Due to mother's day, we had a light turnout with only 10 shooters.
We were originally planning for only 7 shooters, but a few last minute folks jumped in.
With the extra shooters, we were running slower than expected so we dropped one of the more time consuming stages near the end of the day.
Total round count for the day was between 34 and 37 shots depending on how many shots were fired on KYL.
There were 585 points possible.

There were 8 stages of fire:
#1 25yd 3/4" dot cold bore (1) shot 60 seconds
The target: http://www.caprc.com/targets/25dot.pdf
30 points for a hit
Only 4 people got the cold bore shots.

#2 200yd hostage (4) shots 60 seconds
The target: http://www.caprc.com/targets/double-hostage.pdf
10 points per hostage taker hit in the square box
-10 points per hostage hit.

#3 Weakside 150yd little man - 308yd popper - 300yd popper - 308yd popper - 150yd little man (5) shots 60 seconds
10 points per hit.

#4 12yd 3/8" dot has to disappear in (5) shots 60 seconds
The target: http://www.caprc.com/targets/12dot.pdf
40 points if the dot completely dissappears.
Only 1 person made the dot completely dissappear.

#5 15yd Pistol plate (5) shots then transition to rifle poolballs (9) shots 90 seconds
The target: http://www.caprc.com/targets/poolballs.pdf
5 points per pistol plate hit.
10 points per poolball, 100 points if the 8 ball is also hit.
0 points if the 8 ball is hit and all the other solid balls are NOT hit.
Most people only made 1 hit on the pistol plate.
First and second place finishers cleaned the poolballs.

#6 100yd 5 dot option (5) shots 60 seconds
Points awarded per the target: http://www.caprc.com/targets/5dot2.pdf
Dots are 1", 5/8" and 3/8" respectively.

#7 100yd KYL (1-4) shots 60 seconds
Points awarded per the target: http://www.caprc.com/targets/limitations.pdf
Engage the octagons starting with the largest one.
Fire as many shots as you are comfortable with.
A miss on any octagon zeros the target.

#8 100yd barricade 2 shots standing unsupported, 2 shots standing supported, 2 shots kneeling and then 2 shots seated (8) shots 70 seconds
The target: http://www.caprc.com/targets/new-barricade.pdf

Results were as follows:

379 James
274 Brad
262 Jesse
216 Randall
142 Zach
138 Mike
118 Nic
114 Ben
100 Charles
81 Conner

Poolballs, 5 dot option, Know Your Limits and the Barricade targets:


Coldbore and 12yd dots:


200yd hostage targets:


15yd pistol plate:

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God shoots a Remington 700, drives a Chevy Truck and carries a Glock 19.
I don't do any of those things.

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God shoots a Remington 700, drives a Chevy Truck and carries a Glock 19.
I don't do any of those things.

Can I get a DNF That 100 just makes me sad.

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Team GAP, Shooter #7
Draining squares and banging steel

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God shoots a Remington 700, drives a Chevy Truck and carries a Glock 19.
I don't do any of those things.

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Team GAP, Shooter #7
Draining squares and banging steel

A great day for sure! I'm really glad Randall and Brad got to shoot this time as well instead of just running us all. Lessons learned from my second match.

1. After the match I'm NOW understanding SFP vs. FFP after much reading and thinking of getting a new scope. I ran in to a lot of problems trying to MIL with my SFP Nikon Buckmaster and didn't know why... No wonder I had trouble at 15yd, 25 an 300 when trying to MIL instead of dialing some in or knowing the proper zoom to use. Noob alert.

2. A real rear bag and proper cheek height/weld are absolutely critical. I faired much better this time around after having those in.

A huge improvement over last time, all I need to do is get on the line a lot more to stay consistent and keep improving. Pics coming tomorrow.

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Zach

Sounds like a great match. Bummed I missed it. But I scored lots of bonus points with the wife for sticking around. That ought to buy me a few more matches on important days in the future. Good shooting James. Hope that Premier holds up.

Dose any like that reticle... Looks soooo busy.

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Team GAP, Shooter #7
Draining squares and banging steel

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God shoots a Remington 700, drives a Chevy Truck and carries a Glock 19.
I don't do any of those things.

Well I'm sure if enough emails flooded their inboxes with reticle requests anything is possible. BTW lets hope its the end all be all scope. The industry is due for one already.

*LINK FIXED*

Created a quick gallery of the photos I took from the shoot. Nothing too great in there but oh well.

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Zach

link doesnt work for me....

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In the face of a crisis, a failure to act is the first act of failure.
There are no stupid questions, just stupid people asking questions.
Sweat saves blood, blood saves lives, but brains saves both.

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In the face of a crisis, a failure to act is the first act of failure.
There are no stupid questions, just stupid people asking questions.
Sweat saves blood, blood saves lives, but brains saves both.