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Fourth Saturday of the month. Who's in? Gonna be a nice day for "down zero".
And FTN
And procedural
And ... doh.
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I should be there. Family is sick so there is chance I have to miss, but I plan on making it. Did they get snow out there?
"There are no finger prints under water."
Some, should be pretty much gone and getting dried out. Have not heard any reports though.
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I might drive my truck anyway just in case.
"There are no finger prints under water."
Drove to the range this morning, there was about 4 inches of snow. Drove back by about 4. Still some snow in the berms, lots of melt.
I would plan for cold in the morning and wet and muddy towards the end. The sun will be out. Word of advice...the ground does not thaw much. Please use the crowbars to pull any stakes up on fault lines. Targets, PLEASE just one part way in to tag it in place.
We have been getting WAY too much damage of props because people are just tearing stuff down, throwing stuff around, without caring about the longevity of the equipment.
Be careful on the dirt roads folks.
Have fun!
Boots, jackets and consideration of range property. :thumbup:
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Dirt roads manageable?
"There are no finger prints under water."
Pretty fun match today. Cool seeing the Air Force guys out there, but I wasn't on either squad so I didn't get to see how they shot. I guess they got to run capacity on the 17 round mags so some stages they didn't need to reload. Also great seeing a lot of my shooter friends out there that I haven't seen in months.
"There are no finger prints under water."
The AF guys were very accurate- one in particular stacked shots so frequently that entire stages were shot clean with 1 hole/target.
Good times.
The dragon killed me... 1 pulled shot- 30 seconds added. Game over for me after the first stage
"its like a f****** turkey shoot" -Travis Haley
Fun match with great weather and a big turnout. Liked the stages where sequence was dictated by a roll of the dice or flip of a card.
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