I was away for the match, so commentary is a little thin!

Thanks to Gord for handling the scoring, I just made it a little prettier!

Next match is September 27, hope to see a good turnout.

...and the results: 

Hello,
Here are the results of the BR50 (22LR) competition held on October 5, 2025, at the Maska Shooting Club.
 This event marks the conclusion of the Benchrest Qu?bec season.
 I would like to express my gratitude to the Maska Shooting Club for graciously lending us their site; to Jean-Marc for compiling the results; to the volunteers for target verification; to the line officials; and to Chief Luis for the barbecue.
We had twelve shooters present, an excellent number considering the start of hunting season.
 The weather was unusually warm for the month of October, with fairly consistent wind, though with a few gusts.
 I hope this season has been enjoyable for you.
 Congratulations to David Bisaillon for his score of 990 out of 1000 with 47 Xs.
 We look forward to seeing you next season.

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:

 The last shoot is complete for the ORSA group for this year. We had beautiful fall weather, with sunshine all weekend long!
Many thanks to the Elmira Rod & Gun club, the membership, and directors, for their support throughout this year.
For many of us who do not compete in the USA, this is the only place we can get together and enjoy this sport, and fellowship.
Thank you to the ORSA membership. I look forward to seeing all of you every year!!
 Thanks goes out to the people that make ORSA work, Brian Shoemaker, Paul Connor, Steve Hornsby, Bill Mitchell, Cole Timbers and Stewart Forrest. These are the people we counted on all season long to keep things safe, and enjoyable.
Also thank you to all the volunteers that showed up over this past year to help out with target crews, RSO, scoring, and Kitchen.
This past weekends target crew, was Konrad Schroeder. He did it all by himself. Scorer was Paul Connor, Kitchen, Steve Hornsby, RSO, Brian and myself Thank you all!

Winter well, and hope to see you all in the spring!!
 

that is an impressive pile of fi=furniture!!!
congratulations on the return for the hard work!
most of all, thanks for representing Canada; that goes to the whole team!