Come on out and join us at Angeles for our positional clinic on Saturday May 28th.
We will start out with checking your 100yd zero.
We will teach the traditional seated, kneeling and prone positions including proper sling usage.
Then we will work on improvised shooting positions such as shooting from props.
Experienced club members will be on hand to help new shooters.
Costs are $50 for non members or $40 for club members.
Cold drinks and BBQ will be provided as part of the entry/range fee for the day.

This clinic will be held at the Fort Angeles range which is just west of the main rifle line at the Angeles Ranges.
Please show up before 8:30am to get signed in.

Some things to bring:
Precision rifle, sling, eye/ear protection, sunscreen, chamber flag, 60 rounds of match quality ammo, shooting mat or blanket, bipod, some kind of rear bag or sand sock, small notepad to take notes, pencil or pen and a backpack or bag to shoot over.
Bring what you have, don't worry too much about what you don't have.
We always make do with what we have.

This is a Precision Rifle event so if the gun/scope/ammo is not capable of shooting tight groups, it will detract from your overall experience at the shoot.
Please have your rifle zeroed at 100yds and your knobs set to zero.
If you need help with this, we can do it at the shoot, but it takes time that is better spent putting rounds on targets.

We will limit this shoot to 20 people so we can finish up before 2pm if possible.
Please RSVP in this thread by the Thursday before the shoot if you plan to attend.
When you RSVP please post something very definite in this thread such as "I will be there".
I will not accept "if...", "I would like" or "I might" responses as an RSVP.

The following people are on the schedule as shooters:
45user
jeffhager50
supertrooper1
tduncan53
PARKER
DavidRSA
Jeff361
DEMjunior


The following people will coach and run the line:
AR15barrels
oni
Iloveguns
Dive N Shoot

Randall,
This would be my first class. Is it recomended that I start with "A" and move threw the classes? Or is it ok for a "newbie" to start with this class?

Just wondering!?

Mobius38 wrote:Randall,
This would be my first class. Is it recomended that I start with "A" and move threw the classes? Or is it ok for a "newbie" to start with this class?

Just wondering!?

You need to start with Clinic A.

Thank ya sir! That whole crawl before you walk thing is good advice!

I'm in as shooter!
We start signing up today?
Brian

I'll be there as a shooter

is takeing the "B" clinic a prerequisite for this clinic? if not im in as a shooter

supertrooper1 wrote:is takeing the "B" clinic a prerequisite for this clinic? if not im in as a shooter

No "B" is not a prerequisite so you are good to go.

"A" is the only prerequisite for the classes.

In as shooter. Thanks

i"m in as a shooter

I'm in!

In as a shooter.

IN as a shooter... This is one clinic I really need!

Count me in as a shooter....

I am in if there is room. I have not been to either A or B, but could really use this positional clinic, especially implementing the sling.

I'm looking for a couple more helpers specifically to coach or to help with the BBQ lunch.
Any help will be appreciated...

I can certainly help if I'm done early from the clinic.

Count me in as a helper. No cook though!

Count me out for this one. Something came up and I wont be able to make it.

Come on Nathan, you can cook


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In to help. And I can BBQ and show Nate how it's done.

It's cool if we just come to watch right? I don't mind doing some work if anything needs to get done either...

HeathenRifleman wrote:It's cool if we just come to watch right? I don't mind doing some work if anything needs to get done either...

Sure.
Just bring $10 if you want to join in on the BBQ lunch.

I will be there in AM to help. My patient is sched in the afternoon. I van help in BBQ

not going to be able to make the clinic. sorry for the short notice.

sevinwheelz wrote:not going to be able to make the clinic. sorry for the short notice.

No worries, you will be missig a fun day though.
With only 8 shooters, we will have time to do some shortrange shooting as well as lots of time on the props.
Besides the conventional unsupported seated, kneeling and standing, we will be shooting from the bed of the truck, inside the truck, off the hood of the truck, off of the roof prop, off of cable spools and off of barricades.

Damn. Someone's pulling put all the stops for these guys. Have fun with that. It will be a really fun day.

Thanks Randall, Nathan, Keith and Mike for a stellar day. Some good skills on the BBQ as well. 3 burgers consumed AND I already had plans to go to Counter Burger tonight.

The efforts you guys put into this for your members is very impressive and appreciated.

Glad to hear things went well!

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Shooting under a truck and making my teenage son jealous. Priceless. Thanks

Yesterday was definitely the funnest of the classes so far! Where are the pics at?

PARKER wrote:Yesterday was definitely the funnest of the classes so far! Where are the pics at?

On the memory card.

oni wrote:
On the memory card.

LAZY!

the class was fun. my prone shooting is getting better but the positions kicked my ass.

Photos Up

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I take no responsibility for what the photos are. Nathan was using my camera.

oni wrote:Photos Up

https://picasaweb.google.com/kanelson/C ... cC20112905#" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I take no responsibility for what the photos are. Nathan was using my camera.

Awesome Thank You!

nice pics nathan