EGG SHOOT RESULTS
October 4,2009
My lord! What a day!
The weather called for terrible conditions with downpours and high winds. What we got were beautiful sunny skies and light winds. So much for billions of dollars in weather forecasting.
This shoot had the pleasure of hosting Steve Christiansen from Proactive Sales and Marketing, the manufacturers rep for Savage Arms. Steve brought a bunch of rifles and shotguns from Savage for us to fondle. Greatly appreciated! Savage Arms has been a very generous sponsor of the Woodcock Rifle Range Egg Shoots for years, and it is appreciated. We even got Steve on a bench and he proved he can walk the walk with a few nice scrambled eggs!
On to the winners………
100 YD Rimfire
Bob Ping took the honors with 15 eggs hit with 16 shots. In the windy conditions with only a 9X scope, that’s some good shooting.
100 YD Hunting / Sporting
Chris Ramella took the trophy in this class. Nice work!
100 YD Handgun
Gordon Guisti, shot a 15 for 15 to take the honors here.
200 YD Factory
Steve Travers, shooting a Savage, went 15 for 15 to win the Trophy and the Savage rifle gift certificate.
200 YD Custom
More records were broken. EVERYONE in the first two relays shot perfect scores! Last month we had this happen in one relay, but never in two. Five shooters went 15 for 15 in all three relays and caused a five way “Sudden Death” Shoot Off. We switched from eggs to ½” diameter, Dum Dum lollipops to really give the folks a challenge. Gary Marciel, Jonathan Wong, Chris Ramella, Steve Buck and George Harrison all went to the line for the shoot-off. I figured this would go fast as out of the five, maybe one would actually hit a ½” target. But all five cleared their first shot. Amazing! Back around again and only one shooter missed. I couldn’t believe it. But in the end, Jonathan Wong had hit four of the little devils in a row, but Steve Buck, shooting a box stock factory Savage in 308 hit five in a row to take home the gold! That is some amazing shooting. Congratulations……
300 YD Factory
Bill LaPlume brought 30-06 ammo for his 22-250 rifle! So he had to use one gun for both 300 and 200 yds. But he had just enough ammo for two stages. If there was a shoot-off, he wouldn’t have enough ammo. But not to worry, he handily took the honors without getting into a shoot-off.
300 YD Custom
Jonathan Wong’s fire stick was shooting great. Jonathan hit 15 eggs with 15 shots at 300 yards……in the wind! Simply fantastic shooting.
Thanks to all for a great year! Especially grandfather Steve Silvia and his grandson Tim and Jeff W who spent hours setting up the range, setting eggs and tearing it all down at the end.
And a thanks to Bob Ping who always supplies venison chilli and bergers and dogs at no charge to the folks.
We hope to see you all next year. Dates will be posted in February…………..
See dates here: wwwrvbprecision.com
October 4,2009
My lord! What a day!
The weather called for terrible conditions with downpours and high winds. What we got were beautiful sunny skies and light winds. So much for billions of dollars in weather forecasting.
This shoot had the pleasure of hosting Steve Christiansen from Proactive Sales and Marketing, the manufacturers rep for Savage Arms. Steve brought a bunch of rifles and shotguns from Savage for us to fondle. Greatly appreciated! Savage Arms has been a very generous sponsor of the Woodcock Rifle Range Egg Shoots for years, and it is appreciated. We even got Steve on a bench and he proved he can walk the walk with a few nice scrambled eggs!
On to the winners………
100 YD Rimfire
Bob Ping took the honors with 15 eggs hit with 16 shots. In the windy conditions with only a 9X scope, that’s some good shooting.
100 YD Hunting / Sporting
Chris Ramella took the trophy in this class. Nice work!
100 YD Handgun
Gordon Guisti, shot a 15 for 15 to take the honors here.
200 YD Factory
Steve Travers, shooting a Savage, went 15 for 15 to win the Trophy and the Savage rifle gift certificate.
200 YD Custom
More records were broken. EVERYONE in the first two relays shot perfect scores! Last month we had this happen in one relay, but never in two. Five shooters went 15 for 15 in all three relays and caused a five way “Sudden Death” Shoot Off. We switched from eggs to ½” diameter, Dum Dum lollipops to really give the folks a challenge. Gary Marciel, Jonathan Wong, Chris Ramella, Steve Buck and George Harrison all went to the line for the shoot-off. I figured this would go fast as out of the five, maybe one would actually hit a ½” target. But all five cleared their first shot. Amazing! Back around again and only one shooter missed. I couldn’t believe it. But in the end, Jonathan Wong had hit four of the little devils in a row, but Steve Buck, shooting a box stock factory Savage in 308 hit five in a row to take home the gold! That is some amazing shooting. Congratulations……
300 YD Factory
Bill LaPlume brought 30-06 ammo for his 22-250 rifle! So he had to use one gun for both 300 and 200 yds. But he had just enough ammo for two stages. If there was a shoot-off, he wouldn’t have enough ammo. But not to worry, he handily took the honors without getting into a shoot-off.
300 YD Custom
Jonathan Wong’s fire stick was shooting great. Jonathan hit 15 eggs with 15 shots at 300 yards……in the wind! Simply fantastic shooting.
Thanks to all for a great year! Especially grandfather Steve Silvia and his grandson Tim and Jeff W who spent hours setting up the range, setting eggs and tearing it all down at the end.
And a thanks to Bob Ping who always supplies venison chilli and bergers and dogs at no charge to the folks.
We hope to see you all next year. Dates will be posted in February…………..
See dates here: wwwrvbprecision.com
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