Kodiak99317
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Saskatchewan Provincial Rifle Association held it's Saskatchewan Long Range Competition this weekend at NOKOMIS NORTHSTAR RANGE on JUNE 8-9, 2013
Saturday – 8th June Pairs Range Agg: 0800 Registration 0900 Start
Course of fire: Pairs fire, convertible sighters
2+2+15 at 800 yds.
2+15 rounds pairs fire at 900 yds.
2+15 rounds pairs fire at 1000 yds.
Saturday the skies were ugly looking but we only got sprinkled/drizzed on at 800 and 900 and light rain at 1000.
On the 800 at 9:15 and off the 1000 at Noon. Great target service as always by Kiwi and the Bullzi Crew.
Poured from afternoon to a few hrs after midnight.
Low attendance, 2 TR, 4 FTR and 3 FO.
Winds were Right to Left, from the east, 7-12 mph heading from 8-9 am
Saturday Pairs Winners
TR Stan Frost 214-13v
FTR Jim Wilderman 213-12v
FO Keith Skjerdal 214-14v
Sunday – 9th June String Range Agg: 0900 Start
Course of fire: String Fire, sighters are not convertible.
Unlimited sighting shots & 15 shots for record in a time of 22 minutes @ 800
2 sighting shots and 15 shots for record in a time of 22 minutes @ 900
2 sighting shots and 15 shots for record in a time of 22 minutes @ 1000
Sunday there was not a cloud to be seen until 11 am. On the line at 9:11, off at Noon and not a drop of rain.
Low attendance, 2 TR, 2 FTR and 3 FO.
Winds were Left to Right, from the west, 12-25 mph, heading to the 2-3 pm mostly 3, Full value
(Yup... 3 moa right in a let up and 3 moa the other way in a gust and when you got the 2 pm, look for a high one LOL)
Sunday String Winners
TR Gord Hulbert 204-10v
FTR Jim Wilderman 211-13v
FO Keith Skjerdal 212-20v
2 Day agg Winners
TR Stan Frost 414-24v
FTR Jim Wilderman 424-25v
FO Keith Skjerdal 426-34v
Saturday – 8th June Pairs Range Agg: 0800 Registration 0900 Start
Course of fire: Pairs fire, convertible sighters
2+2+15 at 800 yds.
2+15 rounds pairs fire at 900 yds.
2+15 rounds pairs fire at 1000 yds.
Saturday the skies were ugly looking but we only got sprinkled/drizzed on at 800 and 900 and light rain at 1000.
On the 800 at 9:15 and off the 1000 at Noon. Great target service as always by Kiwi and the Bullzi Crew.
Poured from afternoon to a few hrs after midnight.
Low attendance, 2 TR, 4 FTR and 3 FO.
Winds were Right to Left, from the east, 7-12 mph heading from 8-9 am
Saturday Pairs Winners
TR Stan Frost 214-13v
FTR Jim Wilderman 213-12v
FO Keith Skjerdal 214-14v
Sunday – 9th June String Range Agg: 0900 Start
Course of fire: String Fire, sighters are not convertible.
Unlimited sighting shots & 15 shots for record in a time of 22 minutes @ 800
2 sighting shots and 15 shots for record in a time of 22 minutes @ 900
2 sighting shots and 15 shots for record in a time of 22 minutes @ 1000
Sunday there was not a cloud to be seen until 11 am. On the line at 9:11, off at Noon and not a drop of rain.
Low attendance, 2 TR, 2 FTR and 3 FO.
Winds were Left to Right, from the west, 12-25 mph, heading to the 2-3 pm mostly 3, Full value
(Yup... 3 moa right in a let up and 3 moa the other way in a gust and when you got the 2 pm, look for a high one LOL)
Sunday String Winners
TR Gord Hulbert 204-10v
FTR Jim Wilderman 211-13v
FO Keith Skjerdal 212-20v
2 Day agg Winners
TR Stan Frost 414-24v
FTR Jim Wilderman 424-25v
FO Keith Skjerdal 426-34v
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And yes, that is why the first day was pairs fire (triple in FO's case since there was only three of us - like at the Westerns :>)))) and the second day string fire for yet a different upcoming match - like at Raton :>)))) (in a triple but that does not count firing string), see the difference in the V count in worse winds day 2?? String fire sure helps eh. Plus, I want to see if firing and opening the bolt would re-damage my tendent in my right hand thumb. A pad over the tendent and a leather glove with two sheets of leather in the right area and no worries.
