Field Target Match January 11th at Los Angeles Rifle & Revolver Club
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Temperature was around 47 at the beginning of the match and climbed to around 67, with an early morning breeze which died down as the match went on. We had 19 shooters with two shooters, Sam Russo and Kevin Hirsch, coming from Sacramento. Good to see you both. Too bad couldn't run the Saturday match at A Place to Shoot. See you both at the GP. Course was set with 12 lanes, 52 shots. We had to go with 3 targets per lane for four of the lanes due to sharing lane 3&4 with Junior Olympic shooter, Kenji Lee, who is preparing for Olympic qualifying next week. Good luck Kenji. We had a good mix of small and large targets, including a 1/4 inch at around 11 yards. Lane 0 was Standing with one target at around 12 yards and the second at 25 yards. Lane 12 (position 20) was kneeling with 17 and 22 yard targets weaving through the boards. Outside of the Freestylers, Al Padilla and Nicholas Olguin, cleaned Standing. Kneeling, outside of the Freestylers, only Nicholas was able to clean the lane. In Hunter PCP, with 13 shooters, Eddie Olguin, shooting his Artemis P15, and Thane Thayer both shot a 42. In Hunter Springer, Bob Middo, the lone shooter in the class, with his Air Arms TX200, shot a 35. In Open PCP, with three shooters, Kelly Hawe, with his Daystate LPR, shot a 40. In Freestyle PCP, with three shooters, Rick Rogers, shooting a Steyr LG110, shot a 50, which was also the overall high score for the match. For all scores click the Match History button at top. Great shooting everyone. Thanks to all for helping with setup and takedown. Next match will be the GP January 23rd -25th at A Place to Shoot. See you at the range. Click button below for photos of GP course at A Place To Shoot.
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