Project Appleseed

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Title: Nov 7-8 Gibsonburg shoot
Post by: dingode1 on July 14, 2026, 07:44:42 PM
This will be my second Appleseed shoot, my first being 8-9 years ago, and this time my son and a friend are joining me.  I got lucky with the weather for my first shoot, but I'm trying to get ahead on this one just in case.  I'll figure out the cold-weather gear and rain gear, but I wanted to ask if pop-up canopies- I think mine are 10x10- are allowed at this range? If so, are they allowed on the firing line and behind it for the equipment, or just in the rear?

I'm sure I will have more questions as the time grows closer, but for now that is my only question.
Title: Re: Nov 7-8 Gibsonburg shoot
Post by: topper on July 14, 2026, 10:41:57 PM
Great question and looking forward to this shoot.

Shoot boss will have to confirm, but I think we'll be shooting on a covered firing line.

Being prepared for bad weather is a good idea. It snowed and rained at this shoot last year.

Title: Re: Nov 7-8 Gibsonburg shoot
Post by: dingode1 on July 15, 2026, 01:25:31 PM
A covered firing line would be awesome!  When I did my first shoot there, years and years ago, we were out in the grass.  I'm interested in finding out what the firing line will be.  If it's grass, I can bring a thinner mat.  If it's gravel or cement, I'll bring a thicker one.
Title: Re: Nov 7-8 Gibsonburg shoot
Post by: Third Degree on July 20, 2026, 09:12:22 AM
Good morning, pop up canopies are permitted, but likely not necessary. We will be shooting at the 50-meter range which is covered. I look forward to seeing you in Gibsonburg! Third Degree.
Title: Re: Nov 7-8 Gibsonburg shoot
Post by: dingode1 on July 20, 2026, 02:47:26 PM
Awesome, thank you!