TFL/THR Shoot at FAS for OR and WA shooters

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Shortly before TFL went dormant, there was a post suggesting that the OR and WA TFL'ers get together at Fireams Academy of Seattle for a friendly shoot. Marty suggested March 2nd as he has a shoot planned for that day anyway.

Does anyone know if this is still on? I mentioned it to a few friends and they are all excited to go!

I went to one shoot at FAS and really enjoyed it! However I don't remember what the entry cost was and how many rounds we should take?

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Thanks!
 
Yeah, Marty suggested 3/2, but I'm unaware if anyone has taken the ball and run with it, to organize the whole thing.

If I'm in town on 3/2 I intend to be there.

FAS, which is a superb range complex, is near Chehalis. It's almost a 100 miles exactly from my driveway here in Port Orchard. Roughly a 1 1/2 to 2 hour drive from here.

Anyone who doesn't know where to go, perhaps we can assemble at a rest stop on I-5 or something and caravan from there to FAS.
 
I intend to be there!

The date is March 2nd. Cost is $15. Registration starts at 9 am, shooting starts at 10 am. Bring a sack lunch; the match usually goes until mid afternoon.

Match rules at http://www.firearmsacademy.com/tactics.htm and more info at http://www.firearmsacademy.com/matches.htm

The competition is usually quite laid back and relaxed, so even if competition isn't your 'thing,' you could come and meet us all anyway. No prizes other than bragging rights are usually awarded. Observers are welcome.

pax
 
Back to top -- March 2 is coming up quick.

Still planning to be there.

Others?

pax
 
DW Drang,

Well, the next one after that at FAS is on a Saturday -- April 19. Might be able to get a group together for that one, too?

I'll be there in any case.

pax
 
Post some complete directions, and I'll try to get myself and more than a couple of guys to go. Always up for a shoot.

Chehalis isn't so far.
 
that's my B-day!!! I'd love to go!! I will be there if work allows.

P.S. Ammo makes great gifts.



;)
 
DIRECTIONS TO FAS RANGE

FAS is near Chehalis/Centralia, and east of I-5.

From I-5, take exit 71 (Hwy 508) and turn east (away from Napavine, towards Onalaska).

Go about 13 miles east on Hwy 508, which will take you through the almost-nonexistent town of Onalaska.

Turn left on Centralia-Alpha road. It is just past mile marker 13. About 1/4 mile after you turn onto it, the road will take a sharp left turn and head up a hill. Don't get fooled into going straight onto Pigeon Springs Road; follow Centralia-Alpha up the hill to the left.

Go about ... ummmm ... well, less than 2 miles anyway, on Centralia-Alpha. Might be about a mile.

FAS is at the end of the UNMARKED driveway between the Alpha Grange and Noble Acres Tree Farm. The turn will be on your right. (Noble Acres is at 3401 Centralia-Alpha Rd and has a large sign. The Grange building is large and white and has a small sign. The FAS driveway runs along the right edge of the grange building and loops to the left after that.)

Hope that helps and that if everybody gets lost, they'll forgive me.

pax

The techniques of opening conversation are universal. I knew long ago and rediscovered that the best way to attract attention, help, and conversation is to be lost. A man who seeing his mother starving to death on a path kicks her in the stomach to clear the way, will cheerfully devote several hours of his time giving wrong directions to a total stranger who claims to be lost. -- John Steinbeck
 
M60, yes, ammo.

Would you send me an email, M60, so we can coordinate perhaps a car pool amongst the Dump gang?

Also, I'm interested in talking about Ham Radio with ya.
Thanks.
 
For anyone in the Portland Metro area the group from Clackamas Public Safety Training Center will be meeting there at about 0730 and car pooling up.
 
I'm definitely planning on being there. Should be a lot of fun.

Marty is one of the organizers in a new national shooting club called "The Polite Society." He just attended their first national match. I'm anxious to hear how it went.

Look forward to seeing you all.
 
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