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F-Class – 2019 Art Bourne Memorial Match Results
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.22 PRS Match Results (from May 12)
May 12th Results – Kamloops Rimfire Precision Series (KRPS)
Good turnout for the first match, 17 shooters. Thanks to our sponsors: Powder Keg, Go Big Tactical and Modular Driven Technologies (MDT) MDT. We had a shooter from the LMD and for our next match we are expecting more shooters!
Results for the 10 Stages, max possible score 100 points:
1. Ed Preto 74
2. Winona 64
3. Steven Spuzak 57
4. Al Homer 56
5. Marlin Kachmar 52
6. Don Piper 49
7. Dan Wright 37
next match is scheduled at KTSA Long Range for June 23rd and Aug 18th. SIgn up at the Powder Keg or email
Rim Fire Rifle Fun Shoot March 31 Results
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Cowboy Action Shooting Fun Match May 12 Results
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IPSC Fun Match May 5 Results
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Multi-Gun Match May 4 Results
.22 Rimfire PRS Introductory Shoot
KTSA Long Range
Sunday May 12, 2019, starts at 8:30 Am (5 hr event)
Fee: $10 (non members welcome)
What do you need?:
Rimfire Rifle in 22 LR with a scope and 200 rounds of ammo.
If you don’t have a rifle, there will be several you can borrow.
Hearing and Eye Protection needed.
What will we shoot?: Steel targets at ranges of 50 to 200 metres off of various props (barricades, tires, tank trap, etc)
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IPSC Fun Match May 5
6 Stages
Black Badge required
Registration open 8am, first shot down range 9am
Bring your own lunch and water
Match fee $25
Spring March Shoot Report
We had a beautiful weekend with some of the best and calmest shooting conditions I have ever seen.
We shot both 300 and 500 meters. We shoot these ranges in the spring and fall as the weather can be unpredictable.
29 shooters showed up and the interesting thing was 5 shooters came from Alberta and several more form the LML. We are getting more and more interest from the LML.
The highlights of the shoot included not one but two perfect 75-15V targets. Brad Trayner shot a perfect score at 300 meters and Greg Delinheer shot the same at 500 meters. In our rules if you shoot a perfect score then you keep shooting until you drop a V. Greg actually shot 19 rounds in a row into a 2 1⁄2” circle at 500 m!!
This is extremely hard and the last perfect score was in 2016 by Sue Baardsen in the Frosty Farky in Ocotber at 500 m.
This match featured competitor pulled targets saving a large amount of money which was returned to the club.
Great time was had by all marking the beginning of the shooting season.