First F-Class match

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Headed to my first f-class match this morning. Hope this doesn't throw off my standing game! There is no HP silhouette in Georgia and I need to sling some lead down range!
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They shot high power in brunswick but it stopped wish they would get it going again so we can have a place down south.....even Jacksonville shot a reduced 200 yard one but they no longer do......some one down south needs to start it up again.
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There is heavy rumor that River Bend Gun Club (where I shot F-class today) has purchased the HP silhouette targets and they are trying to get it started. There are some logistical issues holding it up evidently. I hope they figure it out.

Well, F-class is no where near as exciting at metallic silhouette. It was fun, but also a little... boring. I guess I just like the CLANG of steel. :-bd I shot my factory Savage LRP in 6.5 Creedmoor. Scope is a 10-50x60mm Sightron. We shot 3x600yd and if I remember my scores correctly I shot a 189/200 2x, then a 197/200 3x and then fell apart on the third and shot a 184/200 with no Xs. Wind was switching and anywhere from 5 to 12 mph. There were 45 competitors total with about 15 of us shooting f-class. The others were shooting Service Rifle. I had a lot of fun but I won't be leaving Silhouette any time soon. A big shout-out to the guys at River Bend Gun Club. They run a nice match and super friendly.

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That would be nice.....got the rifle put together now they only thing holding me back is a stock...
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Hmmm, In a position on your stomach with your rear up in the air, one would have thought that after leaving Colo. you would have tired of that position.
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Come on now JB, you know you are looking forward to the "Colorado Tripod" next month when the crew shows up from CO.
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It is very disturbing that a thought like that would enter your mind, but then again, consider the source. :(|)

[quote="Jim Beckley"]Hmmm, In a position on your stomach with your rear up in the air, one would have thought that after leaving Colo. you would have tired of that position.[/quote]
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Trent wrote: ...
I shot my factory Savage LRP in 6.5 Creedmoor. Scope is a 10-50x60mm Sightron.
I thought F-TR class should be shot with .308 or .223 only. I guess I was wrong.
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Nope, yo are totally correct. F-class "T/R" is .223 and .308 only. I was shooting in f-class "Open". I was up against some mighty nice open class rifles and nice front rests. I made due with my factory rifle on a bipod and had fun. Was cool to check out some of the higher dollar stuff. Really though f-class open is just prone benchrest.
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In that case 1000 pardons, I ask!
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JB, I think Kevin was just trying to join in the fun. He is another one of us sick Colorado silhouetters. He is possibly the sickest of the bunch! :mrgreen:
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Physically the sickest anyway!
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Really he is just an all around sicko. :D
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Just fun'in yall!
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kevinbear wrote:Just fun'in yall!
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Hey Kevin, you should give this F-class a try. Even a one armed man such as yourself could do this!
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