It was 15-20 degrees with 6-8 inches of snow. A state of emergency had been called just after we arrived. The wind was strong, but not strong enough to stop these guys! Mike (great great of Rev. Baker (battle of Cowpens) Prescott (great great great great great etc grandson of Samuel) and Evan (also related to Rev Baker) turned out in this weather to drive many miles and nail those targets. They did- Mike (IIT)and Evan (Second event) joined the ranks of our First Pennsylvania Rifleman and Prescott (first event)?did a terrific job on the targets with several "two in one" bullet holes-looking for some good scores here in the spring (April 16-17 - Matamoras). Everyone was having fun, but maybe those 8 who signed up at evenbrite but stayed home showed some wisdom.....?
We spent alot of time on drills drills drills. Round count was approximately 140.
So far we had a blizzard seed, a hurricane seed, and the normal Appleseed - what's next?
Congratulations to Rev. Baker on passing his PC for IITO.
Wow. Excellent work.
MT had a winterseed this weekend, but after seeing this post and your pics, I'm not sure ours compared at all.
Wow, a relative of Samuel Prescott, that is quite a lineage!
Some dedicated Rifleman there! Good work everyone involved. That snow storm y'all are getting is nuts even by Michigan standards ;)