every second over the "target" time one
point was subtracted from the actual score shot. Conversely, for every
second under the "target" time one point was added to the shooter's
score. Lots of good safe shooting fun, lots of "winded"
shooters and lots of good scores!
Welcome to two "first timers" to our matches; James Gilley,
Sr. and James Gilley, Jr., a father and son team!
The winners are listed below.
Detachable magazine open sight class:
1st Trevor Loki - 388x500-3x (actual shooting score 402x500)
2nd Frank Bliss - 377x500-2x (actual shooting score 411x500)
3rd Garett Woods (guest) - 372x500-3x (actual shooting score 378x500)
All three contestants shot AR-15 rifles.
Detachable magazine optic sight class:
1st Trevor Loki - 387x500-2x (actual shooting score 395x500, shot an AR-15
with a red dot sight)
2nd Garett Woods - 384x500-5x (actual shooting score 355x500, shot an AR-15
with a red dot sight)
3rd Stewart Alexander - 368x500-2x (actual shooting score 382x500, shot an
AR-15 with a 6x scope)
M1 Garand class:
1st Stewart Alexander - 438x500-4x (actual shooting score 359x500)
2nd Frank Bliss - 417x500-1x (actual shooting score 353x500)
3rd Travis Bernsen - 405x500-5x (actual shooting score 391x500)
Bolt Action Class:
1st Travis Bernsen - 408x500-4x (actual shooting score 359x500, shot a 98
Mauser)
2nd Robert Gersten - 188x500-2x (actual shooting score 325x500, shot a
Springfield 03A3)
3rd Dave Rueter - 74x500-1x (actual shooting score 203x500, shot an Arisaka)
2011 Service Rifle Championship current standings:
Overall Champion - Travis Bersen with 2726x4800-6x so far
Division I Vintage Rifle - Robert Gersten with 1183x2400-6x so far
Division II Modern Rifle - Frank Bliss with 1319x2400-21x so far
Note: actual (best) shooting scores were used for the 2011 Championship.
Next
match: Saturday, June 11, 2011
: A CMP
sanctioned John C. Garand Match – details to follow.
200 Yard Prone Match
All,
We finally got a near perfect day for a service rifle match and the scores
equaled the day. The club also had a swap meet going, so there were lots
of folks around to watch and enjoy the day.
The winners:
Division I Vintage Rifle:
1st place - Garett Woods (guest) shooting an M1 Garand scoring
194x200-4X
2nd place - Ron Woods (Garett's Dad) with his 1903 Remington shooting
191x200-2X
3rd place - Robert Gersten also shooting an M1 Garand with a score of
191x200-1X
Division II Modern Rifle:
1st place - with our first perfect score in the Service Rifle Matches, Garett
Woods shooting an AR-15 and scoring 200x200-7X
2nd place - John Zuback with his AR-15 and scoring 197x200-5X
3rd place - Frank Bliss shooting an M1A and he scored 195x200-2X
The Service Rifle Championship stays tight but there are still three more
matches and anything can happen. The standings as of the April match:
Overall Champion - Travis Bersen with a current score of 1901x4800-
16X
Division I Vintage Rifle - Frank Bliss his total 915x2400-10X
Division II Modern Rifle - John Zuback his score 886x2400-7X
Attached are the Championship standings, match scores and the match
schedule.
PS: John Zuback also shot a Sharps (not sure of the cal.) and scored
177x200-4X. He didn't win with it but shot a very respectable score with
the old Sharps!
Here is the excel
spreadsheet on sign in and scores
Here is the excel spreadsheet with overall results
March 12 "Rattle Battle"
Well, some good news and some not so good news.
First the not so good news; Rod Fears had to leave early the match
early not feeling well. Rod hope you are better and getting that
inner ear thing fixed up. Cifford Tynes advised me he may well be going
in hospital for a pacemaker. Here's hoping that surgery is not needed,
but if it is we all pray it goes well. I'm sure you all will join me in
wishing these two gentlemen well and we hope to see you back shooting with us
as soon as possible.
The Rattle Battle went very well with 27 entries which were about evenly
mixed with the vintage and modern rifles being shot. As is normal at
PCSC the winds were blowing, I'm guessing around 20 MPH and steady, but
the temp was pleasant for a nice change. The match flowed very well as
we seem to get better and better keeping things going during the matches. Thanks
to all our shooters for staying "on target" as it were, being where
they should be, when they should be there!
We also had a first timer to our group of riflemen, welcome to Jacob Burney.
We hope you had fun and we hope to see you back again. Your dad told me
school will keep you away but maybe you can make one or two more matches.
We would like to see your Dad get some trigger time as well!
Our "Rattle Battle" winners are:
Division I Vintage Rifle
1st -- Garette Woods (a guest) shooting his M1 Garand and a score of
267x300 - 1X
2nd -- Travis Bersen also shooting an M1 Garand with a score of 206x300 - 0X
3rd -- Marcus Wehemeyer (a guest) shooting his Enfield scoring 199x300 -
0X
Division II Modern Rifle
1st -- Garette Woods (again) shot his AR-15 with a score of 271x300 - 2X
2nd -- Dean Borchelt shooting an AR-15 his score was 266x300 - 2X
3rd -- Travis Bernsen (again) also shooting an AR-15 and a score of
247x300 - 2X
Goods shooting guys! I can see I have to get more practice in before our next
match, which is set for Saturday, April 16. A 200 yard prone, timed
fire event using the SRC target. Same time, same place!
The 2011 Service Rifle Championship standings changed after this match,
but there are still four more matches to go so things could change even
more!
Overall Champion - Travis Bersen with 1526 points so far
Division I Vintage Rifle - Frank Bliss with 725 points
Division II Modern Rifle - Dean Borchelt with 845 points
Attached are two files with all the match scores and the full championship
standings so far.
Modified John C. Garand Match (200yds) February 12th.
Winners Division I
Frank Bliss 1st
Travis Bernsen
2nd Stewart Alexander 3rd
Winners Division II
Dean Borchelt 1st
Garett Woods 2nd (guest) Travis Bernsen
3rd
From Joel Powel:
Hey, the weather finally cooperated and we had a really good day for the
first match of the year! It was a touch on the cool side at the start,
but guys were starting to peel away the layers by the time we were half
finished. We had a nice turn out with 27 entries shooting the usual
AR's, M1A's, Garands, Springfield's, Enfields a Mosin Nagant and a Swiss
K31 (a cool rifle). The score ran the spectrum from my really poor score
to a few really good scores! We had a couple of guests shoot with us;
Garett Woods, Greg Donham and Trevor Lokie. Trevor informed me that we
hooked him and reeled him in, he is planning on joining PCSC next month.
Welcome to all our guests. We also had a first time (to our matches)
shooter, Dean Borchelt joined in and gave us all a pretty good spanking!
Good shooting guys and thanks for supporting the Service Rifle Matches.
The winners:
Division I Vintage Rifle:
1st -- Frank Bliss shooting an M1 Garand with a score of 539 x 600 - 5X
2nd -- Travis Bernsen shooting a K98 Mauser scoring 504 x 600 - 4X
3rd -- Stewart Alexander with his M1 Garand shooting 500 x 600 - 6X
Division II Modern Rifle:
1st -- Dean Borchelt shooting an AR-15 scoring 579 x 600 - 26X (yes that's 26
X ring shots out of 60 shots fired)
2nd -- Garett Woods also with an AR shooting 576 x 600 - 17X (yep that's 17 X
ring shots)
3rd -- Travis Bernsen shooting his AR and scoring 569 x 600 - 7X
Dean and Garett shot 43 X rings shots out of 120 rounds, now that's good
shooting for any club! Well done guys that's impressive.
To those that came out for the matches, check your staple gun, we found a
staple gun "follower" on the range. I have it and will bring
it to the next match. The next match is Saturday, March 12, same time (9
AM registration 10 AM start) same place -- The Rattle Battle! See
you there.
Next Match : Saturday, June 11, 2011: A CMP sanctioned John C. Garand Match –
details:
Three Position 100 Yard Match Results
and
2010 Season Champions
Well, it was a great end to a great 2010 service rifle match season! We
had a fine turnout including several visitors shooting with us, all
members of the Tarlton State University Rifle Team coached by Dr.
George Eichenberg. These guys and lady, all shot very well and are just a really
nice bunch of young people to be around. We were happy to have them with
us and hope to see them back again.
The weather, well it is PCSC, so the wind was blowing cold right into our
faces and fallen leafs were everywhere. It's kind of tough to shoot
prone and sitting with a leaf blowing in your face just as you're ready to
press the trigger, not to mention your eyes watering like crazy! Offhand
was a challenge with your body acting like a sail in the wind. I could
actually see the wind moving the shooters as they attempted to aim their
rifles!
Here are today's match winners and the 2010 PCSC Service Rifle Champions:
Division I Vintage Rifle:
1st - Marcu Wehmeyer shooting an Enfield Rifle, scoring 256x300 - 4x
2nd - Frank Bliss shooting his M1 Garand, scoring 245x300 - 1x
3rd - Robert Gersten using a Remington 1903A3, scoring 235x300 - 1x
Division II Modern Rifle:
1st - Frank Bliss shooting an M1A, scoring 285 x 300 - 4x
2nd - Garett Woods (visitor) shooting his AR-15, score 275 x 300 - 3x
3rd - Travis Bernsen shooting an AR-15, his score 271 x 300 - 3x
We also had a side match; shoot what you brought as long as it was a rim fire!
Winner - Marcus Wehmeyer shooting a Savage in .17HMR his score was 17 x 20.
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2010 PCSC Service Rifle Champions
Overall Champion - Frank Bliss scoring 3586 x 5000 - 23x
Division I Vintage Rifle Champion - Stewart Alexander scoring
1812 x 2500 - 21x
Division II Modern Rifle Champion - Travis Bernsen scoring
1971 x 2500 - 16x
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Good shooting to all and thanks for supporting the 2010 PCSC
Service Rifle matches. Watch your email, I will be setting up a meeting
(after the holidays) to discuss next season's matches and we'll be picking new
match leadership as well. Attached are the scores for today's match, the
championship final results and the 2010 match financial information.
If I don't see you before then: Merry Christmas to each of you
and your families.
Two Excel spreadsheets available. Choose the link(s) below
as needed:
Saturday, December
04, 2010: at 10 AM, registration starting at 9 AM – Three Position 100 yard Match
fired on the “B” Range. Ten
rounds each; prone, kneeling or sitting and offhand, timed fire (ten minutes per
ten round stage) on SR-1 target. Open to Division I and II rifles. Awards for 1st,
2nd, and 3rd place in each division.
Side Match: Rim
Fire Rifle Match – any rifle, any sight as long as it’s a rim fire.
Twenty rounds prone on a target provided at 100 yards, $2 to enter.
First place trophy.
Safety Rules Specific to the Three Position
Service Rifle Match
1. Empty Chamber Indicators (ECI)
must be inserted in rifles at all times, except when the shooter is in
position on the firing line and the Range Safety Officer (RSO) has given the
command to “remove empty chamber indicators.”
2. RSO will call the relay of
shooters to their positions on the firing line.
3. Shooters will remain standing with
ECI’s installed in rifles.
4. RSO will inspect the line and
range.
5. RSO will declare the range “Hot”
and remove the range safety flag.
6. RSO will command shooters to “take
your positions.”
7. Shooters will assume the position
to be fired.
8. RSO will give the command to “remove
ECI.”
9. When the line is ready the RSO
will give the command “commence firing.”
10. Each stage of fire will be ten
(10) minutes to fire ten (10) rounds at 100 yards.
11. Should a shooter finish the stage
early he/she will insert their ECI and hold up his/her hand. The RSO will
inspect the rifle and if all is safe, allow the shooter to leave the firing
line.
12. Should a shooter have a stoppage
he/she is unable to clear on the line; the shooter will hold up their hand and
waive. The RSO will note the time remaining and then assist the shooter in
proceeding safely. The shooter will be allowed to finish the stage starting
where he/she had stopped firing.
13. At the command “cease fire”
all shooters will stop firing, unload and insert an ECI into their rifle.
14. The RSO will inspect the line and
range, when the line and range is safe, the RSO will declare the range safe
and “cold” and raise the range safety flag.
15. Shooters will have three (3)
minutes between stages to make ready for the next stage of fire. At the end of
the ready period the RSO will begin the next stage of fire using the same
safety procedures as listed for the first stage.
16. All shots will be on one SR-1
target.
17. The order of the three stages
will be; first – prone, second – sitting or kneeling, third – offhand.
18. After the last stage is completed
and the line is safe and the range is cold, the RSO will release shooters to
retrieve their targets. The next relay of shooters should be ready to go down
range and set targets at this time.
19. A “ready table” will be
placed adjacent to the firing line for placing targets and rifles belonging to
the relay that is “on deck.”
20. The safety rules for the “Side
Match” are the same as those above.
The Side Match is for any rim fire rifle, twenty (20) rounds
in ten (10) minutes from the prone position at 100 yards on a target provided.
2010 Rattle Battle Match Results
All,
Well, after the rains on Saturday the range was in very good condition!
The wind held off (rare at PCSC) and the temperature was mild and it was a
great day. The winners are listed below for this match called The
Rattle Battle. One more match this season, watch for my emails
2010 Championship Current Standings
Overall Champ - Frank Bliss
Vintage Rifle - Stewart Alexander
Modern Rifle - Travis Bernsen
Rattle Battle Winners:
Division I Vintage Rifle:
1st - Marcus Wehmeyer shooting an Endfield, 177X300 - 0x
2nd - Robert Laramee shooting an M1 Garand, 155X300 - 1x
3rd - Robert gersten shooting an 1903A3, 152X300 - 2x
Division II Modern Rifle:
1st - Garett Woods shooting an AR-15, 249X300 - 1x
2nd - Frank Bliss shooting an M1A, 222X300 - 3x
3rd - Travis Bernsen shooting an AR-15, 222X300 - 0x
Deer Hunter Match:
Winner - Ron Woods shooting a scope equiped AR-15, 45X50 - 0x
Joel
2010 Urban Combat Match Results
All,
Below are listed the winners of today's match and the current Service
Rifle Championship leaders. On today's match some of you shot more
than one rifle within a division, your actual highest rifle score in a
division was used for the championship race.
Detachable Magazine Open Sights (605 highest possible score -
rifle, pistol, grenade with no time adjustment):
1st - Garett Woods 554x605, 8X
2nd - Robert Laramee 528x605, 7X
3rd - Stewart Alexander 526x605, 6X
Detachable Magazine Optic Sights:
1st - Clifton Montgomery 569x605, 7X
2nd - Travis Bernsen 547x605, 5X
3rd - Rod Fears 545x605, 5X
M1 Garand Class:
1st - Stewart Alexander 654x605, 12X
2nd - Frank Bliss 568x605, 1X
3rd - Rod Fears 538x605, 4X
Bolt Action Class:
1st - Travis Bernsen 534x605, 8X
2nd - Ron Woods 442x605, 4X
3rd - Dave Rueter 411x605, 4X
Championship Leaders:
Overall Champion - Stewart Alexander 2721 x 5000
Division I - Frank Bliss 1278 x 2500
Division II - Travis Bernsen 1478 x 2500
OK, for those that were not at the PCSC gun club this
morning for the service rifle match, Saturday, Sept. 25th, we were rained out.
I tried a short rain delay due to the rain and lightning in the area but the
range was just too wet for a shoot and move match. I have re-scheduled
this match for next Saturday, October 02. This is the best date for me to
be available unless we wait well into December. The rest of October
and all of November I am covered up including our postponed Rattle
Battle which is set for Sunday, October 24, three weeks later. I have
attached an amended schedule for you. I know this is quick and I hope
the range in dry by then and that most or all of you can attend, this is
simply the best date I could come up with. See you there.
This Saturday, Saturday, Saturday, Saturday, October 2nd... one
of the most fun service rifle matches we shoot, the Urban Rifle Three
Gun!!!!!!! Please show up early, I need help setting this match up due
to the extra equipment. Match details below:
Saturday,
September 25, 2010: starting
at 10 AM, registration starting at 9 AM - Three Gun Urban Rifle Match.
Rifles shot left and right hand from barriers including prone and all
under the pressure of being timed. Moving
to short range to shoot a handgun (right and left hand) and finally a shotgun
to stop the clock! Three classes; 1) detachable magazine rifles open sights
and detachable magazine rifles optical sights, 2) M1 Garands, 3) bolt action
rifles. All firing will be on the “B” Range using the B27E target. Yep,
you’ll have to toss that grenade again!
New times as follows: detachable magazine rifles will have 4 minutes,
M1 Garands will have 7 minutes and bolt action rifles will have 8 minutes to
complete the course of fire. Awards
for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in each of the
three classes.
Shotgun
and ammo provided! $10 per event/rifle gets you in, enter one or all
three events, enter as many rifles as you like. No side match this shoot
due to time constrains.
May 22, 2010 Urban Combat Match
The match results:
Detachable magazine rifles - Open Sights;
1st - Stewart Alexander shooting an AR-15, 412X500 - 6x
2nd - Garrett Woods (guest) shooting an AR-15, 408X500 - 3x
3rd - Trevor Loke shooting an AR-15, 373X500 - 2x
Detachable magazine rifles - Optic Sights
1st - Mike Marneris (1st timer) shooting an AR-15 / red dot sight, 405X500 -
6x
2nd - Travis Bernsen shooting an AR-15 / scope sight, 371X500 - 2x
3rd - Clifton Montgomery (1st timer) shooting an AR-15 . red dot sight,
357X500 - 2x
M1 Garand Class:
1st - Frank Bliss scoring 424X500 - 1x
2nd - David Rueter scoring 400X500 - 0x
3rd - Robert Gersten scoring 328X500 - 0x
Bolt action rifles:
1st - David Rueter shooting 269X500 - 1x
2nd - Rod Fears shooting 133X500 - 0x
3rd - David McCord shooting 35X500 - 3x
All scores are after time additions or time penalty point adjustments.
200 Yard Prone Match March 27th Results
The
Winners
Division I – Vintage Rifles:
1st place – Robert Gersten shooting an M1 Garand, his score 192 X 200 – 2X
2nd place – Ron Woods with his 1903 Springfield scoring 180 X 200 – 2X (a
Tarlton team member)
3rd place – Frank Bliss also shooting a Garand, his score 176 X 200 – 2X
Division II – Modern Rifles:
1st place – Garett Woods shooting his AR-15 and scoring 197 X 200 – 8X (Tarlton
visitor)
2nd place – Robert Manglberger also an AR-15 shooter, his score also 197 X 200
– 5X (Tarlton visitor)
3rd place – Randy Simpson with his AR-15 he scored 191 X 200 – 3X (Tarlton
visitor)
Top Sniper – Travis Bernsen shooting a scoped AR-15 Travis shot a perfect 50 X
50 – 0X
Next Match
Saturday, May 22, 2010: starting at 10 AM, registration starting at 9 AM – An
Urban Rifle Match, fifty rapid fire shots from three different barriers shot 20,
10 and 20 rounds. A shoot and move match where accuracy and speed are scored.
Four classes; 1) detachable magazine rifles open sights, 2) detachable magazine
rifles optical sights, 3) M1 Garands, 4) bolt action rifles. All firing will be
on the “B” Range using the B27E target. Detachable magazine classes (new
times) will have 2 minutes, M1 Garands will have 5 minutes and bolt class will
have 6 minutes to complete the course of fire. Awards for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
place in each class.
2009
Service Rifle Champions
Overall
Champion – Frank Bliss
Scored
3820 x 5000 – 38X
Division
I Vintage Rifle Champion – Ron Woods
Scored
1595 x 2500 – 13X
Division
II Modern Rifle Champion – Stewart Alexander
Scored
1885 x 2500 – 17X
Well
done to our 2009 Service Rifle Champions.
Three
Gun Urban Rifle Match
December
05, 2009
As
usual I got to the club early to set up for the Service Rifle match.
I actually arrived extra early because the three gun match has so much
extra “stuff” to get ready. I
had to assemble and set up the three barriers, set up a table for the shotgun
and pistol stage, and, of course, the target frames plus all the registration
paraphernalia. Lucky for me some of the guys also showed up early to help out
with the set-up. Thanks guys; you
know who you are. Well, just as I pulled up to the gate I looked at the
thermometer on my truck console and it read 26 degrees.
Yes, 26 degrees of cold wind that pushed the wind chill somewhere in the
teens. I thought the cold might
keep the number of shooters down, but did I underestimate the PCSC Riflemen! We
had a total of 21 entries (some of the guys shot more than one gun). Did I mention it was cold and windy?
We
got started on time, and everything was going well until the temperature started
to climb. When I set up the range the ground was frozen, and I paid no attention
to that ground when I located the shotgun and pistol stage.
My only concern at that point was safety, right?
I’m sure you guessed it by now, that frozen ground turned to very cold
mud as the temp climbed! We went
home more than a little dirty!
Did
I mention it was cold? This is one
of the most difficult matches we shoot, but trying to toss a grenade (yep we
started off by throwing a dummy grenade and scoring the result), load and fire a
rifle several times, draw load and fire a pistol, reload that pistol, fire again
with the other hand (oops, best pistol score 96x100 Joel Powell, just had to
brag), pick up a shotgun, load and fire it, all with gloved or freezing hands
made the match that much more difficult. We
did experience a couple of rifle breakdowns and dropped magazines, but we
persevered. The weather, gun
troubles, and a tough scenario did not stop these riflemen from shooting good
scores. AR-15’s ruled the day in
this match. Did I mention it was COLD?
This
was also the last match of the 2009 Service Rifle Season, and a great season it
was. We finalized the Championship
Series with this match, where we saw two champions successfully defend their
titles, and one new champion step up onto the pedestal. The results are listed
below. Did I fail to mention it was
dang cold?
Match
Winners
Open
sight class:
1st
Andy Man, shooting an AR-15 scoring 579x600 – 8X
2nd
Stewart Alexander, shooting an AR-15 scoring 561x600 – 6X
3rd
Joel Powell, shooting an AR-15 scoring 505x600 – 2X
Optic
sight class:
1st
Andrew McQuade (a guest), shooting and AR-15/Eotech scoring 489x600 – 0X
2nd
Frank Bliss, shooting an AR-15/Eotech scoring 471x600 – 4X
3rd
Rusty Perrin, shooting an AR-15/ACOG scoring 459x600 – 4X
Joel
Powell
Next Match is:
Saturday, December 05 starting at 10 AM,
registration starting at 9 AM - Three gun Urban Rifle Match.
Rifles shot left and right hand from barriers including prone and all
under the pressure of being timed. Moving to short range to shoot a
handgun (right and left hand) and finally a shotgun to stop the clock!
Two classes; open sights and optical sights, all firing on the “B”
Range using the B27 target. Yep, you’ll have to toss that grenade
again! Bolt action shooters will have one minute of extra time before
penalties apply. Championship points awarded based on type of rifle
used! Awards for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in each class.
Saturday,
October 24,
Service
Rifle Match
October
24, 2009
“The
Rattle Battle”
Great weather, light wind (unusual for PCSC), great rifles,
great friends and new friends what more could a rifleman want?
This was our famous “Rattle Battle” a rapid fire, shoot
and move forward match. We started
at 200 yards in the prone position, shooting 10 shots in 90 seconds.
We then have 2 minutes to pick up and move forward 50 yards and shoot 10
more shots kneeling or sitting position and again pick up and move forward 50
more yards to shoot offhand. It
sounds easy but the old ( in my case old means old) heart is beating and the
breathing is faster plus the shooting position is more difficult than the last,
it’s a tough match!
We had mostly M1 Garands and AR-15 rifles this match but
there was a scattering of ’03 Springfields, Mausers and M1A’s as well.
We did have some “first timer’s” at the match, they were; Thomas
Wadsworth, Mark Rose, William Hall and David Hill.
Welcome to the Service Rifle matches guys! Winners are listed below.
We also had a side match called the Deer Hunter.
This match was 5 shots in 2 minutes from a makeshift deer stand at 200
yards. We used a near life size
deer target with a very small scoring target added.
The match was any gun, any rest (from the deer stand) and any sight.
Would you believe an AR-15 with open sights won?
That’s just what happened; John Kampo shot a 25 x 50 score in this very
difficult match to win. Well done
John!
The 2009 Championship is still ongoing with one more match
left in the season, but there were some changes in the standings, see below.
The Winners
Division I
1st – Andy Mans with a score of 253 x 300, 1X shooting
his M1 Garand
2nd – Thomas Wadsworth with a score of 224 x 300, 2X
shooting his M1 Garand
3rd – Robert Laramee with a score of 219 x
300, 0X shooting his M1Garand
Division II
1st – Thomas Wadsworth with a score of 245 x
300, 3X shooting his .308 cal. M1 Garand
2nd – David Hill with a score of 240 x 300, 0X
shooting his AR-15
3rd – Frank Bliss with a score of 228 x 300,
7X shooting his M1A
The Deer Hunter
Best Hunter – John Kampo scoring 25 x 50, 0X shooting his
AR-15 open sight rifle
2009
Championship Standings
Overall Champion – Frank Bliss
Division I Vintage Rifle – Ron Woods
Division II Modern Rifle – Stewart Alexander
