NEA/PCFGA Team 3 Gun Match, October 4/5, Peace River, AB. Two spots open!

Pre-registration is now closed, we've hit our 30 team limit. I've opened a wait list.

If anyone who has registered can not make it, please contact as soon as you know so we can fill the spot.
 
We've got a lot of great sponsors already and Trade Ex Canada has just donated a Khan Arms A-Tac Spark to the prize table!

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Earl, I'm still working through my list. It's the one-armed paper hanger show here. Are you going to be out west that weekend?
 
albertacoyotecaller said:
Come on Ratchety, that's a bit of a stretch. We don't exclude the short people.
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yeah but greg, earl is always #####ing about not having a bridge to start the stage under...... stage briefing for earl,
1) start stage under bridge, guns loaded, tactical lights off
2) when you hear someone approaching your bridge yell "fe fi fo fum, who is approaching my bridge for fun"
3) at the beep engauge all targets.....
 
Might have an opening with one of the short guys you shot with in Edmonton.

It would be pretty awesome if you could make it out to the match, and even better if we get to pick your team name;

Shot Stuff
Sweet and Low
10 Feet of Terror
Compact Carnage
 
Sosa said:
Might have an opening with one of the short guys you shot with in Edmonton.

It would be pretty awesome if you could make it out to the match, and even better if we get to pick your team name;

Shot Stuff
Sweet and Low
10 Feet of Terror
Compact Carnage
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Its only fair that we pick the team name as I believe he has picked some awesome team names during courses.
 
Hey Stevo & crew:

What's the rules on coaching for this match?

Two examples:

At Crimson trace I rounded a corner, hit 2 targets with the stage gun, and was about to go dump it when the RO shouted "hard right!" That was enough to remind me I had one hidden paper target left to shoot.

At the MGM, this fella who was a precision shooter trying 3 gun for the first time had a buddy with him. The buddy followed the shooter through the entire course of fire with the RO, occasionally shouting things like "load two and keep moving!" or "all right, pistol targets now! deep breath and squeeze!"

If this is a team match, are the RO's going to be okay with team-mates following behind and coaching?
 
TVPP,

We've never had any issues with "coaching" coming from SOs or team mates. Our goal is for everyone to safely and fully complete the CoFs. The SOs will help any and all shooters who require assistance.

FWIW, we have far more significant issues at hand, regarding the match. I will post more info when I can.

Steve
 
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