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Clean Targets!
by sixftunda Wed Aug 21, 2013 12:49 pm
Shot my first clean slow fire and my first 200 timed fire last Sunday! Was going to send the Marvel away for trigger work but I think I will shoot another match with it before I do that. Using a stock Springfield GI lower and parts that were tweaked by Travis from FCW. Trigger pull is around 3 lbs.
Of course after walking back to the line after the 100, I put my very next shot in the 6 ring
Finished my .22 with an 878! Grand aggregate for the day was 2583. One more good match and I will have my Master card. Next goal is 2600.
Also won the Service Pistol match
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Of course after walking back to the line after the 100, I put my very next shot in the 6 ring
Finished my .22 with an 878! Grand aggregate for the day was 2583. One more good match and I will have my Master card. Next goal is 2600.
Also won the Service Pistol match
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Re: Clean Targets!
by C.Perkins Wed Aug 21, 2013 6:30 pm
That is outstanding !
Congratulations on your performance.
Congratulations on your performance.
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Re: Clean Targets!
by john bickar Thu Aug 22, 2013 12:45 am
Heh, I sure do recognize a lot of names on those targets.
If you already are cleaning targets at the long line I would bet 2600 will be but a speed bump on your way to HM.
If you already are cleaning targets at the long line I would bet 2600 will be but a speed bump on your way to HM.
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Re: Clean Targets!
by Colt711 Thu Aug 22, 2013 12:49 am
Ditto on all that John said!john bickar wrote:Heh, I sure do recognize a lot of names on those targets.
If you already are cleaning targets at the long line I would bet 2600 will be but a speed bump on your way to HM.
Those were the days my friend!!
Ron
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Re: Clean Targets!
by SMBeyer Thu Aug 22, 2013 11:14 pm
Good shootin!
I'm starting to see a patern of good days on the firing line for you!
Scott
I'm starting to see a patern of good days on the firing line for you!
Scott
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Re: Clean Targets!
by Bullseye10X Sun Aug 25, 2013 4:46 am
Wow! Nice shooting sixftunda! Perhaps someday I will be able to do as well. So far, my best three round (90 rounds) score is 599. Dismal!
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Re: Clean Targets!
by rvlvrlvr Mon Sep 09, 2013 12:20 pm
As much as I've shot Bullseye, I've never shot a clean slowfire target in a match (only once in practice). Congratulations!
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Re: Clean Targets!
by BE Mike Tue Sep 10, 2013 9:11 am
Congratulations! I shot my one and only clean slow fire at Canton-McKinley, as well. It was the first ten shots of the match with the .22. It sits in a cheap frame on my computer desk. Must be something in the water up there.
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