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Your Appleseed State Board => Washington => Topic started by: Cooper on December 26, 2010, 01:44:55 AM

Title: Cooper's Gal
Post by: Cooper on December 26, 2010, 01:44:55 AM
Merry Christmas to my old stomping grounds of the Northwest!

I hope there are plenty of Appleseed events for 2011 in the Vancouver/Portland region for my daughter and her beau to be introduced to the Trail.  I'm putting her through an accelerated Winterseed this weekend at my Minnesota home, and she is very eager to learn, having never fired a gun before today.

Figured you folks would appreciate her first Redcoat, with the first 13 rounds she has ever put downrange (in the blowing snow at 25 degrees):


Title: Re: Cooper's Gal
Post by: Earl on December 26, 2010, 10:46:09 AM
Nice Christmas Day and present. Looks like the last four bullets fell off the target to not getting her natural point of aim on the smaller targets to the left, she grouped well on the first three.  O0

There  have been rumors of Appleseeds in 2011 in Washington and Oregon, for sure there are some in Idaho after the thaw. She will be welcome at all and any of them. Nothing like showing her father up one day on the range. **)
Title: Re: Cooper's Gal
Post by: Cooper on December 26, 2010, 11:28:56 AM
Quote from: Earl on December 26, 2010, 10:46:09 AM
Nice Christmas Day and present. Looks like the last four bullets fell off the target to not getting her natural point of aim on the smaller targets to the left, she grouped well on the first three.  O0

She will be welcome at all and any of them. Nothing like showing her father up one day on the range. **)

I taught her safety rules, safe rifle and steady hold factors Christmas Eve, but hadn't started the slings or NPOA POI yet.  She shot the redcoat from a solid prone position without using the sling.   ..:..

She showed up my ex by simplying getting off the couch and picking up a rifle.  I doubt he knows which end is the muzzle.  **)

Janelle
Title: Re: Cooper's Gal
Post by: Gideon on December 26, 2010, 12:17:15 PM
Congratulations on your first Red Coat.  That's good shooting Tex, er Way Northern Tex!  O0 That target is what I see many "experienced" shooters produce after having shot all their life, me included on my first Red Coat.

I envision a new Rifleman (and an IIT?) in the very near future!   ^:)^

Gideon