Made Master with my 2nd air rifle today. 2 down 5 to go
Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2012 5:39 pm
Well it was a good day at the airgun match today. Shot my 3rd Master score in Open Class 36/40 to move me up to Master Class
. Last month I moved up to Master in Target Rife Class as well.
So only one left is Sporter Class which I need another Master score for, I came up 1 point short of classifying as Master with it to begin with years ago and now it is my last remaining air rifle I need.
So 2 Classes Mastered and 5 more to go! Starting to crack the Master score now with my smallbore as well. It is as if all my practice and matches are finally coming together along with the spotting to get my scores to be not only higher but consistently higher. Today I shot the 36 in Open and a 35 in Target with some challenging wind conditions to pay attention to.
When you beat Tureau and Jeaux both matches it is a good day
To all you newbies don't let the skill of the better shooters or the difficulty of the game itself discourage you from pressing on. If you put in the time and learn what you can from those better than you you'll be surprised at what you are able to do in due time. I have played many sports both team and individual in my life and I must say this game is one of the most rewarding when you reach certain milestones you have set for yourself.
Those of you that have never tried air silhouette it is a blast without the blast. Shooting 10m Target guns designed to shoot inside at 33' out to distances of 135' outdoors in the conditions is a challenge to say the least. I don't think anything drifts more than a 8gr pellet going 135' @ less than 600 fps.
Dee
So 2 Classes Mastered and 5 more to go! Starting to crack the Master score now with my smallbore as well. It is as if all my practice and matches are finally coming together along with the spotting to get my scores to be not only higher but consistently higher. Today I shot the 36 in Open and a 35 in Target with some challenging wind conditions to pay attention to.
When you beat Tureau and Jeaux both matches it is a good day
To all you newbies don't let the skill of the better shooters or the difficulty of the game itself discourage you from pressing on. If you put in the time and learn what you can from those better than you you'll be surprised at what you are able to do in due time. I have played many sports both team and individual in my life and I must say this game is one of the most rewarding when you reach certain milestones you have set for yourself.
Those of you that have never tried air silhouette it is a blast without the blast. Shooting 10m Target guns designed to shoot inside at 33' out to distances of 135' outdoors in the conditions is a challenge to say the least. I don't think anything drifts more than a 8gr pellet going 135' @ less than 600 fps.
Dee