Capatin High Power Range

[Dgd6mm]

I am out sight seeing thru some states, 11 so far. On the way to the town of Lincoln, New Mexico to check out Billy the Kid's history, on SR 380 I drove buy this range. It looks nice, the Florida boys would be crying about being in the sun.

Don Dunlap

 

[prwhite]

Never been there but shot with a fella at the 2015 FCNC that shoots there. He described it as a pretty range where you might find elk on the range when you get there in the morning.

 

[Ringostar]

Yes it has a very nice mountain backdrop. I moved to the area this summer, and have shot a couple matches there so far. It's different shooting from where I used to. The winds can get quite strong, but haven't been to switchy.

 

[aussiepowderburner]

Yes it has a very nice mountain backdrop. I moved to the area this summer, and have shot a couple matches there so far. It's different shooting from where I used to. The winds can get quite strong, but haven't been to switchy.

They were very twitchy and changing quickly a fortnight ago when the State F Class was shot there.
People shooting between targets at 1000 on Sunday!
But I reckon if u can master Capitan and Midland Texas then you will do well anywhere!
My first shot for record in second 1000 was a 6!!!
Wind changed 180 degrees from 2 R to 2 L in the click of a finger!
Second to count was a 3 o'clock 9 with 5 Moa L on!
APB

 

[Ringostar]

They were very twitchy and changing quickly a fortnight ago when the State F Class was shot there.
People shooting between targets at 1000 on Sunday!
But I reckon if u can master Capitan and Midland Texas then you will do well anywhere!
My first shot for record in second 1000 was a 6!!!
Wind changed 180 degrees from 2 R to 2 L in the click of a finger!
Second to count was a 3 o'clock 9 with 5 Moa L on!
APB

I wish that I could have been there. However I was starting my long drive back from nationals about the time that you were gathering to shoot.

 

[Catfur]

It looks nice, the Florida boys would be crying about being in the sun.

At 6500' you'll sunburn even in the rain.