Awesome pics Mike. I need a 5D.

Serious. Awesome pics Michael. How did you find time to shoot the match and take pictures?

Thanks for the pics.

roypark wrote:Serious. Awesome pics Michael. How did you find time to shoot the match and take pictures?

yeah, that's the hard part.

roypark wrote:Serious. Awesome pics Michael. How did you find time to shoot the match and take pictures?

Well it's tough, that's why I didn't get that many.

After all the shootin' ended, we hit the chow line..



People showing off their duty gear. This is a Gen II (or I?) thermal..




First Place winner Mark Quintana...



Second Place winner Todd Powers of Phantom Finishing (if you ever need a stick painted, he's your man)



Third Place winner, Dr. Ryan Kerr DDS from Kerr Dentistry... (if you ever need a tooth filled or a coyote taken down at 1000 yards!)




TPRC was a tough match and a good time with friends, thanks to everyone who made it worth shooting!

The toy was a Elcan Specter IR Thermal weapon sight

Is that guy in the pics with the top 3 shooters related to Tim(Reginas husband)?

Juice5610 wrote:Is that guy in the pics with the top 3 shooters related to Tim(Reginas husband)?

Scott (pictured) is the MD and Tim's brother.

MichaelV wrote:
Scott (pictured) is the MD and Tim's brother.

Ha! I should work at the airport as a profiler lol

Juice5610 wrote: Ha! I should work at the airport as a profiler lol

Except we don't profile. Everyone is equally a terrorist in the US.

oni wrote:
Except we don't profile. Everyone is equally a terrorist in the US.

Look man I just wanna be TSA and get to fondle some T&A when our pat down lady is out sick

Juice5610 wrote:Is that guy in the pics with the top 3 shooters related to Tim(Reginas husband)?

In the picture above with Ryan holding his plague, Tim's left hand is just about touching Scott's right elbow...

Werner's Capt Morgan pose while geting ready to start the obstacle course in the wash:


The pipe you had to crawl through in the mud:


Sniper hooch:


Clay Pigeons at 11yd and 22yd:


Strong/Weak side barricades on 2/3 IPSC at 350yds:


One shot from each step and then one through each port on this prop:


There's really no stable way to shoot over a bed rail in a truck:

AR15barrels wrote:
In the picture above with Ryan holding his plague, Tim's left hand is just about touching Scott's right elbow...

And Scott's right hand was on Ryan's ass. :o


Damn Randall, is that date big enough on your pics??

Did he do this upside down?

MichaelV wrote:Damn Randall, is that date big enough on your pics??

264Charlie wrote:Did he do this upside down?

Kurt's pictures from the hide.
I take no responsibility for the font size of the date or for the person holding the camera upside down.

Looks like a really challenging match. Nice pics.

That was a wet-ass match. My money is still wet two days after.

I got some snippets of LVMike, 264Charlie and RKSimple.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tdoEh5G_XA

ReligiousShooter wrote:That was a wet-ass match. My money is still wet two days after.

I got some snippets of LVMike, 264Charlie and RKSimple.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tdoEh5G_XA

AWESOME video, thanks for posting!

Great stuff as always Gordon.

Very nice

Thank you...

ReligiousShooter wrote:That was a wet-ass match. My money is still wet two days after.

I got some snippets of LVMike, 264Charlie and RKSimple.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tdoEh5G_XA

Holy crap that looks challenging and fun! I'm assuming no one was able to pick up their brass on those obstacle courses.

I like this pic of Charlie:

roypark wrote: Holy crap that looks challenging and fun! I'm assuming no one was able to pick up their brass on those obstacle courses.

Only if they went through the entire COF at the end of the day IF they were allowed to.... The few the proud the brass pickers

roypark wrote: Holy crap that looks challenging and fun! I'm assuming no one was able to pick up their brass on those obstacle courses.

You could have someone follow you on some courses, not others. Really some much brass it was hard to tell what was yours. I lost about 40pc in total.

I lost 65 pieces total.
That's more than the last year and a half combined.

With the trouble with chambering with a dirty gun and loosing brass, it sounds like a perfect occasion to have a few hundred rounds loaded up with brass on its last reload, and bump the shoulder back to min spec.

GforceJunkie wrote:With the trouble with chambering with a dirty gun and loosing brass, it sounds like a perfect occasion to have a few hundred rounds loaded up with brass on its last reload, and bump the shoulder back to min spec.

I used up a bunch of my 7x fired brass that will barely hold a primer. ;)

GforceJunkie wrote:With the trouble with chambering with a dirty gun and loosing brass, it sounds like a perfect occasion to have a few hundred rounds loaded up with brass on its last reload, and bump the shoulder back to min spec.

But then Id worry about having a case split during a match and having half of it stuck in the chamber

AR15barrels wrote:
I used up a bunch of my 7x fired brass that will barely hold a primer. ;)

Shit, I only had unfired brand new Norma cases. They cost almost a buck a case and I lost a ton of them. : (

I'll take worrying over a DNF anyday

brian01tj wrote:
But then Id worry about having a case split during a match and having half of it stuck in the chamber

I just saw this vid of me shooting the obstacle course in the wash. What you can't see is the rain.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tX3N3d5p ... er&list=UL" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I gotta say guys, you all shot extremely well given the conditions. We set out to create a challenging match and I'm glad we were able to do that, but mostly, I'm glad you had some fun. It was a pleasure helping to run everyone through the wash (and I was out there ALL weekend in the rain and wind and mud).

MichaelV wrote:I just saw this vid of me shooting the obstacle course in the wash. What you can't see is the rain.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tX3N3d5p ... er&list=UL" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

NICE but LOL at 1:57 yours is the only piece of brass on the left side of that doghouse I bet the right side had a bunch.... Damn lefty weirdo

LH_Gina wrote:I gotta say guys, you all shot extremely well given the conditions. We set out to create a challenging match and I'm glad we were able to do that, but mostly, I'm glad you had some fun. It was a pleasure helping to run everyone through the wash (and I was out there ALL weekend in the rain and wind and mud).

Hey Regina, the wash was my favorite segment of the match, even with the rain and mud. Going through the tubes and under the wire was a kick. Thanks for the good time.

MV

Dont forget her shopping carts.....

Who was the LP running around taking photo's of everything and where are they posted..... I think Randall said his name was Mike....

Gnzrme wrote:Who was the LP running around taking photo's of everything and where are they posted..... I think Randall said his name was Mike....

That's the official match photographer.
Pictures will eventually end up on http://www.thetprc.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Where are the pics/vid of this!!!!???

I have video of that, but I do not have a youtube account and gosh forbid I could figure out how to get one....

good stuff! looks like fun

robert hode wrote:How did you guys make it through this match without someone breaking a scope?
Congrats to all our shooters! It sounds like a fun, but very challenging match.

Mine went down

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