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ORSA - Ontario Rifle Shooters Association / Alex Calder 2 Gun Winner Brian Shoemaker
« Last post by JDoucette on September 17, 2024, 04:25:22 AM » First and second place 2 gun winners Brian Shoemaker and Vera Carter
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ORSA - Ontario Rifle Shooters Association / Alex Calder Memorial
« Last post by JDoucette on September 17, 2024, 04:21:51 AM »Elmira Rod and Gun Club hosted the Alex Calder Memorial this past weekend. The weather was perfect all weekend long!! We had 13 shooters in attendance looking to take home the Alex Calder Cup.
"The Legend Bob Kerr" took top honors at the 100yd LV with a nice .2132 agg with Vera Carter close behind with a .2172.
The afternoon HV George Carter got into the mix with a .2530 agg with Brian Shoemaker right behind with a .2534 agg.
Sunday morning we stretched it out to 200yds and Dave Abbott shot a nice .2769 agg to take first place in the HV.
The afternoon LV was won by Brian Shoemaker with a .2467 agg.
When it was all washed out it was Brian Shoemaker taking the 2 gun with a .2650 agg, Vera Carter in 2nd with a .2819, and Stan "The Man" Walter taking 3rd with a .2926 agg.
Have to thank all the volunteers for there help this past weekend. Without volunteer's there would be no matches!!
Kitchen Staff -Steve Hornsby and Pat Carder
Scorers- Alex Alves and Sean Schuknecht
Target Crew- Steven Gostel, Matt Kraehling, Charles Hamilton and Tyler Stewart
Range Officer- Paul Connor
Our next shoot will be the last for the season on Oct 5-6.
Please get in touch with Brian if you want to reserve a bench at brian.shoemaker@wightman.ca
Hope to see you all in Oct.
"The Legend Bob Kerr" took top honors at the 100yd LV with a nice .2132 agg with Vera Carter close behind with a .2172.
The afternoon HV George Carter got into the mix with a .2530 agg with Brian Shoemaker right behind with a .2534 agg.
Sunday morning we stretched it out to 200yds and Dave Abbott shot a nice .2769 agg to take first place in the HV.
The afternoon LV was won by Brian Shoemaker with a .2467 agg.
When it was all washed out it was Brian Shoemaker taking the 2 gun with a .2650 agg, Vera Carter in 2nd with a .2819, and Stan "The Man" Walter taking 3rd with a .2926 agg.
Have to thank all the volunteers for there help this past weekend. Without volunteer's there would be no matches!!
Kitchen Staff -Steve Hornsby and Pat Carder
Scorers- Alex Alves and Sean Schuknecht
Target Crew- Steven Gostel, Matt Kraehling, Charles Hamilton and Tyler Stewart
Range Officer- Paul Connor
Our next shoot will be the last for the season on Oct 5-6.
Please get in touch with Brian if you want to reserve a bench at brian.shoemaker@wightman.ca
Hope to see you all in Oct.
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WBSF - World Benchrest Shooting Federation Events / Re: Invitation to Qualify for 2025 World Championships in St. Louis
« Last post by rpollock on September 16, 2024, 09:52:43 PM »Qualifying Post AB Provincials.
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Club Events / Re: lac-megantic benchrest shootgroup
« Last post by rpollock on September 16, 2024, 09:40:49 PM »Thanks for posting. Nice to see.
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Club Events / lac-megantic benchrest shootgroup
« Last post by M Langlois on September 16, 2024, 07:38:22 PM »alt+p
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BRSC - Benchrest Shooters Canada / Re: Sept. 14-15 Rosebud BRSC Alberta Provincials (2-Gun LV/HV 100/200)
« Last post by rpollock on September 16, 2024, 10:49:57 AM »I wanted to take a moment and thank Doug Wright of March Scopes Canada for his generous support of Benchrest Shooting in Canada https://marchscopes.ca/
Doug donated a $1000 March Scope Gift Certificate which was won by Kelly Norgard. In addition each competitor received a $500 Gift Certificate towards a March scope purchase.
This level of support is appreciated by the Club and the BRSC, and I know the competitors appreciate it as well.
That is Kelly in the attached photo receiving his Certificate.
Doug donated a $1000 March Scope Gift Certificate which was won by Kelly Norgard. In addition each competitor received a $500 Gift Certificate towards a March scope purchase.
This level of support is appreciated by the Club and the BRSC, and I know the competitors appreciate it as well.
That is Kelly in the attached photo receiving his Certificate.
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BRSC - Benchrest Shooters Canada / Re: Sept. 14-15 Rosebud BRSC Alberta Provincials (2-Gun LV/HV 100/200)
« Last post by rpollock on September 16, 2024, 10:39:10 AM »A great turnout with 23 shooters. The first photos is the Friday practice day about 9am, and the line was almost full. The second and third photos were on the saturday.
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BRSC - Benchrest Shooters Canada / Re: BRSC Canadian Benchrest Records
« Last post by rpollock on September 16, 2024, 10:30:13 AM »I am pleased to report that the Record Committee has confirmed a new record for Hugh Williamson as follows:
Unlimited 5 shot 100 yard Aggregate of .1630", shot on July 14th at the Stampede Shootout.
Unlimited 5 shot 100 yard Aggregate of .1630", shot on July 14th at the Stampede Shootout.
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BRSC - Benchrest Shooters Canada / Re: Sept. 14-15 Rosebud BRSC Alberta Provincials (2-Gun LV/HV 100/200)
« Last post by rpollock on September 16, 2024, 08:58:39 AM »The 2024 Alberta Provincials are complete. It was a great weekend with 23 shooters in attendance. Shooters from MB and BC joined us for the last shoot of the season at Rosebud. Provincial Champion is Hugh Williamson! Thanks to everyone who made this happen; the Rosebud Club, the target crew, the scorer, and all the behind the scenes people needed to make the shoot possible.
Hugh Williamson had a possible BRSC record with a .159" in LV 200 yards, now in the hands of the scoring committee.
Details posted below. I will add pictures a bit later as well as an equipment list.
Hugh Williamson had a possible BRSC record with a .159" in LV 200 yards, now in the hands of the scoring committee.
Details posted below. I will add pictures a bit later as well as an equipment list.
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Off Topic / Re: A cool gadget
« Last post by Kelly N. on September 16, 2024, 07:32:24 AM »They are great! I had a Magnetospeed previously and it wasn't ideal, I always wanted to buy a Labradar but the cost and seeing how others occasionally struggled with them was a deterrent. I sold the Magnetospeed and bought a Garmin as soon as they came out, great little units.
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