Juice5610 wrote: Well I should give up my position on the line too BUT I do need the trigger time if I'm going to win top 308 before the June match...... soooo NO! Let this be a lesson to all you none members! Join the club and get RSVP priority

Membership has it's benefits.

Is there going to be chrono available that day? I am going to download a ballistic program on my iphone to use.
Thanks,
Brian

Gents,

Please remove me from the waiting list.

While shooting in the cold rain isn't a problem, it looks like the Grapevine is going to be hard to cross if it gets towards freezing.

We'll catch y'all next time around.

Later,
Charles

Waldo wrote:Gents,

Please remove me from the waiting list.

While shooting in the cold rain isn't a problem, it looks like the Grapevine is going to be hard to cross if it gets towards freezing.

We'll catch y'all next time around.

Later,
Charles

I haven't seen you in a while buddy. Hope to see you when it starts getting warmer.

If anyone routinely goes through the grapevine for our shoots, PM me for my phone number, I live on the south side in Castaic, if you ever get stuck on the south side, I got a spare bedroom and/or a warm place to wait it out.

Mike

Waldo wrote:Gents,

Please remove me from the waiting list.

While shooting in the cold rain isn't a problem, it looks like the Grapevine is going to be hard to cross if it gets towards freezing.

We'll catch y'all next time around.

Later,
Charles

Jose..

It has been awhile... Looking forward to getting down south for some of the events so you can coach me on the finer points of shooting matches! Still a major newb here..

Take care, sir..

Later,
Charles

GforceJunkie wrote:If anyone routinely goes through the grapevine for our shoots, PM me for my phone number, I live on the south side in Castaic, if you ever get stuck on the south side, I got a spare bedroom and/or a warm place to wait it out.

Mike

Cue the


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sooo wrong

Waldo wrote:Jose..

It has been awhile... Looking forward to getting down south for some of the events so you can coach me on the finer points of shooting matches! Still a major newb here..

Take care, sir..

Later,
Charles

Brother I've only shot 4 matches I have no business teaching others lol I'll leave that to the seasoned vets

Juice5610 wrote: I have no business teaching others

Not according to your name....

DirtRacer151 wrote:
Not according to your name....

Well if thats what were going by then I apologize my Queen

[quote="GforceJunkie"]If anyone routinely goes through the grapevine for our shoots, PM me for my phone number, I live on the south side in Castaic, if you ever get stuck on the south side, I got a spare bedroom and/or a warm place to wait it out.

Mike


Mike,

Thanks for the heads up..I'll keep that in mind. Even if the weather doesn't catch me out, my 1990 Accord has 440K miles on it. It's been reliable, but as Murphy goes, would probably take a crapper on me over the pass!

Later,
Charles

I woke up this morning with a bad case of the flu. I apologize I will not be able to make it. I am also very contagious. Sorry for the late notice. I hope to see you next time.

Dress warm,the weather report is snow down to 1000 ft, Angeles is about 1600 ft!

Please put me down as a non-shooter.

Well I just came back from Santa Clarita and drove past ASR I was doing site inspections with an architect form another company. Climbing a steel access ladder and being on a roof while its raining sucks... Anyway Its raining the clinic is tomorrow.....

and to quote Seth

"If it aint rainnin we aint trainnin..."


Right?.......

Juice5610 wrote:Well I just came back from Santa Clarita and drove past ASR I was doing site inspections with an architect form another company. Climbing a steel access ladder and being on a roof while its raining sucks... Anyway Its raining the clinic is tomorrow.....

and to quote Seth

"If it aint rainnin we aint trainnin..."


Right?.......

Yep we are shooting... This little bit of rain is nothing. I had 2'' of water in the bottom of my pack after the first day in AZ. We even have a cover at ASR.

264Charlie wrote:
Yep we are shooting... This little bit of rain is nothing. I had 2'' of water in the bottom of my pack after the first day in AZ. We even have a cover at ASR.

Thats what I am talking about!

Well I just bought 5lbs of Potato Salad and a bunch of other stuff so I hope its on!!!!

If you have not read the first post in the last day or so, please check it out as there's lots more information there now.
Several people have dropped out which has moved people off the waiting list.

Weather is to be in the low to mid 40's and there's now only a 50% chance of rain.
Don't be suprised if there's snow on the ground when we arrive at 7:15 tomorrow morning...

anyone have an extra shooting mat i can borrow at the class?

AR15barrels wrote:If you have not read the first post in the last day or so, please check it out as there's lots more information there now.
Several people have dropped out which has moved people off the waiting list.

Weather is to be in the low to mid 40's and there's now only a 50% chance of rain.
Don't be suprised if there's snow on the ground when we arrive at 7:15 tomorrow morning...

Two pairs of socks and basketball shorts under my pants gotcha! I also just went to sportsmart and picked up some gloves. They're pretty cool/non tactical They're liners but are pretty warm and don't have that extra fabric at the tip of the finger

supertrooper1 wrote:anyone have an extra shooting mat i can borrow at the class?

It was mentioned that we might be shooting in relays. Your more then welcomed to use mine if we do.

I've been moved from the waiting list to confirmed shooter.... see everyone tomorrow.

Thanks,

jeff

I just finished up the course materials and it's a 30 page book.
Off to get them printed now...

Do "classroom only" students, pay full price? Is there any room for that?

para38super wrote:Do "classroom only" students, pay full price? Is there any room for that?

Read the entire first post

Juice5610 wrote: Read the entire first post

Okay, I read it.

AR15barrels wrote:I just finished up the course materials and it's a 30 page book.
Off to get them printed now...

Wow 30 pages. that's good book.

Thanks for all the hard work that went into this class guys.

See you tomorrow bright and early.

Jay

For those that didn't go to this clinic. Should we send a rescue team? I am afraid the guys are frozen solid at Angeles.

Other than cold, the weather was fine. No rain or snow, and a few hours of sun. Overall, a great day to shoot. My thanks to Seth and everyone who helped today.

Today was AWESOME!!! I learned a lot! Thank you Seth definitely for helping me out today! I can't wait for the next class

That was a really terrific day. I learnt a lot and could already feel an improvement in my prone position and in my trigger control. Plus the chicken was delicious. Thanks so much to Seth, Randall, and the rest of the crew for giving up their time. This is a great club and a great group of guys.

Thanks for all the help guys. I definitely learned a lot. I realized how many things I was doing all wrong. It was challenging changing those bad habits and it felt awkward to do it right but I saw a marked improvement in consistency by the end of the day. Thanks again Seth, Randall, Keith, Kurtis, Charlie and Nathan. Lunch was awesome too.

Another thing I realized is, I'm to lazy to be a good historian for events. I knew John and Ho weren't coming, so I brought my camera and I took like 10 pictures. Hahaha. Thanks John and Ho for always taking such awesome pictures. I tried . . .






















I'm even too lazy to make witty comments about the pictures.

Firstly we had a very well done class from Seth. We are very lucky to have a guy with such vast knowledge in the club. Everyone in attendance looked very solid by the end of the day. Congratulations guys you are well on you way to winning matches.

...and let us not forget the cook. Lunch was killer.


See you all at the next one.

Even though I wasn't shooting I came away with a lot of helpful tips. These clinics are great.

If people start talking about these clinics we should see A LOT of new faces in the coming months and should have no problem getting the shirts sold lol. Clinic was great, instructors were great, chicken was great, Kurtis was so so thanks to all that made it all possible. Your all class acts.

Looks like all went well today!

nice hat Charlie

DirtRacer151 wrote:Looks like all went well today!

nice hat Charlie

Looks and sounds like another fun event. I'm bummed because I can't attend these Saturday events. Being a Korean, I must work six days a week or face excommunication.

roypark wrote:Another thing I realized is, I'm to lazy to be a good historian for events. I knew John and Ho weren't coming, so I brought my camera and I took like 10 pictures. Hahaha. Thanks John and Ho for always taking such awesome pictures. I tried . . .

You more than tried. I think the pics look good. And you captured some of the tenor of the event. You got the pics of the targets:



It's always nice to see the targets.

These student-teacher interaction pics are always nice as well:



The most interesting pics are the pics that have people in them. Pics of guns and watches are fun to look at, but the people make the pic I think.

You got some shooting pics:



You even got some close-ups so that people could critique themselves after the session:



Good call on the food pic:



Always take pics of the food.

You pretty much covered it. Heck, you even snuck in a watch pic too:



That's pretty sweet for a rookie. You're coming along nicely.

One question for those who were there. Is this one of those Costco-sized bottles of Crown Royal or something in this pic?:



That's a pretty big bottle.

I learned so much today! Thank you Seth, Keith, Randall, Curtis(?) and who I forgot your names already for running the firing line and teaching us!
Brian

Oh, the lunch was superb! 8-)

i had a good time today. thanks everyone for putting on this clinic. looking fwd to the next. hopefully it wont be too soon, i need some time to practice what i learned today.

thanks roy for the pictures.

Hey, that's my watch and bottle of Jack.

Thanks RoyPark for the gift.

Score.

Thanks to all the teachers and seth for the great info. It will all be put to good use.

johnlee wrote:One question for those who were there. Is this one of those Costco-sized bottles of Crown Royal or something in this pic?:



That's a pretty big bottle.

It's a 1.75 of "gentleman's jack".

264Charlie wrote:Hey, that's my watch and bottle of Jack.

Thanks RoyPark for the gift.

It was my pleasure. Enjoy!

A KICK ASS DAY !
Thank you Seth, Keith, Randall, Curtis, and all that I have gleaned any help and knowledge from. I have soooooooo much homework.... but it's the funnnnnn kind.

Thanks for everything!!!!

264Charlie wrote:Hey, that's my watch and bottle of Jack.

That's not just any Jack, that's Gentelman's Jack. I'd know that bottle anywhere.

Connor P Price wrote:
That's not just any Jack, that's Gentelman's Jack. I'd know that bottle anywhere.

Thanks everyone for all your time, knowledge and the willingness to share it so freely. I only went as a viewer but I did sneak off and shoot the best group I ever have with my AR while trying out loading the bipod. Can't wait to try it with the bolt gun.

It was great to see lots of familiar faces and meet new peeps as well. See you guys at the next one.