Holbrook 2/6/2010 results pic

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Paul Bendix

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Great Turnout! for a snowy cold day! Lots of new toys.
Mark Normandy with two new guns! AirWolf MCT in .22 and a New Styer.
Doug Shea with a .22 STYPE Rapid.
David Shattuck with a new one piece rest.
Bob Hill with a home made one piece wooden rest.
Ray Hill with a home made steel one piece rest.
Myself with a USFT in .20 cal.
Results

Doug Shea 250 8X 249 5X 247 5X 746 18X Rapid S Type JSB 18.1 first
Mark Normandy 249 9X 248 6X 245 4X 742 19X Air Wolf MCT H&N .22 second
Bob Hill 246 7X 246 5X 247 4X 739 16X Rapid .22 JSB 18.1 third
Ray Hill 247 4X 243 1X 247 4X 737 9X Rapid .22 JSB 18.1
AL Joly 246 4X 244 4X 246 3X 736 11X FX Royal .22 JSB 18.1
David Shattuck 242 4X 245 4X 246 2X 733 10X Theoben .177
Norm Lieber 242 1X 244 6X 243 5X 729 12X FX Royal .22 JSB
Frank Monroe 232 4X 241 1X 238 3X 711 8X M-Rod .22
Paul Bendix 247 2X 243 2X 490 4X USFT .20 JSB
Todd May DNF USFT .20 JSB

Todd was taking pictures to put on the club webb site. I let him shoot a card
and he was doing GREAT, the next shot and the USFT dumped all its air!!!

I let Ray Hill and Bob Hill shoot my Rapid using his Wooden Rest.

We then shot a RBA target that David Shattuck had.

Doug Shea 250 22X first
Mark Normand 250 19X second (STYER)
Al Joly 250 18X third
Ray Hill 250 10X
Bob Hill 249 11X
Norm Lieber 248 16X
David Shattuck 248 14X
Paul Bendix 246 17 X
Frank Monroe 243 7X

BOB HILL self made wooden rest

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David Shattuck new rest.
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See you all next month.
Paul
 
Dumped air on USFT?

What happened, blown safety disc?
 
LD,
It wasn't a blown safty disk. I took the valve apart. Every thing looked OK.
Hammer felt free. Put it back together and it held it's air. Shot two targets with no problem. Any Idea's ? Should I lube the valve stem? I have been running it dry along with a dry hammer. I did polish the hammer 300 - 400 pellets ago when I started testing the LW .20 barrel.

Thanks
Paul
 
Feb 6 Shoot

Paul, Again many thanks for your effort and hospitality, being able to compete with a great group of shooters indoors makes our dreary New England winters a lot more bearable. ( Paul has hit precipitation snow or rain 100% of the season so far ! ) Also please let me know the next time your going to dump all your air during a target because I'm still trying to find where that shot went LOL. All kidding aside it was great to see all the guns and gear, that wooden 1 pc. rest is a work of art! I'm looking forward to next month's shoot already with the promise of higher scores and a lot of new goodies to gawk at.

Mark
 
Some nice scores guys!!!
Paul, congrats on building up a solid match that keeps growing.

Best,
Michael
 
Wow!

That's some great shooting... Sorry I missed this one, would loved to have seen you all again and all the new airguns...

Happy Shooting Y'all,
Mitch & Shadow...
 
Don't know anything about USFT but if you run AA low on air they dump because there is insufficent pressure left in the main cylinder to keep the valve shut. Hence they dump. Oh and with the AA if you put 300 bar in they dump as well just more spectacularly and expensively.

Andy
 
Thanks guys,
Mark you win the prize for the most new toys! I love the tool box that holds your air tank! Both guns shot GREAT!
Doug, your New Rapid S- Type 250 first time out!

Mike, Looking forward to shooting at Easthampton this season.

Larry, Thanks for the idea's on the USFT.

Simmmo, Thanks for your input. I had just filled it to 1700 and he only shot 12 shots. I normally use only 200 psi for 28-30 shots.

Mitch, You will love the wooden rest Bob Hill made!

Frank, Great shooting! What a difference when you can see the targets. Glad they sent you a new scope!

Ray, You and your son had quite a competion going! Shooting the same equipment and only 2 points between you and your son.

AL and Norm, Maybe the Royals need all three together to shoot good. I have some of the older 18.1 if you want to try a tin?

Todd, I hope dumping the tank of air won't scare you away. I guess I should put a package of tighty whities in my range box.

See you next month.

Paul
 
Great match once again Paul. Even though I finished back in the pack, it was still fun. If I had it to do over again, the one change I would make, and will as soon as funds permit, is to be running with a .22 rather than the .177 as I think there is a definite advantage to the larger when shooting AGBR.

Dave
 
More pictures

Folks a few pictures.
Doug,Frank,Al,Ray,David First match using 6 benches. A little tight but doable.
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Ray Hill using his son's wood rest
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Frank's M-rod with new scope getting it on paper at 50 foot range.
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David's new rest
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Frank paid Todd the big bucks to get a big picture????
Paul
 
Does that picture make me look fat? Was it something I said?
Thank you for another good match Paul.

Doug
 
A big thankyou

Thanks Paul for another great match and food and Air and help with everything and a great bunch of savy airgunners to learn from.
........Franky
 
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