Link to an interview with a former DEVGRU Operator (Navy Seal), on the differences between combat shooting and competition shooting. Website has some other good reading as well.

June 3Gun Results

10:00am Start
Shooter         Overall Score   Division
1. Joel V           170.31           (TAC)
2. Justin M        387.55           (TAC)
1. Larry L         219.42           (TRO)
2. Brian K        242.06           (TRO)
3. Al H             246.85           (TRO)
4. Braden K     280.65           (TRO)
5. Dave S         281.53           (TRO)
6. Jim R           294.92           (TRO)
7. Gary S.        304.29           (TRO)
8. Todd            382.81           (TRO)
9. Scott B        396.65           (TRO)
10. Mark W    412.73           (TRO)
1. Corey C      319.04          (OPEN)

1:00pm Start
1. Jim R           330.48        (LBB)
2. Doc B         349.00        (LBB)
1. Al H            234.02        (TRO)
2. Larry L        242.21        (TRO)
3. Randy J       256.78        (TRO)
4. Brian K       261.94        (TRO)
5. Braden K    266.36        (TRO)
6. Eli B            307.79        (TRO)
7. Todd K        414.31       (TRO)
1. Corey C      261.39       (OPEN)
1. Joel V         191.85        (TAC)
2. Shaun H      218.22        (TAC)

Thank You, to everyone who showed up for our Fathers Day 3-Gun shoot. We had approximately 19 shooters, who ran the 5 stage cof. Everyone I talked to had a great time Sunday. After scoring stage 2, I am not sure carrying a video camera or a DeWalt drill in the middle of a shootout is a very good idea. :-P :-) A big hand to Joel & Company (AKA Devious & Diabolical) for setting this shoot up. I would also to thank everyone who helped with setup & teardown. A word of note, at the next meeting (July 12th) we will be discussing changing the shoot fees from $10 for both sessions, to $10/session. The reasoning behind this, is the price of targets have went up and also so we can purchase more of the items people are wanting to see at these shoots.

See ya at the range,
Compudoc

**PLEASE NOTE**
Be sure to bring tick repellent with you to the range as a few have been encountered. Now don't go getting visions of a mutant tick attack, and bring your RPG's or 40mm grenade launchers. These ticks were of the variety that a standard 12 gauge load of #8 shot would handle, or if you prefer more of a challenge you could use handgun shot loads on these, OR you could just bring standard tick repellent. At the least just be sure and check yourself for ticks when you leave (like you normally would when you venture into tall grass & weeds [you do normally do that, RIGHT]). I look forward to seeing you on Sunday. Compudoc.

Edited to add: No you may not bring a flame thrower to rid the range of any or all ticks. If the thought "I wonder if an aerosol can and a lighter are considered a flame thrower?" just popped in to your head, IMO ticks are the least of your problems. :-) Compudoc

June AP Shoot ***3 GUN***

Things you need to know:

• Start times 10:00am and again at 1:00pm (shoot them both if you like)
• 5 COF's (stages)
• Minimum Round Counts - 

                           Shotgun -14 "birdshot" (lead only) & 5 Slugs
                           Handgun - 30
                           Rifle - 37

Yes, as a matter of fact, I heard some of you moaning and groaning as we chose the COF's for Sunday's Shoot. You're going to LOVE them. Your guns - clean them, lube them, and make sure you bring the correct amounts of the correct ammo. Gloves? Elbow and knee pads? Armor? Maybe. I'd eat a decent breakfast and bring a lunch. Don't forget you water and sunscreen.

MEETING June 14, 2011

7:00pm at Huck's Hideout. Lots to discuss. Hoping to see you there.