Post by AQBill on Jun 20, 2020 13:40:42 GMT -6
Dear Friends,
TRY SOMETHING NEW!
Bring one or two of your favorite handguns (pistol or revolver) - two rimfire, two centerfire or one of each - to the NASA Wagnon Mountain Range at 8 AM and we'll shoot three 25-yard bullseye pistol stages which will constitute a match - slow fire (10 shots in 10 minutes); timed-fire (two 5-shot strings of 20 seconds each); and, rapid-fire (two 5-shot strings of 10 seconds each). Open sight and optic sight classes. This match will be shot off-hand but, unlike traditional bullseye handgun matches which are shot with one-hand, you may choose to shoot with a two-handed grip. High score wins (perfect score would be 300/30x).
$1 per target to cover the cost of the official NRA B-16 targets. If you shoot one handgun, the cost will be $3.00 and if you shoot two handguns you'll receive a discounted cost of $5.00! Depending on turnout, we'll have two, three or four shooting stations.
Shooter safety and social distancing rules will be followed and masks are encouraged.
Cheers,
Bill
TRY SOMETHING NEW!
Bring one or two of your favorite handguns (pistol or revolver) - two rimfire, two centerfire or one of each - to the NASA Wagnon Mountain Range at 8 AM and we'll shoot three 25-yard bullseye pistol stages which will constitute a match - slow fire (10 shots in 10 minutes); timed-fire (two 5-shot strings of 20 seconds each); and, rapid-fire (two 5-shot strings of 10 seconds each). Open sight and optic sight classes. This match will be shot off-hand but, unlike traditional bullseye handgun matches which are shot with one-hand, you may choose to shoot with a two-handed grip. High score wins (perfect score would be 300/30x).
$1 per target to cover the cost of the official NRA B-16 targets. If you shoot one handgun, the cost will be $3.00 and if you shoot two handguns you'll receive a discounted cost of $5.00! Depending on turnout, we'll have two, three or four shooting stations.
Shooter safety and social distancing rules will be followed and masks are encouraged.
Cheers,
Bill