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Results CAGC June 2nd Sunday Field Target match (Lebanon CT)

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Match Date: June 2nd, Sunday
Rifle Match – 64 shot – 32 target – 8 lanes. Average distance approximately +35 yards. Two shots per target – 8 shots per lane. 8 min time limit.
Pistol Match – 32 shots – 16 target – 8 lanes. 10-35 yards. Two shots per target. 4 shots per lane. 4 min time limit.
The following AAFTA classes and rules will be used:
PCP – Combined Hunter-Unlimited*, Open, WFTF
Piston – Combined WFTF-Open-Unlimited*, Hunter
*Unlimited Class (attached bipods, tripods, range finders are allowed)
Pistol – Combined Hands, Limited & Hunter
9:00 AM Sign Up/Open Practice
10:00 AM Shooter's Meeting/Match start
Entry fee: $15 Adults, $5 Juniors or CAG members
Must sign a waiver/release of liability form. Eye protection is required.
Loaner air rifle available (Crosman Custom Shop Marauder – Mueller 8-32×44 scope for Hunter (sticks
included) or Open Class PCP)

We will also have pistol silhouette match after field target match (40 shots hands only). 10 Chickens @ 10 yards, 10 pigs a@ 12 yards, 10 turkeys @ 15 yards, 10 rams @ 18 yards.
Highly recommend bringing your own folding chair and wearing waterproof boots
4500 psi 75 cu. ft. air tank will be available for PCP shooters.
Location: Private property of Ron Dumond.
1001 Trumbull Hwy, Lebanon, CT 06249

https://ctairgunners.weebly.com/
Contact: Leo Gonzales
e-mail: [email protected]
cell: (203) 988-4261
 
I can't wait to shoot. How did you anx Leo do today?

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Connecticut Air Gunners Match Report – 2019 June 2nd

Location: 1001 Trumbull Hwy, Lebanon, CT 06249

Match Site: Sloped, open field with trees bordering on North and East sides.

Temperature: 75 degrees Fahrenheit – Cloudy with some sunshine

Wind: 5-7 MPH

Number of Targets: 32 (64 points maximum)
Match Times: Practice 9:00–9:50 AM, Match 10:00 AM-1:30 PM, Course Takedown 1:30 PM-2:00 PM

Results/Attendees: (9 shooters total)


PCP WFTF




57/64 John Eroh – FWB 800 Basic FT – AA 8.4 grains – Sightron 10-50x60



Piston WFTF & Open

54/64 Leo Gonzales – Walther LGU – AA 8.4 grains – Sightron 10-50x60

49/64 Nathan Thomas – Walther LGU – AA 8.4 grains – Bushnell 8-32

48/64 Ray Appeles – Custom Diana D54 – AA 8.4 grains – March FX 5-40 FFP

PCP Hunter

53/64 Vasyl Povroznyk – RAW TM 1000 – JSP 10.3 grains – Aztek Emerald 5.5-25

43/64 Tom Hall – Crosman 1720T – AA 8.4 grains

37/64 Brian Pepin – Umarex Gauntlet – Crosman Premier 10.5 grains – UTG 3-12


Piston Hunter

37/64 Ron Dumond – Air Arms TX200 - AA 8.4 grains - SWFA SS 16X



Open PCP

56/64 Chas DiCapua – RAT TM 1000 – JSP 13.3 grains – Sightron 10-50x60




Remarks:

This was beautiful day with perfect temperature and enough wind to be noticeable. Ron had targets set up by the time shooters started arriving. Perfectly cut grass on wide opened sloped field shined gorgeous green and only if you look really carefully you will notice shiny colored targets scattered throughout a field.

There were 4 targets per lane and shooting order was near to far one shot each than repeat again near to far one more shot. Some targets were elevated on various height stands which provided added difficulty for far targets, as it changed wind profile completely.

After sighting in and brief safety meeting 9 shooters began the match. No timers were used, but despite this shooters moved pretty quickly from late to lane. We had one new guy, Dan, show up to watch field target and ask questions about the sport and what is needed to get started. Some jokes and innuendos were exchanged and a lot of laughs happened during the match.

After match was over, Ron and his family made hot dogs. Everyone helped to clean up targets and wind up strings.

After most of everyone left, me Leo and Tom shot pistol silhouette match off hand. We did not keep score for this, it was mostly for practice and fun, but I believe Tom did the best.

John shot overall match high score beating Chas by 1 point. Overall everyone did well in slight breeze and we hope to see everyone back in September.


Pictures: https://1drv.ms/f/s!Ausj-Y-SAaOxiqFEUoDGBBvIXvPm8g

Next FT match: 2019 September 22nd Sunday


Vasyl Povroznyk
CT Air Gunners Secretary
ctairgunners.weebly.com
 
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Thanks for the report Vasyl. I had a great time and though I shot match high using a nerf gun I'm not satisfied. I'll be happy to see whomever makes it to Maine for Bill Days shoot otherwise I'll see ya all at Crosman.

Also thanks again Ron,Mike and the rest who helped set up the match, cook the dogs and break things down after.

A few pics of the match as well:

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Vasyl;

Thank you for the match report and the pictures. We also had 9 shooters at Delaware County yesterday. It was a wonderful day weather wise for FT shooting. the subject of match reports came up and some thought that because there are not always a lot of comments after a report that people don't read them. Just so all of you "match reporters" know; Lots of us read your reports with interest so please don't think your reports are not read or appreciated. I very much like to hear about matches at other clubs and what they are doing. Sometimes we can pick up things to do that will improve our own matches and it lets us know what is going on elsewhere as I don't travel as well as I used to. I read and appreciate all match reports but don't always have a comment. Thanks for your efforts.

Rick Bassett


 
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