9-11-11 Classifier match at Warsaw

[BROBERTS]

Thanks for the help taring down and Gavin and family for doing the classifier match and the rest of the set up and tare down crew.

Next match will be in October and will be the last pistol match of the year. Maybe a all shoot gun match in November.

 

[kobra]

Thanks Brent and crew for putting up some fun stages. I admit I sure was intimidated by the small plated texas star. But, I felt I shot it pretty well. The guys in our group had a pretty good time. Thanks again.

 

[Rob377]

Just how big were the plates on that star anyway? 4"?

I think that might have been my favorite stage! It was definitely my best on the day.

 

[rvb]

Thanks to Brent and the crew. Hadn't made it to your match all year so it was nice to get there and see and shoot w/ everyone.
I should have shot the classifier first... I wasn't happy w/ my shooting on the steel and by the time I got to the classifiers I pretty much didn't give a crap. Almost bagged it half way through. I think my trusty beretta sensed that was most likely it's last time out and broke a part during the first "make ready." It still ran but it wouldn't decock so I had to manually lower the hammer.
Thanks for letting me play on the steel, Brent.
-rvb

 

[smith52]

Just how big were the plates on that star anyway? 4"?

Those would be 3" plates

 

[sandman76]

yes they were 3" plates on that star. I must of shot the wrong one first because that started spinning like the wheels on my truck!!!! Right then i knew i was screwed

 

[BROBERTS]

Thanks Brent and crew for putting up some fun stages. I admit I sure was intimidated by the small plated texas star. But, I felt I shot it pretty well. The guys in our group had a pretty good time. Thanks again

Thanks for coming. Hope all of you guys like it and come back for the regular USPSA match in Oct. It will be a blast.

This was the first time we got carried away with steel just can ask anyone here!! we have never got out of control with are steel

Corey loves that 3" star!!

Did anyone catch the steel on film?