Halloween Hoot USPSA match at Range Burlington

Just a note to those coming to our match this weekend. King Road between Plains road and the North Service road is closed for Rail Track Maintenance. Please use either Brant Street or Waterdown Road to get to the club.

And there is still lots of slots for this match.
 
Well the stages are up and look good. We only have one penalty target on the field (long) course.

It should be a great match. We still have lots of openings for Saturday from 12:30 pm on and all day Sunday.
 
Just finished the 9am shoot. I had a great time! It was my first visit to the Burlington club and I must say I was impressed. The members were very friendly and the range is well kept. The stages were challenging especially for me and my single stack. I will definitely come and do the IPSC practice nights.
 
We also have lots and lots of spots on Sunday still available

So if you want to shoot a match where you get a prize for showing up and Halloween candy to munch on this is your match
 
Final results are now posted on the USPSA web site

Thanks to all that came out to shoot those evil mummy's and Zombie Rats.
 
Thanks guys it was a fun match.
Someone gave me 10points penalty on stage 2 :)
Have shot zero misses, well I gues honest mistake

Peter
 
SquibLoad said:
PeterPan, you were still top limited 10 shooter even with the penalty. -10 for being too good looking
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That is not a point. I do count my points and know all my deltas, PT and misses. At smaller matches I can even remember the percentage of Cs.
Mistakes in part of RO team is a part of any sport, but it is important to watch ROs when they enter your nr, so we can verify it before it goes through.
The most important thing, it was fun shooting after 1.5 months off.
 
I think that was the squad we had some problems with that. There was several re-shoots and sometimes calls get his heard or entered in the wrong column. The Palm scoring has a spot for the shooter to sign his name to acknowledge the score before its saved.

This was our first match running with the Palms, we've been using them for our weekly matches for about 8 months now. There was a learning curve then and it look like we have some more learning to do lol.

By the way you crushed them on Stage 4.
 
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