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Title: IBC Lake George March 26 / 27
Post by: R1SGx2 on March 08, 2011, 12:12:30 PM
Hi All,

IBC Lake George March 26 / 27

NYRASGT worked hard to get this range for an IBC,  :bow:
reading posts allot of New Orange Hats in Northeast the last few weekends.

(Old Orange and Red Hats can use the refocusing for the 2011 season) O0 O0

Lets not lose this opportunity for advancement and knowledge.

Hope to see you there

mark
Title: Re: IBC Lake George March 26 / 27
Post by: Nickle on March 08, 2011, 12:41:02 PM
At Dunham's Bay? I might be down for some of it. I work the next 2 weekends, and the one following the IBC, so it will be a grind for me to be an Instructor there. That being said, a day trip down for a few hours is possible.
Title: Re: IBC Lake George March 26 / 27
Post by: fprintf on March 08, 2011, 01:16:21 PM
And the following weekend is an Advanced IBC with Fred on Battle Road in Massachusetts. Nothing like getting a double helping of motivation!
Title: Re: IBC Lake George March 26 / 27
Post by: Josey Wales on March 09, 2011, 04:02:27 PM

..We need some Instructors for this event....Who is qualified and who will work it..??........

..We also need some IIT's to sign up for Instruction....................Who is going??............

..Let us not leave this event hanging.............................................JW........................
Title: Re: IBC Lake George March 26 / 27
Post by: nyrasgt on March 12, 2011, 03:49:26 AM
   Time to reach out to all NY (and Pa, Vt, Ma, and NH) IITS to sign up for last opportunity to advance a few grades prior to the April 16-17 all hands weekend.
This was an outstanding weekend last year, including a field trip to the Saratoga Battlefield National Park in Stillwater, the site of General Burgoyne's surrender and,
according to local legend, Daniel Morgan rifleman Tim Murphy's 2-300yd qualifying shot on General Fraser...the animated diorama of the multiple-day battle, located in the park's visitor center, is worth the trip, as is driving the actual battlefield with multiple stops at specific locations during the battle (e.g. on this ridge stood The Great Redoubt, or British lines, during the battle...one looks out and sees what the British, or the Americans saw...).
   We also had Park Chief Ranger Greg Wozniak give the IBC a personal class in musket operation; we're still trying to return his hospitality by hosting him and his staff at an Appleseed.
   Absolutely worth the weekend for anyone with plans to acquire a red hat (and the accompanying discounts from Ruger and Henry!).
excelsior,
madMark (an extremely satisfied "customer," both of the IBC AND the Ruger and Henry IPPs)