Finishing Up

[Roadkingtrax]

M1 matches all over for the day. Beautiful weather today.

All quiet on the southern flank.

[bruce]

Beautiful! You are most fortunate to have access to such a nice range. Even better ... matches! Sincerely. bruce.

[Roadkingtrax]

Thanks Bruce. I now realize my picture is out of focus, but it was a nice morning.

I'm fortunate to have access to three ranges with "active" HP matches. The CMP will be here in a few weeks to administrate the Western Games, or about two weeks of matches, for almost everything, C&R, Rimfire, Vintage Sniper, Small Arms Firing School, Classroom instruction by AMU representatives. E targets will be used again this year, despite the growing pains, they make for a much faster day at the range. The second week is all XTC matches, essentially 4 days of matches to gets zeroes for the EIC on Sunday. Lots of reloading to do, and I've just barely gotten started.

[lyman]

used to have a job that allowed me to shoot Service Rifle (AR) , Garand Matches, and the odd Vintage (1903) match, ,


miss those days,

[Roadkingtrax]

I think you need two things. Free weekends and forgiving spouses.

[lyman]

I think you need two things. Free weekends and forgiving spouses.

wife was good with it,

I would have her reload the 30.06 while I loaded the 5.56,

my club ran Garand matches and Service Rifle at the same time, usually 2 relays, (50 rounds, short course)

I would shoot the Garand first, then the AR

3rd relay was the local watering hole for a delicious Hot Italian Sandwich, and a cold beverage,,

[Roadkingtrax]

My local club runs a double header, CMP "B" course matches. Makes it nice training for the National Matches, and Travel Games. We often just shoot our service rifles, and do Standing/Sitting/Standing. Today I brought an M1 for one match.

I do miss sitting with an M1 or 1903, as it adds to the fun. My M14's sit waiting for me to Leg Out, and get back to shooting .30's.

[lyman]

My local club runs a double header, CMP "B" course matches. Makes it nice training for the National Matches, and Travel Games. We often just shoot our service rifles, and do Standing/Sitting/Standing. Today I brought an M1 for one match.

I do miss sitting with an M1 or 1903, as it adds to the fun. My M14's sit waiting for me to Leg Out, and get back to shooting .30's.

bought a nice CLE Kreiger upper to work on some XTC and leg points,, and had an understanding with the boss on time off to shoot, (being a Store Manager w\ excellent results helped there) then had to switch employers (they left the area) and kilt that thought,

still have it in the safe, with the now antique Jewell trigger (maybe has 250 rounds thru it)


how many points do you need to leg out?

[Roadkingtrax]

bought a nice CLE Kreiger upper to work on some XTC and leg points,, and had an understanding with the boss on time off to shoot, (being a Store Manager w\ excellent results helped there) then had to switch employers (they left the area) and kilt that thought,

still have it in the safe, with the now antique Jewell trigger (maybe has 250 rounds thru it)


how many points do you need to leg out?

Too many. Have 12 now, hoping to pickup the hard leg at Perry this year. Possibly go Pac-Fleet at Camp Pendleton in May. I missed another 6 or 8 in January by 2 poor shots. Just got in my head, and shot like crap at 600.

I've had Master since about a year ago, but the NRA never notified me. I was a sandbagging Expert all summer. LOL

[lyman]

NRA has been a bit slack in notifications lately,

I haunt a Bullseye forum, and those guys are not happy with some of the changes (venue mostly) and the way the NRA is managing the classifications, (late, no notifications etc)