This match meant a lot to me. I take my hat off to all those who have served, or who are serving in our military forces. I particularly owe a debt of gratitude to those whose lives were taken in the line of duty, and to all of the families left behind.
This month's match was quite interesting. Merle must have tried to empty his gun safe, entering six different weapons. Very cool. Paula, thanks for playing. Keep at it. Billll, thanks for mentoring Paula. Mr Borland continues to dominate in the accuracy department.
Class 1 - RF with Iron Sights
Mr Borland Merle
S&W Model 617, .22LR Ruger Std Model, .22LR
Score=140 Score=16 (at 25ft)
Billll Gray
Ruger Mk I, .22LR S&W Model 41, .22LR
Score=51 Score=80
Marilyn Bob
Ruger Single Six, .22LR Ruger Single Six, .22LR
Score=2 Score=51
Paula
Ruger Mk I, .22LR
Score=8
Class 3 - CF with Iron Sights
Mr Borland Gray
S&W K38, .357 S&W M&P Pro, 9mm
Score=125 Score=85
Merle Merle
Ruger Speed Six, 9mm S&W M3913, 9mm
Score=41 (At 25 ft) Score=21 (At 25 ft)
Merle Merle
P38, 9mm CZ82, (9mm Makarov)
Score=40 (At 25 ft) Score=20 (At 25 ft)
Merle
British Enfield, 380/200
Score=27
By the way, I had never heard of some of Merle's guns. Looks like many are vintage. Here are some example photos that I dug up. Neat.
CZ-82 S&W M3913
Ruger Speed Six Walther P-38
British Enfield
2010 Cumulative Winners
Thanks again for playing along. Look for the June match. It will be a charity fundraiser to support Hands On Nashville, a local volunteer organizing group that was instrumental in getting help to those that needed it during Nashville's recent floods.
Nice job everyone! The timing never worked out for be last month. Looking forward to the next match.
ReplyDeleteI guess it is only natural that us oldtimers like the oldtime guns!!!
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