Despite having only one participant, we had a great event. Weather on Saturday was misting off and on all day. Sundays weather was about as good as it will ever be.
Henry was a great student and quickly applied all the skills we teach. Sunday morning he started off great with approximately 1" groups while shooting squares. He managed to shoot "Sharp Shooter" and could have done better if not for the many issues with sun glare on the front sight, both front and rear sights coming loose, receiver coming loose in the stock, magazine feed and stovepipe issues. Great job on maintaining persistence and keeping a positive attitude throughout the challenges.
Here are a few pictures:
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Prepping for Stage Two
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Waiting to Transition
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Hood Down to Block Early Morning Sun
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Shooting Open-Leg in Seated
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Checking NPOA
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Alternate Support Style for Off-Hand
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Way to be! In Wyoming, we run all too many shoots for one shooter, but a promise is a promise.
Besides, you never know when you're working with the next Timothy Murphy...sounds like Henry's coming along.