First day of Steel Challenge went extremely well. Everybody had a great time and we saw some incredible shooting. This is really fun, and pretty good to watch too. Scores from today should be posted at our website www.yorkiwlaipsc.org momentarily, if they're not already there (Thanks, Kevin) and we'll continue to post daily throughout the end of the match.
We are looking at a full compliment of shooters tomorrow. If you're not busy come give us a hand. We could use a few people on clipboards (or timers). We are a little short staffed but we will endeavor to persevere.
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FunShoot Info
Our Funshoots have morphed into a falling steel type shoot. They are designed for almost any shooter, from the novice to the experienced multigunner. Our primary mission is to provide a venue to introduce yourself, your friends and kids to shooting. We are very family friendly!
We don't ask much in the way of equipment, or experience, just that you are safe at all times.
For more info visit http://www.yorkiwla.org/shooting-sports.html or email Gary at ghswope@gmail.com.
3 Gun Match Info
3 Gun matches are just like you see on TV. Shooters must have a pistol, rifle and shotgun. The rules are strict and procedures must be followed exactly. We encourage everyone to come out and watch (with proper eye and ear protection) and we'll be happy to explain what you need to do to get started. No one can just show up to shoot. Every one must be a qualified competitor to compete in 3 gun matches. To find out how to become qualified, or see if you already are email webbs3gun@gmail.com
4 comments:
charging 60 bucks and forcing shooter to donate over 200 pieces of starling brass to your juniors is going over the top, nothing in the match application that shooters could not pick up brass. first stee shoot I have attended where this was the policy
you sir, are a dick.
It's for the children! Get over your big bad self....
York has never allowed brass pickup during matches. For several years we have ran either the Mid-Atlantic Section or the Summer Blast the same weekend and they have always been lost brass matches. The Juniors have many worthwhile programs they support with your "Donated" brass, and showing them that shooters are good people is worth more than a few dollars of brass.
It slows the match when a shooter is more worried about $2-12 worth of brass than painting the steel, loading their mags or just being ready to shoot.
If you can afford the match fee for such a match, the gas to get there, the gear to shoot it, and the ammo for it, but the brass is such a problem email me at hkbrt@verizon.net and I'll mail you some of mine. I'm not sure I have any "starling" brass, but I'll do the best I can.
For the record, anonymous posting is not very honorable. If you want to gripe at least man up.
Calling people "A dick" even done very politly is not nice either.
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