Oh yeah, it was awesome and I learned a lot...it also confirmed other stuff I had gathered elsewhere but all from the mystery web, so it was nice to hear someone actually teach it. Overall it was a big learner for me.
Classroom was great. Charlie taught it well and I can see why you do instructional stuff around the country. You are very good at it. Thanks.
Lunch time. The BBQ was great too. I chowed down.....perfect meal. BBQ Tri-Tip and chicken.....both cooked to perfection, beans, garlic bread, tons of fruit......water and Gatorade...... impressive.
Getting down on my full belly after chow was tough.....I wanted to take an after lunch nap.
This was the first time shooting prone for me since I was in the military when I was 18 and fit as a fiddle, supple etc. Many years pass and 4 fairly recent spine surgeries later....back and neck ......well let's just say I was battling getting behind the 'scope. But here comes Nathan and get's right up next to me...belly down on the dirt....and gives pointers, helps out building up my cheek weld.......and also Nick, who also unselfishly took the time to get down behind my rifle and help with rear bag choice and some tips also. Then there were all the guys who offered help, whether at the line or up at the targets, reading the values....Steven and others...Nathan, Randall, Brad etc......I'm so sorry if I do not remember everybody by name but I was really cognizant of the great attitude and friendliness. And not just me......I saw many of the shooters getting attention, help with setup etc. Way bang for the buck and anyone who has not done this course.....you owe it to yourself to do one.
Looking forward to Part B.
Thanks a ton folks. Very cool presentation.
