N.J. Shoot, Sunday April 25th...............

[SodaPop]

I had fun!!!

I got a good work out on my S&W model 19 for once.


Thanks to Ray for leading the pack!!

 

[RAY WOODROW 3RD]

Thanks to all who Supported NJCSD......

I loved the 911 addition to the self defense shoot. Great idea Soda. Thanks to all that showed up. We had a total of 18 people participate with about 4 observers who just wanted to hang out.

I want to add more "Self Defense" senerios to the mix. If anybody has an idea of what they want to do, let me know and I wil see if it is applyable to the range at Buckeye. Everybody loved going through that part of the course.

NJCSD will have another shoot in September.........

I would like to have a shoot during the summer sometime to support the Buckeye Gun Club. We need a new roof put on in a bad way and I was figuring on holding a shoot on a Saturday during the summer to help fund the project. A cover cost of $20.00 would be required (no cost for each event held, BYO food) and we could do all of the "self defense" senerios we come up with.

Anybody interested?
Anybody willing to help out Buckeye?
Anybody want to suggest a time and date?

 

[FlyinGN]

what was the final outcome of the shoots Ray??? Who won what event??

 

[RAY WOODROW 3RD]

Drum roll please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Here are the winners for the NJCSD springtime 2004 shootout:

1) rope/log shoot

Starting out at 20 yards with 6 rounds and 6 shooters on the line, shoot the rope to make the log drop. If it is not droped at 20 yards, reload, advance to 15 yards and repeat. Do this until you are 5 yards from the rope and continue in loads of 6 utill a log drops. Each winner of each heat will advance to the next stage until there is one winner. Rope is only 1/4 or 3/8 inch thistle rope with a log hanging freely and the rope moving.

.......and the winner is........grnzbra!


2) bowling pin shoot

Staying at 20 yards, 4 shooters with 6 rounds have 3 pins to clear. If not done in the first volley, reload, and repeat staying at the 20 yard line. Each winner of each heat will advance to the next stage until there is one winner.

.......and the winner is........dot_mbd!


3) clay shoot

Starting at 25 yards, Set up 4 clay pigeons attached to the back board at each of the 6 positions. Vary the clays in height on the board (not all in a neat line). Load with 6 rounds. If the clays are not cleared at 25 yards, reload, advance to 20 yards and repeat. Do this until you are 5 yards from the clays and continue in loads of 6 till all the clays are cleared. Each winner of each heat will advance to the next stage until there is one winner.

.......and the winner is........FlyinGN!


4) self defense shoot

This was a new one I made up.
Start with your pistol holstered at 3 yards facing a human form target with scoring rings. At the blow of the whistle, you are to pull from holster and fire 3 rounds from the "protected position" into the target and slowly retreat to cover that is 10 yards away walking backwards while dumping 3 more aimed shots into the target. Getting behind cover you are to reload, pull out your cell phone and pretend to call 911 and report a shooting with your location. Upon making the call you realize that you were hit in your dominant arm and it is useless. You must switch to your weak hand and shoot 6 more times into the target for a total of 12 rounds.

.......and the winner is........Ray Woodrow 3rd!



Thanks to all that showed up and participated in this event. For those of you who didn't, YOU MISSED A GREAT TIME!

Ray Woodrow 3rd
www.njcsd.org