Howdy,
The weather was cool with no liquid sunshine. Raunchy Rick – you did a good job again!!. Being able to shoot from under the pavilion gave shooters more room to roll their pumpkins. Once again the pumpkins didn’t stand a chance! Even with an extended pumpkin stage, it showed once again we can have fun and shoot SAFE!!!!
See you down the trail!
Nawlins Kid
Howdy,
Mother Nature decided to give us liquid sunshine. Once again all shooting was done in the pavilion and the canopy attached to the pavilion which worked just fine. We all had a safe and enjoyable day. Also I would like to say welcome to our newest young shooter Young’un. He did a good job shooting safe.
Nawlins Kid
Howdy,
Mother Nature decided to show us what summer should be. IT WAS HOT!!! Once again all the match participants still had fun ringing the steel, despite the heat. There were no safety issues since everyone kept safety in mind and helped keep the pardners cool, which made my job easy.
See you down the trail!
Nawlins Kid
Howdy,
We had another great shoot, with no safety violations. Thanks to all for making my job easy.
We are still on a learning curve with the new targets. Thanks to the pards that came early to help setup on Sunday. We can still use some extra hands on the morning of the shoot to help make setup go a little faster.
We are still looking for ratchet donations and 3/4 socket. If you have an old one ratchet sitting around collecting dust, we would gladly accept it. I would like to have one for each stage to help speed up tear down.
See you down the trail!
Nawlins Kid
Howdy Pards,
Once again we had a fine day to shoot, Good job RR.
I had a conversation with the salesman from Action Targets. He recommended a way to adjust the targets to get a little more movement. We will try to make this adjustment this month, but we will need helpers on Sunday morning to setup the targets. We also ask that helpers bring a ratchet and 3/4 in socket to assist in setup and take down.
See you down the Trail.
Nawlins Kid
Howdy,
It nice to see a lot of old pards and meet some new ones after the long winter. The sound of targets being hit was music to everyone’s ears. Once I would like to thank everyone for making my job easy, by being safe and having fun.
Starting in June any 22 cal. Single Action Revolver will be allowed in the long range scenario. Yer better practice, those little ducks may be hard to shoot.
See you down the trail
Nawlins Kid