GA: May 1600 Results

Posted on June 2, 2012 by H

GA: Results from the River Bend Gun Club May Prone 1600 match can be downloaded here: 2012-ga-rbgc-may-1600 (PDF, 23KB)

About H

Dan started shooting competitive smallbore in 1986. During his Junior career, he earned two national junior team titles as well as local and regional wins. After a 10 year year hiatus to attend college and start a family, Dan returned to the sport and has added local, sectional and regional wins to his shooting resume. Dan is a Distinguished Rifleman, National Record Holder, U.S Dewar Team Member, Black Hawk Rifle Club Member, Digby Hand Schützenverein member, and is the founder of pronematch.com. He lives in Massachusetts with his wife and 2 children.
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4 Responses to GA: May 1600 Results

  1. Jim Hinkle says:
    June 5, 2012 at 10:42 am

    It appears that the ace Southeast reporter did not report this match. He was off site making noise at a long range match. Just can’t get good help these days.

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    • Hap says:
      June 8, 2012 at 3:10 pm

      Worse than that is sad to see a talented smallbore rifleman wander off onto the dark side.

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      • Dennis Lindenbaum says:
        June 8, 2012 at 5:14 pm

        So many bullets, so little time. For those that don’t know, they actually have places where you lie down in the hot sun and shoot at targets that are 1000 yards away. Just a short 5 minute drive in your car; no more walking back and forth. Gotta like that. There are a dozen or so wind changes between you and the target. As long as it is an even number, you don’t have to make any sight adjustments because they all just cancel each other out. You only need to worry about sunburn and the coriolis effect.

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        • Hap says:
          June 11, 2012 at 2:17 pm

          Dennis,

          Been there, done that, and I even have the T shirt to prove it.

          I’d chew tin foil while shaving my head with a cheese grater before I return to the dark side.

          It is loud, uncomfortable, and dirty. It is just too vulger for one of my delicate sensabilities.

          I’d as soon not participate in a sport where masochism is part of the required skill set.

          Hap

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