Enjoyed our first pistol match today

[jonboy]

Amy and I really enjoyed the match this afternoon...It was great seeing so many customers and their families getting out and spending time together enjoying shooting...I was amazed at the turnout! We just hadn't planned on being there that long...come 3 pm my blood sugar was saying game over lunch time for big boy-LOL...but I love seeing so many shooters out there playing fun safe gun-games like that...I think everyone walks away with something new to work on be it gear technique or new ideas for how to practice. Great folks who really put a lot of time and effort into making things safe and proffesional. I think I actually had more fun watching everyone else shoot and seeing Amy get so into it! Next time we'll make like yogi bear and bring a pic-a-nic basket (or cooler) There where a lot if new faces and folks I don't get to see enough of out there today. I really like belonging to a club that has so many good folks and such a strong atmosphere of help and support for new shooters or even folks that just never branched out into the shooting sports much (like me)...it deffinately makes it worth-while to check out all the different kinds of matches NASA hosts...can't believe it took me so long to shoot one of these. I wish I had more Saturdays free...it was cool getting to shoot on Sunday! Thanks to everyone there...hope we can do it again sometime. I really am proud to see the club bring so many new shooters into so many different disciplines and expiriences. Why the city isn't helping and showing that off instead of sending us and our money elswhere just shows the short-sightedness of our current city government. I'm personally proud to know all of you guys...yes even Danny!! (you can pick on Danny because he is always gonna outshoot you anyway!

[Danny Creasy]

Scores sent from Randy Nash

NASA IDPA
March 18, 2012
Overall Scores
These are NOT Official Results

These are not official results. IDPA does not recognize results not ranked by Division/Classification.

Name Match Score Target Points Down Division/Class
1 Mike Stutts 67.25 17 ESP/Unclassified
2 Broc Downs 68.66 21 SSP/Unclassified
3 Dwight Pilkilton 76.92 24 ESP/Sharpshooter
4 Gary Hyde 76.95 30 ESP/Sharpshooter
5 Kevin Stout 78.91 32 SSP/Unclassified
6 Randy Nash 79.77 23 ESR/Expert
7 Rory Amos 80.73 11 ESP/Marksman
8 Bob Lynn 81.12 21 SSP/Sharpshooter
9 Dave Henry 81.53 12 CDP/Unclassified
10 Danny Creasy 82.08 13 CDP/Marksman
11 Robert Patterson 88.30 6 ESP/Marksman
12 Alan Hall 88.46 22 SSP/Marksman
13 Tom Jones 91.17 2 SSR/Sharpshooter
14 Peary Willard 95.04 11 ESP/Marksman
15 Caleb Henry 95.95 21 SSP/Marksman
16 David Malone 98.12 11 SSP/Marksman
17 Ryan Stooksberry 98.65 20 SSP/Unclassified
18 Jason Burns 99.72 49 ESP/Novice
19 Jeff Collins 101.40 40 SSP/Unclassified
20 Jay Smith 110.44 37 ESP/Unclassified
21 Rob Ahlstrom 113.61 39 CDP/Unclassified
22 John Warffeli 114.57 49 SSP/Unclassified
23 Dwight Rickard 117.24 23 SSP/Unclassified
24 Robbie Ahlstrom 123.59 61 CDP/Unclassified
25 Ulus Farris 131.94 66 SSP/Unclassified
26 John C. Butler 139.64 46 CDP/Unclassified
27 Suzeann Grier 165.78 31 ESP/Unclassified
28 Phillip Luman 182.30 73 SSP/Unclassified

Points down are accumulated by placing shots out of the center of mass or by committing procedural errors. Each point down adds half a second to the shooter's time. And, the low time wins.

CDP - custom defensive pistol = a .45 ACP semi auto - usually single action
ESP - enhanced service pistol = a 9mm semi auto - usually single action
SSP - stock service pistol = a double action or safe action 9mm or .40 semi auto pistol
SSR - stock service revolver = a double action revolver using speed loaders - .357 caliber (.38) or larger
ESR - enhanced service revolver = a double action revolver using full moon clips - .355 caliber (9 mm) or larger