Shooters to the line

"Shooters to the line"... Just sharing a picture from the Don Moore Memorial Match, held at Connaught Range (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada), on May 18th 2014. It was a crisp morning, with perfect blue sky. It warmed up slowly and by lunch time, a few shooters were just wearing a t-shirt. Beautiful spring morning, but quite windy. I love the smell of burning gunpowder in the morning...



This military complex has two 50-meter ranges and four 25-meter ones. But it's primarily a rifle training center, with several ranges, up to 1,000 meters. I really enjoyed shooting there. Google view of the pistol ranges: http://goo.gl/rN8Uff

Would you say this is a fairly typical setup for the matches you attend?

That looks very similar to some matches I've shot.  It looks like a great day.

its always interesting to see how different range setups look, thanks

Here are a couple pictures from the Milan Rifle Club in Milan, IL.  They are from a 2700 a few weeks ago.  They are working on installing a new turning system that is below the target instead of hanging the target frames.

There were 36 shooters that showed up for the Washington State Regionals.This is a picture of the Sunday squading.There were more master and high master then any other class.Gitrunk (Chris) down near the end blew everyone away in the SS class and a lot of the masters. I am the big guy on this end dressed like Johny Cash. I didn't exactly shoot fantastic but had a lot of fun.They put on a good match if your ever in Bremerton WA.

OldMaster64 wrote:  There were 36 shooters that showed up for the Washington State Regionals.This is a picture of the Sunday squading.There were more master and high master then any other class.Gitrunk (Chris) down near the end blew everyone away in the SS class and a lot of the masters. I am the big guy on this end dressed like Johny Cash. I didn't exactly shoot fantastic but had a lot of fun.They put on a good match if your ever in Bremerton WA.

I had a blast! Thanks for inviting me Len.  2700 + EIC + DR. Was a lot in one day