12 shooters showed up to compete for our last match of the season.  The weekend weather was stormy and rainy, but at match time we shot in moderate conditions. 

Mel took Sporter (Paul was second for once) while Chris took Custom. 

In a big change from previous matches only one shooter averaged more than 2000 per target.  We need more wind to practice in!

Thanks to Paul for organizing the match, and to Shawn and Mel for scoring. 

Last match of the season, see you next year!
 
...and the results:

This month, we held our combined Group and Score 300 yard match.  In this format, we hang both a Group and a 200 yard Score target at 300 yards.  You have 14 minutes to complete both targets, and we repeat the process 5 times for the complete match.

Because this shoot combines Group and Score, scoring is done on the basis of points.  You get one point for every competitor you beat in each match. 

A good turnout of 9 shooters got beautiful fall weather and very mild conditions, although, as usual, conditions started to pick up as the morning went on.  We started at 8 degrees while we finished at close to 20.

Congrats to Milan who had the smallest agg in the Group competition - Good shooting in interesting conditions!

Thanks to Art who called the match, Joe who collected our money and to Pete, Bob and Art who wrangled the targets at 300 yards.  Thanks again to Art who scored the Score targets. 

Our next match is November 2nd, and we'll be back to shooting Group at 100 and 200 yards.

Here are the results:

14 shooters showed up to compete in very mild conditions on a beautiful summer day. 

We welcomed Gurnoor Chahal, shooting Sporter.   

Don took Benchrest, Derreck took Custom (in the Peters battle) and Paul took Sporter.

Once again, more than half the Benchrest shooters averaged more than 2000 per target.  Practice makes perfect! 

Thanks to Paul for organizing the match, to Shawn, Mike and Art for scoring and to Tim for organizing the scored targets.   

Next match is September 27, hope to see a good turnout!     
 
...and the results:

15 shooters showed up to compete in mostly calm conditions, although the second relay did have its moments. 

Paul took Sporter (as well as all 4 best targets) while Derreck took Custom, exactly matching his Benchrest score!  We also welcomed Scott, we hope he will make our monthly matches a habit.

Benchrest is becoming quite competitive, with more than half the shooters averaging more than 2000 per target.  Practice makes perfect! 

Thanks to Paul for organizing the match, and to Shawn, Mike and Mel for scoring.     

Next match is July 19, the Bob Goehring Memorial, our premier match of the year.  Hope to see a good turnout!     
 
...and the results:

14 shooters showed up to compete in typical spring conditions with variable winds, gusty at times.  It's Cottonwood season, and the fluff sometimes passed for wind indicators. 

Paul took Benchrest and Sporter while Derreck took Custom with the best overall score of the day.  We also welcomed Clem, we hope he will make our monthly matches a habit!

Thanks to Paul for organizing the match, and to Shawn and Mike for scoring.     

Next match is June 28, hope to see a good turnout!     
 
...and the results:

With a bunch of absences our May match attracted 6 shooters - Thanks to all who participated. 

Weather was challenging from the beginning, with shifting winds and changing temperatures. 

Art organized and ran the targets with help from Don.  Art also did the scoring while Joe called the line.  Thanks to all who pitched in.   

Next match is our annual Jim Latham Memorial Match Sunday, June 1 where we will shoot Score at 100, 200 and 300 yards.  This match has a long tradition and we hope to see a good turnout!

...and this month's results - 100 Yards:



200 Yards:


 
...and the Agg:

We held this year's shoot in the usual changeable weather conditions, although this spring has been much colder than last year!  A few last minute cancellations left us with a thin field of only 12 shooters, and we shot 2 relays on a single backer frame.  As usual, practice and the 2 match days all provided very different conditions. 

As usual, the scoring and target crews provided prompt and accurate service!

Thanks to all who participated, particularly our visitors from Vancouver Island, who made the ferry journey.

And finally, thanks to all the shooters who pitched in to help.  It was always easy to fine someone to lend a hand!

Equipment List to follow...

And the results:
Light Varmint 100 yards:


Heavy Varmint 100 yards:


Light Varmint 200 yards:


Heavy Varmint 200 yards:


Light Varmint agg:


Heavy Varmint agg:


and the 2 Gun:

As usual, this will be a "standard" 2-gun group shoot format, LV/HV at 100 and 200 yards.  We'll also have some benches reserved for practice on Friday, April 11. 

You must be a BRSC member to participate, and guns must follow the BRSC/NBRSA rules for Light and Heavy Varmint.

We're trying to get a participants list together so we can arrange things - Please contact Mark DuMont (markdumont750@gmail.com) or Joe Mendham (joemendham@telus.net) to reserve your space or with any questions.

Hope to see you there!

Mark & Joe

This month, we held our combined Group and Score 300 yard match.  In this format, we hang both a Group and a 200 yard Score target at 300 yards.  You have 14 minutes to complete both targets, and we repeat the process 5 times for the complete match. 

A good turnout of 10 shooters got beautiful fall weather and very mild conditions, although, as usual, conditions started to pick up as the morning went on.  We started at 10 degrees while we finished at close to 20. 

With Pete away, Art handled the targets, Allan took our money and Joe called the match.  Thanks to all who pitched in! 

Our next match is November 3rd, and we'll be back to shooting Group at 100 and 200 yards. 

Because it is hard to compare Group and Score results, we adopt a scoring system where a shooter gets 1 point for each person with a lower score / group size in a particular match.  These scores are tallied and the one with the most points wins. 

Here are the results:

12 shooters showed up to compete on a beautiful early fall morning.  Conditions were very benign.   

Paul took Benchrest and Sporter while Mel took Custom.  The scores in Sporter have been steadily improving, and the top two scores in Sporter would have secured second place in the Benchrest class!

Thanks to Paul for organizing the match.  Scoring was a group affair, with Shawn, Mike, Mel and Derrick all pitching in.   

Next match is October 26, our last match of the season.     
 
...and the results: