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2019:
Fall date to be announced!
Start time - 7:30AM
Phoenix Rod & Gun Club

 

A fun morning of precision shooting with hunting rifles and equipment from field positions at animal targets.

 


PRGC is a member-run club with 7 ranges from 10 meters to 500 yards.
Take 7th AVENUE south of baseline to the base of South Mountain.

915 W. Olney, Phoenix, 85041

http://www.phoenixrodandgun.org/
hunt shoot

We also run an
 African Big Bore Safari Rifle Shoot
next one: 2020 TBA



2019 Results
due to light turnout, we did not keep score in the winter shoots.

2018 Results
27-Jan
  Javelina Antelope Deer LR WT LR Deer Run N Gun Time bonus Score Time Rifle
Larry M 5 70 70 100 55 95 0 395 6:30 6mm Rem, 6.5-06
Mike C 0 40 75 45 100 75 55 390 5:35 6.5x47
Mike S -30 45 70 -20 70 15 129 279 4:21 .454 casull, 30-06, 6.5-06
Ty W 5 5 75 -5 50 20 85 235 5:05 .270
John I 0 -45 25 -10 -30 70 132 142 5:00 30-06
Stephen G 10 45 40 -10 -15 DNF   70   .270






2017 Results

29-Jan-17
In the jan 2017 shoot, we started with walking Javelina and coyotes,
then went back to 400+ for whitetails and antelope, then a timed run & gun.

shooter st 1 st 2 st 3 st 4 st 5 sec total
Mike S 60 -35 70 55 60 203 352
Larry M 90 0 -10 90 60 345 230
Bill P 60 15 20 -20 90 317 193
David I 30 -20 -5 10 55 328 87
Robert S 0 -10 -5 -45 90 288 87
Roger R -30 70 -15 15 0 345 40

2016 Results

13-Nov-16
Name stage 1 stage 2 stage 3 stage 4 stage 5 time score
Greg C 100 0 50 120 45 0 315
Larry M 90 50 75 30 25 5 275
Mike S 60 40 70 -55 15 106 236
Rick W 80 DNF DNF DNF DNF
80
Bill P 10 -15 -20 10 15 63 63
David I -15 -5 5 30 45
60
Gary L 20 DNF DNF DNF DNF
20
Hasan C DNF DNF DNF DNF DNF
not recorded



27-Feb-16

Deer sighters LR Lope Hillside Lope Run N Gun Time Javelna Score
Larry M 120 60 30 90 159 0 459
Mike S 90 45 40 0 251 30 456
David W 20 5 20 85 251 0 381
Bill P 60 -15 -20 -20 254 -60 199
Gus C -25 -15 -30 -25 215 0 120
Roger R 65 -15 -40 80 0 10 100
Debra S 15 -20 -20 0 126 -25 76

2015 Results

31-May-15
Name 100 yd start long distance run & gun time run to 200 Score Rifles
Bill P -10 100 100   75 265 6.5mm, .308, .300 WinMag, .30-06
Roger R 30 -15 -25   40 30 .270
Michael  -20 -55 -10   75 -10 .300 WinMag, .223

26-Apr-15


Lope sighters Timed deer LR Lope LR deer Run N Gun Time Score
Gary C 60 30 60 0 80 15 245
Mike S 60 25 40 10 30 71 236
Larry M 30 30 -10 25 65 0 140
Stephan G -15 -15 -5 20 15 54 54
Roger R -30 -25 -10 -10 55 10 -10

31-Jan-15
Name LR 'lope  LR deer Coyote Steel Deer game walk Score
Bill P 40 -20 60 50 190 320
Bob -10 100 -30 30 220 310
Curt 40 90 0 30 130 290
Grant U 75 60 -30 60 110 275
Larry 50 55 -20 35 110 230
Mike 0 40 -25 60 115 190
Ken 40 -5 0 0 20 55
Nicolas -30 -15 -20 5 -40 -100


2014 Results (partial)
27-Sep-14
Name LR 'lope  LR deer Bear and deer game run time Score
Michael S 110 80 100 110 243 643
Philip O -10 95 40 85 282 492
Mike S 5 65 50 110 240 470
Bill P 35 95 -30 85 219 404
Grant U -15 -5 65 160 173 378
Roger R 60 40 90 60 125 375
Hassan C 25 70 -25 60 210 340
Steve C 15 20 0 60 201 296
Michael J -25 20 35 85 30 145
Ronda S -40 -35 -20     -95
Del A -25 -5 -30 35   -25
Taylor S 0 45 -40     5
Jason T -50 30 25     5
Ryan 0 20 -15     5
Notes:   
we only shot 4 stages
Longest time was 7:24 so that was par, positive points for under par time.
Several people left early and did not shoot game run
A couple of score sheets were not turned in.


24-Mar-14
Shooter stage 1 stage 2 stage 3 stage 4 time total Rifle(s)
Jeff R 60 45 115 160 206 649 7mm-08
Mike S 60 120 55 90 211 589 .270
Stephen G -25 40 30     520 .270
Roger  R 60 120 115 125 415 480 .270
Bo K 60 50 50 100 266 469 .270
Larry M 60 110 40 90 325 450 not listed
Marc R 60 -15 100 90 475 235 .308


2013 Results

28-Sep
Shooter stage 1 stage 2 stage 3 stage 4 time stage 5 total Rifle(s)
Mike S 100 70 45 80 185 110 520 .270 M70 I think
Roger  R 100 60 75 35 300 125 395 .270 M70
Bill P -20 80 65 60 300 70 255 .270 M70, .308 icon, .300H&H #1S, .223 M7 
Gustavo  30 -25 -35 -10 167 70 163 .270 Mark X
Robert  O 100 -15 -35 10 254 -10 96 .30-06 M700
                                              We started with a 100yd Elk shoot, went back as far as 350 yds for antelope, shot deer and bear and ended up with coyote's from some awkward shooting positions.


4-May
Shooter stage 1 stage 2 stage 3 stage 4 time stage 5 total Rifle(s)
Mike S 100 70 40 100 220 35 452 M70, .270
Norm L 100 0 130 90 327 45 365 .260 Rem
Larry M 100 100 10 40 314 55 318 not stated
Roger R 100 100 40 100 318 -40 309 M70, .270
Bill P 100 75 -20 -15 245 5 227 icon .308, M7 .223, M700 .30-06, M70 .25-06
that first stage was reduced elk at 100yds, every one of us got 5 heart shots. Then Whitetail at 200, then Javelina standing at 100, then a run-n-gun, then 500yd 'lope.


10-Mar
Name total
Mike S 306
Larry M 50
John M 15
Greg C DNF

2-Feb
  stage 1 stage 2 stage 3 stage 4 time bonus total  
Mike S 100 130 60 130 101 521 .270
Bill P 100 100 60 70 107 437 '06, .223, 6.5x55, .300 Win Mag
Larry M 100 50 30 160 2 342 not stated
Elliot Z 100 80 35 80 0 295 not stated
Roger R 100 20 45 100 8 273 .270
Gus C 100 55 -10 15 29 189 '06
Sirous  -20 -50 -40 30 51 -29 .270



2012 Results
30-Dec-12
Name 3-shot 415 yd lope 350 yd lope trophy whitetail run & gun run time Score Rifles
Bill P. 4.75 15 15 -45 150 294 173 M700 .300 SAUM, M70 .270, #1 .300 H&H
Larry M. 1.625 55 -25 30 95 332 186 .22-250 & .264 Win Mag
Jeff R. 4.75 -20 50 70 -10 183 239 7mm-08
Mike S. 4.25 -10 30 70 110 236 301 M70 .270
For Dec, we added a new stage from this forum posting: http://www.thestalkingdirectory.co.uk/showthread.php/53547-Stalking-fun-shoot-anyone-game
so we shot a 3-shot group at 100 yds and scored it distance to center for each shot.
the rest was like usual. With the new irrigation ditch in the pits we can no longer do the walking coyote shoot.


23-Sep-12
Name WT run-n-gun Time Muley Bear Javelina Score Rifles
Bill  P. 105 35 122 100 30 409 M70: .270, M70: .270,  #1S: .300 H&H, M7: .223
Mike  S. 80 80 169 100 30 382 M70, .270
Norm L. 90 110 261 95   295 M70: .300 WSM
Doug S. 5 20 137 35   184 M700: .30-06
Steven C. 45 -40 218 -10 -10 28 M700: .270, M700 .300 RUM
Notes: used highest time as par time





7-Apr-12
Name WT run-n-gun walking game Bunnie/prairie dog Coyote Score Rifles
Mike  S. 25 100 60 135 45 365 M70, .270
Bill  P. 15 20 60 75 65 235 M70: .270, M700: .300 SAUM, #1S: .300 H&H, M70: .25-06, M7: .223
Bill  M. 35 10 5 60 35 145 M700: .270
Mark M. 45 15 50 0 25 135  
Sirous N. -25 40 50 60 dnf 125 A-bolt 7mm RM
Roger R. -10 -15 0 60 15 50 M70, .270



4-Mar-12
Name 'Lope Deer Guided game run par time Coyote Score Rifles
Jason S. 110 55 30 90 227 65 469 A-bolt: .300 WSM
Larry M. 40 55 35 65 260 10 291 M70: 243
Jeff R. -15 -30 80 30 173 45 283 .243 & 7mm-08
Bill  P. -5 30 -30 55 178 40 258 m700: .300 SAUM, #1S: .300H&H, icon: .308, M7: .223
Roger R. -10 30 10 50 225 0 201 M70: .270
Norm L. 0 50 0 -30 214 35 187 .300 WSM
Mark M. -40 -5 0 35 240 15 111 .30-06
Glenn F. 15 -30 -35 -50 226 -5 15 Wby: 7mm Rem Mag
Don  M. -30 -30 -10 -15 346 45 -40 FN TSR: .300 WSM



11-Feb-12
Name LR 'lope & deer trophy game run par time javelina Score Rifles
Bill P 40 -40 80 260 80 420 .270, '06 & .300 SAUM
Jason S 50 60 120 0 60 290  
Bill M 30 25 55 59 -20 149 M700 .30-06
Jim H 80 -45 -30 57 -15 47 .270


22-Jan-12
4 stages:
Name LR 'lope & deer Elk game run time javelina Score Rifles
Bill P 80 -10 95 67 60 292 .308 & .300 SAUM
Mike S 85 60 50 32 60 287 .270 Win
Jeff R 120 30 45 68 D 263 7mm-08
Larry M 65 70 35 0 60 230 .243
Roger R 65 110 45 0 D 220 .270 Win
Sirous N 35 95 -10 8 60 188 7mm RM
Chuck F -30 -60 0 102 60 72 .225 Win
Rob M -50 30 20 28 0 28 .308 Win
Jim H 40 -30 -30 30 -15 -5 .270 Win








2011 results
(course of fire is different every month so total scores cannot be compared month-month)
25-Sep-11
Shooter st 1 st 2 st 3 st 4 total  rifle caliber
Jeff R 65 15 100 25 205 icon .243
Make S 70 20 55 40 185   .270
Bill P 60 5 30 40 135 Win M70 .270
Roger R 65 100 -10 -30 125 Win M70 .270
Chad D 5 30 0 50 85    
Ehsan L 65 -30 15 20 70 M700 .30-06
Loren W 10 -5 20 20 45    
Jason D -15 15 10 15 25 Win M70 .270
George C -30 5 0 45 20   .308
Scott A         0    
Lance C -20 -10 45 -20 -5   7mm Mag
Austin  W 40 -25 -35 -5 -25   7mm Mag
Steve C -10 -5 -5 -45 -65   7mm Mag
Ray  W -35 -25 -25 -5 -90   7mm Mag


23-Apr-11
Name Rifle(s) st 1 st 2 st 3 st 4 TOTAL
Mike S unk -40 110 115 75 260
Bill P M70-.270, M700-.300SAUM, .30-06, M7-.223 5 110 -5 70 180
Roger R M70-.270, #3-.22Hornet -25 30 45 80 130
Ehsan L M700-.30-06 -5 -10 40 70 95

27-Mar-11 results
Name Rifle(s) st 1 st 2 st 3 st 4 TOTAL
Bill P M70-.270, TC-Icon-.308 M4-.223 200 95 55 60 410
Norm L .30-06 145 100 85 0 330
Mike S .270 145 100 15 30 290
Jeff  R   130 100     230
Glen M   50 100     150
Roger R M70-.270 55 50 30 0 135
Rob M   110 45 -50 -20 85

26-Feb-11 results
Name Rifle(s) st 1 st 2 st 3 time +/- st 4 TOTAL
Bill P M70-6.5x55, #1-.270, TC-Icon-.308 M7-.223 90 150 50 -7 60 343
Jeff  R .243 80 180 70 -15 20 335
Roger R M70-.270 85 65 70 -44 115 291
Mike S .270 20 110 40 4 95 269
Gustavo C .30-06 -40 15 5 5 50 35
Bill M .30-06 -55 20 20 -45 65 5

Jan-11 results:

desc:

antelope

run-n-gun

seconds, 150 par

deer

coyote

 

(OK to shoot different rifle per stage)

Shooter

stage 1

stage 2

time

stage 3

stage 4

total

rifle(s)

Bill P

35

140

152

65

115

353

M70-.270, #1-.270, M700-.300 SAUM, M7-.223

Mike S

50

70

150

40

105

265

.270 Win

Roger R

15

90

150

40

15

160

.270 Win

Sirous N

35

40

186

0

70

109

.270 Steyr

Jeff R

-30

-15

165

30

90

60

.270 WSM

Rob M

dnf

dnf

dnf

dnf

dnf

dnf

.308 Sako


23-Jan 2011: We had 4 stages, Antelope at 400+ then 300 yds, then a run & gun with deer, bear, 1/2 size elk and a walking whitetail. Then limited-time at deer at 200 yds, then the walking coyote stage.
afterwards some of us shot handgun javelina from 25 to 100 yds. 2 guys showed up to watch and help coach but didn't bring guns to shoot, I hope they come back next month with rifles. One guy didn't keep score!

Pending 2011 dates: Sat 26-Feb, Sun 27-Mar, Sat 23-Apr, Sun 22-May, Sun 25-Sep




photos, results and comments from the 2010 season:
in oct 10, we did a Hunter 3-Gun: bring a sporting shotgun, a .22 and a centerfire rifle

centerfire rifle for the big game and...
smallgame
 .22 for the smallgame

and  a shotgun too for the bird hunting!

2-oct-10 Hunters 3 gun!
Shooter rifle st 1 st 2 st 3 st 4 st 5 total
John B .308? 75 40 0 90 90 295
Poole .270 35 70 0 70 100 275
Mike H   30 50 0 90 100 270
Chad .300 Win Mag 15 50 0 70 90 225
M Wood .308 15 40 0 70 80 205
Sirous .22-250 -30 45 0 90 100 205
Norm L .270 WSM 90 100 0     190
S A   50 70 0     120
Romei .270 -5 -5 0 20 100 110
Loren W .243 70 10 0     80
Ehsan L .30-06 25 -15 0     10
T E .243 -35 40 0     5

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scenes from 2-oct-10

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now THAT's a hunting rifle (steyr mannlicher!)
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charging Bear
charging Bear
charging Bear
charging Bear
charging Bear
The Charging BEAR!

The Charging Bear is ready!

OK, so here's the BEAR scenario:

You're coming back from a long day hunting or fishing. You're either carrying a rifle, empty chamber, slung over the shoulder, or a fishing pole, loaded bear revolver holstered.

you've got your non-hunting companion with you and a highly skilled guide, attuned to all the sounds and noises of the woods, excellent eyesight and ability to spot and identify game of all species.

as you walk along, the highly skilled guide hear's a noise behind you on the trail (this is actually triggered by feeling the rope he's holding go taught) he turns and sees what made the noise and shouts BEAR!!!!!!  Being a highly skilled guide, he knows he can't outrun a bear, but he also knows he only needs to outrun either you or your non-hunting companion! He takes off running! (all the while pulling the rope, pulling the bear buggy charging to eat you great bear hunter!)

While your non-hunting companion is paralized with fear, you must unshoulder your rifle, chamber a round and shoot the bear in the vitals with enough lead to top a real bear. Or, with your fishing pole in your hand  or dropped to the ground (its a $3000 Orvis split bamboo with a Pate reel) draw your revolver (at this point, non-hunting companion is really your RO observing that you don't point the revolver or rifle in an unsafe direction, like at him). and shoot the bear in the vitals with enough lead to stop a real bear.

Non hunting companion, aka RO, must put his foot out and stop the bear buggy before it crashes into the guy with the loaded gun!

We'll do this on high power in front of the 100 yd impact or maybe in a practical bay.

how much lead does it take to stop a paper bear?

200 grains of supersonic rifle
400 grains of supersonic pistol
600 grains of subsonic pistol

we'll figure out a scoring system. Maybe +20 points for killing the bear, -100 points if you get eaten.


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Shooters! 31-Jul-10 results!

I did not get a card turned in from Roberto! but here is everyone else's score.

I will try to put pics on my website & AZS in a bit.

We shot 300 & 400 yd antelope, an assortment of deer from the mounds against the clock and as a bonus shot at the charging bear.
Being a good conservative bear, he kept veering to his right, I'll have to re-design the bear buggy before next shoot.

2 guys left early and weather looked scary so we skipped the paper prairie poodles.

we finished up, put the bear back in my truck and right about then the rain started coming down, I mean it POURED!!!!!
I got soaked putting stuff away (good thing I was wearing a stainless revolver!)
it was blocking traffic with 8" deep flooding on baseline.... got to north scottsdale it had been dry all day!

So I added up the deer/'lope scores including time with a 120 sec par time and get these scores.
The Bonus bear we 2 runs per person, either kill it (+20) or be eaten (-100)

The most interesting quote, first time hunting rifle shooter, who's a FABULOUS 500 yd prone NRA style rifle shooter -
"I learned I don't know my hunting rifle very well!"

Shooter

 Caliber(s)

total

bonus

Bill P

.25-06/.300 WM

183

-80

Sirous N

.270

144

40

Samer M

.270

106

40

Bill M

.30-06

82

40

Roger R

.270

74

40

Loren W

.270

-50

dnf

Mike T

.308

-67

-200

Ehsan L

.30-06

-131

dnf

Roberto F

.270

no card

 



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June Shoot
5 stages:
all in the shade
Antelope at 300, including trophy identification
Elevated heart rate (run to the building and back, then shoot!)
random Deer & Bear at 200
Prairie Dogs at 100 yds
Snap Shooting Elk at 100 yds
5 shooters
Shooter
Caliber
Score
Norm L
.270
345
Brian B
.243
330
Sean M
.270 WSM
290
Bill P
.270/.223/.30-06
240
Roger R
.270
190

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May Shoot
4 stages:
200-300-400+ antelope hunt
Buck & Bear run - against the clock
randomly appearing animals at 200 yds
coyote walk
9 shooters
Bill P
+297
Norm L
+205
Roger R
+177
Loren W
+173
Vince M
+153
Mark P
+149
Jeff R
+139
Ehsan L
+36
Joel W
-3
No awards, the score is just to make it interesting, this is not a "competition" it is a training technique.
but I did change around the scoring technique so the numbers come out more positive.

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the coyote blind
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and, the coyote
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Shoot the bear, fast

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Stalking Antelopes at 400+ yds

April Shoot
we ran 5 stages:
the usual 300-400+yd antelope hunt
a bear run, shoot the bear against the clock
a coupla stages that involved multiple shooters at different animals
and ever favorite coyote walk, with a Javelina thrown in for good measure.
8 shooters!
Bill M
+13
Roger R
+10
Bill P
-24
Chris Q
-35
Mark P
-40
Bob M
-51
Sirious N
-74
Norm L
-150


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walking the coyote
Walking the Coyote at the PRGC match

6-Mar-10
Roger R  -40
Bill P  -90
Rob O -170
Bill M  -174
Bob D -187

5 stages,:
This time we interspersed don't shoot targets, such as a hunter or other species. You even get penalized if you scope the hunter or shoot while he's present.


2-Jan 2010

Well, that was fun, but a long day. Last time (oct-09) it seemed like four 5-shot stages was too little, so I increased the round count, I also imposed tighter time limits, but the day still took longer than last time.

We had 6 shooters, including 2 visiting relatives, experienced hunters from Colorado.

First stage, 3 shots each at 414, ~350 and 300 yds, slow fire any position at antelopes. The ~350 yd stage had a barricade emulating high grass so prone could not be used.

Second stage was various distances between 280 and 210 yards. Some were 2 shots in 30 seconds some 1 shot in 20 seconds, where the shooter had to move into position, set up and fire in the time limit. Targets were deer, antelope and bear.

Third stage was Coyotes. 10 shots at 100 yds, coyote’s “walking”, while sitting in a ground blind with the caller howling.

Fourth stage was a Know your Limits, up to 5 shots at 100 yds any position, at progressively smaller but higher scoring targets with all points lost if you fire a miss.

Fifth stage was a sudden elimination offhand shoot at 200 yd gong with progressively higher score per hit and elimination at the first miss. One shooter fired 5 shots, missing only the last.

The animal targets used a hit/miss/wound/decline scoring formula that heavily penalizes a wound. With miss or wound carrying negative points, NO SHOOTER HAD A POSITIVE SCORE!

Rifles ranged from .22-250, .270, 300 WM, .30-06 and one shooter used a .375 H&H for some stages and .17 HMR for others.

I’ll get the pics up in a bit.

Poole



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coyote blind
10-October-09!  First "Hunting Rifle Shoot" at PRGC
  1. Mark P, .223 - +120
  2. Bill P, .270 - +95
  3. Roger R. .270 - +95
  4. Bill M. .30-06 - +35
  5. Tom P. .308 - -10
write up by Mark P:

Note all targets were game animals (bear, mule & white tail deer & doe, pronghorn antelope, coyote & javelina).
The kill zone was out lined in the target but wasn't visible to the shooter from distance.

There were 4 stages.

Stage 1 had you fire 3 shots from the 300 and 2 shots frm 414 yds on a life size antelope target.
All shots were from prone position with artificial support - if you brought it.
Shot count : 5 rds.

Stage 2 was 1 shot each from 5 positions between 200-300 yds on a specific target.
These stations required a field expedient position and the use of shooting aids if you had them.
Shot count: 5 rds.

Stage 3 was a favorite for the fun factor:
A blind was set up with an electronic call . Five coyote targets were placed on the frames,along with the other species.(bear, antelope, deer).
Once the call commenced , the targets were raised and lowered at random until each Coyote was shot.
Shot count: 5 rds.

Stage 4.
Javelina targets were placed on the 100 yd berm.
we started at the 100 yd line and shot 1 rd (standing to kneeling or sitting).
We then moved as a group to the 75 and shot 1 rd kneeling.
Up to the 50 for 1 rd standing and finally to the 25 for a double tap.
Shot count: 5 rds.
Total : 20 rds.

In the course of a morning the participant practiced possible field positions from 25 to 400+ yds on realistic targets and distances.


The match fee was reasonable, especially when you consider the cost & number of the life size targets.
Only needed to run 1 box of ammo and some guys ran reloads.

This was the first time for my 223 bolt gun past 200 yds and using a dope sheet calculated online, I was satisfied with the results.

Lessons learned:

Shooting sticks & tripods are not gay and should be carried & used in the field, along with bipods,packs,etc.
I used my pack for the 300+ shots but didn't have sticks or 'pod for Stage 2.

If you think your brl might not clear the dirt when shooting prone on a slanted position, it probably won't.

A 1moa rifle is perfectly fine for hunting, especially shooting Minute-of-Bear vital zone.

The coyote call is the most annoying sound ever, more so than a misplaced Bostonian in the land-of-the-free.

Rushing a shot could result in a miss here but a wounded animal in the field, take the time you need.

For a first time effort, I think it went well.
Everyone looked like they enjoyed it and learned something about themselves and their equipment.
I hope to see more of these type of matches in the future.


until that day
Mark


A fun morning of precision shooting with hunting rifles and equipment from field positions at animal targets.

 

Now to be a regular event at PRGC. 2011 schedule to be announced!

 


PRGC is a member-run club with 7 ranges from 10 meters to 500 yards.
Take 7th AVENUE south of baseline to the base of South Mountain.

915 W. Olney, Phoenix, 85041

http://www.phoenixrodandgun.org/

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