Rob Pincus
New member
Our team competed for the first time last year at the nationals in Ft. Lauderdale and came in 5th in the industry class (don't ask how many teams there were
) but hey, we got trophies and we came in 1st or 2nd in the handgun phase.
Anyway, the point is it is a great event and a great test of all-around firearms skill.
If there is some interest, maybe we could have a real showing next April for The Firing Line down there. If teams needed .22 rifles or whatever, I could supply some great guns. You'll need the following equipment:
Precision .22 pistols (99.9% using red dot sights)
Precision .22 Rifles (99.9% using HIGH power scopes (we used an 8-32 and two 6-24s)
2 centerfire guns, one for precision, one for tactically accurate but fast shooting.
Shotguns for sporting clays/5 stand type targets.
3 man teams compete for $150,000 in prizes. I can get info to anyone interested (diagrams of the fields of fire, specific rules, etc...)
there is a good article in this month's Guns & Ammo about last years national event.
[This message has been edited by Rob (edited 11-03-98).]
Anyway, the point is it is a great event and a great test of all-around firearms skill.
If there is some interest, maybe we could have a real showing next April for The Firing Line down there. If teams needed .22 rifles or whatever, I could supply some great guns. You'll need the following equipment:
Precision .22 pistols (99.9% using red dot sights)
Precision .22 Rifles (99.9% using HIGH power scopes (we used an 8-32 and two 6-24s)
2 centerfire guns, one for precision, one for tactically accurate but fast shooting.
Shotguns for sporting clays/5 stand type targets.
3 man teams compete for $150,000 in prizes. I can get info to anyone interested (diagrams of the fields of fire, specific rules, etc...)
there is a good article in this month's Guns & Ammo about last years national event.
[This message has been edited by Rob (edited 11-03-98).]