No Shoot in May due to Storms.

Results from this mornings Zombie Outbreak FUNdraiser.  Thank you to EVERYONE who helped setup, run the match and teardown!!   Special Thanks to all of the shooters!!!!!  Results can be found at the link below.

https://practiscore.com/results/new/59458

First of all, thank you to everyone who turned out Sunday morning and did their part in reducing the Zombie population! For those who missed it, we had a great time, with a total of 32 people attending. (Our typical 3 Gun attendance is about a dozen.) Most were able to stay the entire time, a few came and went, but it appears everyone had a great time. Yes, it was hotter than seven kinds of Hades, but who ever said that the Zombie Apocalypse would be held in perfect weather?

A huge thanks to all those who have helped throughout the planning...to those who helped setup Saturday afternoon, those who setup Sunday morning, and those who stayed afterwards and tore down.

Rest assured that the next time we have one it will be in cooler weather, but the beauty of this is we can hold events such as this any third Sunday of the month.

Congrats to Tanner Williams, who won the $65.00 pool for coming in 1st!

 Tanner worked really hard to help make this event happen.  

Another "thank you" to Jesse Tingler for running Bay 1.

Thank you to Randy Grotts who basically built a new trailer from an old one making it easier to move things, helped run the timer during the match, and brought cold cups of water to volunteers.

 Thank you to Joe and Laura Holmes who thought they were there to watch and got roped into keeping score, and a big thank you to my wife Jill, who also was coerced into keeping score and has left me and moved to a convent where the word "Practiscore" cannot be uttered.

Thank you to Shawn Sanderson, who though unable to attend, has provided his knowledge and resources to this.

A huge "Thank you" to Tara Nelson and the Shotgunners who put on the Rib Cook off and were so gracious to split the proceeds with us as well as making available fans and a generator to drive them.

I got a glimpse of what the "5 Stand" shoot looks like,and while I didn't quite understand it, any event that has a thrower mounted to the roof and slings stuff out to be shot at has to be fun. 

Tara is still tallying the proceeds, but I understand they did quite well on the rib cookout.

Most of all, a huge "Thank you" to all those who attended and who we hope will now have an interest in Practical Pistol and 3 Gun. (It's not always this hot or this long.)

Unofficially, we cleared about $850.00 after we pay the $64.00 range fee for our 32 shooters, pay about $36.00 in expenses, and $65.00 as the prize.

Thank you again, and please feel free to contact me if there's anything we may do to help you get into these shooting sports.

Eric Bauman  405.820.3916

https://practiscore.com/results/new/54773

Had a good turnout of eleven shooters this morning, with Jesse Tingler in 1st, Tanner Williams 2nd, and Tanner Anderson 3rd.

Had lots of help setting up and tearing down and we put the new blue barrels to good use.

Some of us were able to have lunch at the Chili Cook-off at the pavilion to raise money for the Shotgun 5 Stands, which was quite a success in itself.

Sometime fairly soon in May on a weeknight we'll have a get together in the Goldsby/Norman area for food and drinks and discuss upcoming projects for Practical Pistol and 3 Gun.

We'll shoot an e-mail out to everyone once we decide which night.

Thank you, and we'll see you all at Practical Pistol and Women On Target the first weekend of next month!

Eric Bauman

https://practiscore.com/results/new/53052

The above link takes you to the 3 Gun Match results.

https://tcgc.us/3-Gun-Match

Above link takes you to 3 Gun discussion.

March's 3 Gun Match was once again blessed with mild weather, with nine contestants participating.

Tanner Williams finished 1st, Austin Kitch finished 2nd, Eric Bauman 3rd.

Jesse Tingler was unable to attend, so someone else got a turn at finishing 1st.

We thought we'd go a bit heavy on shotgun this time, so we set Bay 1 up with a total of 20 steel for shotgun so that everyone was required to perform at least one reload.

Tanner Williams snagged us a great deal on 15 of the 55 gallon blue plastic barrels at $10.00 a pop, which is about half of what they sell for on Craig's List.

We'll use them for obstacles, tables, etc., for Practical Pistol and 3 Gun.

Next month we're looking at setting the Long Rifle Range up as a course in itself in addition to the three bays for a total of four courses, so be sure and bring your running shoes.

We're not sure if we'll shoot it as one string or two to allow people to rest, so it'll be a learning experience.

This will allow us to shoot rifle and PCC at distances greater than what the 3 Bays afford us.

With a north side berm unavailable on Bay 1, we're not able to shoot Pistol on steel, but we're currently exploring the use of "rubber" self healing targets for knock down fun, it just depends on what effect hollow points and semi-wadcutters have on them. 

At my request, Jamie has just set up a discussion forum open to the public for the various monthly disciplines.

In regards to 3 Gun, we ask that we avoid political discussions, whether it be national or local (TCGC included), and no flaming.

As always, we welcome newcomers and visitors and encourage you to contact me with any questions you may have.

Eric Bauman

495.820.3916

3guntcgc@cox.net

https://practiscore.com/tcgc-ok-3-gun-february-2018/register

You may pre-register at the above link until Saturday at 6:00 pm.

As always, you may register at the stat house up until the beginning of the match at 9:00 am and pay at that time.

Official setup time to get a $5.00 discount is 8:00 am, but you may start as early as 7:30.

Thank you and we're looking forward to seeing you all there!

Eric Bauman
 405.820.3916