Triple Play at Crooked Oak

[AQBill]

Missed the morning 50/25 Match but managed to come in the afternoon. It was a beautiful, cool and sunny afternoon at Crooked Oak where I introduced my dear cousins to the joys of iron sight, .22 caliber target shooting at the 23/5 target. This was the very first time either of them tried this game and - as you will see - they did exceptionally well. I was just a smidgen ahead of them. They'll be returning to their home in southern Vermont later this week and, hopefully, be anxious to return next spring for a rematch. I must be an excellent instructor.

The Eley Target ammunition appears to shoot just a bit better in the Model 12 than the CCI SV and the Norma Tac-22 with several impressive groups for each of us.

197-10x (Vintage) Bill Parkhurst. Sheffield, Alabama (AQBill)
BSA Martini Model 12, Parker-Hale 7A and AG Parker Model 2 front, Eley Target
Caldwell Rock BR. Protektor 13A Bunny ear rear bag.
EXCUSES for not shooting well.
62 degrees F, 5-10 mph breeze.
50-3x 49-2x 50-3x 48-2x

195-2x (Vintage) Doug Parkhurst. Halifax, Vermont
BSA Martini Model 12, Parker-Hale 7A and AG Parker Model 2 front, Eley Target
Caldwell Rock BR. Protektor 13A Bunny ear rear bag.
EXCUSES for not shooting well.
62 degrees F, 5-10 mph breeze.
49-1x 48-0x 50-0x 48-1x

192-4x (Vintage) Marilou Parkhurst. Halifax, Vermont
BSA Martini Model 12, Parker-Hale 7A and AG Parker Model 2 front, Eley Target
Caldwell Rock BR. Protektor 13A Bunny ear rear bag.
EXCUSES for not shooting well.
62 degrees F, 5-10 mph breeze.
49-2x 48-0x 48-2x 47-0x

[Danny Creasy]

Family Match. I like it, Bill.