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Re: 3-gun

Postby Rem700 on Sat Feb 20, 2010 7:58 am

Where does one go to register, I know its general location but where do you go once at the facility?

Also what time does registration start and shoot time?

How does one haul all your gear around? Regular range bag for ammo and pistol but what about long guns?

I really need to get out of the house but its an overnite low of 10 and a high of 25. :?

Any other newbs figure on trying this tommorow?

I think I have a Serpa for a M&P will that qualify for the holster? Think I have a couple of mag holders for the pistol.
Guess I will have to wear cargo pants for rifle mags and shotgun shells.

What about slings on the long guns Yes or No? Guess I should have watched the videos closer that probably would have told me.
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Re: 3-gun

Postby westberg on Sat Feb 20, 2010 9:27 am

Rem700 wrote:Where does one go to register, I know its general location but where do you go once at the facility?
Stop in at the main club house first driveway if your heading east

Also what time does registration start and shoot time?
I think 9:00 shooting at 10:00, if I'm wrong someone will correct me

How does one haul all your gear around? Regular range bag for ammo and pistol but what about long guns?
Parking pretty close to each range, does help if you have a range cart or wagon

I really need to get out of the house but its an overnite low of 10 and a high of 25. :?
Wear your wifes Cuddle Duds. :lol:

Any other newbs figure on trying this tommorow?
We're still thinking about it.

I think I have a Serpa for a M&P will that qualify for the holster? Think I have a couple of mag holders for the pistol.
Guess I will have to wear cargo pants for rifle mags and shotgun shells.
That will work fine

What about slings on the long guns Yes or No? Guess I should have watched the videos closer that probably would have told me. Slings are not needed.
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Re: 3-gun

Postby Rem700 on Sat Feb 20, 2010 12:22 pm

westberg wrote:I had a problem with the Winchester Value Pack at the Adam Arms Ozark 3-gun on two different stages, go with the Federal. The bases ripped off the hulls. My son ran about the same number of Federal in the same gun and no problem.


Thanks for the info Ron, I did say newbies as in never done this before:P
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Re: 3-gun

Postby Payne on Tue Feb 23, 2010 7:49 am

If anyone here shot the match or came to watch, I hope you enjoyed it.

It was a good 3-gun match with five courses of fire that tested shooters skills with all three weapons. It was 8 degrees at the start of the day but got to the high 20's by the end of the shoot. Burning barrels on all five stages helped to keep people warm. 27 shooters came out to test their skills and it was nice to see several new faces. Some good shooters in the bunch for this being their first competition.

There should be another one in March.
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Re: 3-gun

Postby Rem700 on Tue Feb 23, 2010 8:50 am

I am a wimp, I saw the forecast and figure maybe March might be warmer.
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Re: 3-gun

Postby gunnerbmg on Tue Feb 23, 2010 12:03 pm

I had a great time, thanks for watching out for a new guy! I was in the flight with the winners of the shotgun stage and I have to say it was very impressive, I hope to make it again. If you have ever wanted to give it try, this is the place.
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Re: 3-gun

Postby Payne on Tue Feb 23, 2010 12:24 pm

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If you were the guy with the single stack - awesome job. I was the one running our squad, Tyler is my son and Steph is his girlfriend. I taught them everything they know :lol:
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Re: 3-gun

Postby Keith on Tue Feb 23, 2010 12:58 pm

While I ended up not working I couldn't summon the motivation to do much of anything Sunday. Didn't get home from work till 5:00 on Saturday afternoon and felt more like having a beer (or two) instead of trying to find all my 3-gun stuff. Pathetic, I know. But at least we have work as compared to this time last year so I'm not going to complain too much.
Still, I better dust off the Benelli and try and get some practice in.

And I see somebody got to beat Tyler one last time before the Army turns him into a lean, mean, shooting machine. :lol:
Yeah, but I shoot with THIS hand.
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Re: 3-gun

Postby Payne on Tue Feb 23, 2010 1:39 pm

Keith

Yeah, good fun it was.

I am glad to see work is picking up. I was going to invite you to BRM3G as I had an extra seat in the truck and more room in the motel room, but I see it is filled up now. If you get a chance to check out the stages posted on brianenos.com they look pretty good.

You also might want to do a search on http://www.3GunNation.com , a new web site sponsored by FN. They have joined with the Versus Channel to do some video taping of some of the matches and having shoot-off for cash. Looks pretty neat. Getting 3-gun more into the public eye.
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Re: 3-gun

Postby gunnerbmg on Wed Feb 24, 2010 7:04 am

Yup, I was the single stack guy. Old guy with old guns :D , you ran a great shoot and made it easy. You did a heck of a job passing on all that speed and skill to the youngsters :lol: .
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Re: 3-gun

Postby Payne on Wed Feb 24, 2010 8:41 am

gunnerbmg

I guess old guys with old guns can still kick it! Good job.

As for the kids, I would love to take credit, but to be honest we have learned everything from the likes of Keith and others that were at the match on Sunday. Each shoot brings a new revelation, I guess that is what keeps us coming back. These matches are the only live fire shooting I have the chance to do, but I do a lot of "dry-fire" drills with the weapons and equipment and that seems to help a lot.
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Re: 3-gun

Postby gunnerbmg on Wed Feb 24, 2010 8:58 am

Payne

It sure shows that you practice and know the ins and outs of the match. It was interesting to see how it all worked. I really liked being able to use all three guns , anytime I can burn some powder, I like it.
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Re: 3-gun

Postby cetme on Wed Mar 03, 2010 1:01 pm

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Re: 3-gun

Postby macphisto on Wed Mar 03, 2010 1:34 pm

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