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mes Senior Forum Member Offline Posts: 491 Location: Van Dyne, Wisconsin Joined: Apr 17^th, 2004	GRRC Schuetzen Matches, August 11-12 Aug 14^th, 2013 at 2:30pm	Print Post
	GRRC Schuetzen Matches, August 11-12, Harris, Minnesota Match 1: 200 Yard Centerfire Rifle Benchrest (any sights) 40 shots aggregate score. 1. Terry Maroney 968-16C 2. Dave Palecek 965-12C 3. Robert Saathoff 935-10C 4. Bruce Peglow 930-11C 5. Steve Studt 928-3C 6. Mike Barret 895-6C 7. Ralph Stuart 842-1C 8. Mike Marzitelli 823-2C 9. Ken Kauffman 788-3C 10. Jim Strandquist 740-4C 11. Scott Hentges 739 12. Joel Peabody 535-1C Match 2: 200 Yard Centerfire Rifle Benchrest (period iron sights) 40 shots aggregate score. 1. Gordon Hall 911-1C 2. Gerald Klitz 898-4C 3. Art Garcia 856-4C 4. Jerry Stordahl 842-1C 5. Scott Hentges 839-1C 6. Lowell Rogers 821-4C 7. Ken Kauffman 820-2C 8. Mike Marzitelli 820-1C 9. Steve Studt 809-1C 10. Joel Peabody 779-2C Match 3: 200 Yard Centerfire Rifle Offhand (any sights) 40 shots aggregate score. 1. Gordon Hall 758-1C 2. Steve Studt 748 3. Bruce Peglow 747 4. Mike Barret 669 Match 5: 200 Yard Centerfire Rifle Offhand (any sights) King Target 1 shot. Best Score: Art Garcia placed a shot in the “24 ring” at 6:00. Match 6: 100 Yard .22 Rimfire Rifle Benchrest (any sights) 40 shots aggregate score. 1. Rick Rarick 980-20C 2. Dave Palecek 965-15C 3. Steve Studt 960-12C 4. Gerald Klitz 956-10C 5. Mike Barret 941-9C 6. Dave Birch 935-12C 7. Grace Dick 885-9C 8. Terry Maroney 861 9. Dave Newell 845-12C 10. Gordon Hall 748-3C 11. Dave Dedrick 558 Match 7: 100 Yard .22 Rimfire Rifle Benchrest (iron sights) 40 shots aggregate score. 1. Rick Rarick 943-6C

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JLouis Frequent Elocutionist Offline Posts: 10625 Joined: Apr 8^th, 2009	Re: GRRC Schuetzen Matches, August 11-12 Reply #1 - Aug 14^th, 2013 at 6:25pm	Print Post
	Wow these are names I have never ran across since I started this game back in 2000, where were all these good folks hiding. It was as if a whole new group of new shooters just popped out of no where and that would be an outstanding thing to have happen.

	" It Is Better To Now Have Been A Has Been Than A Never Was Or A Wanna Be "
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sportslube Oldtimer Offline Posts: 532 Location: Eau Claire, wi Joined: May 13^th, 2008	Re: GRRC Schuetzen Matches, August 11-12 Reply #2 - Aug 14^th, 2013 at 10:02pm	Print Post
	looks like the bullets worked well for you steve


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Old-Win Frequent Elocutionist Offline Posts: 1667 Location: Minnesota Joined: Nov 24^th, 2005	Re: GRRC Schuetzen Matches, August 11-12 Reply #3 - Aug 14^th, 2013 at 10:52pm	Print Post
	John, Bruce Peglow started Schuetzen at GRRC near Harris, MN about 3-4 years ago and has grown from just a few shooters to over 20 at this last match. Scores are slowly improving as experience grows. This is where I shot my first match last weekend. Bob Saathoff


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JLouis Frequent Elocutionist Offline Posts: 10625 Joined: Apr 8^th, 2009	Re: GRRC Schuetzen Matches, August 11-12 Reply #4 - Aug 15^th, 2013 at 12:29pm	Print Post
	Bob that gentleman truly deserves some serious recognition, what he has accomplished in that short amount of time is down right amazing. My hat goes off to him and his very rewarding efforts. Now to get the rest of the groups across the country to do the same.

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Bruce P Full Member Offline Posts: 126 Location: Oakdale Joined: Oct 31^st, 2006	Re: GRRC Schuetzen Matches, August 11-12 Reply #5 - Aug 18^th, 2013 at 3:26pm	Print Post
	I probably ought to jump in here with a few comments. To begin with I appreciate the kind remarks. I got into competition shooting back in the early 80's, at that time my focus was shooting muzzleloaders at novelty matches and then competitively at NMLRA Territorial Matches here in the upper Midwest. I've been to Friendship a few times, even medaled on the odd target on occasion; much to my delight. When the BPCR matches got going in earnest back in the early 90's I jumped into that with both feet. For me it was just another step in the evolution and development of firearms and my love for history and the firearms associated with it. I have always been attracted to fine old target rifles. The appeal of the artistry and craftsmanship along with fine accuracy was an irresistible pull. I started the GRRC Schuetzen discipline back in May 2008 at our club in Harris to see if there was any interest in sustaining such a discipline. In the early matches turn out was low, but there was clearly an interest there. I believe it is important to affiliate with a National Organization such as the ASSRA. We are a Charter Club now and a good many of us are dues paying members of the ASSRA. The program has seen some changes. Early on most of the guys were shooting their buffalo guns, some still do, but many are now acquiring the correct equipment. There is a good representation of CPA's fine rifles, as well as some original Steven's 44.5's, some Highwalls, a Ballard, and a couple of those Old World German models. It is no small investment as we all know. The competition is getting tougher, this is a good thing, the guys are learning. No one has shot a 250 yet, but a couple of the fellows are getting real close. Bruce Peglow


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