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egan seated with gun on table. then moved to the 7 yard line, Revolver went to Paul Ritch,
After retrieving the weapon, repeating the sequence except and High Lady was Sharon
each shooter fired immediately this time the second string was Kimbrel.
at two targets located through fired with the weak hand only. It was a great match and
a window in front of them. Frank Garcia emerged at the our sincere thanks go out to the
Then moved down a hallway to top of the pile with Mike match and stage sponsors, the
a low barricade and engaged 2 Cundiff following closely and shooters and a exceptional
targets over the barricade. Keith Hedman taking third. bunch of ROs and support staff.
Moving right, they engaged a Mike Kanazawa and his We also want to thank the
series of plates and shoot tar- crew constructed the turning following contributors:
gets through a 12 inch port at targets for this stage and our Accurate Ammunition, Well's
the top of a 4 foot barricade. thanks go out to him. Custom, Muscle Products,
Moving right again, they fin- Saturday night we enjoyed Gann's Custom Handguns,
ished the course by engaging a Texas style BBQ fixed by my Galco International, Wilson's
plate and 2 shoot targets mom and dad who drove out Gun Shop, Winchester, Wil
through a 55 gallon drum. from Texas. A drawing was Schuemann, Bianchi, Kleen-
Stage four, Heads will held during the BBQ for a .22 Bore, Silencio, Clark Custom
Roll, sponsored by Protective pistol with Doug D0~ell Guns, Valiant Ammo, Smith
Optics, gave the shooter two holding the lucky ticket. and Alexander, Wagoner Cycle,
identical arrays of targets which Master Class winner was Bomar, Hornady, Accurate
included one popper, three shoot Keith Hedman followed by Plating, Bar-Sto, Accurate Arms
targets and two falling no- Frank Garcia, Eric Stafford, Co., Yellowstone Ammo. A
shoots. Once the popper was Bob Bailey and Delan White. A special thanks goes to Danny
activated, two no shoots fell to class winner was Dave Dawson, Wisner of Atlanta Arms and
cover the middle shoot target. B class; Jim Tice, C class; Alan Ammo for furnishing the targets
A mandatory reload was Glover, D class; Richard and pasters and to Competition
required between arrays. Noriega. A new class was Electronics for furnishing the
Stage five, Scared added this year, A Unclassified,
Shotless, sponsored by Keith where Henry Ford took first
timers and chronographs. t
Hedman of Hedman's Handguns place. High Stock went to
had5 targetsand3poppers and Matthew Rierson, High
presented the shooters with a
challen~np speed course.
Adding to the f;n were 2 noshoots
exactly where you would
least want them and hard cover
on 2 of the other targets. The
shooters had to make mandatory
reload after the first target
and before the last.
Stage six, Read AUways,
was sponsored by Guncraft
Sports, Inc. The shooter started
on the 15 yard line fading an
array of six targets. The
targets turned to face the
shooter and 8 seconds later
turned away. Each target had
to be engaged freestyle with one
round each, reload and engage
with one round each using
strong hand only. The shooters
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