My buddy shot Pro-Am last nite. Neither of us has ever shot it before. This was stage 2. 10 plates- 5 stationary, 5 on the "star".

 

 

C

Sweet, I gotta get myself there one Sunday...

I guess you were Christopher in the red shirt? I'm mike. The tall guy on your squad. Good shooting last night.

Looks like fun..gotta try that

Sweet, I gotta get myself there one Sunday...

Come on down, son!!!

 

 

I guess you were Christopher in the red shirt? I'm mike. The tall guy on your squad. Good shooting last night.

Hey Mike. You're quite kind. I shot like crap but had a ball. Almost as much as my buddy did.

 

C

How did that plate feel on your dome

How did that plate feel on your dome

It was ouchy. 

 

C

Hey Chris.  Good seeing you yesterday.  Glad you and your friend had a good time.  

 

-Mike 

Hey Chris.  Good seeing you yesterday.  Glad you and your friend had a good time.  

 

-Mike

Same, Mike. Best to you.

 

C

If you think thats a good time be sure to come out to knockdown steel wt OBRPC on the 2nd saturday of every month. Tons of falling steel !

I would love to.  However a 15 minute ride to Tenafly as opposed to 45 minutes to an hour to Old Bridge kinda seals it for me.  I do want to head down there soon, though.

 

C

I like how Ramon and Chris B. have the NO-Shoots set-up so you don't get "bounce-back".  Nice job gentlemen.  One of these days I'll have to shoot that Match!

 

Dave

Who were the Pros in the Pro part of Pro-Am? Is this a steel match or an outlaw shoot as you see them and just setup any type of stages?

Who were the Pros in the Pro part of Pro-Am? Is this a steel match or an outlaw shoot as you see them and just setup any type of stages?

 

LoL

 

I wouldn't call this pro-am , but just " knockdown steel "

 

Pro-Am has a set par time for the stage, if you dont finish - too bad, pro-am you also move from place to place in a course field. 

 

Also, most knockdown steel / pro-am is limited to 10 rounds in a magazine. 

LoL

 

I wouldn't call this pro-am , but just " knockdown steel "

 

Pro-Am has a set par time for the stage, if you dont finish - too bad, pro-am you also move from place to place in a course field. 

 

Also, most knockdown steel / pro-am is limited to 10 rounds in a magazine. 

Ahh ok I get it now...I was thinking Sevigny and Jerry were there!!!

This is the pro-am , BJ Norris doing his thing.

 

Oh that sucks to hear the beep and you still have a few more to shoot!!!

LoL

 

I wouldn't call this pro-am , but just " knockdown steel "

 

Pro-Am has a set par time for the stage, if you dont finish - too bad, pro-am you also move from place to place in a course field. 

 

Also, most knockdown steel / pro-am is limited to 10 rounds in a magazine. 

It's like a pro-am…without the traveling professionals showing up.

 

The match director assigns par times to the stages.  You do move from place to place to shoot, but being an indoor range, there is usually one stage set up on the left side of the range, and another one on the right side of the range.  :-)  One can only load 10 rounds in a mag.

It's like a pro-am…without the traveling professionals showing up.

 

The match director assigns par times to the stages. You do move from place to place to shoot, but being an indoor range, there is usually one stage set up on the left side of the range, and another one on the right side of the range. :-) One can only load 10 rounds in a mag.

I counted 15 shots on the dude in tophers video

I counted 15 shots on the dude in tophers video

 

I confess, I hadn't watched the video.    I do shoot the Tenafly matches a few times a year, and we're generally (I thought always…) instructed to limit round count to 10 rounds in a mag.

I noticed that he had more than 10 in a mag too.  He was new and they didn't make a big deal out of it.  We're all there to have fun and be safe.  It's Pro-Am style without the Pro and par times are fairly generous. 

 

I've been meaning to try knockdown at OB...looks like a lot of fun with tons of plates. Also, Chris and Ramon runs the USPSA practice night.  Dennis runs the Pro-Am.  Not bad for indoor.

Yeah... Might need to be a little Chillin going on in here. Sometimes people (me, my buddy) shoot in "competitions" strictly to have fun. Nothing more. Add to that that my friend lives in Long Island and this is something like the 3rd time hes shot a handgun. We were just having fun.

 

C

Yeah... Might need to be a little Chillin going on in here. Sometimes people (me, my buddy) shoot in "competitions" strictly to have fun. Nothing more. Add to that that my friend lives in Long Island and this is something like the 3rd time hes shot a handgun. We were just having fun.

 

C

 

chris, wasnt trying to knockdown the shooting competition or nothing, all shooting is a good time, no matter what it is. just pointing out the differences. 

Alec, its all good. You will all notice that there are no bids of me shooting. 'Cuz I suck!!

 

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