Well, we had near-perfect weather with blue skies, warm weather, and just enough wind to cut the mirage.  My only regret is that more shooters weren't able to get out and enjoy it.

All of the shooters who came were more interested in shooting from the bench than in getting in any offhand, so results show 200 yd CF BR and 100 yd RF BR only.  We had a total of 10 shooters, with 7 the first day and 4 leaving after Friday and 3 taking their place on Saturday. While your humble scribe registered for both days, I was busy running the match and ended the weekend without recording a single target, so here are the results from the other 9.

200 yd CF Bench
Jim Rowe                       241-3C
Dale Flinchum                238-2C
Jim Wertz                      237-1C
J Stuart Mahler              231-1C
Tommy Howard              231-1C
Jim Wheeler                  226-1C
Tim Kuntz                     203-1C (with irons)

100 yd RF BR
Tommy Howard             247-7C
Jim Wertz                     247-7C
Jim Rowe                      246-4C
J Stuart Mahler             243-4C
Ted Greer                     240-3C
Jim Wheeler                 239-0C
Jim Parker                    236-2C
Tim Kuntz                     228-0C

Like last year, we shared the Brushy Mountain Club facility with the Skeet shooters.  As always BMC was a great host.  Hope to see more of you back with us in the Fall (19 & 20 October) or if you've never made it, talk to somebody who has.  I think you'll enjoy it here, but remember... "You must be present to attend!" 

Charlie Shaeff
aka Green Frog
Schuetzenmeister, Chief Cook & Bottle Washer

Good folks=good times, great match. Thanks for having me, regards, Dale.

Ray,

I just got my Journal with word of you shooting that 250 @ Asheville... I don't know whether we'll let you come back up here and whomp up on us poor country boys!  Oh well, come on back... being able to claim another 250 shot on our range would be cool too!  Congratulations.

Froggie