Bob 210, MrBill and Rock-chucker in action at Sacramento here (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JjrwnSa_yc).
This would be on the third range on Saturday.
You know, I heard rumors that there wasn't a stop watch on that range.............Boy, the California 87 second minutes.... %)
Minute? 50 seconds for sitting, shurely?
Ah, youtube. Your every step immortalized.... so better make sure they good looking steps...
I've heard the camera adds 30 seconds or so. ;)
Quote from: funfaler on January 25, 2009, 02:54:06 AM
You know, I heard rumors that there wasn't a stop watch on that range.............Boy, the California 87 second minutes.... %)
I make it out 93 seconds to a "California minute"... :)
Muzzle control in transition was perfect, even if we were dealing with a young crowd.
"Line ready?" calls were a little rushed...
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And since we are really nick picking, does Bob know his fly was down? Don't remember that part in the "Instructor's Handbook", may be next to the "ish", that is next to the "50 Seconds for stage 3" (50 Seconds-ish **)
Great shoot, and even with using Kentucky (boring 60 second) minutes on our line, we had the same number of Riflemen produced :~
This may also explain why when "lunch" was called, that same line had 30 minutes more of range time......may be something to this whole "extended Cali Clock" ::) ;D
Trying to remember what happened with this COF........I know it wasn't an actual AQT, because we only did one on Saturday at the end of the day. This must have been one of the early transitions shooting on squares or the Classification targets. Right about 40 seconds into the COF, we had a failure to extract on an AR on the line. Unfortunately for Rock-chucker I had the stop watch and when the Malf happened, I forgot everything else and fixed the malf, forgetting all about time. Lessons learned from this experience.....Make sure the Line Boss has his own stop watch, Always show up to lunch on time or else you'll never hear the end of it and always do a fly check before going on youtube. **)
Sacramento, one of the best Appleseeds I've ever been to.