Is Ray Riganian back?

I hope so.

Thanks Randall, Solo, and all who helped spot, score, etc. Always have a good time at our monthly matches.

Bad luck, Michael V, hope it's nothing too major.

Congratulations to this months top shooters! Especially Michael Victor pulling out top .308 with an injury!

Guys,
I've left my chamber flag on the bench at the match ,it is a yellow flag with orange band on it
If any one has picked it up or seen it let me know .
Thanks

Treadstone wrote:Thanks Randall, Solo, and all who helped spot, score, etc. Always have a good time at our monthly matches.

Bad luck, Michael V, hope it's nothing too major.

Thanks Jeff, Jennifer and everyone for your help at the match. I'm doing much better today, less pain and can walk with only one crutch.. bonus.

Talked to a sports ortho dr today and he thinks I tore some ligaments (ACL?). He said I shouldn't kick so much ass in the future. Or at least do it with the other leg.

MRI is tomorrow then we'll see if it's the ACL. EIther way, I'm still going to kick Sam's ass in the man on man next time.

Glad to hear it Michael... yeah, you defiantly tore something... Either ACL or LCL....

Had a great time!
It was awesome meeting you folks. You were all super cool with good advice. Definitely true what they say about people at these matches. It was a well organized event and I could tell you guys knew what you were doing as you were able to adapt to changing conditions, like dealing with all us newbies and having a man go down (Get well Michael!)
I'll definitely be back, but I want to spend more time actually knowing my new rifle and practice these different positions. Like, I never practiced a good solid sitting position until about 3 min before it was my turn. Lol!
I watched someone shoot cross legged and i liked that stability and tried it. It turned out to be my best stage.
So again thanks and see you guys out there maybe by the end of the year.

Guardian Mode wrote: I'll definitely be back, but I want to spend more time actually knowing my new rifle and practice these different positions. Like, I never practiced a good solid sitting position until about 3 min before it was my turn. Lol!
I watched someone shoot cross legged and i liked that stability and tried it. It turned out to be my best stage.

Dry fire practice is VERY useful and you can do it at home.