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Jerry Barnhart gets started on "Air Force One."<br />
Stage 6 gave competitors the<br />
"Low Down" as they engaged<br />
six targets and two poppers<br />
from under wooden bars on<br />
each side of a low "fence" and<br />
three more from over the fence.<br />
Merle Edington and Shirley<br />
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Hamilton took the top scores on<br />
this stage.<br />
Stage 7, "Moving Closer," another<br />
field course, gave shooters<br />
the opportunity to shoot<br />
seven paper targets and 10 poppers<br />
from three windows, each<br />
Intensive personalized training in all aspects of IPSC Shooting (with a<br />
maximum of four students per class). The Universal Shooting Academy<br />
Practical Shooting School is designed to acconunodate all levels; new shooters,<br />
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U.S. Team member 1987 thru 1991.<br />
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To be a good teacher you must be able to communicate your knowledge and<br />
expertise to others. This is an area where Frank and Judy truly excel.<br />
The training techniques used will help you achieve higher levels and<br />
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For registration and information, contact:<br />
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positioned farther down the<br />
field. (One of the paper targets<br />
was a swinging target activated<br />
by hitting a popper.) Rob<br />
Leatham and Shirley Hamilton<br />
were the winners.<br />
"Air Force One," Stage 8, required<br />
competitors to move<br />
through the body of the "plane"<br />
engaging 10 targets and four<br />
poppers through several ports<br />
on each side of the "plane."<br />
Winners were Todd Jarrett and<br />
Kay Miculek.<br />
Merle Edington and Lisa<br />
Munson were high scorers on<br />
Stage 9, "Home Alone." Starting<br />
seated in an easy chair with<br />
a loaded gun on a table nearby,<br />
the shooter picked up the gun<br />
at the start signal, moved to<br />
Box A to engage three targets<br />
with two rounds each, two more<br />
targets from a door, three poppers<br />
from around the corner<br />
and three more paper targets<br />
from a window.<br />
<strong>Mar</strong>ch/<strong>Apr</strong>il 1995
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