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This month I elected to fire the President’s Match using my AR-15A4. The match requires than it be fired with an iron sighted rifle. So, I would use the Matech BUIS with the Aimpoint red dot sight turned off. Slow … Continue reading →

Everyone knows that genuine 7.5x55mm GP11 out of Switzerland is becoming an endangered species. Phenomenal ammunition without a doubt. Compared to what other militaries issue to their troops, this stuff is match grade! But with the Stgw 57 rifle a … Continue reading →

Today was the Police Pistol Combat match for May. Hosted by the Delaware Law Enforcement Marksmanship Association, it is open to civilians as well as police. I always fire three relays in my quest for a competitive high season average. … Continue reading →

This was my tenth year of competing in the Eastern Games at Camp Butner, NC. By the end of the first match of the first time I attended, I knew I would be coming back. Since then, I have learned … Continue reading →

My fourth and last rifle match at the Games would be fired with my 1942 Remington M1903A3. Stage One: Slow fire prone I started out well until I mashed the trigger, and my fifth shot went low into the 6-ring. … Continue reading →

Rain was in the day’s forecast with possible lightning in the afternoon. I opted to fire AR-15A2 for two reasons. First, it has no wood to swell. Second, it won’t blow water in my face as it cycles. Slow fire … Continue reading →

To start the Games off I elected to shoot my home-built AR-15A2 for the first match. Stage One: Slow fire prone. Ten rounds in ten minutes from the prone position. I dropped a point right off the bat with a … Continue reading →

With the supply of GP11 ammunition out of Switzerland dwindling, and the price for what can be had skyrocketing, alternatives are paramount. I have just enough GP11 to get me and my K31 through the rest of the 2023 Schützenfest … Continue reading →

It was chilly on day one of the new season. I fired three relays as usual. My first was a mediocre 450-20X out of a possible 480-48X. My second foray was barely better with a 451-22X. My best run should … Continue reading →

Yesterday was the first day of the 2023 Delaware Law Enforcement Marksmanship Association competitive season. And as is customary, the first order of business is to present the awards from the previous year. I have now accomplished a championship hat … Continue reading →