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A day at the range

Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2015 11:00 am
by jnyork
We shoot a modified silhouette match every Friday morning, we get about 35 people or so out to shoot. We don't go by the NRA rules regarding equipment, just shoot what you bring, shooting on the 1/2 scale lever action silhouette targets and distances. Here's a few shots from last week showing the range and some of the varied types of equipment that show up . Note how we shoveled off all the snow before we got started. :D

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Re: A day at the range

Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2015 3:14 pm
by Bob Mc Alice
Glad to see the range open again, Jerry. The new power lines look real nice, too bad it was shut down during my visit. :( We left Yuma that same night after BS'ing with you and Tom. When did the range finally open back up? I have a good mind to pack up and head back there to get out of this snow and cold.

Re: A day at the range

Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2015 3:55 pm
by jnyork
Enjoyed the visit, Bob, glad you showed up. Range opened a couple or three days after you left IIRC. Hasn't started snowing yet, come on down. :lol:

Re: A day at the range

Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2015 4:52 pm
by chuck d
Not Fair!
I decided I had to get my Marlin 39 sighted in. Had to post hole to 50 yards no way I was going the 100 yard line.
Question
What are the Hi-Wall rifles and caliber?
thanks
chuck

Re: A day at the range

Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2015 7:17 am
by Bob259
Glad to see all the High Wall and Low Wall rifles on the line. They certainly are more period than a semi auto with a tube feed and for the life of me still can't understand why they are not allowed in Lever Gun.

Must have took some time to get all that snow cleared away :)

Re: A day at the range

Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2015 8:17 am
by jnyork
chuck d wrote:Not Fair!
I decided I had to get my Marlin 39 sighted in. Had to post hole to 50 yards no way I was going the 100 yard line.
Question
What are the Hi-Wall rifles and caliber?
thanks
chuck
All .22's, chuck, althought there are also a couple of 32-20 not shown.

Re: A day at the range

Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2015 5:31 pm
by Trent
Clearly this is a retiree match only. Do you all meet at Denny's at 5am for coffee and toast? Friday morning... must present AARP card or unemployment check stub to enter.

=)) =)) =))

McAlice, you fit right in! :D

Re: A day at the range

Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2015 6:11 pm
by Bob Mc Alice
Yeah, I guess I do. :shock: :?

Geezers with Guns 8)

Re: A day at the range

Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2015 6:18 pm
by Bob259
Bob Mc Alice wrote:Yeah, I guess I do. :shock: :?

Geezers with Guns 8)
=)) =)) =))

Re: A day at the range

Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2015 7:18 pm
by jnyork
Trent wrote:Clearly this is a retiree match only. Do you all meet at Denny's at 5am for coffee and toast? Friday morning... must present AARP card or unemployment check stub to enter.

=)) =)) =))

McAlice, you fit right in! :D

Average age is over 70, some are 80+. We have two token working guys in their 60"s. Lunch and brewskis at a local honkytonk after the shoot. :D

Re: A day at the range

Posted: Wed Mar 11, 2015 2:09 pm
by #57
Just curious how the 1/2 scale targets are with 22lr? Im looking at property in AZ to retire on and may swing down that way. Ill fit right in as an early Geezer! With a better rear sight I have a Stevens in 22lr that would be fun to shoot!

Here's a pic of the wife shooting it.

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Re: A day at the range

Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2015 9:42 am
by Jerry G
Bob, they borrowed the snow plow from TRC. It is a gooooooooooood one. =))