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#1
After Action Reports / AAR Waynesville IL - Oct 10 20...
Last post by Bundt Pan - Today at 10:38:27 PM
We had another GREAT event at the LeRoy Rifle Pistol Club with a 1 day pistol to take part in the Appleseed Pistol Month. Doug, Brandy (Mrs Bundt Pan) and Terry, plus our volunteers Peper 5150 and Vopps made this a great weekend. Many thanks to all of you.

Our first hits count showed that our shooters were ready for the fast passed day, and they continued to impress all day. Doug cleared our Red Coat, and we had 3 100 yard shooters!


We worked our way through the points of instruction and the strikes as the day progressed. We were able to rock out 3 PQTs with the fancy R/W/B targets.

Congrats to Doug (225) Terry (219) and Vopps (225) on your requals.







I even got a chance to try out Vopps S&W Victory 22 for a 235.

Those Full color patches are sharp :F

Peper 5150 and Brandy both posted great scores, and had there not been equipment issues, im thinking they would have patches as well.

Our final red coat showed we were tired, Doug got the button, and we had hits at all distances but no one cleared it.

Thanks to our participants, the volunteers, and the range for a great day!



#2
Buckman Tavern / 31 Rounds from an Enfield in O...
Last post by DEH - Today at 09:07:46 PM
I am not sure what his accuracy is like, but this is how you gain fire superiority with a bolt action.

Also, why didn't I think of that before?  The way he uses his alternate trigger finger.




#3
After Action Reports / Re: New Marshfield, OH AAR 10/...
Last post by Lumbrjack - Today at 08:09:18 PM
It was a great weekend. Thank you to the team of instructors for all the hard work towards making the weekend a big success. I look forward to more Appleseed clinics in the future!
#4
Pennsylvania / Re: Regional Border Raiding is...
Last post by icecoldkidd - Today at 07:33:09 PM
What is weather like the first week of January in NH? Light snow fall or impassible 8 feet deep drifts needing a lifted F-350 to pass through?
#6
NorthEast / Re: Northeast Regional IBC for...
Last post by Cannibal - Today at 07:05:32 PM
Count me in!
#7
NorthEast / Re: New York has a New Orange ...
Last post by Cannibal - Today at 06:58:44 PM
Congrats Luke and Graham!!!
#8
NorthEast / Northeast Regional IBC for 202...
Last post by lupis42 - Today at 06:47:03 PM
The Northeast Regional IBC
will be held on
January 8th and 9th, 2027
At Core Custom Solutions in Wilton, NH

Senior Instructor Mrs. Smith will be leading the IBC

Venue: Core Custom Solutions LLC
Location: Wilton, NH
Address: 604 Gibbons Hwy, Wilton, NH 03086
Website: https://www.ccsarms.com/

Come one, come ALL
Anyone who wears any color Project Appleseed hat is invited to attend.
Anyone who might be interested in wearing one of those coveted hats is ALSO welcome. Please PM me if you are interested in attending.

This is your single, best opportunity to meet a large portion of the Northeast cadre and talk, share stories, and learn from them. Border Raiders are ALWAYS welcome!!!

Signup as a student HERE:  https://appleseedinfo.org/schedule-ibc-zoom/?eventtype=ibc

Blue Hats - get to know the instructor corps, learn how to help run a safe event, learn/practice the points of instruction and history in case you might want to change your hat color in the future.  We want you doing POIs, breakouts, troubleshooting - everything!

Orange Hats - this is a great way to get a leg up for 2026.  You'll have ample opportunities to practice and polish your points of instruction, safety, and history skills.

Red Hats - This event will help to shake out the winter cobwebs that may have grown on your perishable skills.

Shoot Bosses - ALL Shoot Bosses should be at this event.

What should you bring?  Well, in addition to your personal items for spending an overnight, please bring:
A teachable attitude.
Any teaching materials you normally bring to an AS
The instructor manual
A notebook or pad of paper and pens/pencils
A dummy rifle, if you have one
Your copy of Paul Revere's Ride
We will have snacks and lunch (sandwiches, chips, drinks) both days. Anticipate $20-$30 to cover costs
 
How should you prepare?  Check out Appleseed Academy.  It's a great resource to see the points of instruction presented with simplicity and precision

Blue Hats:
Read Paul Revere's Ride
Read the current Applecore Manual
Browse the current Instructor Manual, especially if you're planning to participate in the breakouts

Orange Hats:
Read Paul Revere's Ride
Read the current Instructor Manual
Read Fred's Guideposts
Try to commit as much of the "cheat sheet" to memory - line commands, safety rules, the verbatim items
Have at least a basic understanding of the strikes and DOMs

Red Hats:
Read Paul Revere's Ride
Be ready to discuss all aspects of the history: prelims, strikes, and DOMs
Read the current Instructor Manual
Be prepared to assist in the breakout sessions
Practice your POIs

Shoot Bosses:
Read Paul Revere's Ride
Be ready to discuss all aspects of the history: prelims, strikes, and DOMs
Read the current Instructor Manual
Read the current Shoot Boss Manual
#9
New Mexico / Re: Winterseeds in New Mexico?
Last post by desert_diver - Today at 05:48:05 PM
The Albuquerque cadre often schedules an event on the President's Day weekend.  It's likely that temperatures will be below freezing for a couple of hours in the morning. 
#10
Florida / Re: Florida has a new Red Hat!...
Last post by Recon82 - Today at 05:46:54 PM
GOOD JOB DEE!!!!