Shepreth Results 12/7/9

[jinx]

It looked for a start, like it was going to be overcast all day, i'm glad i was wrong about that, the weather stayed pretty good, with enough wind to split the scores a bit. The 'something different' i promised, was that all the 40mm kills were freestyle and the reducers were all kneeling and standing - most of which were unsupported. This made a few people swear - usually in my direction, but nonetheless, everyone seemed enjoy the course. well done to the winners and a big thanks to Ricky & Simon for the help with setting up and to the girls for keeping the great food on the go all day.



Open

Mark Andrews 57 1st
Clive Presland 56 2nd
Geoff Ryder 55 3rd
Ricky D'Arcy 54
Bruce Marshall 54
Richard Woods 53
Steve Berrington 53
Jon houghton 52
Ken Phillips 52
Martin Slane 52
Matt Rawlings 51
Martin Henley 51
Jennie Stone 51
Jeff Woods 50
Stuart Deeks 50
Mick Reed 49
Ralph Presland 48
Dave Allam 48
Mick Salmon 48
Dave Lilly 48
Justin Rhone 48
Andrea Marshall 46
John Deeks 46
Mark Jones 44
Dusty Miller 42
Alan Sultano 42
Neil Taylor 40

Recoiling

Jeff Westley 49 1st
Ben White 42 2nd
Paul Oldham 3rd
Beth Oldham 39
Phil Russell 37


.22

Simon Jones 49 1st
Anne Russell 40 2nd
David Hughes 34 3rd

Junior

Luke Woods 50 1st
Connor Andrews 48 2nd
Ben Thompsett 48 3rd
Jack Houghton 47
Anthony Marshall 37
Josh Deeks 32

See you all in 2 weeks.

[Spiderboy]

good day out. very challenging. thanks to the course setters for their hard work.
cheers
dop

[Mrs. H]

Super days shoot thanks! Cracking course... no really.... thoroughly enjoyed all those itsy bitsy teeny weeny kill zones on precariously small targets with nothing but air around them.......*ahem!*
We discussed a new target idea with Jon regarding the wheel / tyre; if I bring a .25 next time and can get it to self propel across the fields we'll do a sort of Shepreth-Running-Boar competition... with the string still attached it should then Yo-Yo back. Might be a good idea to let go of the string at that point...

Very kind of you to censor dads score by the way
This is what comes of using a scope that I picked up in auction that had two wobbly lenses and was paralaxed at Saturn. No I didn't buy it... it was attached to something I wanted and had been relegated to the *Eugh!* bin due to the amount of fluff stuck to it but was subsequently *rescued*... enough said!! He's spent the afternoon looking for a better scope to fit.

[percypepper]

anne we are an air rifle club you can not bring in a 25 pounder its artilery

colin

[beth]

I had an enjoyable day despite a dismal score and Paul beating me. Pah! - I have to let 'im win sometimes.

[Mrs. H]

anne we are an air rifle club you can not bring in a 25 pounder its artilery

colin

Hmmmmmm.
Even if its been charged with a foot pump???
(Bob a Job week must be coming up soon, I'm sure a couple of quid and a carefully organised shift- rotation scheme would keep a couple of cub packs busy for a day or so...)

[regsie]

Another great day and a few people suprised they got more reducers than they think they are capable of getting. Tricky courses make the competions seem a little easier i find, i just dont seem to do any better

[jinx]

Another great day and a few people suprised they got more reducers than they think they are capable of getting. Tricky courses make the competions seem a little easier i find, i just dont seem to do any better

The next one might be all reducers

[Microengineer]

I have decided that if a certain person is going to go in for multiple categories i.e. recoiling, .22 etcetera then I think I might try bringing a .20 calibre and and be in a seperate category - that way I could choose between open, recoiling, .20 calibre and then when I know my score I could decide which category I wanted to be in for that day .

Great course on Sunday and thanks to everyone for their hard work despite me having a particularly off day

[beth]

I could bring a .20 recoiling - hw77k...
Not used it for a while tho.