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22BPCRA Nationals, Raton.
Day-1 Results.
If I read the scores correctly, Congratulations to Rick Moritz with a 47 (6 chickens) as the Scope Day-1 match winner, followed by Jim Luke & Richard Bement with a pair of 47 (5 chickens). In Irons, congratulations to Don Faulkenberry as the Day-1 match winner with a 40 (4 chickens) followed by Chip Mate with a 39 (4 chickens) and Kevin Hurst with a 39 (1 chicken).
If my count is good, looks like 78 scope & 26 irons competitors.

Glenn,

Is there a way you can post the scores so that the photos can be enlarged & legible?

Wayne

They are as large as the Shiloh website allows. PM me your e-mail and I'll send as attachments and you can see if you can do better. Also, they may be posted on Wasserberger's facebook 22BPCRA group, but he kicked me off so I don't know about there.

Thank you for posting.
They are a little out of focus and even enlarging them here you cant read the names.

Glenn hold tight and hit center.

Maybe these Day-2 results will work better.

I cleaned up Glenn's Day 2 photo a bit.

For day 2 I read John Mullins score as a 56. Did he cleaned the prone targets & shot 11 chickens???

Wayne

No, 13 chickens and dropped a couple lay downs. He smacked 14 chickens today, only missing his last one, and ending up with a 55. Pretty impressive for sure.

jackrabbit wrote: ↑Wed Jul 13, 2022 6:55 pm No, 13 chickens and dropped a couple lay downs. He smacked 14 chickens today, only missing his last one, and ending up with a 55. Pretty impressive for sure.

Dang, that is really impressive. How did he do on day 1?

Wayne

Fair. I think a 45. As I understand it, the winds were just brutal. 47 was high score that day with a three way tie between Doc Bement, Jim Luke, and Rick Moritz. Mullins score for the aggregate was 14 points over second place.

Did John Mullins get a 10-chicken pin with his 13 and 14 chickens? Even if not, that is some very fine off-hand shooting, to say nothing of his 56/60 on Day-2 (looking forward to seeing Day-3 & aggregate scores).

Much better photos of the scores, compliments of Jeanne Ring via Glenn Davis. I cleaned them up a bit.

Wayne