40 Shot Iron Sight Bench Centerfire:

970 Rob Pipke
965 Dave Patterson
956 Tom Bodnar
948 Sylvia Bodnar
941 Colleen Pipke
939 Wayne Tellier
934 William Harrison
932 Kyle Tellier
920 Britni Smith
912 Jared Smith
897 Ron Smith
891 Howard Vickerman
880 Lee Belcher
804 Cara Belcher
756 Nancy Harrison
652 Steve Holborn

50 Shot 100 Yard Rimfire Bench:

1198 Dave Patterson
1184 Ron Smith
1174 Tom Bodnar
1172 Kyle Tellier
1172 Colleen Pipke
1165 Jared Smith
1161 Wayne Tellier
1156 Nancy Harrison
1154 Lee Belcher
1144 William Harrsion
1140 Rob Pipke
1130 Howard Vickerman
1128 Britni Smith
1116 Sylvia Bodnar
1057 Cara Belcher

Good shooting all.  Dave, keep practicing!  We are ready for you.  I have a new BSA MK II that is shooting well just for the RKS match. 

Jack

Our scores were not so good so I guess you will be providing us a handicap so it will be a fair competition. 
Besides we do not know how to use mirage because we never have light wind days up here. 
I think you guys still have home court advantage.

The young Smith Clan (younger grand children) cannot come yet but you can see we have a new generation in training.
Ron`s great grandchildren were also there shooting swingers and gophers.

Since there is no border fence how will Homeland Security know where we are crossing Bob?

With approved ATF temporary import forms I understand we can bring our rifles but  lumber, vegetables and milk have countervail duties.

But Jack does your BSA MKII rifle have a Canadian grade RKS barrel? I also shoot a MKII - RKS Canadian upgrade..

My offhand practice was shooting gophers with my .40-65 1874 Shiloh Sharps with a Soule sight. That was a hoot.

Much tougher than shooting at chickens, considering their size and you have to estimate the distance.

We have a newbie; Vic, who will need your offhand guidance Joe. 
Colleen is kind of secretive, but seems to give us an offhand lesson without any practice.
We have another excellent offhand Schuetzen shooter (Gerard); however he will be going to the BPCR Provincials when the Spokane match is on.

Jack I thought the rules were you were only allowed to use one rifle in a competition and could not switch rifles between relays.

You guys planning on cheating before we even start?

Sorry Jack. 
Eley now recognizes the Alberta Schuetzen Guild as International competitors and is selling Tenex or Tenex Biathalon to us now at greatly reduced rates (30% less).
Eley is building an indoor test range at Calgary so we will be able to test different Tenex lots and better fine tune our rifles.

What does it weigh Jack?

I think the rifle is only about 13 lbs.  I got it from Vall after he cleaned it up and did some stock repair. It has a Harlow flat spring arrangement that I did some fiddling with to make it work OK. Short chamber, sloppy head space but shoots really well so I am leaving it alone. 

Joe.  Aye get it now. That’s a boot it!