Re: Utah Shootouts Feb. 12, 2011
Just now got home. I have to make a phone call or two to be sure I got all the numbers right.
Had no idea we would have 24 shooters in the morning. Spring fever must have come early this year. I'll remember the regular score sheets from now on.
I should get the scores up here tomorrow sometime. I'll put detailed scores up on the website.
Thanks for all the help. Robert did the 100 yard as usual. Then we had to split into 3 squads. Kevin, Lenny and I can't remember the guys name that took the 3rd squad. Please tell me who that was. You guys were terrific.
It took a lot of other people too, to keep things moving safely. Thanks to you all.
We started on the 100 yd range with a c/b on a politically incorrect target, a 3 shot group, hostage target and sitting position target. A few shooters had a negative score by the end of the 100 yard.
There was 1 shot each at the 10 silhouettes. 200 to 500 yards.
1 shot standing at the 18 inch 300 yard.
The rest was prone. 1 shot at a 350 yd.
6 shots at the 400 yd 8,7,6,5,4,and 3"
1 shot each at the 5 and 600 yard.
1 shot each at the 7, 8, and 900 yd steel
and 5 shots at the 1000 yd paper, no sighters. You'll see who got two shots in the 4" bullseye when I get the detailed scores up.
As the weather warms up we'll do more positional shooting and moving.
Most shooters went to the Tactical Training Center in the afternoon. We shot 20 rounds at the turning good guy - bad guy targets. Then 20 rounds at the 100 yard mover.
We picked up a few more shooters for the pistol stages. We used the bobber (pop up) targets. Several different strings. In order, random, same one, alternating and last, all you can knock down in 5 seconds.
Had some great shooters and some of us others.
