ggmbowhunter
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This past weekend, September 14th and 15th, Harry Jones held its last 1000 yard matches of the year, shooting four matches in two days. Matches began in a timely manner on both days and for the first hour of each day the conditions were perfect. However, as the shooters began to move into the second match of the day a mirage began to form within the valley. Nevertheless, the shooters of light, heavy, and tactical classes prevailed the conditions and continued to shoot very well. Both matches finished early.
In match 7, Scott Frock swept the light gun class, shooting the highest aggregate score (97), the lowest aggregate group (3.939 inches), the smallest individual group (2.685 inches), and won the light gun class overall. Will Watkins Sr. shot the highest individual score with 49 points and 1 X. Mike Gaizauskas similarly swept the heavy gun class, shooting the highest aggregate score (192), the lowest aggregate group (3.867 inches), the smallest individual group (3.534 inches), the highest individual score (100 with 7 Xs) and won the heavy gun class overall. Marty Williams was the lone tactical shooter, shooting an aggregate score of 95 and an aggregate group of 6.228, while his lowest individual group was 5.912 and his individual score was. 48. For two gun overall, Mike Gaizauskas shot the lowest aggregate group at 4.016 inches and Scott Frock shot the highest aggregate score at 288. Frock went on to win two gun overall.
In match 8, within the light gun class Will Watkins Sr. shot the highest aggregate score (95) and the smallest individual group (3.325 inches), Scott Frock shot the lowest aggregate group (4.053 inches), and Mike Smith shot the highest individual group (50 with 2 Xs). Overall, Will Watkins won the light gun class. In the heavy gun class, Jack Gauntz shot the highest aggregate score (184), Scott Frock shot the lowest aggregate group (7.556 inches) and he shot the smallest individual group (6.446 inches). Mike Gaizauskas shot the highest individual score (95 with 4 Xs). Overall, Scott Frock won the heavy gun class. Marty Williams was once again the lone shooter in the actual class, shooting an aggregate score of 84 and an aggregate group of 8.662 inches. His highest individual score was 44 and his lowest individual group was 7.662 inches. Scott Frock swept the two gun overall, shooting an aggregate group of 5.804 inches and an aggregate score of 274.
In match 9, Scott Frock dominated the light gun class. He shot the highest aggregate score (99), the lowest aggregate group (3.825 inches), the highest individual score (50), and won the light gun class overall. Will Watkins Sr. shot the lowest individual group at 3.721 inches. Mike Gaizauskas dominated the heavy gun class, shooting the lowest aggregate group (6.139 inches), the highest individual score (98 with 1 X), the lowest individual group (3.719 inches), and won the heavy gun class overall. Scott Frock shot the highest aggregate heavy gun score at 194. Dave Yoho dominated the tactical class, shooting the highest aggregate score (95), the lowest aggregate group (6.637 inches), the smallest individual group (3.974 inches), and won the tactical gun class overall. Shaun Swecker shot the highest individual tactical gun score at 48 with 2 Xs. Scott Frock won the two gun overall, with his lowest aggregate group being 5.712 inches and his highest aggregate score being 293.
In match 10, Mike Smith and Will Watkins Sr. battled it out for first place. Will Watkins Sr. shot the highest aggregate score (97), the highest individual score (50 with 2 Xs), and the lowest individual group (2.694 inches). Mike Smith shot the lowest aggregate group (3.349 inches) and managed to pull ahead to win the light gun class overall. Mike Gaizauskas swept the heavy gun class, shooting the highest aggregate score (189), the lowest aggregate group (5.855 inches), the highest individual score (99 with 2 Xs), and the lowest individual group (4.830 inches). Shaun Swecker dominated the tactical class, shooting the highest aggregate score (92), the lowest aggregate group (5.203 inches), and the smallest individual group (4.545 inches), going onto to win his class overall. Dave Yoho, however, shot the highest individual score (49 with 1 X). Mike Gaizauskas won the two gun overall, shooting the lowest aggregate group (5.735 inches) and the highest aggregate score (282).
Harry Jones thanks all the shooters, sponsors, and workers that made this year’s 1000 Yard Shooting memorable. We would also like to thank our new partner: Freedom Benchrest. We hope this is the first of many years of successful, fruitful collaboration. We are thankful for everyone who keeps this club alive, especially Jean Dawson. We wish to see everyone return next year.
In match 7, Scott Frock swept the light gun class, shooting the highest aggregate score (97), the lowest aggregate group (3.939 inches), the smallest individual group (2.685 inches), and won the light gun class overall. Will Watkins Sr. shot the highest individual score with 49 points and 1 X. Mike Gaizauskas similarly swept the heavy gun class, shooting the highest aggregate score (192), the lowest aggregate group (3.867 inches), the smallest individual group (3.534 inches), the highest individual score (100 with 7 Xs) and won the heavy gun class overall. Marty Williams was the lone tactical shooter, shooting an aggregate score of 95 and an aggregate group of 6.228, while his lowest individual group was 5.912 and his individual score was. 48. For two gun overall, Mike Gaizauskas shot the lowest aggregate group at 4.016 inches and Scott Frock shot the highest aggregate score at 288. Frock went on to win two gun overall.
In match 8, within the light gun class Will Watkins Sr. shot the highest aggregate score (95) and the smallest individual group (3.325 inches), Scott Frock shot the lowest aggregate group (4.053 inches), and Mike Smith shot the highest individual group (50 with 2 Xs). Overall, Will Watkins won the light gun class. In the heavy gun class, Jack Gauntz shot the highest aggregate score (184), Scott Frock shot the lowest aggregate group (7.556 inches) and he shot the smallest individual group (6.446 inches). Mike Gaizauskas shot the highest individual score (95 with 4 Xs). Overall, Scott Frock won the heavy gun class. Marty Williams was once again the lone shooter in the actual class, shooting an aggregate score of 84 and an aggregate group of 8.662 inches. His highest individual score was 44 and his lowest individual group was 7.662 inches. Scott Frock swept the two gun overall, shooting an aggregate group of 5.804 inches and an aggregate score of 274.
In match 9, Scott Frock dominated the light gun class. He shot the highest aggregate score (99), the lowest aggregate group (3.825 inches), the highest individual score (50), and won the light gun class overall. Will Watkins Sr. shot the lowest individual group at 3.721 inches. Mike Gaizauskas dominated the heavy gun class, shooting the lowest aggregate group (6.139 inches), the highest individual score (98 with 1 X), the lowest individual group (3.719 inches), and won the heavy gun class overall. Scott Frock shot the highest aggregate heavy gun score at 194. Dave Yoho dominated the tactical class, shooting the highest aggregate score (95), the lowest aggregate group (6.637 inches), the smallest individual group (3.974 inches), and won the tactical gun class overall. Shaun Swecker shot the highest individual tactical gun score at 48 with 2 Xs. Scott Frock won the two gun overall, with his lowest aggregate group being 5.712 inches and his highest aggregate score being 293.
In match 10, Mike Smith and Will Watkins Sr. battled it out for first place. Will Watkins Sr. shot the highest aggregate score (97), the highest individual score (50 with 2 Xs), and the lowest individual group (2.694 inches). Mike Smith shot the lowest aggregate group (3.349 inches) and managed to pull ahead to win the light gun class overall. Mike Gaizauskas swept the heavy gun class, shooting the highest aggregate score (189), the lowest aggregate group (5.855 inches), the highest individual score (99 with 2 Xs), and the lowest individual group (4.830 inches). Shaun Swecker dominated the tactical class, shooting the highest aggregate score (92), the lowest aggregate group (5.203 inches), and the smallest individual group (4.545 inches), going onto to win his class overall. Dave Yoho, however, shot the highest individual score (49 with 1 X). Mike Gaizauskas won the two gun overall, shooting the lowest aggregate group (5.735 inches) and the highest aggregate score (282).
Harry Jones thanks all the shooters, sponsors, and workers that made this year’s 1000 Yard Shooting memorable. We would also like to thank our new partner: Freedom Benchrest. We hope this is the first of many years of successful, fruitful collaboration. We are thankful for everyone who keeps this club alive, especially Jean Dawson. We wish to see everyone return next year.
