Greg@wfcustom
Gold $$ Contributor
FYI,
We shot our second "Chabot Special" match of the year on Saturday, and although attendance was sparse for a number of reasons,
(mostly health related unfortunately) 7 hardy souls came out to participate in what is usually one of our favorite formats.
For those not familiar it is named after the old Chabot Range in the East Bay hills of the SF Bay area.
That range was finally closed after many years of being a favorite with shooters from all over the Bay Area and Northern California.
We shoot @ 200 yards for both Group and Score on the same caliber specific UBR 6-Bull target shooting a 5 shot group on each bull.
We shoot 2 targets total broken up into 4-20 minute firing periods of 3 bulls each. So a total of 60 record shots for the match.
I've posted pictures of my (not so great!) targets, so you can get an idea of the format. I was shooting our usual medium L-R push,
notice the backside miss when you don't notice the letup until after you shoot. Then you just fill in and favor center.
Anyway I digress: I usually strip the first 3 bulls off of each target to keep up with the scoring during the breaks between
relays, it helps if one person counts and another measures the group.
Results attached,
Greg
We shot our second "Chabot Special" match of the year on Saturday, and although attendance was sparse for a number of reasons,
(mostly health related unfortunately) 7 hardy souls came out to participate in what is usually one of our favorite formats.
For those not familiar it is named after the old Chabot Range in the East Bay hills of the SF Bay area.
That range was finally closed after many years of being a favorite with shooters from all over the Bay Area and Northern California.
We shoot @ 200 yards for both Group and Score on the same caliber specific UBR 6-Bull target shooting a 5 shot group on each bull.
We shoot 2 targets total broken up into 4-20 minute firing periods of 3 bulls each. So a total of 60 record shots for the match.
I've posted pictures of my (not so great!) targets, so you can get an idea of the format. I was shooting our usual medium L-R push,
notice the backside miss when you don't notice the letup until after you shoot. Then you just fill in and favor center.
Anyway I digress: I usually strip the first 3 bulls off of each target to keep up with the scoring during the breaks between
relays, it helps if one person counts and another measures the group.
Results attached,
Greg
