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Also FeAtured:• Phil Hemphill Interview• “Knee Deep in Brass” Poster

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By Mike kreiDirector, NRA Competitive Shooting Division

I want to share some early details about an exciting new 2012 collegiate event being sponsored by the Army Marksmanship Unit.

The inaugural Army Strong Collegiate Shooting Championships (ASCSC) are slated for Mar. 13-18, 2012 at Fort Benning, GA. According to LtCol Dan Hodne, AMU Commander, this event is on course to becoming the biggest multiple-discipline, shoulder-to-shoulder gathering of collegiate and junior shooters in the history of competitive shooting.

In what is intended to become an annual event, the dynamic format will draw the top college and junior shooters from four distinct championships: the NRA Intercollegiate Pistol Championships, the NRA Intercollegiate Rifle Club Championship, the Scholastic Steel Challenge Collegiate Championship and the Scholastic Clay Target Program Challenge.

Several world-class championships have been held on the ranges of the AMU in the past few years, including two International Shooting Sports Federation World Cups (this past year’s event being the largest international shooting sports event to ever take place in North America), USA Shooting National Rifle and Pistol Championships, the annual U.S. Small Arms Championships and many JROTC, collegiate and regional championships.

The ASCSC aligns directly with the youth and collegiate shooting programs of the NRA Competitive Shooting Division, SSC and SCTP, which all foster junior and collegiate participation in prestigious competitions, while promoting safety.

The inaugural ASCSC will be sandwiched around the thrilling Army Strong Experience, hosted by the Maneuver Center of Excellence, on Mar. 15-16. This event showcases demonstrations by an array of units including the “Rangers in Action” demo, the Hands-on Training Exercise (HOTEX) of the Army’s mechanized and armored forces, the “Airborne 5000” demonstration, Fort Benning’s Silver Wings Skydiving exhibition, as well as shooting demonstrations performed by members of the AMU Shotgun Team.

To learn more about how you or your collegiate shooters can participate, visit www.usamu.com and check back periodically for updates as the event draws closer. You may also contact Tori Croft, National Manager, Collegiate & Schools Program, at [email protected].

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I want to share some early details about an exciting new 2012 collegiate event being sponsored by the Army Marksmanship Unit.

for Mar. 13-18, 2012 at Fort Benning, GA. According to LtCol Dan Hodne, AMU Commander, this event is on course to becoming the biggest multiple-discipline, shoulder-to-shoulder gathering of collegiate and junior shooters in the history of competitive shooting.

In what is intended to become an annual event, the dynamic format will draw the top college and junior shooters from four distinct championships: the NRA Intercollegiate Pistol Championships, the NRA Intercollegiate Rifle Club Championship, the Scholastic Steel Challenge Collegiate Championship and the Scholastic Clay Target Program Challenge.

Several world-class championships have been held on the ranges of the AMU in the past few years, including two International Shooting Sports Federation World Cups (this past year’s event being the largest international shooting sports event to ever take place in North America), USA Shooting National Rifle and Pistol Championships, the annual U.S. Small Arms Championships and many JROTC, collegiate and regional championships.

The ASCSC aligns directly with the youth and collegiate shooting programs of the NRA Competitive Shooting Division, SSC and SCTP, which all foster junior and collegiate participation in prestigious competitions, while promoting safety.

The inaugural ASCSC will be sandwiched around the thrilling Army Strong Experience, hosted by the Maneuver Center of Excellence, on Mar. 15-16. This event showcases demonstrations by an array of units including the “Rangers in Action” demo, the Hands-on Training Exercise (HOTEX) of the Army’s mechanized and armored forces, the “Airborne 5000” demonstration, Fort Benning’s Silver Wings Skydiving exhibition, as well as shooting demonstrations performed by members of the AMU Shotgun Team.

To learn more about how you or your collegiate shooters can participate, visit

You may also contact Tori Croft, National Manager, Collegiate & Schools Program, at [email protected].

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8Editor’s DiaryAfter trying some short-cuts to get back into shooting after a 35-year layoff, here are some reminders about the importance of practice from those who “walk the walk.” We also share an original piece of artwork from Lisa Wilder of Berkley Springs, WV, for your gun box, club or den.

By Chip Lohman, Managing Editor

This year’s Camp Perry rifl emen enjoyed relatively pleasant weather. With the return of several past champions to the stage on awards night, we share their thoughts in several short interviews.

Photo by Chip Lohman

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CONTENTS // FEATURES

14142011 National Rifl e Championships

A Publication of the National Rifl e Association of America

Wayne R. LaPierre Executive Vice President

The NRA, the foremost guardian of the traditional American right to “keep and bear arms,” believes

every law-abiding citizen is entitled to the ownership and legal use of fi rearms, and that every reputable

gun owner should be an NRA member.

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122011 Camp Perry Pistol Champion—Phil HemphillRecently retired Captain Phil Hemphill has achieved another fi rst as the informal Double Crown winner of Police Pistol Competition and now as the National Bullseye Champion.

By Chip Lohman, Managing Editor

// FEATURES

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Shooter’s News

Score Sheets

Let us know at [email protected].

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142011 National Rifl e ChampionshipsSeveral writers chronicle the conclusion of this summer’s championships at Camp Perry, covering smallbore, service rifl e, long range and the inaugural Defense Match with ARs and optics.

By Hap Rocketto, Lars Dalseide and NRA staff

A Publication of the National Rifl e Association of America

Wayne R. LaPierre Executive Vice President

gun owner should be an NRA member.

Defense Match with ARs and optics.

How Not To Crack Under Pressure—Part IIElliott interviewed 13 world class shooters to learn how they manage the pressure of staying on top of their game. You’ll want to add this to your shooter’s library as they share their personal solutions for conquer-ing their fears.

By Jock Elliott

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6 Shooter’s NewsHighlights from the world of competitive shooting sports.

26 A Page from HistoryReprints from American Rifl eman magazine on competitive shooting in the 1950s and 1960s.

27 Coming EventsWorldwide listings of upcoming NRA-registered tournaments.

10 Score SheetsYou are the reporter. Scores and reports from local matches.

HOW ARE WE DOING? Let us know at [email protected].

2 Competitor’s CornerUpdates from the desk of Mike Krei, Director, NRA Competitive Shooting Division.

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If you want to have a chance in 1,000-yard competition, your rifle better be able to do this

at 100. So will The Model 12 Palma give you a chance? Absolutely. But if you want to be the

best, you’ll have to beat Team Savage, and they (and their Model 12 Palmas) just happen to hold

the U.S. team record at 1000 yards.

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Photo courtesy of Scott Mayer.

SHOOTER’S NEWS

GLOCK Website Refresh

GLOCK has launched an integrated marketing effort that includes a new website, print and digital ads, broadcast spots and a 25th anni-versary promotion. The redesigned site uses enhanced imagery, video and animation to make the selection of recommended pistols easier by highlighting their attributes and unique benefits under each consumer target.

You’ll find competitive guns in the “sport shooting” section. Using 360 degree views of each pistol, consumer testimonials, videos and expanded photo galleries, shooters will discover a new look and feel at www.teamGLOCK.com.

Website of the Month

NRA Collegiate & Schools Program launched its Facebook presence earlier this year. National Manager Tori Croft and her team are reaching out to would-be and current collegiate shooters and coaches through social media. “Like” them by clicking on the Facebook icon above to keep-up on current collegiate shooting events, tournaments and scores.

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New Springfield Match Record

Dennis DeMille, retired Marine and General Manager of Creedmoor Sports in Oceanside, CA, raised the bar with a score of 100-4X in the standing stage, setting a new record at this year’s Springfield Match at Camp Perry, OH. DeMille’s aggregate score of 297-8X was two points higher than the previously held 2010 record set by Doug Armstrong.

World Action Shoot

The 8th NRA World Action Pistol Championship will be held in Phillipsburg, Germany, Sep. 12-16, 2012. This will be the first time NRA has held a championship in Germany. For more information, contact Thomas Wagenführ at [email protected].

Keep an eye on www.8wapc.com (under construction).

Camp Perry Trophy Display

Here’s your chance to see the rare col-lection of historic trophies (click on each icon). Narrated by NRA News and Mike Krei, Director of NRA Competitive Shooting, this display at Camp

Perry is one of the only time these awards are on display outside the NRA.

Winchester Ammunition recently updated their mobile ballistics calculator for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The original version allowed users to choose centerfire rifle ammunition and com-pare up to three different Winchester cartridges with ballistic charts and graphs. The calculator has been improved to also offer aiming points, impact points and trajectories for rimfire, shotgun slug and handgun hunting ammunition. Visit www.winchester.com/ballistics.

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If you want to have a chance in 1,000-yard competition, your rifle better be able to do this

at 100. So will The Model 12 Palma give you a chance? Absolutely. But if you want to be the

best, you’ll have to beat Team Savage, and they (and their Model 12 Palmas) just happen to hold

the U.S. team record at 1000 yards.

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SHOOTER’S NEWS

Smith & Wesson Receives Award

In a letter dated Sep. 8, 2011, Smith & Wesson President Michael Golden announced to his company that they were recent recipients of the “Above and Beyond” award for their

ongoing support of the National Guard and Reserve. Golden wrote: “This award was pre-sented on behalf of the men and women of the National Guard and Reserve forces in recognition of our outstanding service and continuing support of the national defense.” [Editor’s note: The Above and Beyond award is given in limited numbers to companies who support the Uniformed Ser-vices Employment and Reemployment Act. The award recognizes employers at the state and local level who have gone above and beyond the legal requirements for granting leave and providing sup-port for military duty by their employees.]

GLOCK Website Refresh

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digital ads, broadcast spots and a 25th anni-

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make the selection of recommended pistols easier by highlighting their attributes and unique benefi ts under

You’ll fi nd competitive guns in the “sport shooting”

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Updated Ballistics “App”

Winchester Ammunition recently updated their mobile ballistics calculator for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The original version allowed users to choose centerfi re rifl e ammunition and com-pare up to three different Winchester cartridges with ballistic charts and graphs. The calculator has been improved to also offer aiming points, impact points and trajectories for rimfi re, shotgun slug and handgun hunting ammunition. Visit www.winchester.com/ballistics.

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Top shooters I’ve spoken with have earned their clas-sifi cation the old fashioned way—through hard work. While one champion I

interviewed seems to have been born with the right “programming” for competitive shooting, most became masters through years of climbing, rather than standing in line for the

Kerrin Brinkman’s photo of author on the short line at Camp Perry, 2010.

There is no short cut to learning how to shoot accurately during match conditions. Here’s what master shooters remind us about the importance of practice—lots of it.

BY CHIP LOHMAN, MANAGING EDITOR

new riverbed for a centuries-old river, it takes time. No websites. No gizmos.

Shooters with high expectations for accuracy need a strongly programmed logic circuit that rationalizes: “It is more important that my eye initi-ate a smooth trigger squeeze at the moment things look right, than for my conscious brain to topple the fi rst domino in a much slower sequence of see-anticipate-pull.” Like training your eye not to blink when the rock hits the windshield, it takes a ridiculous amount of repetition.

I thought I could return to com-petitive shooting after a 35-year layoff like riding a bike. The know-ledge was there, ready to be dusted off. But my “shooting circuits” that were bulldozed back in the 1970s had been reclaimed by the centuries-old river of fi ght or fl ight; to fl inch from a loud noise. Through a stub-born mind-over-matter approach, I was able to muscle my lizard brain into submission, but only occasionally. With the slightest distraction, my instinctive brain would wiggle out from my strong hold and win the wrestling match—meaning I shot poorly.

So, with tail somewhat between my legs, I have resigned to becom-ing “knee deep in brass” until my rehearsed logic circuit is stronger than my lizard brain’s concern over muzzle blast. Now, where is a good place to set-up my reloading bench?

helicopter ride to the mountain top. We’ve all been tempted to purchase, make or borrow a new gizmo to help leapfrog us into the winner’s circle. After all, confi dence in our equipment is a good thing. My weakness is late at night, staring at a website that offers a trigger, sight or ammunition that will expedite my ascent on Mt. Everest, a place I very much want to visit. So

I thought I could return to competitive shooting after a 35-year layoff like riding a bike...

here’s an infomercial—not for an accuracy pill, but for an attitude that will help us to shoot better.

In a recent discussion with some-one who has “walked the walk” in competitive shooting sports, I was reminded of something I teach, but haven’t used in my own plans for better shooting. What I had known, but paid too little attention to recently, was this: To override a million years of what evolution has taught us about loud noises that are 20 inches from our face, we need to repeat (practice) the desired actions of a consistent hold and trigger squeeze until THAT mess-age is louder than what is being shouted by our evolutionary “lizard brain.” Like bulldozing a



takes time. No websites. No gizmos.

logic circuit that rationalizes: “It is more important that my eye initi-ate a smooth trigger squeeze at the moment things look right, than for

eye not to blink when the rock hits the windshield, it takes a ridiculous amount of repetition.

I thought I could return to com-petitive shooting after a 35-year layoff like riding a bike. The know-ledge was there, ready to be dusted off. But my “shooting circuits” that were bulldozed back in the 1970s had been reclaimed by the centuries-old river of fi ght or fl ight; to fl inch from a loud noise. Through a stub-born mind-over-matter approach, I was able to muscle my lizard brain into submission, but only occasionally. With the slightest distraction, my instinctive brain would wiggle out from my strong hold and win the wrestling match—meaning I shot poorly.

So, with tail somewhat between my legs, I have resigned to becom-ing “knee deep in brass” until my rehearsed logic circuit is stronger than my lizard brain’s concern over muzzle blast. Now, where is a good place to set-up my reloading bench?

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Winner Katie Bridges Kingsland, TX 3188-215X

2nd Ordie Jones Amarillo, TX 3179-201X

3rd Garrett Rabel La Vernia, TX 3178-199X

1st M Virginia McLemore Socorro, NM 3175-199X

1st EX Garrett Rabel La Vernia, TX 3178-199X

1st SS Guy Taylor Marble Falls, TX 3098-125X

1st MM Thurman Molder Santo, TX 3096-99X

High Woman

Katie Bridges Kingsland, TX 3188-215X

High Jr. Katie Bridges Kingsland, TX 3188-215X

High Sr. Ordie Jones Amarillo, TX 3179-201X

Texas Rifle Association Conventional Smallbore Prone ChampionshipTexas State Rifle AssociationMarble Falls, TXMay 14-15, 2011Submitted by Wayne Nunn18 Competitors

A nice, dry, breezy weekend in Marble Falls, TX, was the scene of the Texas State Rifle Association’s Smallbore Prone Championship. The championship is a 320-shot match fired over two days to include: A Dewar (50- and 100-yard match), 100-yard match, 50-meter match and a 50-yard match. Saturday’s metallic sight match saw Katie Bridges shoot a 1591-93X to take the lead with Ordie Jones in second with a 1586-94X.

The any sight match saw Katie hold her lead with a 1597-122X.

Thanks to Rhonda Bridges for running stats and to Copperhead Creek Shooting Club/ Hidden Falls Adventure Park and crew for their cooperation in making the 2011 Championship a success.

All competitors. Winner Katie Bridges, center, holds her plaque.

Michigan NRA Junior Position and Prone ChampionshipDetroit Sportsmen’s CongressUtica, MIMay 15, 2011Submitted by Tom Sullivan18 Competitors

Unseasonably cold weather, rain and wind kept the fair weather shooters away, but the diehards still had fun shooting. Although smallbore rifle isn’t typically known as a spectator sport, it rained so hard at times that the range safety officer and parents could see the rooster tails of the bullets as they traveled down range! In spite of the weather, the scores were respectable, the food was great and the memories will last.

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Winner Selena Salo Shelby Twp, MI 950

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Winner Anne Sullivan Grosse Pointe Park, MI 560

The rain held off just long enough

Illinois Open ChampionshipMilan Rifle ClubMilan, ILJun. 4, 2011Submitted by Zac Sopher45 Competitors

Winner Derek Dattner 791-33X

1st HM Bill Besgrove 783-23X

1st M Tim Klauer 785-26X

1st EX William Lovewell 761-13X

Ed HallTupper Lake, NY

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Ralph YoungCastleton, VT

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David WempleNassau, NY

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Texas Rifle Association Conventional Smallbore Prone ChampionshipTexas State Rifle AssociationMarble Falls, TXMay 14-15, 2011Submitted by Wayne Nunn18 Competitors

The any sight match saw Katie hold her lead with a 1597-122X.

Thanks to Rhonda Bridges for running stats and to Copperhead Creek Shooting Club/ Hidden Falls Adventure Park and crew for their cooperation in making the 2011 Championship a success.

Vermont Outdoor 2700 Pistol ChampionshipBurlington Rifle and Pistol ClubJericho, VTMay 28-29, 2011Submitted by Larry Grace22 Competitors

The rain held off just long enough for shooters over Memorial Day Weekend, making the championship a big success. With the largest participation we’ve had in the last five years, the match continues to attract new shooters as well as bring back old ones. Ed Hall of Tupper Lake, NY, was the overall winner for the third year in a row. He improved his score from last year by six points and finished with a total of 2614-109X. Ralph Young of Castleton, VT, became the new Vermont Outdoor Champion with a score of 2582-75X. This feat is impressive considering Ralph just spent a year-long deployment in Afghanistan and returned home less than six months ago. We’d like to thank everyone who participated in this match for a job well done.

Illinois Open ChampionshipMilan Rifle ClubMilan, ILJun. 4, 2011Submitted by Zac Sopher45 Competitors

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WinnerEd Hall

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2ndRalph YoungCastleton, VT

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3rdDavid Wemple

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PHIL: Well, did you enjoy shooting this year?

SSUSA: I sure did. We have the best jobs in the world, don’t we?

PHIL: Yes we do.

SSUSA: With a couple weeks to refl ect since your Camp Perry win, how does it feel as the 10-time

After his BlackBerry stopped ringing o� -the-wall with congratulatory messages, Phil Hemphill returned our call and spoke with Shooting Sports USA about the 27-year journey to this year’s Camp Perry win, some of the methods he uses and future plans with his grandchildren.

National PPC Champion to also be the National Conventional Pistol Champion?

PHIL: You know it really sunk in when I got back home and I was surfi ng the Internet to see the results. When I saw my picture and the caption that I was the 2011 National Pistol Champion, that’s when it hit.

SSUSA: You started competingduring highway patrol school, right?

PHIL: Yeah, that’s how the PPC started for me. When I came through highway patrol class back in 1980, I wasn’t the top shooter because most of the kids in my class came from rural backgrounds and grew up around guns. Well, I came from a single parent household in Jackson, MS, so I didn’t have a daddy that would take me hunting when I was nine years old. I was grown and mar-ried before I ever bought my fi rst rifl e. When I came through patrol school and we started shooting—I kind of liked it. I mean it was fun and it was a way to get away from the stress of patrol school.

SSUSA: Were you winning matches back then?

PHIL: No, I wasn’t the top shooter. I think I was fourth or fi fth in the class.

SSUSA: Some who read this article won’t know what PPC is all about. Can you go over it?

PHIL: In Police Pistol Competition we shoot an open class 1500 revolver match, distinguished revolver, service revolver, open semi-auto 1500, distin-guished semi-auto and stock semi-auto. And then there’s the undercover or off-duty pistol—so that’s seven. And then the shotgun would make eight matches altogether, shot over six days. The evolution of the new tactical matches like the New Mexico Challenge and the Tactical Police Competition have gone leaps and bounds over the PPC matches. Up until the 1960s, everyone just practiced and qualifi ed with bullseye shooting. Then they realized when they got into a gun fi ght, you don’t stand at the 50 yard line with a pistol in one hand and shoot at the bad guy. That’s where the use of cover came in, followed by strong hand and support hand shooting, as well.

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Hemphill in what is now his home court—Camp Perry, as the 2011 Pistol Champion.

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PHIL: Yeah, that’s how the PPC

highway patrol class back in 1980, I wasn’t the top shooter because most of the kids in my class came from rural backgrounds and grew up around guns. Well, I came from a single parent household in Jackson, MS, so I didn’t have a daddy that would take me hunting when I was nine years old. I was grown and mar-

When I came through patrol school and we started shooting—I kind of liked it. I mean it was fun and it was a way to get away from the stress of patrol school.

SSUSA:back then?

PHIL: No, I wasn’t the top shooter. I

SSUSA:won’t know what PPC is all about. Can you go over it?

PHIL: In Police Pistol Competition

guished semi-auto and stock semi-

or off-duty pistol—so that’s seven. And then the shotgun would make eight matches altogether, shot over six days. The evolution of the new

Challenge and the Tactical Police Competition have gone leaps and bounds over the PPC matches. Up until the 1960s, everyone just practiced and qualifi ed with bullseye shooting. Then they realized when they got into a gun fi ght, you don’t stand at the 50 yard line with a pistol in one hand and shoot at the bad guy. That’s where the use of cover came in, followed by strong hand and support hand shooting, as well.

SSUSA: What caused you to consider competing in bullseye?

PHIL: Well, I went up to Camp Perry in 2004 with Jim Collins as a referee. After seeing what was going on, I came back in 2005 as a competitor.

SSUSA: Is there much to say about the transition from one discipline to the other, or was that pretty painless?

PHIL: No, it was not painless. In fact, it was very, very painful. You’d think after pulling the trigger two handed on a revolver or a semi-auto for 25 or 26 years, you would know a little about trigger control. But when you start shooting this bullseye stuff with one hand, you have to relearn trigger control all over again. There’s no sup-port hand to settle things down.

SSUSA: What kinds of things hold your attention during a two-hour practice?

PHIL: A two-hour practice would be a short one. (laughs) I am not saying that I lost my drive or that I lost my hunger for winning in PPC, but I think that’s all been transposed over to bullseye now. I think Jim Collins and I are the only people who have shot a perfect score of 1500 in police combat. And I’ve shot a perfect score of 1920 at the Bianchi Cup. But you know, no one has ever shot a conventional 2700. Nobody has ever shot a 900. So I guess that’s what drives me now.

SSUSA: What is the equipment that you are using now?

PHIL: Let’s see. The .22 is a Feinwerkbau AW93 that I shoot with Lapua OSP ammunition. A friend of mine bought a gun just like mine and his shoots the Lapua Pistol King cartridges best. My Feinwerkbau shoots the Pistol King cartridges into a 1½-inch group, but shoots the OSP into a 3⁄8-inch group. The rest of my guns are a 9 mm from Rock River for centerfi re with an Aimpoint Scope, and another Rock River .45.

SSUSA: And your cleaning routine?

PHIL: I know David Sams [custom gunsmith] doesn’t like a bore snake so I quit using one for competition. I just use a patch worm—the weed eater line with a patch, and a drop or two of MILITEC gun oil.

SSUSA: Since you’re sponsored by Zero Ammunition, does that mean you don’t reload anymore?

PHIL: No, I still reload. In fact I reload their 9 mm bullets for centerfi re, and I also use Atlanta Arms & Ammo’s loaded ammunition. I shoot the Zero manufactured ammo from the long line [50 yards] and, by accident, I just started reloading with some different powder for the short line [25 yards]. I tried to make Vihta Vouri’s N310 pow-der work with the 185 grain Zero bul-let, but the recoil was kind of snappy. So I changed to the N320 powder and now the recoil is a little softer with a tiny little knot hole for a group.

SSUSA: Back to Camp Perry: Did you know where you were day-to-day during the tournament?

PHIL: No I didn’t really know where I was until Friday, when I made the mistake of pulling up the NRA blog on

the little iPhone my wife got me. The fi rst thing I read is Hemphill leads by one point. I didn’t need that distrac-tion but it worked out OK. This year I really worked hard on the .45. I think I have a 2.5-pound trigger fi nger and I’m trying to pull that 3.5 trigger. I wind up snatching it just a little.

I would like to say one thing about the volunteers and folks who run the line at Camp Perry each year. During my .45 match, I had trouble with my scope and eventually had to retire the gun and go to my back-up pistol. The line offi cers and block offi cial could not have been more helpful in what could have been a bad situation. I just want to extend a thank you to them for their support and professionalism.

SSUSA: Do you have any plans of branching out into training videos, books or Hemphill Ammunition?

PHIL: (Laughing) No. I have three little grand boys and I’m looking forward to taking them to deer camp.

SSUSA: Well, I really appreciate you calling in. I know you’re busy. Will we see you at Camp Perry next year?

PHIL: You sure will.

Captain Phil Hemphill during one of his 10 National Police Shooting Championship victories shooting in the 1500 revolver match.

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SMALLBOREBY HAP ROCKETTO

Starting with smallbore, followed by high power, long range and the new National Defense Match, here’s what you haven’t read in the blogs. For all the scores, see www.nrahq.org/compete/champ3.asp

Position Matches—Jul. 21-23

The 54th NRA Out-door Smallbore Posi-tion Championships were fi red under some of the roughest conditions in memory, reaching 105 degrees more than once. CAPT Chris Abalo of the Army Marksman-ship Unit (AMU) shot a 400-38X to take the lead. Just an X separated him from second place Tarl

Kempley of Nevada, while Caitlyn Morrissey was third with 36Xs.

Garrett Spurgeon topped the leader board for standing with a 394-14X. AMU’s SGT Joe Hein stayed close with a 391-19X, with New Hampshire rifl eman Brian Jylkka just three Xs back.

The kneeling match would decide the metallic sight championship and the match went to Hein with a 397-23X. Kempley’s 396-17X and a 394-17X fi red by Deanna Binnie rounded out the top three.

Hein emerged as the metallic sight champion with a score of 1188-72X. Spurgeon was hot on his heels with

The temperature and the shooters

As the kneeling match began,

Barnhart repeated his 2010 any

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SGT Joe Hein on his way to winning fi rst place in the 3-position matches.

(l. to r.) Three-position winners: Tarl Kempley—bronze medalist; SGT Joe Hein—3-position champion and service champion; Garrett Spurgeon—silver medalist, civilian, junior and intermediate junior champion.



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Kempley of Nevada, while Caitlyn Morrissey was third with 36Xs.

Garrett Spurgeon topped the leader board for standing with a

close with a 391-19X, with New Hampshire rifl eman Brian Jylkka just three Xs back.

The kneeling match would decide the metallic sight championship and the match went to Hein with a 397-23X. Kempley’s 396-17X and a 394-17X fi red by Deanna Binnie rounded out the top three.

champion with a score of 1188-72X. Spurgeon was hot on his heels with

an 1187-60X and Kempley was third, posting an 1183-74X. After a brutally hot fi rst day, it looked as if the weather would mediate for the any sight matches. The prone match was won by SSG Shane Barnhart’s outstanding 400-40X. CPL Matt Rawlings, Roberts Team veteran Justin Tracy and Michael O’Connor were knotted with 400-39Xs and it took the rule book to award second to Rawlings, third to Tracy and high civilian master to O’Connor.

The temperature and the shooters rose for the standing match, won with a match record score of 399-23X by Sarah Beard of Texas Christian University. Second place Barnhart dropped three for a 397-12X while a 396-19X earned Brandi Eskew third.

As the kneeling match began, the temperature was in the mid-90s while towering cumulus clouds rolled in, accompanied by thunder, lightning and nearly three quarters of an inch of rain, causing four range evacua-tions and a lost relay, which had to be refi red. In spite of this, Abalo won the kneeling match by tying the Perry record of 400-31X set by Michelle Bohren, who fi red a 399-30X for third place. Sandwiched in between was Barnhart’s 400-28X.

Barnhart repeated his 2010 any sight victory with a match record score of 1197-80X. Hein edged out SSG Mike McPhail by 6Xs, both scoring 119. A challenge was needed to determine the grand aggregate winner. Hein’s fi nal target was scored as only having 19 shots but a review found 20 hits. Hein returned to the top step of the podium with a score of 2379-153X to accept open and military champion titles. Silver med-alist Spurgeon (civilian, junior and intermediate junior champion) showed that juniors are a potent force in the 3-position game by posting a score of

2376-132X. Kempley was the bronze medalist with a 2373-157X.

Rain delayed the start of the team matches by 90 minutes. The Army’s Strike Force Gold, captained and coached by SFC Josh Olsen, made a bold statement with a new metal-lic match record score of 2391-169X. Most impressive was the team’s two top scores: a pair of 599-47Xs shot by Rawlings and Abalo. The balance of the score was made by SSG George Norton and Hein.

The Drew Cup, a junior interna-tional postal match sponsored by the National Smallbore Rifl e Association of Great Britain, closed out the position

phase. Team adjutant Walt Walter, team captain Erik Hoskins and team coach Caitlyn Morrissey directed Brad Driscoll, Garrett Spurgeon, Leo Funk, Megan Lee, Margot Lee, Amanda Luoma, Daniel McCall, Katie Bridges, Richard Layton and Megan Polonsky.

Prone Matches—Jul. 24-28After the horrid weather condi-

tions during the position matches, the weather report calling for temp-eratures in the mid-70s was looked upon with relief by over 300 prone shooters. It would turn out that weather reports, like rifl e match scores, are a bit unpredictable.

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SSGT Michael McPhail of the United States Army Marksmanship Unit stands on the winner’s step at the 2011 NRA National Smallbore Rifl e Prone Championships at Camp Perry.



McPhail shot a 400-35X in the fi rst metallic sight Dewar Match. Veteran long range prone shooter Nancy Tompkins and former national position champion George Norton were hot on his heels with a pair of 400-34Xs. McPhail’s 400-34X score at 100 yards made a strong state-ment about his desire to win his fi rst prone title. He had to wrestle the match away from 2009 Roberts Team member Mark DelCotto on a tie break-ing rule. In third was Bart Parnall of Columbia, SC, with a 400-33X.

The day ended on the 50-meter line with DelCotto posting a 400-37X for the win. Rawlings and Abalo rounded out the top three with 35X and 34X cleans. McPhail posted a clean at 50 meters giving him the fi rst day’s aggregate with a perfect 1200-103X. International Distinguished Badge holder Reya Kempley and Olympic medalist Mike Anti also shot 1200s and were second and third with 88Xs and 81Xs respectively.

The second half of the metallic sight championship opened with British shooter Keith Ridgeway, expert Catherine Kauffelt and Abalo knotted at 400-35X in the Dewar, fi nishing in that order. McPhail and DelCotto also posted cleans. Air Force LTC Doug Clark topped the fi eld in the 100-yard match with a 400-32X with Anti and Kempley coming in second and third with 440-31Xs each. McPhail and DelCotto were still clean.

Clark posted his second win of the day with a 400-34X at 50 meters. Hein was back in the top three with a 400-33X while DelCotto dropped a point. Clark won the second daily aggregate with a 1200-99X—just 5Xs ahead of the second place Kempley. In third was Hein with an 1199-94X. Lurking just out of the money was DelCotto who had an 1199-93X.

Kempley took the metallic sight and woman honors with a score of 2400-182X. DelCotto was second with a 2398-197X, a mere 5 Xs ahead of Hein. The stage was set for an interesting last two days of

competition. Dave Cramer, who has had a long and storied competitive career, was high senior. Stephen Angeli, a fellow Keystone state rifl e-man of Cramer’s, took the high inter-mediate senior title. Noted shooting historian Paul Nordquist shot a 2398-186X to earn any sight only honors.

The Dewar and Randle Teams are selected from the metallic sight aggregate. Representing the United States in the Dewar Match were Reya Kempley, DelCotto, McPhail, Hein, Abalo, Army SSG Hank Gray, George Norton, Justin Tracy, Sarah Beard, Rawlings, Clark, Bill Neff, Tarl Kempley, Tompkins, Peter Church, Cramer, Army MAJ Rhonda Bright, Shawn Wells, Shane Barnhart, Joe Farmer and alternates Kevin Nevius, George Pantazelos and Parnall under the direction of team captain Anti and coach Ron Wigger.

Randle team captain Lenore Lemanski and coach Roberta Gubbins supervised Reya Kempley, Sarah Beard, Tompkins, Bright, Amada McMullin, Katie Bridges, Bohren, Amada Luoma, Amy Bock, Kauffelt and alternates Morrissey and Michelle Bauer. The Army took both of the team matches with, oddly enough, identical scores of 1597-108Xs and two different line ups

Any sights began with Kempley in the lead and DelCotto and McPhail two points behind. She was in front, but with scopes now on the rifl es, she could not afford to make a single mistake.

In the fi rst any sight Dewar, Nevius and Kempley tied for fi rst place with a 400-36X. Unfortunately for Reya the other “Kempley” was her brother, Tarl, who was relegated to second by the rule book. Claudia Duksa was third with a 400-35X. Reya gave up two points while DelCotto and McPhail stayed clean. She was now tied in points but behind in Xs. Tarl Kempley found himself tied for fi rst again in the 100-yard match. This time he fared no better, fi nishing behind Tompkins after both posting 400-24Xs. Charlie Kemp was third with a 400-32X. Reya

Kempley and DelCotto both lost two points as McPhail dropped one.

The Meter Match revealed just how important experience is in shooting success. Cramer and Wigger each had 400-37Xs with Cramer getting the win. In third place was Farmer with a 400-36X. The average age of these top three rifl emen is 74. Day three closed out with Tarl Kempley in the lead, a 1200-104X, 5Xs ahead of Nevius who was just a single X in front of Tompkins.

High heat and humidity marked the fi nal day. However, conditions allowed 101 competitors (almost 30 percent of those registered) to shoot 400s in the Dewar. Tompkins dropped just 2Xs to win the match while Ginger McLemore of Arizona and Hein were second and third, the best of the seven 400-37X scores recorded.

Conditions picked up during the 100-yard match and the number of 400s dropped off signifi cantly. McPhail was match winner with a 400-38X as Rawlings took second with 36Xs. Garald Wise of Wooster, OH, was third with 35Xs. Abalo won the Meter Match with a 400-37X while Parker and Beard’s identical scores of 400-34X meant that the statisti-cal people consulted the rule book to decide second in favor of Parker.

Tompkins’ perfect two-day score of 2400-200X won both the any sight and women’s championship. Parker was second and high intermediate senior with a 2399-194X while Justin Tracy was third with a 2399-191X. High senior went to Nordquist who shot his second 2398 of the tournament, this time with 185X.

McPhail started the match with a win and ended it with the aggregate victory. He and DelCotto battled all week and ended with identical scores of 4796, but McPhail had 401Xs to Delcotto’s 380Xs. Abalo was third on the back of his 4795-388X. Nordquist matched his fi rst two-day score of 2398-188X with almost an identical 2398-185X and was named the any sight only champion.

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Kempley and DelCotto both lost two points as McPhail dropped one.

important experience is in shooting success. Cramer and Wigger each had 400-37Xs with Cramer getting the win. In third place was Farmer with a 400-36X. The average age of these top three rifl emen is 74. Day three closed out with Tarl Kempley in the lead, a 1200-104X, 5Xs ahead of Nevius who was just a single X in front of Tompkins.

101 competitors (almost 30 percent of those registered) to shoot 400s in the Dewar. Tompkins dropped just 2Xs to win the match while Ginger McLemore of Arizona and Hein were second and third, the best of the seven 400-37X scores recorded.

Conditions picked up during the 100-yard match and the number of

was match winner with a 400-38X as Rawlings took second with 36Xs. Garald Wise of Wooster, OH, was third with 35Xs. Abalo won the Meter Match with a 400-37X while Parker and Beard’s identical scores of 400-34X meant that the statisti-cal people consulted the rule book to decide second in favor of Parker.

Tompkins’ perfect two-day score of 2400-200X won both the any sight and women’s championship. Parker was second and high intermediate senior with a 2399-194X while Justin

second 2398 of the tournament, this time with 185X.

McPhail started the match with a win and ended it with the aggregate victory. He and DelCotto battled all

of 4796, but McPhail had 401Xs to Delcotto’s 380Xs. Abalo was third on the back of his 4795-388X. Nordquist matched his fi rst two-day score of 2398-188X with almost an identical 2398-185X and was named the any sight only champion.

High Power Matches—Aug. 7-12Carl Bernosky won his ninth

overall title during the NRA National High Power Rifl e Championship with a score of 2393-160X. In the above photo, Bernosky stands with his record-tying target from 200 yards standing with all 20 hits inside the 7-inch 10-ring—15 of them in the 3-inch X-ring. Said Bernosky: “Every time I shot [from the] standing posi-tion, whether in practice or in a match, I thought about that record. I always thought I could shoot that well. It was tough to do and it feels great to accomplish it.” Gary Anderson fi rst set the record in 1971 during the Navy Cup.

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Carl Bernosky with his record-tieing 200-yard standing target (left and below), presented to him by the pit crew.

Perhaps feeling guilty for the blows dealt to smallbore shooters in the weeks prior, Mother Nature pulled her punches for the 422 high power com-petitors this year with mild weather. Towards the end of the week, some competitors even donned shooting jackets for the morning roll call as the mercury dipped below 70.

The traditional format for the four-day National Rifl e Championships at Camp Perry is to make a separate match of each of the 12 fi ring lines, with trophies for the 200 standing (Members Trophy Match), 200 rapid (Scott Trophy) and 300 rapid (Coast Artillery) on day one, the 200 standing (Navy Cup), 200 rapid (Coast Guard

Trophy) and 600 prone (Army Cup) on day two, and so on, fi ring 60 record shots each day plus six sighters. Additional award categories are cre-ated through an aggregate score of, for example, the three 200 yard stand-ing matches shot during the week. Once special awards such as the High Service Rifl e with an Optic Sight, individual awards like High Woman, High Senior and High Collegiate are included along with class awards and sub-aggregates, approximately 63 trophies or plaques are presented on awards night.

By the time match and service rifl e shooters had completed the fi rst

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nine matches, Bernosky was tied with Rodrigo Rosa. Bernosky didn’t fl inch as he continued to drill the center out of his targets, including his clean from the 200 yard line standing. Finishing what David Tubb has called a marathon, Bernosky was the overall 2011 champion, also twinning top honors in eight of the week’s matches. SSGT Brandon K. Green of the Army placed third overall, also winning the Centenary Trophy and the Air Force Cup Match.

1st Carl Bernosky 2393-160X

2nd Rodrigo Rosa 2390-132X

3rd SSGT Brandon Green 2385-126X

High Woman Sherri Gallagher 2383-146X

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Overall winners (l. to r.): second place Rodrigo Rosa, fi rst place Carl Bernosky and third place SSGT Brandon Green.

Ed Lambert readies his beautiful M1A for action from the 300-yard line.

Coach Praslick (r.) coaches SGT Cooper during team matches.

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Continuing his run from a second place service rifl e win in 2010 and numerous CMP and Interservice victories this year, SGT Tyrel Cooper of the AMU fi nished ahead of the pack this year with 2376-111X. As he completed the team matches the day prior (above middle) at the 600-yard line, coach SSG Praslick and Cooper reviewed his calls and plotted hits before closing out his shot log for the day. Apparently they kept good notes as Cooper went on to win the Service Rifl e matches, fi nishing eleven points ahead of his nearest competitor. Service rifl e honors went to:

1st Carl Bernosky 2393-160X

2nd Rodrigo Rosa 2390-132X

3rd SSGT Brandon Green 2385-126X

High Woman Sherri Gallagher 2383-146X

1st SGT Tyrel Cooper 2376-111X

2nd Cody Shields 2365-98X

3rd SFC Lance Dement 2365-93X

High Woman Sara Rozanski 2335-64X

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Service rifl e winners (l. to r.): second place Cody Shields, fi rst place SGT Tyrel Cooper and third place SFC Lance Dement.

Some pull, some push and some push a LOT of gear across the range.

Mary Zepnikowski (right) of Virgnia Beach, VA, was promoted to chief range offi cer this year after a 20-year internship as a line offi cer, then block offi cer and assistant chief range offi cer. Here she is resolving one of a myriad of daily chal-lenges when insuffi cient scorers reported in for morning roll call. The problem was gently settled after Mary “volunteered” one of the spectators.

The smile on Ties Johnson’s face tells the story better than we can. In this photo he has just shot a 99-6X during his 200 rapid for the Marine team out of Fort Wayne, IN.

Service Rifl e Champion SGT Tyrel Cooper.



The inaugural National Defense

The inaugural match received

Earning the fi rst NDM gold medal

LONG RANGEBY LARS DALSEIDE, NRA MEDIA RELATIONS

Long Range Matches—Aug. 13-17David Tubb of Canadian, TX, led

317 long range shooters to win the NRA’s 2011 National Long Range High Power Rifl e Championship. Also winner of the Wimbledon Cup, Tubb’s dominant performance through-out the week concluded with yet another national record-setting score of 1249-68X.

“Honestly, my wind reading is the best it’s ever been and my prone skills are coming around,” said Tubb. “I’m very pleased with the results.” Referred to as the sport’s resident heavyweight by “Sports Illustrated,” 2011 is Tubb’s sixth National Long Range High Power Rifl e title in 24 years, his most recent coming in 2004.

“Usually I shoot a few tournaments before Perry, but this is my fi rst one of the year,” said Tubb. “I’ve been coaching a lot on across-the-course and steel [matches], so I’ve had some time behind the scope, just not behind the trigger. I used Tubb 2000 rifl es in all stages, shooting 6XC Norma brass with the DTAC

115 grain boron nitride-coated 6 mm bullet, hand loaded on aZermatic powder measure with a blend of Hodgdon powders in all of the 1000-yard matches. In the Palma match, I shot a .308

with boron-coated Sierra bullets. All bullets were sorted for length and pointed. In the scoped matches, I used a 5x25 power Premier scope with the DTR reticle.”

With a fi nal score of 1247-68X, defending champion John Whidden fi nished second overall while Rodrigo Rosa took third with a 1244-53X. Also a multiple long range title holder, Whidden shot side-by-side with Tubb on the fi nal day of competition.

“I fi nished two or three shots ahead of David on the fi nal relay,” said Whidden. “I had a chance, but he was shooting too well. He wasn’t giving any-thing away.”

Michelle Gallagher of Phoenix, AZ, was named Women’s Champion after fi ring an aggregate score of 1240-64X. Robert Skeketee won the Senior Championship with a total score of 1243-48X while Brianna Rachinski of Ferndale, WA, notched a 1224-36X to take home the junior title.

Dubbed “Shooting Sport’s Resident Heavyweight” by “Sports Illustrated,” David Tubb adds another trophy to his mantle by winning the Long Range Championship.

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National Defense Match—Aug. 13-14The inaugural National Defense

Match (NDM) ran concurrently with the fi rst two days of the Long Range Championships. Using an invitation-only format, this year’s 60 competitors helped iron out the wrinkles as NRA makes plans not only to integrate this future 3-gun match into the Camp Perry tradition, but into local clubs across the country as well. While the 2011 NDM tactical rifl e match was designed to be shot from 7 to 500 yards, the course-of-fi re is ulti-mately designed to accommodate a local club’s existing 100-yard range.

The inaugural match received tremendous support from the fi re-arms industry with FNH USA put-ting multiple fi rearms on the awards table as the match title sponsor. Also contributing were Geissele Triggers, JP Enterprises, Sinclair International, Warner Scope Mounts, Cheaper Than Dirt!, Chiappa Firearms and Blade-Tech. As is usually the case, we are indebted to these companies for their help in getting this match off the ground.

Earning the fi rst NDM gold medal was “Top Shot” season one winner

Iain Harrison (r.). Said Harrison: “I’m very fortunate to have a range between my job at Crimson Trace and home. They run weekly matches at 600 yards, so I used that opportunity to check my zeroes and put in a little practice at judging wind and drift. I’d never shot at Camp Perry before, but everything I read about the venue mentioned the wind conditions, so I fi gured that would be a good place to start.

“Trey Tuggle [Match Director] published the course-of-fi re well in advance of the event and he did a good job balancing speed and

LONG RANGEBY LARS DALSEIDE,

With a fi nal score of 1247-68X, defending champion John Whidden fi nished second overall while Rodrigo Rosa took third with a 1244-53X. Also a multiple long range title holder, Whidden shot side-by-side with Tubb on the fi nal day of competition.

“I fi nished two or three shots ahead of David on the fi nal relay,” said Whidden. “I had a chance, but he was shooting too well. He wasn’t giving any-thing away.”

Michelle Gallagher of Phoenix, AZ, was named Women’s Champion after fi ring an aggregate score of 1240-64X. Robert Skeketee won the Senior Championship with a total score of 1243-48X while Brianna Rachinski of Ferndale, WA, notched a 1224-36X to take home the junior title.

winning the Long

RANK COMPETITOR CLASS SCORE

1 Iain Harrison Open 249.70

2 Tommy Thacker Open 331.30

3 Edward Altmeyer Limited 371.50

4 Corey Schwanz Open 372.70

5 Colton Cerino Optics 402.30

6 Zed Stewart Optics 414.70

7 Bryan Ray Limited 425.10

8 Randy Luth Open 427.40

9 Chris Stewart Optics 445.00

10 Logan Clark Open 463.20

To see footage from the match, go to www.youtube.com/watch?v=CeT_tHHL5ts.

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accuracy. With the instant feed-back provided by the electronic target systems, it was clear that you could get a little bit of a lead in the close range stages, but lose it to penalties at the longer distances. I ran my Open Division 3-gun AR-15 with 55 grain ammunition at 100 yards and under, switching to 75 grain bullets as the range increased. It was a privilege to be invited to the fi rst match of its type and shoot with such a wide vari-ety of servicemen, industry pros and of course my good buddy Chris Cerino from ‘Top Shot.’”

This year’s match was electronically scored on a time-plus-penalties basis. As a result, the competitor with the lowest aggregate time for the entire course wins, placing the lowest score on top of the leaderboard. The decimal fi gures are fractions of a second rather than X count.

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LANNY BASSHAM, Smallbore Rifl eMy answer might not be the same as others. It doesn’t

mean they are right, or I am right. There are multiple ways that people deal with pressure. One of the things I learned in my early shooting career is that I had some wrong ideas about pressure. The reason that I wasn’t able to deal with it was because I didn’t understand what the right ideas were. Initially, I was able to fi nd some information outside of shooting. When I started working on this in a lot more detail, I found a lot of misinformation about the sensation of pressure.

The major reason why this has become a problem for some is because people are very interested in outcome

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and accomplishment—they want to do well. They want to fi nish the event on top of the leaderboard. While we’re thinking about outcome, the probability is that we can’t simultaneously be thinking about executing the shot. This can cause us to “over try”—and that’s the number one reason why good shooters don’t shoot well under pressure. Shooting is a “trust sport” not a “try sport.” You need to train so well that you can trust your training. The minute that you try to get that national record, things come unzipped. You are applying more mental effort than it actu-ally requires. Our conscious thoughts are interfering with our subconscious mind. The best scores that people shoot happen when they are not thinking about the outcome.

Here’s a myth: Pressure causes performance to drop.

attitude does. Another myth: If I could avoid pressure, I would do

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and accomplishment—they want to do well. They want to fi nish the event on top of the leaderboard. While we’re thinking about outcome, the probability is that we can’t simultaneously be thinking about executing the shot. This can cause us to “over try”—and that’s the number one

Shooting is a “trust sport” not a “try sport.” You need to train so well that you can trust your training. The minute that you try to get that national record, things come

ally requires. Our conscious thoughts are interfering with

happen when they are not thinking about the outcome.

Here’s a myth: Pressure causes performance to drop. Pressure does not cause your performance to drop. What I learned about pressure was that when you feel the physi-cal effects of pressure, it’s real. You feel an adrenaline rush, your heart rate increases and your blood pressure goes up. I’ve seen shooters shoot extremely high scores with their legs shaking. Pressure doesn’t cause your scores to go up or down—but your attitude does.

Another myth: If I could avoid pressure, I would do better. Actually, pressure is an amplifi er. It is my friend. Pressure makes me realize what I’m doing is important so I pay better attention to my shooting. Be careful what you care about. It is more important to focus on your shooting

process. The primary reason people “over try” is that they go into competition with an incomplete goal. People tend to seek out what society rewards them for, and accomplish-ment is easy to measure. It has a number associated with it. But it is focusing on the process that will get you there. Attaining that goal—how and what we learn from our mis-takes, is valuable. There’s nothing like making a mistake to make a person realize that they need to do something about it. If you look at the only benefi t of shooting in a tournament as a place on the leaderboard, then you don’t recognize the accomplishments that lead up to that score as the more important objective.

Pressure is not the problem. It gets a bad rap. You don’t want to get rid of it. You’re not going to go to the Olympics without it. You better make it a friend. It’s put there for you to amplify the experience of doing something few people can do.

The primary reason we compete should be so we can pay attention to who we become along the way. When outcome is primary, we’re concentrating on the wrong thing. When I stopped trying to win tournaments, I started winning. When I stopped worrying about where the bullet went, I concen-trated on how well I executed the shot.

JESSIE HARRISON, Action PistolSay I’m at a match to defend my title. That means the

other ladies are ready to go after it too and want to beat me, so I do feel a certain amount of pressure. The way I deal with it is I never look at scores during a match. If I’m behind or ahead, I don’t want to know it. I don’t want to put pressure on myself if I’m behind, and I don’t want to think I can coast if I learn that I’m ahead.

Not knowing where I stand as the match progresses allows me to do my very best every time I step to the line—giving it everything I can, right there. If I am in a match and I know I have a good stage, it gives me self-confi dence to shoot well. But then I tell myself that stage is over, and the next stage is a brand new one. If I do badly, I have to drop it, forget it and move on. Otherwise, dwelling on it becomes a self-fulfi lling prophesy.

One thing I’ve always said: “I can only shoot to the best of my ability.” If that’s enough to win the match, that’s great; If not, I’ll be the fi rst to congratulate the others. I want everyone to compete at their best so we can say, “Whoever won, they were the best shooter that day.”

My main job is to be on the range and shoot. I spend 4 to 5 days out of the week on the range, training for what I have coming up and making sure that my equipment and guns are working properly. I check all my equipment before I go to a match. The last thing you want is to have a problem with your gun. In my sport, there are no alibis. This preparation also helps me deal with pressure.

Because each match can be unique, I don’t have set regi-mens. Instead, I keep a clear head when I shoot. If there

Beginning last month, Elliott chronicles the personal solutions of 13 champions with regard to dealing with match pressure. Next month we’ll complete the 3-part series with input from Lones Wigger, Brian Zins, Bruce Piatt, Carl Bernosky and Ernie Vande Zande.


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is an unusual type of shot in a match, I’ll just focus on the basics of executing that shot. At the Florida Open, for example, there was a 12-inch plate at 40 yards—a little longer distance than normal. I cleared my head and told myself, “you have done this shot many times.” Next, I go over the fundamentals of what is involved in executing that particular shot. I visualize myself executing every element of the shot: A clean draw; my dot coming up on the center of that plate and executing the trigger pull. I visualize every detail in the exact sequence of the shot.

Sometimes I will practice every element of my shooting at an exaggerated slow pace to make sure that I execute all the little pieces perfectly. Auto racers have a saying: Slow is smooth and smooth is fast, and there is a lot of truth in that.

I also constantly work on little things that sometimes get overlooked. For example, I work heavily on my footwork to be as smooth as possible as I transport myself along the line, with no wasted movement. I practice leaning into and out of barriers to make those transitions as smooth as pos-sible. I also practice my draw, sometimes taking an entire day just to work on that. I’ll start in slow motion and then speed it up when the fundamentals are right.

The point of all this is to take away pressure during competition. When the timer goes off, my mind is blank. If I start to think—that is when I screw up and slip into the past tense, thinking about how I messed up. When you’re shooting in competition, you can’t be past or future tense. You have to be in the moment.

Launi MeiLi, Smallbore & Air RifleIn my experience, it comes down to the shooter’s person-

ality as far as dealing with pressure. Dan Durban is the one person I know who used “fear of failure” in a positive way. That was his fuel to not shoot badly. For me, every time I shot, I expected to break a record. I had very positive expectations, but I also trained to earn it. If you’re shoot-ing 10 points better than you’ve ever shot, you need to keep your perspective. If you’re saying to yourself, “This could be a national record,” you’re bringing the future onto your shoulders. If that happens, you have to deal with it. But what is your job really right then? To shoot one perfect shot—the thing that you’ve done thousands of times to fin-ish out this match. It takes practice to have that discipline.

My big experience with pressure was in the 1988 Olympics. I went into the finals with a new Olympic record, and then dropped more shots in the final than in the whole

match. For the next four years, I mentally shot thousands of shots as if I were in a final. My job was to shoot 10s. I didn’t need to let scores bug me in the final. I needed a stronger plan to handle each shot of the final so that, no matter what, I could rely on that plan to get me through. The key question is: What does it take for me to shoot one perfect shot?

Finally in 1992 I went into the smallbore final in first place and I kept that lead. I’m talking about repeatedly executing the perfect shot—inside a 9.8 or better. Everything goes back to the practiced routine. For example: Before I pick up my gun, I analyze my last shot to decide what changes I need to make, i.e. the placement of the last shot, where I thought the wind was, where the wind actually was, etc. in order to learn from the last shot. It’s important to be realistic and constructive. A key component of evaluating the last shot is being optimistic vs. pessimistic, i.e. a constructive attitude. What can I learn from the last shot that I can use on the next shot? Don’t begin a shot sequence while you’re being negative or emotionally self-destructive.

Once I’ve analyzed the previous shot, I have a plan of how and when I want to take that next shot. I check my body; take three breaths and relax, relaxing a little bit more with each shot, just letting everything go. I take another deep breath and lift the gun. As I exhale, the gun comes down on my hip and the target. And now I’m looking over my sights, and I take another couple of breaths to check my body alignment. I put my finger on the trigger and take another breath while I put my face on the cheek piece, assuming that my natural point of aim is correct. Now I take another 2 to 3 breaths. Take one more slight breath and hold. I stop my breath as the sights align at the center of the target. I’ve checked my rear and front sight alignment and now am focusing on the target because it’s the thing that’s not moving. I am anchored in the 10 ring. My shot plan starts at the ground and ends in the 10 ring. The thing that you should always be able to rely on is your shot plan, both physically and mentally. You train for endurance to shoot your last shot as well as your first. You have to build it and learn to trust it. To use it and trust it when the pres-sure’s on, takes years of training.

JuLie GoLob, Action PistolThe critical thing for me is to accept that there is

going to be pressure. You’re going to feel nervous or can even have feelings of self-doubt. Add to that, whether you’re thinking about it or not, your body is going to naturally react to tension. The best thing you can do is simply accept this.

There are two ways that I deal with it. The first is to stay positive. It’s never over until it’s over. I’ve seen shooters pout and throw equipment on the ground after a bad run. Not only can it reflect badly on the

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match. For the next four years, I mentally shot thousands of shots as if I were in a final. My job was to shoot 10s. I didn’t need to let scores bug me in the final. I needed a stronger plan to handle each shot of the final so that, no matter what, I could rely on that plan to get me through.

perfect shot?

the perfect shot—inside a 9.8 or better. Everything goes back to the practiced routine. For example: Before I pick up my gun, I analyze my last shot to decide what changes

and constructive. A key component of evaluating the last shot is being optimistic vs. pessimistic, i.e. a constructive attitude. What can I learn from the last shot that I can use

being negative or emotionally self-destructive. Once I’ve analyzed the previous shot, I have a plan of

how and when I want to take that next shot. I check my

with each shot, just letting everything go. I take another deep breath and lift the gun. As I exhale, the gun comes down on my hip and the target. And now I’m looking over my sights, and I take another couple of breaths to check

another breath while I put my face on the cheek piece,

another 2 to 3 breaths. Take one more slight breath and hold. I stop my breath as the sights align at the center of the target. I’ve checked my rear and front sight alignment and now am focusing on the target because it’s the thing that’s not moving. I am anchored in the 10 ring. My shot

both physically and mentally. You train for endurance to

and learn to trust it. To use it and trust it when the pres-sure’s on, takes years of training.

Julie Golob, Action PistolThe critical thing for me is to accept that there is

going to be pressure. You’re going to feel nervous or can even have feelings of self-doubt. Add to that, whether you’re thinking about it or not, your body is going to naturally react to tension. The best thing you can do is simply accept this.

There are two ways that I deal with it. The first is to stay positive. It’s never over until it’s over. I’ve seen shooters pout and throw equipment on the ground after a bad run. Not only can it reflect badly on the

shooter, but if you allow a negative attitude into your competitive mindset, you could lose because of it. Instead, I think, “This is my time to really feel alive.” It’s like the moment before bungee jumping or the moment you start to move on a crazy roller coaster ride—you feel everything pumping through you in that moment. Harness that nervous energy as positive excite-ment. It can actually help you shoot well if you accept it and not fear it.

The second thing, while you have all these emotions racing through your system, is to focus on technique. As an action shooter, I tell myself to micromanage everything about my stage—every little thing that I can, instant by instant. Nothing is on auto pilot when I’m preparing to shoot.

Hear the buzzer, draw the gun and bring the sights in line with the target. Smoothly engage the trigger. Trigger the shot. I think about all these things and focus strictly on what to do. I micromanage the moment as best I can, focusing on the individual skills necessary for the particular event I am shooting. This helps me to avoid thinking about pressure. This type of visualization is like getting a free “perfect” run at the course. When you’re actually competing, it’s possible to shoot in what many athletes call “the zone.” But if for some reason you can’t get there, focus on all the steps needed—the process, that will help you to do the best you can.

At the end of the day, I think some shooters get angry with themselves for not having a perfect performance. You have to be proud of yourself for putting forth your best effort. Don’t be angry with your performance, just learn from it and focus on the positive for the next time.

Jason Parker, Smallbore & Air Rifle

The best way to deal with shooting so well that it scares you is to have prepared yourself for those days when you are successful. You have to be ready for those big scores to hit you at any point, which starts with training. When you’re about to shoot a record or are trying out for an Olympic team, you say to yourself, “I’ve been shooting these scores in practice, it’s okay to shoot this score now.”

I do a lot with breathing techniques. I don’t have to shoot a particular shot if I don’t want to, so I take a couple of deep breaths, let my heart rate go down and then I’m ready to shoot the shot.

During my preparation, I have a pre-shot routine that I can depend on—how everything is supposed to be positioned and how it is supposed to feel. When I feel my heart rate go up, I go back to my pre-shot routine. If you do every single shot the same way, you can take it anywhere, be comfortable with that and shoot a 10 at any time. I’m just doing the same thing I did in practice. I was shooting in a world cup and shot a world record. When I felt that extra anxiety coming on, I embraced it, and then I used my breathing and relaxation techniques to calm down.

If you missed the pre- ceding series, just go to www.shootingsportsusa.com, select the current issue and then look for the archives menu choice.

It’s like the moment before bungee jumping or the moment you start to move on a crazy roller coaster ride—you feel everything pumping through you in that moment.

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oct. 8 alabama ppp monthly match; anniston, aL; Kandi smith, (205) 915-7281

oct. 15 progressive air pistol match; Wappingers Falls, nY; patricia Zidek, (845) 226-8823

oct. 22 ntc shooting club october ppp; Jim shaver, (719) 597-7909nov. 19 ntc shooting club november ppp; Jim shaver (719) 597-7909,

Dec. 17 ntc shooting club December ppp; Jim shaver, (719) 597-7909

Jan. 21 ntc shooting club January ppp; Jim shaver, (719) 597-7909

Feb. 25 ntc shooting club February ppp; Jim shaver, (719) 597-7909mar. 24 ntc shooting club march ppp; Jim shaver, (719) 597-7909

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DELaWarE, New Castle: Dec. 3-4, r; G. Barton, 87 Bunker Hill Rd., New Castle, DE 19720; (302) 893-1146; [email protected] tEXas, Amarillo: apr. 13-15, r; D. Taramasso, 8100 Alexandria Ave., Amarillo, TX 79118; (940) 521-0017; [email protected]

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haWaii, Honolulu: 2700, oct. 8-9, r; R. Takata, P.O. Box 971488, Waipahu, HI 96797; (808) 347-1514; [email protected] Louisiana, Holmwood: 2700, oct. 1-2, r; J. Texada, 911 Inverery Dr., Lake Charles, LA 70605; (337) 477-5277; [email protected]

nEW JErsEY, Jackson: 2700, oct 1, r; Mary Badiak, 74 Lazy Brook Rd., Flemington, NJ 08822; (908) 788-5503; [email protected] oKLahoma, Arcadia: 2700, oct. 15-16, r; R. Doggett, 4031 NW 34th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73112; (405) 942-0488; [email protected]

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CONVENTIONAL OUTDOOR PISTOL

ALABAmA, Moundville: 2700, nov. 19, R; B. Fikes, 7091 Forest Mill Dr., Cottondale, AL 35453; [email protected] ARiZOnA, Phoenix: 2700, Oct. 16, nov. 13, Dec. 18, A; nov. 6, R; D. Plante, 1014 E. Constitution Dr., Gilbert, AZ 85296; (480) 855-0002; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Dulzura: 1800, Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; D. Gussler, 9334 Dempster Dr., Santee, CA 92071; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Escondido: 1800, Oct. 9-11, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; M. Freedman, 270 N. El Camino Real #F200, Encinitas, CA 92024; (760) 402-6275; [email protected] CALiFORniA, San Bernardino: 1800, Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; E. Weese, 8978 Sewell, Fontana, CA 92335; (909) 822-8749CALiFORniA, Sloughhouse: 2700, Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, Jan. 1, Feb. 5, mar. 4, Apr. 1, may 6, A; T. Silva, 2030 McSwain Rd., Merced, CA 95341; (209) 384-2314; (209) 631-6587 (c); [email protected] COLORADO, Byers: 2700, Risk Takers, Oct. 2, A; W. Harris, 7602 Yule Ct., Arvada, CO 80007; [email protected] FLORiDA, Blountstown: 2700, Oct. 9, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; R. Crawford, 24506 NE CR 69A, Altha, FL 32421; (850) 762-8164; [email protected] FLORiDA, Jacksonville: 1800, nov. 20; 2700, Oct. 16, Dec. 18, A; R. Erickson, 9028 Latimer Rd. W., Jacksonville, FL 32257; (904) 448-3174FLORiDA, Pensacola: 2700, Oct. 16, nov. 20, Jan. 15, Feb. 19, A; P. Hulbeck, 721 Pensacola Beach Blvd. Unit 1501, Pensacola Beach, FL 32561; (850) 916-3941; [email protected] FLORiDA, Weeki Wachee: 2700, nov. 27, A; M. Rials, 712 Stockton St., Brooksville, FL 34601; (352) 279-4877; [email protected] gEORgiA, Blythe: 2700, Oct. 1, nov. 5, A; S. Meldrum, P.O. Box 211996, Martinez, GA 30917; (706) 592-4230; [email protected], Conyers: 2700, Oct. 9, A; B. Davis, 465 Riverhill Dr. NW, Atlanta, GA 30328; (404) 256-2334; [email protected] gEORgiA, Dawsonville: 2700, Oct. 23, A; J. Good, 1020 N. Point Dr., Roswell, GA 30075; (770) 815-1136; [email protected] gEORgiA, Ft. Benning: 2700, nov. 13, mar. 17-18, R; R. Hawkins, 281 Piedmont Lake Rd., Pine Mountain, GA 31822; (706) 615-2799; [email protected] gEORgiA, Valdosta: 2700, Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; W. Wallace, 1269 Devane Rd., Quitman, GA 31643; (229) 263-7333; [email protected]

iDAhO, Coeur d’Alene: 2700, Oct. 8, nov. 12, A; R. Swing, 6001 N. Atlas Rd., Coeur d’Alene, ID 83815; [email protected] inDiAnA, Georgetown: 1800, Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 17, Jan. 21, Feb. 18, A; F. Kunzler, 4314 Brownsboro Glen Rd., Louisville, KY 40241; (502) 412-4417; [email protected] KEnTUCKY, Bowling Green: 1800, Oct. 8, A; R. Stiles, 7541 Morgantown Rd., Bowling Green, KY 42101; (270) 842-6123; [email protected] mAinE, Scarborough: 2700, Oct. 02, R; L. Carter, 56 W. Gray Rd., Gray, ME 04039; (207) 657-4559; [email protected] mARYLAnD, Annapolis: 2700, Oct. 8, A; 900, nov. 5-6, R; P. Striffler, 549 Bowline Rd., Severna Park, MD 21146; (410) 544-5648; [email protected] mARYLAnD, Harwood: 2700, Oct. 9, R; T. Metcalfe, 317 Red Cloud Rd., Lusby, MD 20657; (410) 474-1409; [email protected] mASSAChUSETTS, Bedford: 1800, Oct. 16, A; B. Simard Jr., 4 Julio St., Chelmsford, MA 01824; [email protected] mASSAChUSETTS, N. Attleboro: 2700, Oct. 16, R; D. LaFlamme, 45 Arrowhead Rd., Wrentham, MA 02093; [email protected] miSSOURi, Columbia: 2700, Oct. 16, A; K. Finlay, 613 S. Rollins St., Centralia, MO 65240; (573) 682-2853; [email protected] miSSOURi, Holden: 2700, Oct. 9, A; E. Pearson, 1305 E. 109th Ter., Kansas City, MO 64131; (913) 636-9399; [email protected] nEW JERSEY, Windsor: 2700, Oct. 15, R; K. Stern, 17 Bedford Rd., Kendall Park, NJ 08824; (609) 462-9428; [email protected] nEW YORK, Calverton: 900, Oct. 2, nov. 13, A; S. Manners, 4523 Broadway 5B, New York, NY 10040; (917) 399-0394nEW YORK, Freeport: 1800, Oct. 15-16, A; G. Kraus, 2468 Williams Ct., Bellmore, NY 11710; (516) 221-0479; [email protected] nEW YORK, Wappinger Falls: 2700, Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, mar. 4, Apr. 1, may 6, Jun. 3, Jul. 1, Aug. 5, Oct. 7, nov. 4, Dec. 2, R; R. Thomas, P.O. Box 115, New Rochelle, NY 10802; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Asheville: 2700, Oct. 1, A; G. Kormanik, 1 Red Oak Rd., Asheville, NC 28804; (828) 252-8871; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Creedmoor: 2700, Oct. 22, A; C. Rhodes, 2012 Autumn Ct., Clayton, NC 27520; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Haw River: 2700, Oct. 16, A; C. Hardesty, 1914 Bassett Tr., Greensboro, NC 27410; (336) 253-7302; [email protected]

O, Batavia: 2700, Oct. 16, A;

[email protected] O, Cincinnati: 2700, Oct. 2, A;

hOmA, Davis: 2700,

nov. 12, A; B. Randall,

gOn, Sherwood: 2700,

nov. 4 & 13, R; R. Cavalli,

gOn, Springfield: 2700, Oct. 9,

[email protected] nnSYLVAniA, Boyertown: 2700,

H. Davis, 61 Lindy Ln.,

nnSYLVAniA, Brookhaven: 2700,

J. Hodges, 212 S. Manor Dr.,

h CAROLinA, Orangeburg:

, Oct. 28, nov. 26, A; W. Pierce,

h CAROLinA, South Congaree: , Oct. 15, nov. 19, A; C. Andrews,

[email protected] nnESSEE, Arlington: 2700, Oct. 15, A. Barcon, 100 Sugar Maple Cove,

[email protected] nnESSEE, Chattanooga: 2700,

B. Leckie, 6638 Sandwood Cir.,

nnESSEE, Columbia: 2700, Oct. 23, J. McCaig, P.O. Box 808, Columbia,

[email protected] nnESSEE, Cookeville: 2700, Oct. 16, C. Pardue, 2880 Standing Stone Hwy.,

[email protected] Carrollton: 2700, Oct. 3,

S. Chapman, 795 FM 513,

Houston: 2700, Oct. 23,

B. Mahan, 3241 Teal Dr.,

Manor: 2700, Oct. 16, A;

San Antonio (Atascosa):

, Oct. 9, Dec. 11, A; J. Ford,

Wichita Falls: 2700, Oct. 22,

D. Van Meter, 4408 Ridgemont Dr.,

RginiA, Montpelier: 2700, Oct. 1, R;

[email protected]


iDAhO, Coeur d’Alene: 2700, Oct. 8, nov. 12, A;Coeur d’Alene, ID 83815; [email protected] inDiAnA, Georgetown: 1800, Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 17, Jan. 21, Feb. 18, A; F. Kunzler, 4314 Brownsboro Glen Rd., Louisville, KY 40241; (502) 412-4417; [email protected] KEnTUCKY, Bowling Green: 1800, Oct. 8, A; R. Stiles, 7541 Morgantown Rd., Bowling Green, KY 42101; (270) 842-6123; [email protected] mAinE, Scarborough: 2700, Oct. 02, R; L. Carter, 56 W. Gray Rd., Gray, ME 04039; (207) 657-4559; [email protected] mARYLAnD, Annapolis: 2700, Oct. 8, A; 900, nov. 5-6, R; P. Striffler, 549 Bowline Rd., Severna Park, MD 21146; (410) 544-5648; [email protected] mARYLAnD, Harwood: 2700, T. Metcalfe, 317 Red Cloud Rd., Lusby, MD 20657; (410) 474-1409; [email protected] mASSAChUSETTS, Bedford: 1800, Oct. 16, A; B. Simard Jr., 4 Julio St., Chelmsford, MA 01824; [email protected] mASSAChUSETTS, N. Attleboro: 2700, Oct. 16, R; D. LaFlamme, 45 Arrowhead Rd., Wrentham, MA 02093; [email protected] miSSOURi, Columbia: 2700, Oct. 16, A; K. Finlay, 613 S. Rollins St., Centralia, MO 65240; (573) 682-2853; [email protected] miSSOURi, Holden: 2700, Oct. 9, A; E. Pearson, 1305 E. 109th Ter., Kansas City, MO 64131; (913) 636-9399; [email protected] nEW JERSEY, Windsor: 2700, Oct. 15, R; K. Stern, 17 Bedford Rd.,

[email protected] nEW YORK, Calverton: 900, Oct. 2, nov. 13, A; S. Manners, 4523 Broadway 5B, New York, NY 10040; (917) 399-0394nEW YORK, Freeport: 1800, A; G. Kraus, 2468 Williams Ct., Bellmore, NY 11710; (516) 221-0479; [email protected] nEW YORK, Wappinger Falls: 2700, Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, mar. 4, Apr. 1, may 6, Jun. 3, Jul. 1, Aug. 5, Oct. 7, nov. 4, Dec. 2, R; R. Thomas,

[email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Asheville: 2700, Oct. 1, A; G. Kormanik, 1 Red Oak Rd., Asheville, NC 28804; (828) 252-8871; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Creedmoor: 2700Oct. 22, A;Clayton, NC 27520; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Haw River: 2700, Oct. 16, A;

[email protected]

OhiO, Batavia: 2700, Oct. 16, A; M. Reichart, 1697 Cottontail Dr., Milford, OH 45150; (859) 322-9131 (c); (513) 722-0323; [email protected] OhiO, Cincinnati: 2700, Oct. 2, A; J. Basham, 10121 Zig Zag Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45242; (513) 793-2134; [email protected] OKLAhOmA, Davis: 2700, Oct. 8, nov. 12, A; B. Randall, 1200 E. Hanna, Davis, OK 73030; [email protected] OREgOn, Sherwood: 2700, Oct. 15, A; nov. 4 & 13, R; R. Cavalli, 821 N. Shore Rd., Lake Oswego, OR 97034; (503) 744-0538; [email protected] OREgOn, Springfield: 2700, Oct. 9, R; R. Toyota, P.O. Box 32, Springfield, OR 97477; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Boyertown: 2700, Oct. 1-2, R; H. Davis, 61 Lindy Ln., Boyertown, PA 19512; (610) 369-0605; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Brookhaven: 2700, Oct. 23, R; J. Hodges, 212 S. Manor Dr., Media, PA 19063; (484) 886-6119; [email protected] SOUTh CAROLinA, Orangeburg: 2700, Oct. 28, nov. 26, A; W. Pierce, 117 Balbriggan Dr., Goose Creek, SC 29445SOUTh CAROLinA, South Congaree: 2700, Oct. 15, nov. 19, A; C. Andrews, 3151 Pinebelt Rd., Columbia, SC 29204; (803) 787-7124; [email protected] TEnnESSEE, Arlington: 2700, Oct. 15, A; A. Barcon, 100 Sugar Maple Cove, Oakland, TN 38060; [email protected] TEnnESSEE, Chattanooga: 2700, Oct. 8, A; B. Leckie, 6638 Sandwood Cir., Harrison, TN 37341TEnnESSEE, Columbia: 2700, Oct. 23, A; J. McCaig, P.O. Box 808, Columbia, TN 38402; [email protected] TEnnESSEE, Cookeville: 2700, Oct. 16, A; C. Pardue, 2880 Standing Stone Hwy., Cookeville, TN 38506; (931) 526-7941; (931) 498-2829 (w); [email protected] TEXAS, Carrollton: 2700, Oct. 3, A; S. Chapman, 795 FM 513, Lone Oak, TX 75453; (903) 447-2546; [email protected] TEXAS, Houston: 2700, Oct. 23, nov. 27, A; B. Mahan, 3241 Teal Dr., Katy, TX 77493; (281) 391-5291; [email protected] TEXAS, Manor: 2700, Oct. 16, A; D. Howland, 359 Lakeside Dr., China Spring, TX 76633; (254) 855-4608; [email protected] TEXAS, San Antonio (Atascosa): 1800, Oct. 9, Dec. 11, A; J. Ford, 15202 Heimer Rd., San Antonio, TX 78232; (210) 244-3070; [email protected] TEXAS, Wichita Falls: 2700, Oct. 22, A; D. Van Meter, 4408 Ridgemont Dr., Wichita Falls, TX 76309; (940) 691-2330; [email protected] ViRginiA, Montpelier: 2700, Oct. 1, R; J. Tyree, 408 Glendale Dr., Henrico, VA 23229; [email protected]

WAShingTOn, Puyallup: 2700, nov. 6, A; L. Lang, 8106 201st St. E., Spanaway, WA 98387; (206) 617-9630; [email protected] WAShingTOn, Ravensdale: 2700, Oct. 8, A; J. Bentler, 18450 114th Ave. SE, Renton, WA 98055; [email protected] WAShingTOn, University Place: 2700, Oct. 1, A; B. Hom, 7309 91st Ave. SW, Lakewood, WA 98498; (253) 232-0253; [email protected]

INTERNATIONAL PISTOL

inDiAnA, Columbus: in, Ap, FRp, STD, Oct. 8, nov. 19, Dec. 10, Jan. 14, Feb. 11, mar. 10, A; J. Thomas, 7035 S. Stratton Ct., Columbus, IN 47203; (812) 376-8922; [email protected] mAinE, Augusta: in, CFp, nov. 27, Dec. 18, R; B. Hayford, 23 Mills Rd., Apt. C, Newcastle, ME 04553; (207) 563-2365; [email protected]

piSTOL LEAgUES

ARiZOnA, Rio Rico: in, Jan.-Jun.; Bernice McKinney, 1470 Circulo Sombrero, Rio Rico, AZ 85648; [email protected] iOWA, Spencer: in, Jan.-mar.; K. Heimgartner, 101 Parkway Dr., Spencer, IA 51301; [email protected] nEW mEXiCO, Albuquerque: in, 900, Jul. 5-Dec. 27; K. Nicholson, 5418 Vista Lejana NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111; (505) 293-6624; (505) 846-4977 (w); [email protected] nEW YORK, Middle Village: in, Sep.-may; C. Sorrentino, 63 West Fort Salonga Rd., Northport, NY 11768; [email protected] nEW YORK, Suffern: Jan.-Dec.; M. Dorfman, 45 Treetop Cir., Nanuet, NY 10954pEnnSYLVAniA, New Milford: in, Oct 7-mar 2; J. Knapp, P.O. Box 282, 26 Bradford St., Marathon, NY 13803; [email protected]

ACTION PISTOLREgiOnALS

miChigAn, Berrien Springs: Op, may 19, R; M. Prillwitz, 9401 Territorial Rd., Benton Harbor, MI 49022; (269) 463-3472; [email protected] miSSOURi, Bates City: Op, mS, ORF, RF, pRO, Oct. 1, R; R. DeJarnette, 2525 NE Douglas, Lees Summit, MO 64064; (816) 591-1653 (c); (816) 525-3330 (w); [email protected]

STATE ChAmpiOnShipS

miChigAn, Berrien Springs: Op, may 20, R; M. Prillwitz, 9401 Territorial Rd., Benton Harbor, MI 49022; (269) 463-3472; [email protected]

OThER TOURnAmEnTS

FLORiDA, Woodville: Op, mS, pRO, Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; M. Fordyce, 8819 Centerville Rd., Tallahassee, FL 32309; (850) 566-1317; [email protected] KAnSAS, Hutchinson: Op, mS, ORF, RF, pRO, pRF, Oct. 2, A; G. Dick, 1803 Wesbrook Dr., Hutchinson, KS 67502; [email protected] LOUiSiAnA, Holmwood: mS, ORF, Oct. 15, nov. 19, A; G. Yantis, 2524 Thomas Ln., Lake Charles, LA 70605; [email protected] miChigAn, Benton Harbor: in, Op, mar. 25, R; M. Prillwitz, 9401 Territorial Rd., Benton Harbor, MI 49022; (269) 463-3472; [email protected] miSSOURi, Bates City: may 20, R; R. DeJarnette, 2525 NE Douglas, Lees Summit, MO 64064; (816) 591-1653 (c); (816) 525-3330 (w); [email protected] miSSOURi, Billings: Op, mS, ORF, RF, pRO, pRF, Oct. 9, nov. 6, A; A. Barksdale, 2944 W. Nottingham, Springfield, MO 65810; (417) 343-5277; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, pRO, Waxhaw: Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; J. Ashley Jr., 312 River Birch Ln., Clover, SC 29710; (803) 684-2678; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Wilmington: Op, mS, ORF, RF, pRO, pRF, Oct. 23, A; S. Powell Jr., 3428 Osprey Ln., Wilmington, NC 28409; (910) 509-7351; [email protected] ViRginiA, Bedford: Op, mS, ORF, Oct. 1, nov. 5, A; A. Strawn, 1456 Benchmark Ln., Bedford, VA 24523; (540) 586-2080; [email protected] WEST ViRginiA, Hinton: Op, mS, ORF, RFm, pRO, pRF, Oct. 9, A; A. Fleshman, 215 12th Ave., Hinton, WV 25951; (304) 466-3429; [email protected]

AIR PISTOLSTATE ChAmpiOnShipS

COnnECTiCUT, Manchester: in, nov. 13, R; J. Powell, 15 Ralph Rd., Manchester, CT 06040; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Palmyra: in, Dec. 10, R; J. Lutz, 10569 Allentown Blvd., Annville, PA 17003; (717) 507-4121 (c); (717) 307-2238; [email protected]

OThER TOURnAmEnTS

iDAhO, Boise: in, Oct. 29, nov. 26, Dec. 17, Jan. 28, Apr. 16, R; L. Wetzel, 1118 N. Dawn Dr., Boise, ID 83713nEW JERSEY, Gibbsboro: in, nov. 6, Dec. 11, R; P. Adamowski, 22 Richwood Ter., Marmora, NJ 08223; (609) 390-3941; [email protected]


LEAgUE

COnnECTiCUT, Manchester: in, Oct.-Apr.; J. Powell, 15 Ralph Rd., Manchester, CT 06040; [email protected]

POLICE PISTOL COMBATREgiOnAL

RhODE iSLAnD, Scituate: Oct. 1, R; G. Pesare; (401) 272-8429; [email protected]

STATE ChAmpiOnShipS

ALABAmA, Tuscaloosa: Oct. 15, R; J. Guntharp; (205) 631-9067; [email protected] gEORgiA, Douglasville: Oct. 1, R; W. Sprouse; (770) 542-8445; [email protected] mARYLAnD, Frederick: Oct. 22-23, R; G. Bransom; (301) 253-4344; [email protected] SOUTh CAROLinA, Columbia: Oct. 15, R; D. Moore, (843) 873-1837; [email protected]

OThER TOURnAmEnTS

ARiZOnA, Phoenix: Oct. 17, nov. 21, Dec. 19, A; B. Frank; (602) 509-8109; [email protected] ARKAnSAS, El Dorado: Oct. 22, R; P. Love; (870) 546-2710;[email protected] DELAWARE, Seaford: Oct. 8, A; G. Esham; (302) 381-5824; [email protected] nEVADA, Las Vegas: Oct. 8-9, A; J. Nagazyna; (702) 232-7104; [email protected] nEW YORK, Chester: Sep. 30-Oct. 1, A; H. Baumann; (845) 623-2571; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Lebanon: Oct. 8, nov. 12, A; R. Dziak; (570) 579-6214; [email protected] RhODE iSLAnD, Scituate: nov. 5, A; G. Pesare; (401) 272-8429; [email protected] SOUTh CAROLinA, Columbia: Oct. 8, A; D. Moore; (843) 873-1837; [email protected] VERmOnT, Derby Line: Oct. 1, A; S. Becker; (802) 266-3553WAShingTOn, Richland: Oct. 15, nov. 5, A; S. Voigt; (509) 308-7912; [email protected]

SMALLBORE RIFLEREgiOnALSRIFLE PRONE

COnnECTiCUT, Southington: mET, Oct. 15-16, R; Nicole Panko, 64 Lake Ave., Barrington, RI 02806; [email protected]

KAnSAS, Topeka: COn, Oct. 15-16, R; T. Morrissey, 2034 SW Arnold Ave., Topeka, KS 66604; (785) 235-6701; [email protected] SOUTh CAROLinA, Ridgeville: COn, nov. 19-20, R; W. Smith, 2437 Trent St., Charleston, SC 29414; (843) 607-9892; [email protected]

CONVENTIONAL POSITION

CALiFORniA, S. El Monte: nov. 19-20, R; R. Del Rio, 5918 Hadrians Cres., Anaheim, CA 92807; (714) 998-1804 STATE ChAmpiOnShipSNRA METRIC POSITION

ALABAmA, Pinson: OUT, Oct. 1, R; P. Mitchell, 2660 Mtn. View Ln., Morris, AL 35116; (205) 936-0743; [email protected] TEXAS, Atascosa: OUT, Oct. 15, R; W. Morgan, 153 Country Oaks Dr., La Vernia, TX 78121; (210) 378-3656 (c); (830) 947-4800; [email protected]

NRA CONVENTIONAL POSITION

nORTh CAROLinA, Fayetteville: OUT, Oct. 15-16, R; R. Smith, 877 Danish Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28303; (910) 494-0209; [email protected]

RIFLE PRONE

ALABAmA, Pinson: COn, Oct. 22, R; P. Mitchell, 2660 Mtn. View Ln., Morris, AL 35116; (205) 936-0743; [email protected] FLORiDA, Orlando: COn, Oct. 1-2; mET, nov. 5-6, R; A. Dart, 5915 Viking Rd., Orlando, FL 32808; (407) 295-5115; [email protected]

OThER TOURnAmEnTSNRA METRIC POSITION

FLORiDA, Lakeland: OUT, Dec. 3, A; E. Hess, 523 El Camino Real N., Lakeland, FL 33813; (863) 640-2755; [email protected] TEXAS, Bellville: OUT, Oct. 22, nov. 19, Dec. 17, Jan. 21, A; N. Shipley, 10207 Baranowski Bush Rd., Bellville, TX 77418; (979) 865-5515; [email protected] TEXAS, Marble Falls: OUT, Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; G. Taylor, 601 CR 123-A, Marble Falls, TX 78654; (512) 755-6772; [email protected]

NRA CONVENTIONAL POSITION

CALiFORniA, S. El Monte: OUT, 3p, nov. 19-20, R; R. Del Rio, 5918 Hadrians Cres, Anaheim, CA 92807; (714) 998-1804

nORTh CAROLinA, Fayetteville: OUT, 3p, Dec. 17, Feb. 18, A; R. Smith, 877 Danish Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28303; (910) 494-0209; [email protected] TEXAS, Haltom City: in, 4p, nov. 20, A; S. Baum, 1013 Spanish Tr., Roanoke, TX 76262; (817) 431-0465; [email protected] TEXAS, Marble Falls: OUT, Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; G. Taylor, 601 CR 123-A, Marble Falls, TX 78654; (512) 755-6772; [email protected]

RIFLE PRONE

ALABAmA, Grant: OUT, COn, Oct. 8, nov. 12, Dec. 10, R; B. Hunter, 6607 Marsh Ave., Huntsville, AL 35806; (256) 955-1456; [email protected] ARKAnSAS, Pine Bluff: OUT, COn, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; D. Mayfield, 3508 Whippoorwill Cove, White Hall, AR 71602; (870) 489-4404; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Modesto: OUT, COn, Oct. 16, A; S. Fentress, 2776 Appling Cir., Stockton, CA 95209; (209) 481-3936 (c); (201) 478-4439; [email protected] FLORiDA, Hollywood: OUT, COn, Oct. 8, nov. 12, A; R. Schwartz, 9801 SW 121 St., Miami, FL 33176; [email protected] gEORgiA, Cusseta: OUT, COn, Oct. 1, nov. 5, A; G. Youmans, 293 Big Sky Dr., Hamilton, GA 31811; (706) 576-5129; [email protected] gEORgiA, Dawsonville: OUT, COn, Oct. 15;OUT, mET, nov. 19, A; T. Steadman, 805 Ferncroft Ct., Roswell, GA 30075; (404) 392-7050 (c); (770) 587-4604; [email protected] inDiAnA, Borden: OUT, COn, Oct. 2, A; D. Tate, 1041 Lakeside Dr., Taylorsville, KY 40071; (502) 432-5123; [email protected] inDiAnA, Markleville: OUT, COn, Oct. 23, A; J. Sommerkamp, 11689 Rosemeade Dr., Carmel, IN 46032; (317) 407-5976; [email protected] KAnSAS, Sedgwick: OUT, COn, Oct. 30, A; P. Aversa, 10003 S. Hertzler, Sedgwick, KS 67135KAnSAS, Whitewater: OUT, mET, nov. 12, A; L. Richardson, 101 N. Brookforest, Derby, KS 67037; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Creedmoor: OUT, COn, Oct. 8, A; D. Davis, 10625 Winding Wood Trail, Raleigh, NC 27613; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Monaca: OUT, COn, Oct. 8, A; J. Kaufman, 6141 Chatham Dr., Aliquippa, PA 15001; (724) 375-8934pEnnSYLVAniA, Perkasie: OUT, COn, Oct. 1, A; C. Seitz, 1000 N. Ridge Rd., P.O. Box 182, Perkasie, PA 18944; [email protected]

h CAROLinA, Ridgeville: OUT, ET, Oct. 15, Dec. 17, A; W. Smith,

[email protected] nnESSEE, Harrison: OUT, COn,

N. Bratcher, P.O. Box 1209,

Longview: OUT, COn, Oct. 22,

R Crawford,

Marble Falls: OUT,

ET, COn, Oct. 22, nov. 26, G. Taylor, 601 CR 123-A,

[email protected] Terrell: OUT, COn, nov. 19, A; R. Leraas,

[email protected] RginiA, Grafton: OUT, COn,

D. Craft, P.O. Box 2037, [email protected]

giA, Dawsonville: OUT, , Oct. 2, R; Charlotte Henry,

ALLBORE RiFLE LEAgUES

iZOnA, Rio Rico: in, 3p, 4p, n, Jan.-Jun.; Bernice McKinney,

[email protected] OnTAnA, Conrad: in, COn, nov.-mar.; M. Habets,

hAmpiOnShip

nD, Frederick: in, JR, T, pRE, mar. 17, R; H. Lane,

[email protected]

hER TOURnAmEnTS

DiAnA, Columbus: in, Oct. 8,

mar. 10, A; J. Thomas,

nnSYLVAniA, Chambersburg: , nov. 19-20, R; N. Diefenderfer,


nORTh CAROLinA, Fayetteville: OUT, 3p, Dec. 17, Feb. 18, A; R. Smith, 877 Danish Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28303; (910) 494-0209; [email protected] TEXAS, Haltom City: in, 4p, nov. 20, A; S. Baum, 1013 Spanish Tr., Roanoke, TX 76262; (817) 431-0465; [email protected] TEXAS, Marble Falls: OUT, Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; G. Taylor, 601 CR 123-A,

[email protected]

RIFLE PRONE

ALABAmA, Grant: OUT, COn, Oct. 8, nov. 12, Dec. 10, R; B. Hunter, 6607 Marsh Ave., Huntsville, AL 35806; (256) 955-1456; [email protected] ARKAnSAS, Pine Bluff: OUT, COn, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; D. Mayfield, 3508 Whippoorwill Cove, White Hall, AR 71602; (870) 489-4404; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Modesto: OUT, COn, Oct. 16, A; S. Fentress, 2776 Appling Cir., Stockton, CA 95209; (209) 481-3936 (c); (201) 478-4439; [email protected] FLORiDA, Hollywood: OUT, COn, Oct. 8, nov. 12, A; R. Schwartz, 9801 SW 121 St., Miami, FL 33176; [email protected] gEORgiA, Cusseta: OUT, COn, nov. 5, A;Hamilton, GA 31811; (706) 576-5129; [email protected] gEORgiA, Dawsonville: OUT, COn, Oct. 15;OUT, mET, nov. 19, A; T. Steadman, 805 Ferncroft Ct., Roswell, GA 30075; (404) 392-7050 (c); (770) 587-4604; inDiAnA, Borden: OUT, COn, Oct. 2, A; D. Tate, 1041 Lakeside Dr., Taylorsville, KY 40071; (502) 432-5123; [email protected] inDiAnA, Markleville: OUT, COn, Oct. 23, A; J. Sommerkamp, 11689 Rosemeade Dr., Carmel, IN 46032; (317) 407-5976; [email protected] KAnSAS, Sedgwick: OUT, COn, Oct. 30, A;Sedgwick, KS 67135KAnSAS, Whitewater: OUT, mET, nov. 12, A; L. Richardson, 101 N. Brookforest, Derby, KS 67037; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Creedmoor: OUT, COn, Oct. 8, A; D. Davis, 10625 Winding Wood Trail, Raleigh, NC 27613; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Monaca: OUT, COnOct. 8, A;Aliquippa, PA 15001; (724) 375-8934pEnnSYLVAniA, Perkasie: OUT, COnOct. 1, A; C. Seitz, 1000 N. Ridge Rd., P.O. Box 182, Perkasie, PA 18944; [email protected]

SOUTh CAROLinA, Ridgeville: OUT, mET, Oct. 15, Dec. 17, A; W. Smith, 2437 Trent St., Charleston, SC 29414; (843) 607-9892; [email protected] TEnnESSEE, Harrison: OUT, COn, Oct. 1, A; N. Bratcher, P.O. Box 1209, Harrison, TN 37341; (423) 994-7234; [email protected] TEXAS, Longview: OUT, COn, Oct. 22, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; R Crawford, 1800 Idylwood Dr., Kilgore, TX 75662; (903) 658-1479 (c); (903) 983-1602; [email protected] TEXAS, Marble Falls: OUT, mET, COn, Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; G. Taylor, 601 CR 123-A, Marble Falls, TX 78654; (512) 755-6772; [email protected] TEXAS, Terrell: OUT, COn, Oct. 15, nov. 19, A; R. Leraas, 2036 FM 1002 S., Big Sandy, TX 75755; [email protected] ViRginiA, Grafton: OUT, COn, Oct. 23, A; D. Craft, P.O. Box 2037, Grafton, VA 23692; [email protected]

SMALLBORE LIGHT RIFLE

gEORgiA, Dawsonville: OUT, STA, Oct. 2, R; Charlotte Henry, 7781 Turner Rd., Woodstock, GA 30188; (678) 575-9496; [email protected]

SmALLBORE RiFLE LEAgUES

ARiZOnA, Rio Rico: in, 3p, 4p, COn, Jan.-Jun.; Bernice McKinney, 1470 Circulo Sombrero, Rio Rico, AZ 85648; [email protected] mOnTAnA, Conrad: in, 4p COn, nov.-mar.; M. Habets, 2046 Prairie View Rd., Conrad, MT 59425; [email protected]

AIR RIFLESTATE ChAmpiOnShip

mARYLAnD, Frederick: in, JR, SpT, pRE, mar. 17, R; H. Lane, 12013 Old Annapolis Rd., Frederick, MD 21701; (240) 566-9800; [email protected]

OThER TOURnAmEnTSINTERNATIONAL AIR RIFLE

inDiAnA, Columbus: in, Oct. 8, nov. 19, Dec. 10, Jan. 14, Feb. 11, mar. 10, A; J. Thomas, 7035 S. Stratton Ct., Columbus, IN 47203; (812) 376-8922; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Chambersburg: in, nov. 19-20, R; N. Diefenderfer, 257 Potomac Heights, Hagerstown, MD 21742; (301) 797-4282; [email protected]

3P AIR RIFLE PRECISION

pEnnSYLVAniA, Chambersburg: in, nov. 19-20, Dec. 10, R; N. Diefenderfer, 257 Potomac Heights, Hagerstown, MD 21742; (301) 797-4282; [email protected]

HIGH POWER RIFLEREgiOnALS

CALiFORniA, Coalinga: Sep. 30-Oct. 2, R; J. O’Connell, 1817 Chestnut St., Alameda, CA 94501; [email protected]

LONG RANGE PRONE RIFLE

CALiFORniA, Coalinga: Oct. 27-30, R; J. O’Connell, 1817 Chestnut St., Alameda, CA 94501; [email protected] OKLAhOmA, Sand Springs: Oct. 29-30, R; R. Jensen, 14212 A. East 550 Rd., Inola, OK 74036; [email protected] WAShingTOn, Richland: Oct. 7-9, R; D. Hoffarth, 31504 S. Quinn St., Kennewick, WA 99337; (509) 539-2476 (c); (509) 203-4181; [email protected]

MIDRANGE PRONE RIFLE OKLAhOmA, Sand Springs: Oct. 29-30, R; R. Jensen, 14212 A. East 550 Rd., Inola, OK 74036; [email protected]

STATE ChAmpiOnShipSHIGH POWER RIFLE

ARiZOnA, Phoenix: LR, FC, 1000 YD, nov. 19-20; 200/300/600 YD, nov. 25-27; LR, pAL, 800/900/1000 YD, Dec. 2-4; SER, 200/300/600 YD, Jan. 13-15; mRp, FC, 300/500/600 YD, Apr. 14-15, R; M. Tompkins, P.O. Box 11684, Prescott, AZ 86304CALiFORniA, Coalinga: 1000 YD, nov. 4-6, R; J. O’Connell, 1817 Chestnut St., Alameda, CA 94501; [email protected] COLORADO, Bailey: 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 9, R; P. Jend; (303) 564-5077; [email protected] FLORiDA, Palm Bay: mRp, FC, 600 YD, nov. 5-6, R; R. Stokes, 913 Skye Ln., Palm Harbor, FL 34683; [email protected] FLORiDA, Palm Bay: 600 YD, Dec. 10, R; J. Stuart, 4105 Saltwater Blvd., Tampa, FL 33615; [email protected] gEORgiA, Ft. Gordon (South Carolina): LR, FC, 1000 YD, Oct. 29-30, R; M. Garrett, 205 Riverbirch Dr., Lexington, SC 29072; (803) 808-8998; [email protected] KAnSAS, Hutchinson: 600YD, nov. 12-13, R; J. Heger, 11831 W. Albert Cir., Maize, KS 67101; (316) 209-5466; [email protected]

KAnSAS, Hutchinson: SER 200/300/ 600 YD, Oct. 8-9, R; G. Krebaum, 1102 W. 82nd St., Hutchinson, KS 67501; (620) 662-7515; [email protected] miSSiSSippi, Bogue Chitto: mRp, FC, 600 YD, Oct. 22-23, R; B. Lackey, 2840 Ratliff Rd., Raymond, MS 39154; (601) 622-5316; [email protected] miSSOURi, Marshall: mRp, FC, Oct. 1-2, R; D. Strannigan, C-33, Lake Lotawana, MO 64086; (816) 578-4020nEW JERSEY, Millville: mRp, FC, 600 YD, Oct. 1, R; M. Schallow, 3044 Reading Ave., Hammonton, NJ 08037; (609) 992-6816; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Butner: 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 1-2; FBp, FC, 300/500/600/800/900/1000 YD, Oct. 15-16, R; J. Rorer, 2009 Edgewater Dr., Winterville, NC 28590; (252) 493-7736; [email protected] pUERTO RiCO, Camp Santiago: Jan. 13-15, R; V. Calderon, Ave. America Miranda #1127 Caparra Ter., San Juan, PR 00921; (787) 614-0840; [email protected] TEnnESSEE, Lakeland: mRp, FC, 300/500/600 YD, Oct. 22-23, R; D. Fletcher, 9428 Old Brownsville Rd., Lakeland, TN 38002; (901) 674-0645; [email protected] TEXAS, Bastrop: 200/300/600 YD, Sep. 30-Oct. 1, R; R. Crawford, 1800 Idylwood Dr., Kilgore, TX 75662; (903) 658-1479 (c); (903) 983-1602; [email protected] TEXAS, Juliff: LR, FC, 800/900/ 1000 YD, Oct. 7-9, R; R. Curry, P.O. Box 150806, Ft. Worth, TX 76108; [email protected]

OThER TOURnAmEnTSHIGH POWER RIFLE

ALABAmA, Guntersville Dam: 100 YD, Oct. 1, nov. 5, A; J. Moses, 2009 Rodgers Dr., Huntsville, AL 35811; (256) 534-7968; [email protected] ALABAmA, Hoover: 100 YD, Oct. 30, nov. 27, A; J. McCorstin, 152 Mallard Pointe Cir., Pelham, AL 35124; (205) 663-0433; [email protected] ALABAmA, Pinson: 100 YD, Oct. 8, A; T. Stuart, 636 Shadywood Dr., Birmingham, AL 35206; (205) 838-5647; [email protected] ALASKA, Ft. Richardson: 200 YD, Oct. 1 & 15, A; J. Terhune, P.O. Box 2841, Kenai, AK 99611: (907) 262-5875; [email protected] ALASKA, Juneau: mRp, FC, 300 YD, Oct. 30, nov. 27; 200 YD, Oct. 30, nov. 27, A; M. Menzies, 19005 Glacier Hwy., Juneau, AK 99801; (907) 789-9025; [email protected] ARiZOnA, Lake Havasu City: 200 YD, Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; R. Hubert, 2137 McCulloch Blvd. Ste. B, Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403; (928) 716-6536; [email protected]


ARiZOnA, Phoenix: LR, FC, 1000 YD, Feb. 7-12; 200/300/600 YD, mar. 21-24; R; Michelle Gallagher, Berger Bullets, 4275 N. Palm St., Fullerton, CA 92835ARiZOnA, Tucson: 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 22, nov. 26, Dec. 24, A; M. Krupp, 2319 S. Quail Hollow Dr., Tucson, AZ 85710ARiZOnA, Yuma: LR, FC, 800/900/ 1000 YD, nov. 20, Jan. 15, mar. 18, may 20 ; 200300/600 YD, Oct. 16, Dec. 18, Feb. 19, Apr. 15, Jun. 17, A; P. Lerma, 685 21st Ave., Yuma, AZ 85364; [email protected] ARKAnSAS, Camp Robinson: mRp, FC, 600 YD, Oct. 29-30, nov. 19-20, Dec. 17-18, A; D. Halter, 179 Plantation Dr., Mayflower, AR 72106; (501) 329-2741; [email protected] ARKAnSAS, N. Little Rock: LR, FC, 1000 YD, Oct. 29-30, nov. 26-27, Dec. 10-11, A; D. Mayfield, 3508 Whippoorwill Cove, White Hall, AR 71602; (870) 489-4404; [email protected] ARKAnSAS, Van Buren: 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 8, nov. 12, Dec. 10, A; J. Crockett, 3107 Larkspur Ln., Ft. Smith, AR 72916; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Bakersfield: 200/300/ 600 YD, Oct. 22, Dec. 17, A; L. Martin, 1409 Carson Dr., Bakersfield, CA 93304; (661) 831-0797; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Camp Pendleton: 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 29-30; LR FC 800/900/1000 YD, Oct. 2 & 29-30; mRp, FC, 600 YD, Oct. 29-30, R; C. Soledade, 521 Gardena Ct., Encinitas, CA 92024; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Castaic: 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 8, nov. 12, Dec. 10, A; J. Mendoza; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Castaic: mRp, FC, 300/600 YD, Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 30-31, A; M. Feingersch, 20945 Devonshire St., Suite 203, Chatsworth, CA 91311; (818) 772-7379; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Dulzura: 300 YD, Oct. 9, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; M. Heckman, 10033 Pinewood View, Santee, CA 92071; (619) 334-2878; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Dulzura: 100 YD, Oct. 29-30, Dec. 31, A; D. Gussler, 9334 Dempster Dr., Santee, CA 92071; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Escondido: 100 YD, Oct. 2, Dec. 4, A; K. Miller, 2421 Hawthorn Glen, Escondido, CA 92027; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Jamestown: 100 YD, Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; Connie Taylor, P.O. Box 725, Tuolumne, CA 95379; (209) 770-2331; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Lincoln: 200 YD, Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; M. Martin, 1836 Talon Rd., Rocklin, CA 95765; (916) 630-7025; [email protected]

CALiFORniA, Manteca: 100 YD, Oct. 2, A; A. Ewing, 30261 S. Airport Way, Manteca, CA 95336; (209) 640-4800; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Nevada City: 100 YD, Oct. 22, A; P. Oehler, 16102 Joshuas Horn Rd., Grass Valley, CA 95949; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Ojai: nov. 6; mRp 600 YD, FC, Dec. 4, A; R. Coffey, P.O. Box 1825, Thousand Oaks, CA 91358CALiFORniA, Richmond: 200 YD, Oct. 1-2, nov. 5-6, Dec. 3-4, A; E. Ahrens, 5 Dutch Valley Ln., San Anselmo, CA 94960; (510) 620-9519; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Seeley: 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; S. Waycott, 1661 Yucca Dr., El Centro, CA 92243; (760) 353-6238; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Victorville: 100 YD, nov. 26, Dec. 24, A; L. Drenth, 21978 Mojave St., Apple Valley, CA 92308; (760) 885-5114; [email protected] COLORADO, Ault: 200 YD, Oct. 23, A; T. Fladung, P.O. Box 1233, Ault, CO 80610; [email protected] COLORADO, Boulder: 200 YD, Oct. 15, nov. 19, R; E. Perry, 597 Wagonwheel Gap Rd., Boulder, CO 80302; (303) 233-3110; [email protected] COLORADO, Byers: 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 8, A; J. Monserud, 318 E. Emma St., Lafayette, CO 80026; (303) 666-5732; [email protected] COLORADO, Pueblo West: 200 YD, Oct. 15, nov. 19, A; K. Albert, 1095 W. Bowman Ave., Woodland Park, CO 80863; (719) 687-0518; [email protected] COLORADO, Ramah: 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 23, nov. 27, A; D. Bohn, 23449 E. Canyon Pl., Aurora, CO 80016; [email protected] DELAWARE, Bridgeville: 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 8, nov. 5; mRp, FC, 600 YD, Oct. 9, nov. 6, A; J. Hague, 20439 Hummingbird Rd., Ellendale, DE 19941; (302) 422-0233; (302) 744-4327 (w); [email protected] FLORiDA, Brooksville: 200 YD, nov. 6, A; B. Davis, 2304 E. Marylue St., Inverness, FL 34453; (352) 341-3909; [email protected] FLORiDA, Bunnell: 100/200 YD, Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; J. Hoyer, 1221 Sunningdale Ln., Ormond Beach, FL 32174; (396) 871-7372; [email protected] FLORiDA, Lakeland: 100 YD, Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; R. Shultz, 2000 Lasso Ln., Lakeland, FL 33801; [email protected] FLORiDA, Orlando: mRp FC, 300YD, Oct. 22, nov. 26-27; 300 YD, Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; R. Vogel, 7636 Waring Ave., Orlando, FL 32812; (407) 625-3204; [email protected]

FLORiDA, Palm Bay: 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 17, Jan. 21, Feb. 18, mar. 17, Apr. 21, may 19, Jun. 16, A; mRp, FC, 600 YD, Oct. 16, nov. 20, Dec. 18, Jan. 22, Feb. 19, mar. 18, Apr. 22, may 20, Jun. 17, R; B. Sutherland, 7610 NW S. River Dr., Medley, FL 33166; (305) 218-7057; [email protected] FLORiDA, Palm Bay: mRp, FC, 600YD, Dec. 26-30, R; E. Kennard, 231 Waterside Dr., Indian Harbour Beach, FL 32937; (321) 777-4604; (321) 506-7308 (c); [email protected] FLORiDA, Sunrise: 100 YD, Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; J. Wiles, 9740 NW 17th St., Plantation, FL 33322; (305) 495-8203; [email protected] gEORgiA, Brunswick: 200/300/ 600 YD, nov. 5, A; T. Dulaney, 152 Mackay Dr., Brunswick, GA 31525; [email protected] gEORgiA, Covington: 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; J. Bowers, 491 Covered Bridge Rd., Covington, GA 30016; (770) 787-7949; [email protected] gEORgiA, Dawsonville: 200/300/600 YD, nov. 12; mRp, FC, 600 YD, nov. 13, A; S. Hardin, 4913 Duncan Woods Dr., Duluth, GA 30096; (770) 447-4877; [email protected] gEORgiA, Ft. Benning: LR, FC, 1000 YD, Oct. 2, nov. 6; 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 15, nov. 19; mRp, FC, 600 YD, Oct. 16, nov. 20, A; J. Odom, P.O. Box 9753, Columbus, GA 31908; (706) 845-8765; [email protected] hAWAii, Kekaha: 300 YD, Oct. 23, Dec. 18, A; D. Ayabe, Box 486, Waimea, HI 96796; (808) 338-1440; [email protected] hAWAii, Manuka: 100 YD, Oct. 9, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; K. Kohatsu, 1979 Jale Hooka St., Hilo, HI 96720; (808) 896-8347; [email protected] iLLinOiS, Barry: mRp, FC, 600 YD, Oct. 16; 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 15, A; J. Bruch Jr., 13079 Hwy U, Bowling Green, MO 63334; [email protected] iLLinOiS, Chillicothe: 100 YD, Oct. 15, A; S. Schneckenburger, 6428 N. Devonshire Dr., Peoria, IL 61615; [email protected] iLLinOiS, Cornell: 100 YD, Oct. 16 & 22, A, D. Cool, 701 Park St., Cornell, IL 61319; (815) 867-7038; [email protected] iLLinOiS, Effingham: 200 YD, Oct. 2, A; D. Miller, W. Grant Ave., Altamont, IL 62411; (618) 483-6043; [email protected] iLLinOiS, Kankakee: 200/300 YD, Oct. 2, R; J. Brown, 3309 N. Seeley Ave., Chicago, IL 60618iLLinOiS, Milan: 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 1, A; Z. Sopher, 445 E. 5th St., Milan, IL 61264; (309) 368-8567; [email protected]

inOiS, Streator: 100 YD, Oct. 1, A;

[email protected] DiAnA, Freedom: 100 YD, Oct. 2,

R. Zander,

[email protected] DiAnA, Jasper: 100 YD, Oct. 8, A;

DiAnA, Lafayette: 300 YD, Oct. 22, D. Schnelle, 3401 Sarah Ann Rd.,

[email protected] DiAnA, Markleville: 100 YD,

nov. 6, Dec. 4, A;

nSAS, Galena: 200 YD, Oct. 16,

L. Welch, 1906 W. Maple St.,

nTUCKY, Lawrenceburg:

, Oct. 8, A; W. Alverson,

[email protected], Paducah: 200 YD,

G. Reynolds,

[email protected] iSiAnA, Arnodville: 100 YD,

nov. 13, A; M. Torellini,

[email protected] iSiAnA, Donaldsonville: mRp, FC,

, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; L. Russell,

[email protected] iSiAnA, Donaldsonville:

, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A;

[email protected] iSiAnA, Gonzales: 200 YD, Oct. 23,

G. Serrett, P.O. Box 41639,

iSiAnA, Princeton: 200 YD,

nov. 12, A; R. Nash,

inE, Augusta: 200 YD, Oct. 8,

D. Sheppard, 439 Mountain Rd.,

inE, Hampden: mRp, FC, 300/

, Oct. 2, A; D. Dow, 19 King St.,

inE, Scarborough: 200/300/

, Oct. 16, A; D. Blouin,

nD, Ft. Meade: mRp, FC,

, Oct. 16, R; L. Moreland,

[email protected] hUSETTS, Westfield: mRp,

, 300 YD, Oct. 2, nov. 6, A;


FLORiDA, Palm Bay: 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 17, Jan. 21, Feb. 18, mar. 17, Apr. 21, may 19, Jun. 16, A; mRp, FC, 600 YD, Oct. 16, nov. 20, Dec. 18, Jan. 22, Feb. 19, mar. 18, Apr. 22, may 20, Jun. 17, R; B. Sutherland, 7610 NW S. River Dr., Medley, FL 33166; (305) 218-7057; [email protected] FLORiDA, Palm Bay: mRp, FC, 600YD, Dec. 26-30, R; E. Kennard, 231 Waterside Dr., Indian Harbour Beach, FL 32937; (321) 777-4604; (321) 506-7308 (c); [email protected] FLORiDA, Sunrise: 100 YD, Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; J. Wiles,

(305) 495-8203; [email protected], Brunswick: 200/300/ 600 YD, nov. 5, A; T. Dulaney, 152 Mackay Dr., Brunswick, GA 31525; [email protected] gEORgiA, Covington: Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; J. Bowers, 491 Covered Bridge Rd., Covington, GA 30016; (770) 787-7949; [email protected] gEORgiA, Dawsonville: 200/300/600 YD, nov. 12; mRp, FC, 600 YD, nA; S. Hardin, 4913 Duncan Woods Dr., Duluth, GA 30096; (770) 447-4877; [email protected] gEORgiA, Ft. Benning: LR, FC, 1000 YDOct. 2, nov. 6; 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 15, nov. 19; mRp, FC, 600 YD, Oct. 16, nov. 20, A; J. Odom, P.O. Box 9753, Columbus, GA 31908; (706) 845-8765; [email protected] hAWAii, Kekaha: 300 YD, Oct. 23, Dec. 18, A; D. Ayabe, Box 486, Waimea, HI 96796; (808) 338-1440; [email protected] hAWAii, Manuka: 100 YD, Oct. 9, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; K. Kohatsu, 1979 Jale Hooka St., Hilo, HI 96720; (808) 896-8347; [email protected] iLLinOiS, Barry: mRp, FC, 600 YD, Oct. 16; 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 15, A; J. Bruch Jr., 13079 Hwy U, Bowling Green, MO 63334; [email protected] iLLinOiS, Chillicothe: 100 YD, Oct. 15, A; S. Schneckenburger,

[email protected] iLLinOiS, Cornell: 100 YD, A, D. Cool, 701 Park St., Cornell, IL 61319; (815) 867-7038; [email protected] iLLinOiS, Effingham: 200 YD, Oct. 2, A; D. Miller, W. Grant Ave., Altamont, IL 62411; (618) 483-6043; [email protected] iLLinOiS, Kankakee: 200/300 YD, Oct. 2, R;Chicago, IL 60618iLLinOiS, Milan: 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 1, A; Z. Sopher, 445 E. 5th St., Milan, IL 61264; (309) 368-8567; [email protected]

iLLinOiS, Streator: 100 YD, Oct. 1, A; F. Krupa, 3504 N. Oketo Ave., Chicago, IL 60634; [email protected] inDiAnA, Freedom: 100 YD, Oct. 2, nov. 5, Dec. 4, A; R. Zander, 5620 Brummett Rd., Martinsville, IN 46151; [email protected] inDiAnA, Jasper: 100 YD, Oct. 8, A; R. Stone, 997 S. Countryside Dr., Jasper, IN 47546; (812) 482-1481inDiAnA, Lafayette: 300 YD, Oct. 22, nov. 5, A; D. Schnelle, 3401 Sarah Ann Rd., Lafayette, IN 47905; (765) 427-2753 (c); (765) 538-3043; [email protected] inDiAnA, Markleville: 100 YD, Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; J. Sommerkamp, 11689 Rosemeade Dr., Carmel, IN 46032; (317) 407-5976; [email protected] KAnSAS, Galena: 200 YD, Oct. 16, A; L. Welch, 1906 W. Maple St., Columbus, KS 66725; (620) 429-3819; [email protected] KEnTUCKY, Lawrenceburg: 100 YD, Oct. 8, A; W. Alverson, 196 Timberlane Ct., Nicholasville, KY 40356; [email protected], Paducah: 200 YD, Oct. 8,A; G. Reynolds, 130 Autumn Wood Dr.,Paducah, KY 42001; [email protected] LOUiSiAnA, Arnodville: 100 YD, Oct. 16, nov. 13, A; M. Torellini, 2115 Charing Cross, Brunswick, GA 31525; [email protected] LOUiSiAnA, Donaldsonville: mRp, FC, 600 YD, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; L. Russell, 13592 Lakeway Dr., Prairieville, LA 70769; (225) 313-4179; [email protected] LOUiSiAnA, Donaldsonville: 200/300/600 YD, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; J. Hunt, 350 Quill Ct., Slidell, LA 70461; (985) 768-8469; [email protected] LOUiSiAnA, Gonzales: 200 YD, Oct. 23, nov. 27, A; G. Serrett, P.O. Box 41639, Baton Rouge, LA 70835; [email protected] LOUiSiAnA, Princeton: 200 YD, Oct. 8, nov. 12, A; R. Nash, P.O. Box 5665, Bossier City, LA 71171; [email protected] mAinE, Augusta: 200 YD, Oct. 8, A; D. Sheppard, 439 Mountain Rd., Washington, ME 04574; [email protected] mAinE, Hampden: mRp, FC, 300/ 600 YD, Oct. 2, A; D. Dow, 19 King St., Old Town, ME 04468; (207) 944-7432; [email protected] mAinE, Scarborough: 200/300/ 600 YD, Oct. 16, A; D. Blouin, 55 Haven Rd., S. Portland, ME 04106; [email protected] mARYLAnD, Ft. Meade: mRp, FC, 600 YD, Oct. 16, R; L. Moreland, 2814 Needlewood Ln., Bowie, MD 20716; [email protected] mASSAChUSETTS, Westfield: mRp, FC, 300 YD, Oct. 2, nov. 6, A; R. Wilander, 5 Maple Ln., Blandford, MA 01008; (413) 848-2402; [email protected]

miChigAn, Gaylord: 100 YD, Oct. 2, A; G. Russell, 2151 Hickorywood Dr., Gaylord, MI 49735; (989) 370-5389; [email protected] miChigAn, Mattawan: 100 YD, Oct. 15, A; G. Jankowski, 4757 Cypress Creek Ln., Kalamazoo, MI 49004; [email protected] miSSiSSippi, Ellisville: 200 YD, Oct. 15, A; I. Graves, 731 Graves Rd., Ellisville, MS 39437; (601) 763-6625; [email protected] miSSOURi, Robertsville: 200 YD, Oct. 8, A; J. Kruchowski, 6839 Grove Springs Ct., St. Louis, MO 63129; (314) 766-0646; [email protected] miSSOURi, Wright City: 600 YD, Oct. 22, A; L. Ailor, 638 Sandra Ct., Bella Villa, MO 63125; [email protected], Boulder City: mRp, FC, 600 YD, Oct. 16, nov. 20, Dec. 18, A; J. Lewandowski, 3004 Noblesville Ct., Henderson, NV 89052; (702) 492-0771; [email protected] nEVADA, Boulder City: LR, FC, 1000 YD, Oct. 30, A; G. Yuen, P.O. Box 60534, Boulder City, NV 89006; (702) 521-1809; [email protected] nEVADA, Carson: 100 YD, Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; S. Mund, 2135 Figoni Ranch Rd., Sparks, NV 89434; (775) 358-2682; [email protected] nEVADA, Elko: 200/300 YD, Oct. 8, A; A. Sweide, 272 S. 2nd St. #1, Elko, NV 89801nEVADA, Reno: 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 15, nov. 19; mRp, FC, 600 YD, Oct. 16 & 29, nov. 26; LRp, FC, 1000 YD, Oct. 23 & 30, nov. 20 & 27, A; M. Schreier, 1945 Argonaught Way, Reno, NV 89506; [email protected] nEW hAmpShiRE, Merrimack: 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 2 & 15, A; G. Smith, 2 Rega St., Hudson, NH 03051; [email protected] nEW JERSEY, Jackson: 300 YD, Oct. 23, nov. 27, A; J. Donald, 921 Park Ter., Lakewood, NJ 08701; (732) 367-8052; [email protected] nEW JERSEY, Millville: 600 YD, Oct. 2, A; W. Gross, 152 Country Farms Rd., Marlton, NJ 08053; (856) 596-8166; [email protected] nEW JERSEY, Winslow: 200 YD, Oct. 16, A; S. Simcox, 916 Lois Dr., Williamstown, NJ 08094; (856) 875-7563; [email protected] nEW YORK, Calverton: 300 YD, Oct. 2, nov. 13, A; S. Manners, 4523 Broadway 5B, New York, NY 10040; [email protected] nEW YORK, Peru: mRp, FC, 300 YD, Oct. 9, A; M. Ahrens, 1797 Rt. 3, Morrisonville, NY 12962; (518) 569-4724; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Charlotte: 100 YD, Oct. 8, nov. 12, Dec. 10, A; K. Smith, P.O. Box 1323, Belmont, NC 28012; [email protected]

nORTh CAROLinA, Churchland: 100 YD, Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; N. Evans Jr., 4901 Lambeth Mill Rd., Bennett, NC 27208; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Columbus: 200/300 YD, Oct. 15, A; S. Summey, 103 Gordon Dr., Flat Rock, NC 28731; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Conover: mRp, FC, 300 YD, Oct. 29, R; N. Goelzer, 20 Miller Point Dr., Taylorsville, NC 28681; (704) 579-0927; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Conover: 200/300 YD, nov. 26, A; G. Northam, 106 Morehead St., Morganton, NC 28655; (828) 439-9421; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Fayetteville: 200 YD, Feb. 4, mar. 3, Apr. 7, may 5, Jun. 2, A; R. Smith, 877 Danish Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28303; (910) 494-0209; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Mebane: 200 YD, Oct. 1, A; C. Zwier, 1497 Longest Acres Rd., Snow Camp, NC 27349; (336) 343-9291; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Salisbury: 100 YD, Oct. 15, nov. 19, A; B. Granberry, P.O. Box 687, China Grove, NC 28023; (704) 754-7298; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Waxhaw: 300 YD, Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; T. Rushing, P.O. Box 2390, Matthews, NC 28106; [email protected] OhiO, Milford: 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 1, A; P. Petronio, 3810 Meadowlark Ln., Cincinnati, OH 45226; (513) 218-0817; [email protected] OhiO, Milford: mRp, FC, 600 YD, nov. 6, A; T. Myers, P.O. Box 829, Milford, OH 45150; (513) 313-3464; [email protected] OhiO, Zanesville: 200 YD, Oct. 9 & 23, A; J. Dutro, 2395 Olivia’s Way, Zanesville, OH 43701; (740) 454-8358; [email protected] OKLAhOmA, Arcadia: mRp, FC, 600 YD, Oct. 15, nov. 12, Dec. 10, A; D. Blanchard, 6305 NW 32nd, Bethany, OK 73008; (405) 706-6822; [email protected] OKLAhOmA, Arcadia: 200/300/ 600 YD, Oct. 30, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; D. Arnold, 5205 Deerhurst Dr., Norman, OK 73072; (405) 307-0171; [email protected] OKLAhOmA, Coweta: 100/200 YD, Oct. 22, A; C. Connell, 32616 E. 165th St. S., Coweta, OK 74429; (918) 610-0200; [email protected] OKLAhOmA, Davis: 100 YD, Oct. 16, nov. 20, A; W. Martin, 107 W. Benton, Davis, OK 73030; (580) 369-5251; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Fairview Township: 100 YD, Oct. 30, A; T. Shuman, 6045 Timberlyn Dr., Dover, PA 17315; [email protected]


pEnnSYLVAniA, Gap: 200/300/ 600 YD, Oct. 15; mRp, FC, 600 YD, Oct. 16, A; P. Irvin, 336 Brimmer Ave., New Holland, PA 17557; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Guthsville: 100 YD, Oct. 8, A; S. Hunton, 530 Wood Ave., Bath, PA 18014pEnnSYLVAniA, Harrisburg: 100 YD, Oct. 1, A; F. Rogers, 574A Hershey Rd., Hummelstown, PA 17036; (717) 583-2680; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Langhorne: 100 YD, Oct. 16, nov. 20, A; M. DeStefano, 60 Park Ave. Apt. 3, Flemington, NJ 08822; (908) 399-7686; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, New Freedom: 200 YD, Oct. 8, A; J. Behrmann, 2212 Carrs Mill Rd., Fallston, MD 21047; (410) 877-2630; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, New Tripoli: 100 YD, Oct. 16, nov. 15, Dec. 4, A; R. Benjamin, 5412 Rt. 309, Schnecksville, PA 18078; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Perkasie: 100 YD, nov. 6, A; C. Seitz, 1000 N. Ridge Rd., P.O. Box 182, Perkasie, PA 18944; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Phoenixville: 100 YD, Oct. 22, A; A. O’ Brien, 1029 Messner Rd., Chester Springs, PA 19425; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Reading: 300 YD, Oct. 2, A; R. Batdorf, 707 Warren St., Reading, PA 19601; (610) 373-7356; [email protected] SOUTh CAROLinA, Columbia: 200 YD, Oct. 9, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; C. McMenamy, 145 Carolina Ridge Dr., Columbia, SC 29229; (803) 708-4306; [email protected] SOUTh CAROLinA, Ridgeville: 200 YD, Oct. 8, R; B. Wills, 3514 Rockville Ct., Charleston, SC 29414; (843) 225-7726; [email protected] TEnnESSEE, Chattanooga: 200/300/ 500 YD, Oct. 2; FpB, FC, 300/500 YD, nov. 6, A; B. Wilson, 222 Masters Rd.E Hixson, TN 37343; (423) 505-6078; [email protected] TEnnESSEE, Columbia: 200 YD, Oct. 1, A; A. Uselton, P.O. Box 1472, Columbia, TN 38402; (931) 388-0964; [email protected] TEnnESSEE, Knoxville: 200/300 YD, Oct. 8, A; D. Guy, 6841 Reddege Rd., Knoxville, TN 37918; (865) 687-8593; [email protected] TEnnESSEE, Lakeland: 200/300/ 600 YD, Oct. 8, nov. 12, Dec. 10; mRp, FC, 600 YD, Aug. 28, Sep. 25, nov. 27, Dec. 18, A; J. Ross, 6373 Raible Dr., Millington, TN 38053; (901) 237-0293; [email protected], Oak Ridge: LR, FC, 1000 YD, Oct. 8; mRp, FC, 600 YD, Oct. 9, A; L. Sparks, 10087 Double Tree Rd., Knoxville, TN 37932; (865) 643-0672 (c); (865) 777-4696; [email protected]

TEnnESSEE, Oak Ridge: 600 YD, Oct. 1-2, nov. 5, A; G. Bowers, 3664 Fox Ridge Rd., Louisville, TN 37777; [email protected] TEnnESSEE, Tullahoma: 600 YD, Oct. 8 & 30, nov. 13, A; J. Moses, 2009 Rodgers Dr., Huntsville, AL 35811; (256) 534-7968; [email protected] TEXAS, Beaumont: 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, Jan. 7, A; B. Wilcox, 115 Maple St., Port Neches, TX 77651; (409) 722-7856; [email protected] TEXAS, Brazoria: 600 YD, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; D. Ramsey, 53 Timbercreek Ct., Lake Jackson, TX 77566; [email protected] TEXAS, Carthage: 200/300/600 YD, Oct. 8, nov. 5,Dec. 3; mRp, FC, 600 YD, Oct. 9, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; R. Crawford, 1800 Idylwood Dr., Kilgore, TX 75662; (903) 658-1479 (c); (903) 983-1602; [email protected] TEXAS, Donna: 600 YD,mRp FC 300 YD, Oct. 9, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; J. Gift, 6009 Pueblo Del Sol, Weslaco, TX 78596; (956) 454-7570TEXAS, Friendswood: 200 YD, Oct. 8, nov. 12, Dec.10, A; D. Heald, 307 Morningside Dr., League City, TX 77573; [email protected] TEXAS, Houston: LR, FC, 1000YD, Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, R; P. Wageman, 2212 Elmen, Houston, TX 77019; [email protected] TEXAS, Houston: mRp, FC, 600 YD, nov. 20; mRp, FC, 300 YD, Dec. 18, R; S. McInturff, 2180 California Ave., Cleveland, TX 77328; [email protected] TEXAS, New Braunfels: mRp, FC, 500 YD, Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; B. Lunsford, 2341 FM 1150, Kingsbury, TX 78638; (830) 491-8887; [email protected] TEXAS, Terrell: 200 YD, Oct. 8, Dec. 10, A; J. Jebavy, 2736 Westridge, Plano, TX 75075; (972) 612-2736; [email protected] TEXAS, Wichita: 100 YD, Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; F. Bohuslav Jr., 2622 Shepherds Glen, Wichita Falls, TX 76308; [email protected], Centerville: mRp, FC, 600 YD, Oct. 29, A; W. Smith, 1349 W. 2600 N, Clearfield, UT 84015; (801) 825-6631; [email protected] UTAh, Wendover: LR, FC, 1000 YD, Oct. 22, nov. 12, A; E. Powell, 4834 Van Buren Ave., Ogden, UT 84403; (801) 499-9763; [email protected] VERmOnT, West Bolton: 200/300/ 600 YD, Oct. 16, nov. 6; 300/500/ 600 YD, Oct. 15, nov. 5, A; S. Lawler, 245 Stony Brook Rd., Northfield, VT 05663; [email protected] ViRginiA, Charlottesville: 100 YD, Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; S. Dellinger, 17322 James Madison Hwy., Palmyra, VA 22963; [email protected]

ViRginiA, Montpelier: 200 YD, Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; R. Hamlett, 5223 Willane Rd., Glen Allen, VA 23059; (804) 360-2519; [email protected] ViRginiA, York County: 100 YD, Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; J. Vermeiren, 11 Sandpiper St., Newport News, VA 23602WAShingTOn, Port Townsend: 100 YD, Oct. 9, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; A. Brannin, 240148 Hwy 101 W, Port Angeles, WA 98363; (360) 452-2804; [email protected] WiSCOnSin, Bristol: 200 YD, nov. 5, A; D. Gelden, 8583 Country View Ln., Burlington, WI 53105; (262) 539-3516; [email protected]

HIGH POWER SPORTING RIFLEOThER TOURnAmEnTS

ALASKA, Juneau: 200 YD, Oct. 30, nov. 27, A; M. Menzies, 19005 Glacier Hwy., Juneau, AK 99801; (907) 789-9025; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Victorville: 100 YD, nov. 26, Dec. 24, A; L. Drenth, 21978 Mojave St., Apple Valley, CA 92308; (760) 885-5114; [email protected] FLORiDA, Orlando: 200 YD, Oct. 25, A; R. Vogel, 7636 Waring Ave., Orlando, FL 32812; (407) 625-3204; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Harrisburg: 100 YD, Oct. 1, A; F. Rogers, 574A Hershey Rd., Hummelstown, PA 17036; (717) 583-2680; [email protected]

high pOWER RiFLE LEAgUES

iLLinOiS, Bonfield: 200/300 YD, Apr.-Oct.; J. Serena Jr., 1114 S. Davison St., Joliet, IL 60433; [email protected] iLLinOiS, Wyoming: Apr. 23-Oct. 15; Kathy Anderson, 206 Goodrich St., Kewanee, IL 61443mARYLAnD, Marriottsville: 200 YD, Apr.-Oct.; B. Perry, 842 Chanter Dr., Westminster, MD 21157; [email protected] miChigAn, Casco: 100 YD, may-Oct.; T. Lehotsky, 5841 Meldrum, Casco, MI 48064; [email protected] miChigAn, Clinton Twp.: may-Oct.; L. Frey, 21046 Lantz Dr., Clinton Twp., MI 48035; [email protected] mOnTAnnA, Butte: hpR 200/300 YD, LR, FC, 800/900/1000 YD, mRp, FC, 300 YD, Jul.-Oct.; M. Egloff, P.O. Box 4394, Butte, MT 59702; [email protected]

hAmpShiRE, Nashua: , Apr.-Oct. 22;

[email protected] mEXiCO, Capitan: may-Oct.;

Albany: 100 YD, Apr.-Oct.;

[email protected] nnSYLVAniA, Enola: 100 YD,

ay 21-Oct.16; hpS, may 29-Oct. R. Keslar, 47 Barnes Church Rd.,

nnSYLVAniA, Haborcreek:

, may-Oct; J. Paradsi,

nnSYLVAniA, Jefferson Hills:

P. Wancheck,

nnSYLVAniA, Muhlenberg:

, may-nov.; W. Dunn Sr.,

nnSYLVAniA, Muncy: Oct. 1;

[email protected] nnSYLVAniA, Palmyra:

, Apr.-Oct.; M. Burkhead,

[email protected] Temple: 200/300 YD,

L. Rogers,

[email protected]

giOnALS

giA, Dawsonville: mR, pOS, n, Oct. 20-21, R; J. Kidwell,

RginiA, Quantico: LR,

J. Morgan Jr.,

hER TOURnAmEnTS

ChigAn, Cadillac: mRp, P. Behe, 124 Huron,

RginiA, Floyd: mRp,

R. Rorrer,


ViRginiA, Montpelier: 200 YD, Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; R. Hamlett, 5223 Willane Rd., Glen Allen, VA 23059; (804) 360-2519; [email protected] ViRginiA, York County: 100 YD, Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; J. Vermeiren, 11 Sandpiper St., Newport News, VA 23602WAShingTOn, Port Townsend: Oct. 9, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A;240148 Hwy 101 W, Port Angeles, WA 98363; (360) 452-2804; [email protected] WiSCOnSin, Bristol: 200 YD, nov. 5, A; D. Gelden, 8583 Country View Ln., Burlington, WI 53105; (262) 539-3516; [email protected]

HIGH POWER SPORTING RIFLEOThER TOURnAmEnTS

ALASKA, Juneau: 200 YD, Oct. 30, nov. 27, A; M. Menzies, 19005 Glacier Hwy., Juneau, AK 99801; (907) 789-9025; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Victorville: 100 YD, nov. 26, Dec. 24, A; L. Drenth, 21978 Mojave St., Apple Valley, CA 92308; (760) 885-5114; [email protected] FLORiDA, Orlando: 200 YD, Oct. 25, A;Orlando, FL 32812; (407) 625-3204; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Harrisburg: 100 YD, Oct. 1, A; F. Rogers, 574A Hershey Rd., Hummelstown, PA 17036; (717) 583-2680; [email protected]

high pOWER RiFLE LEAgUES

iLLinOiS, Bonfield: 200/300 YD, Apr.-Oct.; J. Serena Jr., 1114 S. Davison St., Joliet, IL 60433; [email protected] iLLinOiS, Wyoming: Apr. 23-Oct. 15; Kathy Anderson, 206 Goodrich St., Kewanee, IL 61443mARYLAnD, Marriottsville: 200 YD, Apr.-Oct.; B. Perry, 842 Chanter Dr., Westminster, MD 21157; [email protected] miChigAn, Casco: 100 YD, may-Oct.; T. Lehotsky, 5841 Meldrum, Casco, MI 48064; [email protected] miChigAn, Clinton Twp.: may-Oct.; L. Frey, 21046 Lantz Dr., Clinton Twp., MI 48035; [email protected] mOnTAnnA, Butte: hpR 200/300 YDLR, FC, 800/900/1000 YD, mRp, FC, 300 YD, Jul.-Oct.; M. Egloff, P.O. Box 4394, Butte, MT 59702; [email protected]

nEW hAmpShiRE, Nashua: 200/300/600 YD, Apr.-Oct. 22; M. Millette, 12 Roby Rd., Nashua, NH 03064; [email protected] nEW mEXiCO, Capitan: may-Oct.; B. Rodolph, P.O. Box 1691, Alto, NM 88312; (575) 336-2754; [email protected] nEW YORK, Albany: 100 YD, Apr.-Oct.; W. Bennett, 23 Harriet St., Albany, NY 12205; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Enola: 100 YD, may 21-Oct.16; hpS, may 29-Oct. 16; R. Keslar, 47 Barnes Church Rd., Dillsburg, PA 17019; (717) 432-9039; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Haborcreek: 100 YD, may-Oct; J. Paradsi, 226 Gridley Ave., Erie, PA 16508; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Jefferson Hills: Apr.-Oct.; P. Wancheck, 204 Glendale Dr., Jefferson Hills, PA 15025; (412) 233-6588; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Muhlenberg: 200 YD, may-nov.; W. Dunn Sr., 1085 Oak Dr., Shavertown, PA 18708pEnnSYLVAniA, Muncy: Oct. 1; B. Heiser, 86 Russell Rd., Watsontown, PA 17777; (570) 538-3143; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Palmyra: 100 YD, Apr.-Oct.; M. Burkhead, 406 Raymon Ave., Boiling Springs, PA 17007; [email protected] TEXAS, Temple: 200/300 YD, Jun.-Oct.; L. Rogers, 1922 S. 39th St., Temple, TX 76504; [email protected]

BLACK POWDER TARGET RIFLEREgiOnALS

gEORgiA, Dawsonville: mR, pOS, pRn, Oct. 20-21, R; J. Kidwell, 9160 Twelvestones Dr., Roswell, GA 30076; (770) 330-1505; [email protected] ViRginiA, Quantico: LR, Oct. 8, R; J. Morgan Jr., 9305 Indiantown Rd., King George, VA 22485; [email protected]

OThER TOURnAmEnTS

miChigAn, Cadillac: mRp, Oct. 1-2, R; P. Behe, 124 Huron, Mount Clemens, MI 48043; (586) 463-7967; [email protected] ViRginiA, Floyd: mRp, Oct. 22-23, R; R. Rorrer, 1483 Fairystone Park Hwy., Stuart, VA 24171; (276) 930-1936; [email protected]

HIGH POWER RIFLE SILHOUETTE(ALSO HIGH POWER HUNTING RIFLE)STATE ChAmpiOnShip

LOUiSiAnA, Zwolle: Oct. 15-16, R; Phyllis Murdock, P.O. Box 338, Zwolle, LA 71486; [email protected]

OThER TOURnAmEnTS

ARiZOnA, Mesa: Oct. 16, nov. 20, Dec. 18, A; J. Ross, 3543 E. Fountain St., Mesa, AZ 85213; [email protected] ARiZOnA, Phoenix: hpR, hphR, (Semi-Auto military Rifle), Oct. 30, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; J. Hebenstreit, 7865 W. Redfield Rd., Peoria, AZ 85381; (623) 878-4640; [email protected] ARiZOnA, Tucson: nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; M. Warren, 5726 N. Via Lozana, Tucson, AZ 85750; (520) 954-0895; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Avenal: Oct. 15-16, nov. 19-20, A; R. Karr, 820 S. Chinowth St. Sp 78, Visalia, CA 93277; (559) 429-4885; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Concord: Oct. 23, Dec. 11, A; J. Labash, 1089 Honey Ct., Pittsburg, CA 94565; (925) 709-9199; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Gonzales: Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; E. Zamaro, 45405 Vista Pl., King City, CA 93930; (831) 594-0761; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Meyers Canyon: Oct. 2, nov. 6, A; E. Scheidler, 314 N. Bromley Ave., West Covina, CA 91790CALiFORniA, San Luis Obispo: Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; S. Kulick, P.O. Box 1465, San Luis Obispo, CA 93406; (805) 772-9665; [email protected] miChigAn, Dorr: Oct. 8, A; D. Danforth, 155 Tyler Grandville, MI 49418; (616) 813-6430miSSOURi, Wright City: Oct. 9, A; R. Ciuffa, 754 W. Jewel, Kirkwood, MO 63122; (314) 799-7744; [email protected] nEBRASKA, Louisville: Oct. 16, A; B. Denny, 15135 Oak Ridge Dr., Louisville, NE 68037; (402) 234-4966nEW JERSEY, Jackson: Oct. 1, A; W. Gregory, 17 Neptune Ct., Somerset, NJ 08873; [email protected] TEXAS, Coolidge: Oct. 9, A; D. Wester, 125 Robinson Rd., Combine, TX 75159; [email protected] TEXAS, El Paso: hpR, Oct. 2, nov. 5; hphR, Oct. 30, A; D. Gonzales, 9360 Nakitu, El Paso, TX 79907TEXAS, New Braunfels: Oct. 2, A; R. Briscoe, 14803 Forward Pass, San Antonio, TX 78248; (210) 240-8939; [email protected] ViRginiA, Montpelier: Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; D. Stone, 3567 Whitehall Rd., Sandy Hook, VA 23153; [email protected]

SMALLBORE RIFLE SILHOUETTE(ALSO SMALLBORE HUNTING RIFLE) REgiOnAL

miSSOURi, Paris: Oct. 2, R; S. Mallory, 608 Sherwood Rd., Paris, MO 65275; [email protected]

STATE ChAmpiOnShipS

ALASKA, Chugiak: SBR, Oct. 8; SBhR, Oct. 9, R; A. Nyback, 11422 Upper Sunny Cir., Eagle River, AK 99577nORTh DAKOTA, Bismarck: Aug. 13, R; D. Tokach, 1602 Monte Dr., Mandan, ND 58554; (701) 426-1773; [email protected] TEnnESSEE, Harrison: Oct. 29, R; E. Jones, 66 Sims Rd., Hiawassee, GA 30546; (706) 897-2306 (c); (706) 896-1783; [email protected]

OThER TOURnAmEnTS

ALABAmA, Pinson: Oct. 8, A; N. Tyree, P.O. Box 1979, Gardendale, AL 35071; [email protected] ALASKA, Chugiak: nov. 19, Dec. 10, A; A. Nyback, 11422 Upper Sunny Cir., Eagle River, AK 99577; [email protected] ARiZOnA, Globe: Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; J. Beckley, 2506 E. Buffalo St., Chandler, AZ 85225; (480) 678-0783; [email protected] ARiZOnA, Mesa: Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; B. Hunter, 56 S. Temple St., Mesa, AZ 85204ARiZOnA, Phoenix: Oct. 23, nov. 27, A; J. Hebenstreit, 7865 W. Redfield Rd., Peoria, AZ 85381; (623) 878-4640; [email protected] ARiZOnA, Tucson: Oct. 16, nov. 20, Dec. 18, A; R. Calderone, 2058 N. Calle De Vida, Tucson, AZ 85715; (520) 885-0764; [email protected] ARKAnSAS, Van Buren: Oct. 8 & 22, A; J. Neihouse, 3219 S. 70th St., Ft. Smith, AR 72903; (479) 452-2227; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Avenal: Oct. 15-16, nov. 19-20, A; R. Karr, 820 S. Chinowth St. Sp 78, Visalia, CA 93277; (559) 429-4885; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Burney: Oct. 16, Dec. 10, A; F. Ryan, 730 Pioneer Ct., Redding, CA 96001; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Concord: Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; J. Labash, 1089 Honey Ct., Pittsburg, CA 94565; (925) 709-9199; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Cupertino: Oct. 8, nov. 12, Dec. 10, A; W. Butler, 300 Hacienda Dr., Scotts Valley, CA 95066; (831) 438-4974; [email protected]


CALiFORniA, Gonzales: Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; E. Zamaro, 45405 Vista Pl., King City, CA 93930; (831) 594-0761; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Imperial: Oct. 9, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; D. Ramey, P.O. Box 241, Imperial, CA 92251CALiFORniA, Lakeport: Oct. 22, nov. 19, A; J. Strugnell, P.O. Box 148, Finley, CA 95435; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Meyers Canyon: Oct. 2, nov. 6, A; E. Scheidler, 314 N. Bromley Ave., West Covina, CA 91790CALiFORniA, Portola: Oct. 22, A; E. Folchi, P.O. Box 399, Portola, CA 96122; (530) 832-5266; [email protected] CALiFORniA, San Fernando: Oct. 8-9, nov. 12-13, Dec. 10-11, A; J. Mosher, 12651 Little Tunjunga Canyon Rd., San Fernando, CA 91342; [email protected] CALiFORniA, San Fernando: Oct. 16, nov. 20, Dec. 18, A; M. Woss, 13167 Aztec St., Sylmar, CA 91342; (818) 745-0467; [email protected] CALiFORniA, San Luis Obispo: Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; S. Kulick, P.O. Box 1465, San Luis Obispo, CA 93406; (805) 772-9665; [email protected] COLORADO, Aurora: Oct. 23, nov. 27, Dec. 31, A; D. Bonner, 701 S. Eagle St., Aurora, CO 80012; (303) 981-5652 (c); (303) 750-4819; [email protected] COLORADO, Erie: nov. 20, Dec. 18, A; J. Byrne, 1440 Silverleaf Dr., Loveland, CO 80538; (970) 962-3987FLORiDA, Chuluota: Oct. 9, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; R. Berkheimer, 116 Hilltop Dr., Longwood, FL 32750; (407) 331-1573; [email protected] FLORiDA, Dania Beach: Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; B. Hart, 2959 Stirlind Rd., Dania Beach, FL 33312; (954) 927-6904; [email protected] FLORiDA, Jacksonville: Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; H. McCombs, 813 Ashwood Ct., Orange Park, FL 32065; (904) 309-1988; [email protected] gEORgiA, Brunswick: Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; J. Carter, 200 Daniel Ln. 115, Brunswick, GA 31523; (912) 778-4577; [email protected] gEORgiA, Ft. Valley: Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; T. Magerkurth, 109 Huntington Pl., Bonaire, GA 31005gEORgiA, Hiawassee: Oct. 23, A; C. Rosenqvist, P.O. Box 851, Young Harris, GA 30582; (706) 781-4392; [email protected] inDiAnA, Danville: Oct. 22, A; J. Bowden, 887 W.C.R. 200N, Danville, IN 46122; (317) 563-6494 (c); (317) 745-7378; [email protected] inDiAnA, Friendship: Oct. 15, A; M. Crane, 2493 Erie Church Rd., Bedford, IN 47421; (812) 834-6704

LOUiSiAnA, Gonzales: Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; J. DuBoulay, 3267 Emily Dr., Port Allen, LA 70767; [email protected] mARYLAnD, Sudlersville: Oct. 1, Dec. 17, A; K. Danz, 207 Hardwood Ct., Townsend, DE 19734; [email protected] miChigAn, Dorr: Oct. 8, A; D. Danforth, 155 Tyler Grandville, MI 49418; (616) 813-6430miChigAn, Ypsilanti: Oct. 9, A; L. Medler, 8511 Wiliam St., Taylor, MI 48180; (313) 292-3324; [email protected] miSSiSSippi, Biloxi: Oct. 1, A; J. Parker, 7117 Mandarin Dr., Biloxi, MS 39532; (228) 348-0806; [email protected] miSSiSSippi, Hancock: nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; F. Walk Jr., 600 Carondelet St., Ste. 611, New Orleans, LA 70130; [email protected] miSSOURi, Columbia: Oct. 23, A; J. Thiele, Attn: Silhouette, P.O. Box 1343, Columbia, MO 65205; (573) 696-3738; [email protected] miSSOURi, Wright City: Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; S. Freund, 5316 Sunshine, St. Louis, MO 63109; (314) 685-6232; [email protected] nEW hAmpShiRE, Mt. Vernon: Oct. 9, A; P. Higgins, 18 Washington Dr., Littleton, MA 01460; (978) 886-0108; [email protected] nEW JERSEY, Delran: Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; P. DeCamp, 24 Inverness Dr., Delran, NJ 08075; (856) 761-4634 (c); (856) 824-1310; [email protected] nEW mEXiCO, Hobbs: Oct. 2, A; L. May, 2325 Matthews Ct., Hobbs, NM 88240; (575) 390-9257; [email protected] nEW YORK, Posetenkill: Oct. 1, A; R. Dorman, 168 Mammoth Spring Rd., Wynantskill, NY 12198; (518) 286-3638; [email protected] nEW YORK, Staten Island: Oct. 15, A; K. Johnsen, 124 Jacques Ave., Staten Island, NY 10306; (917) 881-4817; [email protected] nEW YORK, Staten Island: Oct. 9, Dec. 4, A; M. Pencak, 50 Heberton Ave., Staten Island, NY 10302; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Arden: Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; G. Chandler, 13 Forest Ridge Ct., Arden, NC 28704; (828) 684-0971; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Roxboro: Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; D. Caughey, 10 Georgetown Woods Dr., Youngsville, NC 27596; (919) 622-8843; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Rutherfordton: Oct. 15, nov. 19, A; D. Brown, 1908 Burke Rd., Shelby, NC 28152OKLAhOmA, Sand Springs: Oct. 1, A; M. Gray, 8521 E. 94th St., Tulsa, OK 74133; (918) 232-7802; [email protected]

OREgOn, Sherwood: nov. 19, A; M. Dreske, 16765 NE Welch Rd., Newberg, OR, 97132; (503) 899-0104; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Atglen: Oct. 23, A; D. Iceland, 313 Buchanan Dr., Coatesville, PA 19320; (267) 716-5895; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Factoryville: Oct. 9, A; W. Rohan, 11 Sunset Dr., Scott Twp., PA 18411; (570) 499-4219pEnnSYLVAniA, Harrisburg: Oct. 9, A; R. Swartz, 407 N. Market St., Mechanicsburg, PA 17055; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Johnstown: Oct. 2, A; L. Hilbrecht, 318 Suie St., Johnstown, PA 15904; (814) 266-3528; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Milroy: Oct. 23, A; J. Eckley Jr., 1056 Lower Creek Rd., Milroy, PA 17063; (717) 667-6781; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Montoursville: Oct. 16, A; B. Belz, 260 Dogwood Ln., Hughesville, PA 17737; (570) 584-5943; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, N. Vandergrift: Oct. 9, A; P. Viola, 3677 Park Dr., Clarksburg, PA 15725; (724) 726-9580; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Tire Hill (Johnstown): Oct. 23, A; J. Thomas, 2917 Menoher, Johnstown, PA 15905SOUTh CAROLinA, New Holland: Oct. 8, nov. 12, Dec. 10, A; R. Lutz, 128 Highland Forest Dr., Aiken, SC 29803; (803) 640-9257; [email protected] SOUTh CAROLinA, South Congaree: Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; W. Robinson, 709 Ball Park Rd., Lexington, SC 29072; (803) 359-0058; [email protected] SOUTh CAROLinA, Ware Shoals: Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; R. Foster, 240 Harmony Rd., Ware Shoals, SC 29692; (864) 861-2377TEnnESSEE, Harrison: nov. 19, A; E. Jones, 66 Sims Rd., Hiawassee, GA 30546; (706) 897-2306 (c); (706) 896-1783; [email protected] TEXAS, Anthony: Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; Sue Critz, 4541 Monahans Dr., El Paso, TX 79924TEXAS, Beaumont: Oct. 1, A; K. Franks, 1015 Texla Rd., Vidor, TX 77662TEXAS, Coolidge: Oct. 9, A; D. Wester, 125 Robinson Rd., Combine, TX 75159; [email protected] TEXAS, El Paso: Oct. 2, nov. 6, A; D. Gonzales, 9360 Nakitu, El Paso, TX 79907TEXAS, Friendswood: Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; C. Young, 1617 Sleepy Hollow Dr., Pearland, TX 77581; [email protected] TEXAS, Houston: Oct. 8, nov. 12, Dec. 10, A; W. Motl, 3714 Long Leaf Ln., Porter, TX 77365; (281) 435-2706; [email protected]

New Braunfels: Oct. 2, A;

[email protected] Winnsboro: Oct. 2, A;

RginiA, Hanover Co.: Oct. 15,

W. Davis,

RginiA, Manassas: Oct. 9, A;

RginiA, Suffolk: Oct. 2,

W. Stevenson,

hingTOn, Machias:

K. Knowles,

hingTOn, Puyallup:

iRginiA, Rupert:

J. McClung,

hER TOURnAmEnTS

iFORniA, Concord: Oct. 15, J. Labash,

iFORniA, Cupertino:

L. Bernardez,

[email protected] iFORniA, San Fernando:

nov. 19, Dec. 17, A;

iSiAnA, Baton Rouge: Oct. 8,

J. DuBoulay,

Delran: Oct. 9,

B. Stolzenberger,

Haltom City: Op, SpT,

, Oct. 8, nov. 12, Dec. 10, C. Simmons, 3320 Doty Ln.,

[email protected] Houston: Oct. 5,

G. Gudenburr,


OREgOn, Sherwood: nov. 19, A; M. Dreske, 16765 NE Welch Rd., Newberg, OR, 97132; (503) 899-0104; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Atglen: Oct. 23, A; D. Iceland, 313 Buchanan Dr., Coatesville, PA 19320; (267) 716-5895; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Factoryville: W. Rohan, 11 Sunset Dr., Scott Twp., PA 18411; (570) 499-4219pEnnSYLVAniA, Harrisburg: Oct. 9, A;Mechanicsburg, PA 17055; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Johnstown: Oct. 2, A; L. Hilbrecht, 318 Suie St., Johnstown, PA 15904; (814) 266-3528; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Milroy: Oct. 23, A; J. Eckley Jr., 1056 Lower Creek Rd., Milroy, PA 17063; (717) 667-6781; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Montoursville: Oct. 16, A; B. Belz, 260 Dogwood Ln., Hughesville, PA 17737; (570) 584-5943; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, N. Vandergrift: Oct. 9, A; P. Viola, 3677 Park Dr., Clarksburg, PA 15725; (724) 726-9580; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA,Oct. 23, A; J. Thomas, 2917 Menoher, Johnstown, PA 15905SOUTh CAROLinA, New Holland: Oct. 8, nov. 12, Dec. 10, A; R. Lutz, 128 Highland Forest Dr., Aiken, SC 29803; (803) 640-9257; [email protected] SOUTh CAROLinA, South Congaree: Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; W. Robinson, 709 Ball Park Rd., Lexington, SC 29072; (803) 359-0058; [email protected] SOUTh CAROLinA, Ware Shoals: Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; R. Foster, 240 Harmony Rd., Ware Shoals, SC 29692; (864) 861-2377TEnnESSEE, Harrison: nov. 19, A; E. Jones, 66 Sims Rd., Hiawassee, GA 30546; (706) 897-2306 (c); (706) 896-1783; [email protected] TEXAS, Anthony: Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A;El Paso, TX 79924TEXAS, Beaumont: Oct. 1, A;1015 Texla Rd., Vidor, TX 77662TEXAS, Coolidge: Oct. 9, A;125 Robinson Rd., Combine, TX 75159; [email protected] TEXAS, El Paso: Oct. 2, nov. 6, A; D. Gonzales, 9360 Nakitu, El Paso, TX 79907TEXAS, Friendswood: Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; C. Young, 1617 Sleepy Hollow Dr., Pearland, TX 77581; [email protected] TEXAS, Houston: Oct. 8, nov. 12, Dec. 10, A; W. Motl, 3714 Long Leaf Ln., Porter, TX 77365; (281) 435-2706; [email protected]

TEXAS, New Braunfels: Oct. 2, A; R. Briscoe, 14803 Forward Pass, San Antonio, TX 78248; (210) 240-8939; [email protected] TEXAS, Winnsboro: Oct. 2, A; F. Sandlin, 464 CR 1540, Alba, TX 75410; (903) 765-3221; [email protected] ViRginiA, Hanover Co.: Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; W. Davis, P.O. Box 426, Montpelier, VA 23192; (757) 287-7516; [email protected] ViRginiA, Manassas: Oct. 9, A; D. Floyd, 4509 Ferry Landing Rd., Alexandria, VA 22309; (703) 780-3414; [email protected] ViRginiA, Suffolk: Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; W. Stevenson, P.O. Box 146, Suffolk, VA 23439; [email protected] WAShingTOn, Machias: nov. 20, Dec. 18, A; K. Knowles, 18518 48th St. NE, Snohomish, WA 98290; (360) 691-6368; [email protected] WAShingTOn, Puyallup: 98373; (253) 537-6151; [email protected] WEST ViRginiA, Rupert: Oct. 23, A; J. McClung, P.O. Box 262, Rich Creek, VA 24147; (540) 726-7659

AIR RIFLE SILHOUETTEOThER TOURnAmEnTS

CALiFORniA, Concord: Oct. 15, nov. 20, Dec. 18, A; J. Labash, 1089 Honey Ct., Pittsburg, CA 94565; (925) 709-9199; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Cupertino: Oct. 27, A; L. Bernardez, 1748 Heidelberg Dr., Livermore, CA 94550; (925) 447-8301; [email protected] CALiFORniA, San Fernando: Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; M. Woss, 13167 Aztec St., Sylmar, CA 91342; (818) 745-0467; [email protected] LOUiSiAnA, Baton Rouge: Oct. 8, nov. 12, Dec. 10, A; J. DuBoulay, 3267 Emily Dr., Port Allen, LA 70767; [email protected] nEW JERSEY, Delran: Oct. 9, nov. 13, A; B. Stolzenberger, 194 Millbrook Dr., Willingboro, NJ 08046; (609) 877-9694; [email protected] TEXAS, Haltom City: Op, SpT, TAR, Oct. 8, nov. 12, Dec. 10, A; C. Simmons, 3320 Doty Ln., Arlington, TX 76001; (817) 691-4603; [email protected] TEXAS, Houston: Oct. 5, nov. 2, A; G. Gudenburr, P.O. Box 761, Bellaire, TX 77402; [email protected]

BLACK POWDER CARTRIDGE RIFLE SILHOUETTEREgiOnAL

gEORgiA, Dawsonville: Oct. 22-23, R; J. Kidwell, 9160 Twelvestones Dr., Roswell, GA 30076; (770) 330-1505; [email protected] STATE ChAmpiOnShip

ARiZOnA, Phoenix: BpS, nov. 18; BpCR, nov. 19-20, R; S. Rhoades, 27409 N. 60th Ln., Phoenix, AZ 85083; (623) 581-3624; [email protected]

OThER TOURnAmEnTS

ALABAmA, Hoover: Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; D. Murphree, 1765 Cornwall Rd., Birmingham, AL 35226; [email protected] ARiZOnA, Phoenix: Oct. 15, Dec. 17, A; S. Rhoades, 27409 N. 60th Ln., Phoenix, AZ 85083; (623) 581-3624; [email protected] ARiZOnA, Tucson: Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; R. Calderone, 2058 N. Calle De Vida, Tucson, AZ 85715; (520) 885-0764; [email protected] ARKAnSAS, Bryant: Oct. 22, A; H. Glover, 8504 Yellow Oak Dr., Jacksonville, AR 72076CALiFORniA, Avenal: Oct. 8-9, nov. 12, Dec.1 0, A; R. Goodner, 3497 E. International, Clovis, CA 93619; (559) 259-4937; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Bishop: Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; J. Beems, 1432 Lazy A Dr., Bishop, CA 93514; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Pala: Oct. 1, nov. 5, A; H. Itchkawich, 536 Mimosa Ave., Vista, CA 92081CALiFORniA, Sloughhouse: Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; A. Moss, 525 Calaverast, Lodi, CA 95240FLORiDA, Orlando: Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; B. Bateman, 7121 Conway Cir., Orlando, FL 32809; (407) 451-9411; [email protected] gEORgiA, Dawsonville: nov. 26, Dec. 17, R; J. Kidwell, 9160 Twelvestones Dr., Roswell, GA 30076; (770) 330-1505; [email protected] iDAhO, Blackfoot: Oct. 15, A; R. Weaver, 11481 S. 5th W., Springfield, ID 83277; [email protected] iDAhO, Boise: Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; F. Cornell, 5044 Dakota Ave., Boise, ID 83709; [email protected] iLLinOiS, Effingham: Oct. 22-23, nov. 26-27, Dec. 17-18, A; B. Smith, P.O. Box 271, Teutopolis, IL 62467; (217) 821-2266; [email protected]

inDiAnA, Friendship: Bp, Oct. 15-16, nov. 5-6, A; G. Slepicka, 3545 Lutheran Church Rd., Farmersville, OH 45325; (937) 241-8082; [email protected] KAnSAS, Garden City: Oct. 9, nov. 13, A; J. Scott, Box 297, Sublette, KS 67877; (620) 675-8239KAnSAS, Glasco: Oct. 22-23, A; B. Miller, 295 W. State, Phillipsburg, KS 67661; (785) 543-4407; [email protected], Miller: Bp, Oct. 15-16, A; K. Campbell, 34606 E. Little Rd., Buckner, MO 64016; (816) 650-3308; [email protected] KEnTUCKY, Cannonsburg: Oct. 22, A; B. Frame, Rt. 1, Box 27A, Gay, WV 25244; [email protected] miSSiSSippi, Pascagoula: Oct. 22, nov. 26, Dec. 24, A; R. Hill, 1736 Valence St., New Orleans, LA 70115; (504) 897-6909; [email protected] miSSOURi, Wright City: Oct. 8, A; P. O’Malley, 1740 Lochcrest Dr., Chesterfield, MO 63017; [email protected] mOnTAnA, Forsyth: Oct. 16, A; R. Smith, P.O. Box 956, Forsyth, MT 59327; (406) 346-7731; [email protected] mOnTAnA, Rocker: Oct. 8, A; A. Ulsher, 3225 Keokuk, Butte, MT 59701nEW mEXiCO, Raton: Oct. 15, A; J. Vanwey, 110 Eagle Dr., Raton, NM 87740; (575) 445-4414nEW YORK, Gansevoort: Oct. 9, A; R. Donah, 4707 Rt. 50, Gansevoort, NY 12831; (518) 584-8193OKLAhOmA, Arcadia: Oct. 9, nov. 13, A; J. Garcia, 400 Bonanza Ln. Tuttle, OK 73089; (405) 381-2470; [email protected] OKLAhOmA, Sand Springs: Oct. 2, A; J. McBride, 21707 S. Winchester Ct., Claremore, OK 74019; (918) 342-2714OREgOn, John Day: Bp, Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; J. Sproul, P.O. Box 547, Canyon City, OR 97820; [email protected] OREgOn, Vale: Oct. 29, A; K. Kegel, 1151 SW 11th Ave., Ontario, OR 97914; (541) 889-9153; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, McDonald: Oct. 1, nov. 5, A; J. Powers, 172 Oak St., New Brighton, PA 15066; (724) 466-1714pEnnSYLVAniA, Ridgway: Oct. 23, A; J. O’Donnell, 10 North Pearl St., Oakfield, NY 14125; (585) 737-7988; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Shippensburg: Bp, Oct. 15, A; K. Seemuller, P.O. Box 211, Palmyra, NJ 08065; (856) 220-4939 (c); (856) 829-0514; [email protected] TEXAS, Bronte: Bp, Oct. 8-9, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; G. Jennings, 6765 CR 484, Baird, TX 79504; (325) 669-7609; [email protected] TEXAS, Columbus: Oct. 8-9 & 22, nov. 12, Dec. 10, A; T. Berwick, 4054 Drummond, Houston, TX 77025; (713) 252-0053; [email protected]


TEXAS, Graham: Oct. 22-23, A; B. Yager, P.O. Box 1673, Graham, TX 76450; (940) 325-1710; [email protected] TEXAS, New Braunfels: Bp, Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; L. Little, 9327 Gillcross Way, San Antonio, TX 78250; [email protected] TEXAS, Wortham: Bp, Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; D. Barnes, 182 FM 246, Wortham, TX 76693; [email protected] ViRginiA, Roanoke: Oct. 16, A; J. Davis, 6655 Raintree Rd., Roanoke, VA 24018; (540) 776-0679; [email protected] WAShingTOn, Eatonville: Oct. 9, nov. 13, A; S. Morris, 7851 US Hwy 12, Glenoma, WA 98336; (360) 498-5258; [email protected]

COWBOY LEVER ACTION SILHOUETTEREgiOnALS

CALiFORniA, Pala: CLA, Oct. 7; pC, Oct. 8; SCR, Oct. 9, R; H. Itchkawich, 536 Mimosa Ave., Vista, CA 92081KAnSAS, Glasco: pC, SCR, Oct. 1; CLA, Oct. 2, R; K. Griggs, 611 Bridge St., Clay Center, KS 67432; (785) 632-2823; [email protected]

STATE ChAmpiOnShip

ViRginiA, Montpelier: pC, SCR, Oct. 22, R; A. Kowalik, 8714 Wytherland Rd., Henrico, VA 23229; (804) 740-3453; [email protected]

OThER TOURnAmEnTS

ALABAmA, Hoover: SCR, Oct. 1; pC, Sep. 3, nov. 6, A; H. Yoder, 1115 Heritage Ln., Tuscaloosa, AL 35406; (205) 366-3645; [email protected] ALABAmA. Pinson: pC, Oct. 22; SCR, Sep. 24, A; F. Callahan, 6243 Pine St., Pinson, AL 35126; (205) 681-7120ARiZOnA, Mesa: CLA, pC, Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; J. DePaulo, 11236 E. Escondido Ave., Mesa, AZ 85207; (480) 756-0467ARiZOnA, Phoenix: CLA, pC, Oct. 16, nov. 20, Dec. 18, A; M. Tyler, 7254 E. Goodnight Ln., Prescott Valley, AZ 86314; (928) 775-2308; [email protected] ARiZOnA, Phoenix: CLA, pC, SCR, Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; S. Rhoades, 27409 N. 60th Ln., Phoenix, AZ 85083; (623) 581-3624; [email protected] ARiZOnA, Tucson: CLA, pC, SCR, Oct. 22, A; M. Duchene, 4864 E. 4th St., Tucson, AZ 85711; [email protected] ARiZOnA, Yuma: CLA, nov. 26; pC, SCR, nov. 27, A; Glenda Graves, 1128 S. Desert Air Blvd., Yuma, AZ 85365; (928) 502-0736; [email protected]

ARKAnSAS, Bryant: pC, SCR, Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 17; CLA, Sep. 25, A; G. Sullivan, 1007 N. Mississippi St., Little Rock, AR 72207; (501) 663-4231; [email protected] ARKAnSAS, Van Buren: pC, SCR, Oct. 1 & 9, nov. 5, A; J. Slusher, 2505 Pearl Blvd., Van Buren, AR 72956; (479) 462-5949; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Bishop: pC, Oct. 23, nov. 27, A; J. Beems, 1432 Lazy A Dr.,Bishop, CA 93514; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Burney: SCR, Oct. 23, Dec. 18; pC, F. Ryan, 730 Pioneer Ct., Redding, CA 96001; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Concord: SCR, nov. 6; CLA, Oct. 16, Dec. 17, A; J. Labash, 1089 Honey Ct., Pittsburg, CA 94565; (925) 709-9199; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Cupertino: SCR, Oct. 8, Dec. 10, A; W. Butler, 300 Hacienda Dr., Scotts Valley, CA 95066; (831) 438-4974; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Imperial: CLA, pC, SCR, Oct. 9, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; D. Ramey, P.O. Box 241, Imperial, CA 92251CALiFORniA, Pala: pC, SCR, Oct. 8, nov. 12, Dec. 10; CLA, Sep. 18, Oct. 16, nov. 20, Dec. 18, A; H. Itchkawich, 536 Mimosa Ave., Vista, CA 92081CALiFORniA, San Fernando: CLA, pC, SCR, Oct. 8-9, nov. 12-13, Dec. 10-11, A; J. Mosher, 12651 Little Tunjunga Canyon Rd., San Fernando, CA 91342; [email protected] CALiFORniA, San Fernando: CLA, pC, SCR, Oct. 16, nov. 20, Dec. 18, A; M. Woss, 13167 Aztec St., Sylmar, CA 91342; (818) 745-0467; [email protected] CALiFORniA, San Fernando: SCR, Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; J. Mosher, 12651 Little Tungunga Canyon Rd., San Fernando, CA 91342; [email protected] COLORADO, Aurora: pC, Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 17; SCR, Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; J. Benskin, 772 S. Biloxi St., Aurora, CO 80018; [email protected] iDAhO, Kuna: pC, SCR, Oct. 1; CLA, SCR, nov. 5; SCR, Dec. 3, A; G. Woods, 13995 W. Hartford Dr., Boise, ID 83713iDAhO, Nampa: pC, SCR, Oct. 22, A; E. Robinson, 804 N. Bonner Pl., Nampa, ID 83651; (208) 890-4531; [email protected] KAnSAS, Glasco: CLA, pC, SCR, nov. 6, A; K. Griggs, 611 Bridge St., Clay Center, KS 67432; (785) 630-1082; [email protected] KAnSAS, Topeka: CLA, pC, SCR, Oct. 8, nov. 12, A; B. Belleau, P.O. Box 332, Topeka, KS 66601; [email protected] LOUiSiAnA, Gonzales: SCR, Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; J. DuBoulay, 3267 Emily Dr., Port Allen, LA 70767; [email protected]

mARYLAnD, Sudlersville: pC, SCR, Oct. 1, Dec. 17, A; K. Danz, 207 Hardwood Ct., Townsend, DE 19734; [email protected] miSSiSSippi, Biloxi: SCR, Oct. 1, A; J. Parker, 7117 Mandarin Dr., Biloxi, MS 39532; (228) 348-0806; [email protected] miSSiSSippi, Hancock: SCR, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; F. Walk Jr., 600 Carondelet St., Ste. 611, New Orleans, LA 70130; [email protected] nEBRASKA, Louisville: pC, SCR, Oct. 8 & 29; CLA, Oct. 2 & 30; A; B. Denny, 15135 Oak Ridge Dr., Louisville, NE 68037; (402) 234-4966; [email protected] nEVADA, Las Vegas: CLA, pC, SCR, Oct. 9, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; Debi Wright, 5917 Condor Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89108; [email protected] nEW hAmpShiRE, Mt. Vernon: pC, SCR, Oct. 9, A; P. Higgins, 18 Washington Dr., Littleton, MA 01460; (978) 886-0108; [email protected] nEW JERSEY, Jackson: pC, Oct. 29; CLA, Oct. 29, A; W. Gregory, 17 Neptune Ct., Somerset, NJ 08873; [email protected] nEW YORK, Staten Island: SCR, nov. 6; pC, Dec. 11, A; K. Johnsen, 124 Jacques Ave., Staten Island, NY 10306nORTh CAROLinA, Morrisville: SCR, Oct. 16, nov. 20, A; S. Sylvester, 510 E. Franklin St., Chapel Hill, NC 27514; (919) 933-8447; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Roxboro: SCR, Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; D. Caughey, 10 Georgetown Woods Dr., Youngsville, NC 27596; (919) 622-8843; [email protected] OKLAhOmA, Arcadia: CLA, pC, SCR, Oct. 2 & 15, A; D. Zimmerman, 3840 SW 13th, Oklahoma City, OK 73173OREgOn, Sherwood: CLA, pC, nov. 5, Dec. 3; SCR, nov. 19, A; M. Dreske, 16765 NE Welch Rd., Newberg, OR 97132; (503) 899-0104; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Fairless Hills: CLA, pC, SCR, Oct. 9, A; R. Garcia, 5 Cranberry Ln., Levittown, PA 19055; (215) 943-6930; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, New Freedom: pC, SCR, Oct. 16, A; M. Peters, 617 North St., McSherrystown, PA 17344; (301) 228-3884; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Ridgway: CLA, pC, SCR, Oct. 1, A; B. Wakefield, 744 Marvindale Rd., Smethport, PA 16749; (814) 778-5918; [email protected] TEXAS, Anthony: SCR, Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; Sue Critz, 4541 Monahans Dr., El Paso, TX 79924

Coolidge: CLA, pC, Oct. 23, R. Marriot, 5609 Woodard Ave.,

El Paso: SCR, Oct. 16,

D. Gonzales, 9360 Nakitu,

, Friendswood: pC, SCR, Oct. 15, R. Parker,

[email protected] Haltom City: pC, SCR, Oct. 1,

D. Hassinger,

Houston: pC, SCR, Oct. 19, A;

[email protected] Houston: pC, SCR, Oct. 23,

C. Landry,

[email protected] Manor: pC, SCR, Oct. 9,

L. Freitag,

[email protected] Mansfield: pC, SCR, Oct. 16,

D. Hassinger,

New Braunfels: CLA, Oct. 9;

, SCR, Oct. 23, A; M. Bergevin,

Robert Lee: pC, SCR, Oct. 1,

R. Johnson,

[email protected] Winnsboro: SCR, Oct. 2; pC,

F. Sandlin, 464 CR 1540,

RginiA, Montpelier: pC, SCR,

nov. 12, Dec. 10, A; A. Kowalik,

[email protected] hingTOn, Machias: pC, SCR,

J. Martinis,

[email protected] iRginiA, Rupert: pC, SCR,

J. McClung, P.O. Box 262,

hER TOURnAmEnTS

iZOnA, Mesa: Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, J. DePaulo, 11236 E. Escondido Ave.,

iZOnA, Phoenix: Oct. 16, M. Tyler,


mARYLAnD, Sudlersville: pC, SCR, Oct. 1, Dec. 17, A; K. Danz, 207 Hardwood Ct., Townsend, DE 19734; [email protected] miSSiSSippi, Biloxi: SCR, Oct. 1, A; J. Parker, 7117 Mandarin Dr., Biloxi, MS 39532; (228) 348-0806; [email protected] miSSiSSippi, Hancock: SCR, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; F. Walk Jr., 600 Carondelet St., Ste. 611, New Orleans, LA 70130; [email protected] nEBRASKA, Louisville: pC, SCR, Oct. 8 & 29; CLA, Oct. 2 & 30; A; B. Denny, 15135 Oak Ridge Dr., Louisville, NE 68037; (402) 234-4966; [email protected] nEVADA, Las Vegas: CLA, pC, SCR, Oct. 9, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A;

[email protected] nEW hAmpShiRE, Mt. Vernon: pC, SCR, Oct. 9, A; P. Higgins, 18 Washington Dr., Littleton, MA 01460; (978) 886-0108; [email protected] nEW JERSEY, Jackson: pC, Oct. 29; CLA, Oct. 29, A; W. Gregory, 17 Neptune Ct., Somerset, NJ 08873; [email protected] nEW YORK, Staten Island: SCR, nov. 6; pC, Dec. 11, A; K. Johnsen, 124 Jacques Ave., Staten Island, NY 10306nORTh CAROLinA, Morrisville: SCR, Oct. 16, nov. 20, A; S. Sylvester, 510 E. Franklin St., Chapel Hill, NC 27514; (919) 933-8447; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Roxboro: SCR, Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; D. Caughey, 10 Georgetown Woods Dr., Youngsville, NC 27596; (919) 622-8843; [email protected] OKLAhOmA, Arcadia: CLA, pC, SCR, Oct. 2 & 15, A; D. Zimmerman, 3840 SW 13th, Oklahoma City, OK 73173OREgOn, Sherwood: CLA, pC, nov. 5, Dec. 3; SCR, nov. 19, A; M. Dreske, 16765 NE Welch Rd., Newberg, OR 97132; (503) 899-0104; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Fairless Hills: CLA, pC, SCR, Oct. 9, A; R. Garcia, 5 Cranberry Ln., Levittown, PA 19055; (215) 943-6930; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, New Freedom: pC, SCR, Oct. 16, A; M. Peters, 617 North St., McSherrystown, PA 17344; (301) 228-3884; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Ridgway: CLA, pC, SCR, Oct. 1, A; B. Wakefield, 744 Marvindale Rd., Smethport, PA 16749; (814) 778-5918; [email protected] TEXAS, Anthony: SCR, Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; Sue Critz, 4541 Monahans Dr., El Paso, TX 79924

TEXAS, Coolidge: CLA, pC, Oct. 23, A; R. Marriot, 5609 Woodard Ave., Cleburne, TX 76033; (817) 517-5323; [email protected] TEXAS, El Paso: SCR, Oct. 16, nov. 20, A; D. Gonzales, 9360 Nakitu, El Paso, TX 79907TEXAS, Friendswood: pC, SCR, Oct. 15, nov. 5 & 19, Dec. 3 & 17, A; R. Parker, P.O. Box 58506, Houston, TX 77258; (713) 906-7674; [email protected] TEXAS, Haltom City: pC, SCR, Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; D. Hassinger, 5201 Cordova Ave., Ft. Worth, TX 76132; (817) 346-0986; (817) 935-1054 (w); [email protected] TEXAS, Houston: pC, SCR, Oct. 19, A; G. Gudenburr, P.O. Box 761, Bellaire, TX 77402; [email protected] TEXAS, Houston: pC, SCR, Oct. 23, nov. 27, Dec. 18, A; C. Landry, 3034 Kevin Ln., Houston, TX 77043; (713) 460-4351; [email protected] TEXAS, Manor: pC, SCR, Oct. 9, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; L. Freitag, 12409 Hunters Chase Dr., Austin, TX 78729; [email protected] TEXAS, Mansfield: pC, SCR, Oct. 16, nov. 20, Dec. 18, A; D. Hassinger, 5201 Cordova Ave., Ft. Worth, TX 76132; (817) 346-0986; (817) 935-1054; [email protected] TEXAS, New Braunfels: CLA, Oct. 9; pC, SCR, Oct. 23, A; M. Bergevin, 7402 Hobble St., San Antonio, TX 78227; (210) 673-4980; [email protected] TEXAS, Robert Lee: pC, SCR, Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; R. Johnson, P.O. Box 109, Robert Lee, TX 76945; (325) 763-7911; [email protected] TEXAS, Winnsboro: SCR, Oct. 2; pC, Oct. 16, A; F. Sandlin, 464 CR 1540, Alba, TX 75410; (903) 765-3221; [email protected] ViRginiA, Montpelier: pC, SCR, Oct. 8, nov. 12, Dec. 10, A; A. Kowalik, 8714 Wytheland Rd., Henrico, VA 23229; (804) 740-3453; [email protected] WAShingTOn, Machias: pC, SCR, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; J. Martinis, 1007 Harvest Rd., Bothell, WA 98102; (425) 488-6885; [email protected] WEST ViRginiA, Rupert: pC, SCR, Oct. 23, A; J. McClung, P.O. Box 262, Rich Creek, VA 24147; (540) 726-7659

LONG RANGE PISTOL SILHOUETTEOThER TOURnAmEnTS

ARiZOnA, Mesa: Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; J. DePaulo, 11236 E. Escondido Ave., Mesa, AZ 85207; (480) 756-0467ARiZOnA, Phoenix: Oct. 16, nov. 20, Dec. 18, A; M. Tyler, 7254 E. Goodnight Ln., Prescott Valley, AZ 86314; (928) 775-2308; [email protected]

ARiZOnA, Yuma: nov. 26, A; Glenda Graves, 11285 S. Desert Air Blvd., Yuma, AZ 85365; (928) 502-0736; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Fresno: Oct. 1-2, nov. 5-6, Dec. 3-4, A; S. Roberts, 206 N. Caesar, Fresno, CA 93727; (559) 251-7240; [email protected] CALiFORniA, San Fernando: Oct. 8-9, nov. 12-13, Dec. 10-11, A; J. Mosher, 12651 Little Tunjunga Canyon Rd., San Fernando, CA 91342; [email protected]

SMALLBORE PISTOL SILHOUETTEOThER TOURnAmEnTS

ARiZOnA, Mesa: Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; J. DePaulo, 11236 E. Escondido Ave., Mesa, AZ 85207; (480) 756-0467ARiZOnA, Phoenix: Oct. 16, nov. 20, Dec. 18, A; M. Tyler, 7254 E. Goodnight Ln., Prescott Valley, AZ 86314; (928) 775-2308; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Fresno: Oct. 16, nov. 20, A; S. Roberts, 206 N. Caesar, Fresno, CA 93727; (559) 251-7240; [email protected] CALiFORniA, San Fernando: Oct. 8-9 & 22, nov. 12-13 & 26, Dec. 10-11, A; J. Mosher, 12651 Little Tunjunga Canyon Rd., San Fernando, CA 91342; [email protected] TEXAS, Anthony: Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; Sue Critz, 4541 Monahans Dr., El Paso, TX 79924

HUNTER’S PISTOL SILHOUETTEOThER TOURnAmEnTS

ALABAmA, Hoover: hp, mS, nov. 6, A; H. Yoder, 1115 Heritage Ln., Tuscaloosa, AL 35406; (205) 366-3645; [email protected] ALABAmA, Pinson: Oct. 22, A; F. Callahan, 6243 Pine St., Pinson, AL 35126; (205) 681-7120ARiZOnA, Mesa: Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; J. DePaulo, 11236 E. Escondido Ave., Mesa, AZ 85207; (480) 756-0467ARiZOnA, Phoenix: hp, mS, Oct. 9, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; D. Burk, 7935 W. Banff Ln., Peoria, AZ 85381ARiZOnA, Phoenix: Oct. 16, nov. 20, Dec. 18, A; M. Tyler, 7254 E. Goodnight Ln., Prescott Valley, AZ 86314; (928) 775-2308; [email protected] ARiZOnA, Yuma: nov. 27, A; Glenda Graves, 11285 S. Desert Air Blvd., Yuma, AZ 85365; (928) 502-0736; [email protected]

ARKAnSAS, Van Buren: Oct. 1 & 9, nov. 5, A; J. Slusher, 2505 Pearl Blvd., Van Buren, AR 72956; (479) 462-5949; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Burney: Oct. 9 & 30, nov. 20, A; F. Ryan, 730 Pioneer Ct., Redding, CA 96001; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Fresno: hp, mS, Oct. 1-2, nov. 5-6, Dec. 3-4, A; S. Roberts, 206 N. Caesar, Fresno, CA 93727; (559) 251-7240; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Imperial: Oct. 9, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; D. Ramey, P.O. Box 241, Imperial, CA 92251CALiFORniA, San Fernando: hp, mS, Oct. 8-9, nov. 12-13, Dec. 10-11, A; J. Mosher, 12651 Little Tunjunga Canyon Rd., San Fernando, CA 91342; [email protected] FLORiDA, Chuluota: Oct. 9, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; R. Berkheimer, 116 Hilltop Dr., Longwood, FL 32750; (407) 331-1573; [email protected] iDAhO, Nampa: Oct. 22, A; E. Robinson, 804 N. Bonner Pl., Nampa, ID 83651; (208) 890-4531; [email protected] mARYLAnD, Sudlersville: hp, mS, Oct. 1, Dec. 17, A; K. Denz, 207 Hardwood Ct., Townsend, DE 19734; [email protected] nEW hAmpShiRE, Mt. Vernon: Oct. 9, A; P. Higgins, 18 Washington Dr., Littleton, MA 01460; (978) 886-0108; [email protected] nEW mEXiCO, Hobbs: Oct. 16, A; D. Stanfield, 509 W. Silver, Hobbs, NM 88240; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Morrisville: Oct. 16, nov. 20, A; S. Sylvester, 510 E. Franklin St., Chapel Hill, NC 27514; (919) 933-8447; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Roxboro: hp, mS, Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; D. Caughey, 10 Georgetown Woods Dr., Youngsville, NC 27596; (919) 622-8843; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Ridgway: hp, mS, Oct. 1, A; B. Wakefield, 744 Marvindale Rd., Smethport, PA 16749; (814) 778-5918; [email protected] SOUTh CAROLinA, Gaston: Oct. 16, nov. 20, Dec. 18, A; J. Currie Jr., 3435 Fish Hatchery Rd., Gaston, SC 29053; [email protected] TEXAS, El Paso: Oct. 2, A; D. Gonzales, 9360 Nakitu, El Paso, TX 79907TEXAS, Friendswood: hp, mS, Oct. 15, nov. 5 & 19, Dec. 3 & 17, A; R. Parker, P.O. Box 58506, Houston, TX 77258; (713) 906-7674; [email protected] TEXAS, Haltom City: hp, mS, Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; D. Hassinger, 5201 Cordova Ave., Ft. Worth, TX 76132; (817) 346-0986; (817) 935-1054 (w); [email protected] TEXAS, Houston: Oct. 23, nov. 27, Dec. 18, A; C. Landry, 3034 Kevin Ln., Houston, TX 77043; (713) 460-4351; [email protected]


TEXAS, Manor: Oct. 9, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; L. Freitag, 12409 Hunters Chase Dr., Austin, TX 78729; [email protected] TEXAS, Mansfield: hp, mS, Oct. 16, nov. 20, Dec. 18, A; D. Hassinger, 5201 Cordova Ave., Ft. Worth, TX 76132; (817) 346-0986; (817) 935-1054 (w); [email protected] TEXAS, New Braunfels: Oct. 23, A; M. Bergevin, 7402 Hobble St., San Antonio, TX 78227; (210) 673-4980; [email protected] TEXAS, Robert Lee: Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; R. Johnson, P.O. Box 109, Robert Lee, TX 76945; (325) 763-7911; [email protected] ViRginiA, Montpelier: Oct. 8, nov. 12, Dec. 10, A; A. Kowalik, 8714 Wytheland Rd., Henrico, VA 23229; (804) 740-3453; [email protected] ViRginiA, Suffolk: hp, mS, Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; W. Stevenson, P.O. Box 146, Suffolk, VA 23439; [email protected] WAShingTOn, Seattle: nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; J. Martinis, 1007 Harvest Rd., Bothell, WA 98012; (425) 488-6885; [email protected] WEST ViRginiA, Rupert: Oct. 23, A; J. McClung, P.O. Box 262, Rich Creek, VA 24147; (540) 726-7659

SMALLBORE HUNTER’S PISTOL SILHOUETTEOThER TOURnAmEnTS

ALABAmA, Hoover: SBhp, mS, Oct. 1, A; H. Yoder, 1115 Heritage Ln., Tuscaloosa, AL 35406; (205) 366-3645; [email protected] ARiZOnA, Mesa: Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; J. DePaulo, 11236 E. Escondido Ave., Mesa, AZ 85207; (480) 756-0467 ARiZOnA, Yuma: nov. 27, A; Glenda Graves, 11285 S. Desert Air Blvd., Yuma, AZ 85365; (928) 502-0736; [email protected] ARKAnSAS, Van Buren: Oct. 1 & 9, nov. 5, A; J. Slusher, 2505 Pearl Blvd., Van Buren, AR 72956; (479) 462-5949; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Burney: Oct. 23, Dec. 18, A; F. Ryan, 730 Pioneer Ct., Redding, CA 96001; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Fresno: SBhp, mS, Oct. 16, nov. 20, A; S. Roberts, 206 N. Caesar, Fresno, CA 93727; (559) 251-7240; [email protected]

TEXAS, Mansfield: SBhp, mS, Oct. 16, nov. 20, Dec. 18, A; D. Hassinger, 5201 Cordova Ave., Ft. Worth, TX 76132; (817) 346-0986; (817) 935-1054 (w); [email protected] TEXAS, New Braunfels: Oct. 23, A; M. Bergevin, 7402 Hobble St., San Antonio, TX 78227; (210) 673-4980; [email protected] TEXAS, Robert Lee: Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; R. Johnson, P.O. Box 109, Robert Lee, TX 76945; (325) 763-7911; [email protected] ViRginiA, Montpelier: Oct. 8, nov. 12, Dec. 10, A; A. Kowalik, 8714 Wytheland Rd., Henrico, VA 23229; (804) 740-3453; [email protected] ViRginiA, Suffolk: SBhp, mS, Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; W. Stevenson, P.O. Box 146, Suffolk, VA 23439; [email protected] WAShingTOn, Seattle: nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; J. Martinis, 1007 Harvest Rd., Bothell, WA 98012; (425) 488-6885; [email protected] WEST ViRginiA, Rupert: Oct. 23, A; J. McClung, P.O. Box 262, Rich Creek, VA 24147; (540) 726-7659

AIR PISTOL SILHOUETTEOThER TOURnAmEnTS

ARiZOnA, Prescott: Ap, ApOS (Standing), ApF, ApFOS (prone), Oct. 15, nov. 19, A; N. Autrey, 7312 E. Horizon Way, Prescott Valley, AZ 86315; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Concord: Oct. 15, nov. 20, Dec. 18, A; J. Labash, 1089 Honey Ct., Pittsburg, CA 94565; (925) 709-9199; [email protected] CALiFORniA, Modesto: Oct. 22, nov. 26, A; J. Laird, 74 Willowood Dr., Oakdale, CA 95361; (209) 847-3313; [email protected] CALiFORniA, San Fernando: Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; M. Woss, 13167 Aztec St., Sylmar, CA 91342; (818) 745-0467; [email protected] FLORiDA, Palm Bay: Oct. 15, nov. 19, Dec. 17, A; T. Daniels, 2150 Pumpkin Pl. NE, Palm Bay, FL 32905; (321) 676-5348; [email protected] TEXAS, Haltom City: in, Oct. 4, 11, 18 & 25, nov. 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29, Dec. 6, 13, 20 & 27, A; D. Hartzell, 3925 Clayton Rd. W., Ft. Worth, TX 76116; (817) 377-4125; [email protected] TEXAS, Haltom City: Oct. 8, nov. 12, Dec. 10, A; C. Simmons, 3320 Doty Ln., Arlington, TX 76001; (817) 691-4603; [email protected]

CALiFORniA, Imperial: Oct. 9, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; D. Ramey, P.O. Box 241, Imperial, CA 92251CALiFORniA, San Fernando: SBhp, mS, Oct. 8-9 & 22, nov. 12-13 & 26, Dec. 10-11, A; J. Mosher, 12651 Little Tunjunga Canyon Rd., San Fernando, CA 91342; [email protected] FLORiDA, Chuluota: Oct. 9, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; R. Berkheimer, 116 Hilltop Dr., Longwood, FL 32750; (407) 331-1573; [email protected] iDAhO, Nampa: Oct. 22, A; E. Robinson, 804 N. Bonner Pl., Nampa, ID 83651; (208) 890-4531; [email protected] mARYLAnD, Sudlersville: SBhp, mS, Oct. 1, Dec. 17, A; K. Denz, 207 Hardwood Ct., Townsend, DE 19734; [email protected] nEW hAmpShiRE, Mt. Vernon: Oct. 9, A; P. Higgins, 18 Washington Dr., Littleton, MA 01460; (978) 886-0108; [email protected] nEW mEXiCO, Hobbs: Oct. 16, A; D. Stanfield, 509 W. Silver, Hobbs, NM 88240; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Morrisville: Oct. 16, nov. 20, A; S. Sylvester, 510 E. Franklin St., Chapel Hill, NC 27514; (919) 933-8447; [email protected] nORTh CAROLinA, Roxboro: SBhp, mS, Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; D. Caughey, 10 Georgetown Woods Dr., Youngsville, NC 27596; (919) 622-8843; [email protected] pEnnSYLVAniA, Ridgway: SBhp, mS, Oct. 1, A; B. Wakefield, 744 Marvindale Rd., Smethport, PA 16749; (814) 778-5918; [email protected] SOUTh CAROLinA, Gaston: Oct. 16, nov. 20, Dec. 18, A; J. Currie Jr., 3435 Fish Hatchery Rd., Gaston, SC 29053; [email protected] TEXAS, Anthony: Oct. 2, nov. 6, Dec. 4, A; Sue Critz, 4541 Monahans Dr., El Paso, TX 79924TEXAS, Friendswood: SBhp, mS, Oct. 15, nov. 5 & 19, Dec. 3 & 17, A; R. Parker, P.O. Box 58506, Houston, TX 77258; (713) 906-7674; [email protected] TEXAS, Haltom City: SBhp, mS, Oct. 1, nov. 5, Dec. 3, A; D. Hassinger, 5201 Cordova Ave., Ft. Worth, TX 76132; (817) 346-0986; (817) 935-1054 (w); [email protected] TEXAS, Houston: Oct. 23, nov. 27, Dec. 18, A; C. Landry, 3034 Kevin Ln., Houston, TX 77043; (713) 460-4351; [email protected] TEXAS, Manor: Oct. 9, nov. 13, Dec. 11, A; L. Freitag, 12409 Hunters Chase Dr., Austin, TX 78729; [email protected]

… that the huts at Camp erry were built around

port h.

To rent a hut during the national matches,

You can see the 2011 pro-

ational match informa-

ational match lodging pro-

hut prices for 2011 were

nRA, Cmp

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mp matches, but nRA matches


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… that the huts at Camp perry were built around 1943 as housing for prison-ers of war? Before the war, huts were not available and many shooters stayed in the barracks, in tents or in the nearby town of port Clinton, Oh.

To rent a hut during the 2012 national matches, you’ll need to check back after January 1, 2012, at www.cplcc.com when the new policies will have been published.

You can see the 2011 pro-cedures by logging onto the above website, selecting national match informa-tion at the top of the page and then downloading the national match lodging pro-cedures from the lower left link on the page.

hut prices for 2011 were $43.90 per night per 4-per-son room or $10.98 per bed (same price as a barracks bed) if individual bed rentals are allowed. After support organizations like nRA, Cmp and Junior Teams are pro-cessed, adult teams are third priority, followed by special needs (require a doctor’s statement) then individual competitors.

Remember when calling the Camp perry lodging office that the huts may be full for the Cmp matches, but empty for the nRA matches that immediately follow.

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