Project Appleseed

Just holding a spot for KR.  I had the time and opportunity to post pics, so I had to take advantage of it:

Seeing and hearing Rifleman's cadence. Performed by Nemohunter


MikalDulee giving one on one instruction


Stage 4 of the AQT


Father and Sons


Husband and Bride


Team B shows the winning result of accuracy and teamwork!


The first three Rifleman of the weekend


KR rolls into Benediction after awards


Rebecca shooting Stage 1


Roger earns his patch!


There would have been photos of MikalDulee getting his Red Hat had a certain MO instructor understood basic camera operation  . Hopefuly Nemohunter will post his soon.......

Them there cameras are difficult to operate and don't get me started on whiteboards...

Why no pics from Saturday morning? 

Quote from: ben1775 on August 17, 2010, 10:49:24 PM
Them there cameras are difficult to operate and don't get me started on whiteboards...

Why no pics from Saturday morning? 

Hmm, there doesn't seem to be any.  Not sure why........

Perhaps, the camera hadn't had enough coffee yet on Sat. morn....
It's better than mine though.  It was DOA at Rolla, ND.   Perhaps javaguy's whiteboard killed it....

4? Riflemen!  Huzza!

Good work guys!

Congratulations MikalDulee!

I'll be back...

Hmm... no Saturday morning photos? Shocking...

Alright MikalDulee!! Congratulations on the RH!

Sweet!  Mike, welcome to the RH club.     I knew you would be a great instructor one day.

See you on the trail brother!

Greg

Thanks,

Big shoes to fill and larger bucket to grab.


What a great bunch of shooters!  I don't know if it was mentioned, but Alex, the young man we awarded the youth patch to CHOSE to go to this Appleseed as his birthday present.  I promised not to embarass him so I didn't say anything in public. 

Everytime I start to feel down about the path of our country something comes along to help me climb back up and take another step.  Is it a coincidence that this "hand up" happens for me at Appleseeds...

I wanted to make instructor at Osage because that was where I started my path as an instructor in training.  It been a rough journey...but so worth it.

not sure if these are the 7 or 8 MOA deer head pics but i'm sure they were taken from 330 out 

  *sniff sniff*  Loved the pictures!  I only wish I could have been there, Mike, to watch you get your RH.  I want to let you know how much it meant to Erik to present you with it...words cannot express how much we (both) respect and admire you.  You are a hero to this Country, one hell of an instructor, and most importantly...a friend.  Oh yeah, and you look GREAT in camo 

CONGRATULATIONS, MIKE!!!!!

MB