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F Class Nationals 2025

The list of names was people who have shot at Winnequah club before. It included sling shooters also. The names that had FO or FTR after the name, were the ones that were registered for these matches.
Unnecessary clutter in the list had me confused, easily done!
Erik Cortina missing the 2025 F Class Nationals?
I don't know what to think about that.
Life happens and priorities change, I guess.
 
Five way ties for first place in the 2025 US Mid-range National. Amazing!
All dropped only 4 points in 9 matches, for 1796 out of 1800 possible.
1st Randy Snook 127 X’s
2nd Brad Johnson 118 X’s,
3rd Johnny Ingram 117 X’s,
4th Andy Amber 116 X’s
5th Dave Lyons 106 X’s.
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Gabe Gavock (19) won the F-TR Mid-range National. Super!
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Ryan Mitchell, 2025 US Long range National Champ. Just Outstanding!
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Keith Trapp, first place US Long range Nationals F-TR for the second time. You rock Keith!!
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2025 US F-TR Champs.
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Congratulations to all Winners in the 2025 US Nationals!!!... seb
 
I would like to thank allthe kind words about the matches and all the shooters that attended we assembled what i beleive one of best crews to run theise matches. I doint think that we have eaver done a better job. Again thanks to all the workers that were instrimatil in makeing it happen. I will mention the crossfires we put a nice clear 16 in number on the upper right corner of the carrier frame. If some has a suggestion of how to make it better we will counsider the sugestion. but i know how to crissfire to as i have done it and it is because i doint look at that number on the right corner. IAGAIN WANT TO THANK ALL OF THE FOLKS THAT SHOT THE MATCH AND ALL THE FOLKS THAT WORKED DILLIGANTY TO MAKE THIS THE SUCESS SEE YOU IN THE FUTURE MATCHES EARL LIEBETRAU AND WINNEQUAH GUN CLUB
 
I would like to thank allthe kind words about the matches and all the shooters that attended we assembled what i beleive one of best crews to run theise matches. I doint think that we have eaver done a better job. Again thanks to all the workers that were instrimatil in makeing it happen. I will mention the crossfires we put a nice clear 16 in number on the upper right corner of the carrier frame. If some has a suggestion of how to make it better we will counsider the sugestion. but i know how to crissfire to as i have done it and it is because i doint look at that number on the right corner. IAGAIN WANT TO THANK ALL OF THE FOLKS THAT SHOT THE MATCH AND ALL THE FOLKS THAT WORKED DILLIGANTY TO MAKE THIS THE SUCESS SEE YOU IN THE FUTURE MATCHES EARL LIEBETRAU AND WINNEQUAH GUN CLUB
Earl, thank you for a very well run match! I did not understand the crossfires given the large number at the top left of each target… plain as day and easy to read when the mirage was heavy. Take care.
 
I did not understand the crossfires given the large number at the top left of each target
The firing line is kind of lumpy-bumpy. If your gun wasn’t tracking really well, it would knock you over a target or 2. If one is used to the gun sliding straight back to the target like it would on concrete and just taking that aspect for granted, I can see it happening pretty easily. Better shooters than me and you crossfired this match. It happens.
 
The firing line is kind of lumpy-bumpy. If your gun wasn’t tracking really well, it would knock you over a target or 2. If one is used to the gun sliding straight back to the target like it would on concrete and just taking that aspect for granted, I can see it happening pretty easily. Better shooters than me and you crossfired this match. It happens.
Even though I used a 'donut' bag under my rear bag and pounded it flat, I still had some bag walk. Like Tyler said, one had to be very vigilant if your scope was at higher power. I frequently had to shift my bag once or twice a match on some firing points.
 
The firing line is kind of lumpy-bumpy. If your gun wasn’t tracking really well, it would knock you over a target or 2. If one is used to the gun sliding straight back to the target like it would on concrete and just taking that aspect for granted, I can see it happening pretty easily. Better shooters than me and you crossfired this match. It happens.
After my first match of the 600, I was on the far left… really clumpy… I chose my rear rest location before setting my front.. it helped… I scored for the winner of the 600 that day and he made mention of the rear bag location. Marked my front rest location for easy return.
 

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