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Smallbore 2019 Northwest Conventional Prone Regional Match Results

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Roger McRoberts Wins 2019 Northwest Conventional Prone Regional Match

The first conventional prone regional match in the northwest in years (if not decades) was held on August 17-18 at the Tacoma Rifle and Revolver Range. 23 shooters competed in the regional match.

The course of fire was a 2400, with the matches on Day 1 being iron sight and Day 2 any sight (riflescope allowed. On each day, matches shot were:

  • Dewar             20 shots 50 yards, 20 shots 100 yards
  • 100 Yards        40 shots
  • 50 Meters        40 shots

Match winners were awarded for each day. Daily aggregate scores were:

Iron Sight          Robbie Hainline            1198-83X

Any Sight          Roger McRoberts          1199-99X

Roger McRoberts won the Grand Aggregate and the regional match championship with a score of 2396-174X.

Class winners were:

1st Master                                 Dan Erpenbach             2392-155X

1st Expert                                  Robbie Hainline            2387-152X

1st Sharpshooter/Marksman      Garrett Loree                2360-93X

2nd Sharpshooter/Marksman     Riley Neiders                2342-92X

Kenmore August Highpower Newsletter

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Seven competitors for the WCW NRA National Match Course, held August 11th.

Two returning from a long absence, very glad that they were able to find their way back.  Two that were brand new to the game. A big welcome to those folks as well, hope all will return for next month’s National Match Course on Sunday, September 8, 2019.  In October, we’ll switch to a CMP Game which is an opportunity to bring out your Garand – if you have one – if not remember the club has loaners – let me know if your interested and I’ll fill you in on the particulars and make the arrangements.

For this match, good news all where on the paper!  Some better than others.  Top score was 475-9X.  Three others had scores surpassing the 450 mark.  These folks are tough!

As I was turning in paperwork at the range office I notice that one of our range masters was wearing a hat that read 2K65 – I asked what is that?  It was the range in yards to a group he fired using a 6.5 Creedmoor.  At that range I’d think the target was a bucket to catch the rounds as they fell out of the sky from exhausted velocity and being just plain tired.  Whoa what a shot – next time you see the hat you should address them as Master 😉

See you on the range. George G. Smith

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