Nearly 50% Riflemen?
21 shooters and nine Rifleman. Not at all certain I have ever encountered such a high percentage in near years of Appleseeding. We had but three instructors and were blessed with zero shooters not well squared away / not safe. What a fantastic event! ^:)^
Went so fast, I failed to record scores, but we pieced the names together fairly well.
New Rifleman:
Kevin
Alec
Mike
Nataly
Kent
Trey (other Trey)
Repeat Riflemen:
Jim
Hannah
Madison
Andrew would have made score, but reversed round count on stage three - dang it! :wb: Makes an excellent excuse to attend another event. By the way, Andrew was shooting a center-fire rifle, which is maybe 40% harder to make score with.
Perfect weather, great people and a fine venue - what better way to spend a weekend?
Hope to see every one of you again soon. O0
In Liberty,
PHenry
More Riflemen (and Women)!!!
I especially like the one with two Treys - like double trouble. ^-^
A more than honorable mention should go out to repeat offender Hannah, who shot a score from the standing position...twice1
:bow:
I'm holding that back until I see her work an event. ^-^
Quote from: PHenry on February 01, 2016, 03:35:20 PM
Andrew would have made score, but reversed round count on stage three - dang it! :wb: Makes an excellent excuse to attend another event. By the way, Andrew was shooting a center-fire rifle, which is maybe 40% harder to make score with.
TDog (12 years old) came to Pensacola, last weekend; he worked up from 80 to 130 on the AQT using a Tech-Sighted 10/22. Sunday afternoon he convinced dad, LawDog, to let him shoot center fire. His scores immediately jumped up to 170. I laid down next to TDog and never saw any BFJB he was like a different kid. I believe had he shot both days center fire he would have scored. :---