AGC Steel Challenge - Saturday 12 October
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KnowNothing
A couple of slots have opened up. Why not bring your gear and give this a try. It is really quite simple and not too intimidating at all. Just listen to the SO commands, keep your finger off the trigger until you have a sight picture, and blast away. I think you will regret sitting on the sidelines when you see how elementary this really is.
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OK, just went to the range for a tune-up before tomorrow (looks like great weather!). Decided I'd break out the almost-never-used Sub2K for the PCC round. Heh. What a goofy gun that is. But it'll work! Even if it does cover you with crud. Nobody who commits a crime with a Sub2K will ever be able to remove the GSR. I think I might call mine Lady MacBeth from now on.
Looking forward to the fun. Hopefully Squad Three is the Out Of Shape Desk Jockey Squad so I won't embarrass myself any more than usual.
Looking forward to the fun. Hopefully Squad Three is the Out Of Shape Desk Jockey Squad so I won't embarrass myself any more than usual.
hobbycollector
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I probably should have done a few more pistol range trips but I’ve been playing on the trap range instead. It might be time to get that steel certification so I can have fun at the pistol range too. At least one member of the Out Of Shape Desk Jockey Squad will be in squad 1.
MEGARMS
KnowNothing
FIFY
Looking forward to the match tomorrow as well. See you guys in the AM.
Just a reminder, the parking on the opposite side of the road from the action shooting bays is DIAGONALLY. This will allow us to get a few more vehicles over there and with 39 shooters we are going to need every spot.
Got a bunch of mags loaded and (hopefully) all the crap I'll ever need staged and ready to go out the door bright and early in the morning...now, if only I could fall asleep 
MEGARMS
KnowNothing
Got a bunch of mags loaded and (hopefully) all the crap I'll ever need staged and ready to go out the door bright and early in the morning...now, if only I could fall asleep
I wish I could stay asleep
Doing this on something like four hours of sleep is my way of keeping my scores modest for everyone else. Yeah, that’s the ticket.
What is it about early morning stuff that keeps me from hitting the sack early like a rational person? See y’all there! I’ll be the one yawning.
What is it about early morning stuff that keeps me from hitting the sack early like a rational person? See y’all there! I’ll be the one yawning.
I wish I could stay asleep
Amen to that.
it's not just Christmas Eve excitement about what's going on the next day (although that is certainly part of it 
), I always have a hard time staying asleep when I know I have to get up early. My subconscious doesn't trust my alarm, so every hour or so, I bolt awake, look at the clock, and say, "not yet, thank goodness," over and over. That does not make for waking up feeling refreshed at all
Don't say that! Now people are going to get us mixed up!
Between squads six shooters in this case.
Squaregrouper
Kragaphile
I am hooked after my first shoot; will definitely be doing this again.
Who was the A-hole in a Moms Demand Action shirt?
.
Who was the A-hole in a Moms Demand Action shirt?
.
That was one big scary woman!
Very nice to put a couple more MDS handles to faces! Nice to meet y’all.
Thanks to the guys who organized this. I can see that there is a lot of work that must go into planning and setting all of this stuff up.
Also for anyone who has never done this before, which was my case, it is a very low pressure environment to get your feet wet. The RO’s/Match Directors were really helpful in calling out minor procedural errors that I was about to make. After the first stage didn’t feel any anxiety at all from that point on.
I’ll be joining the next one, work schedule permitting.
Also for anyone who has never done this before, which was my case, it is a very low pressure environment to get your feet wet. The RO’s/Match Directors were really helpful in calling out minor procedural errors that I was about to make. After the first stage didn’t feel any anxiety at all from that point on.
I’ll be joining the next one, work schedule permitting.
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