I participated in the Whidbey Island match at Holmes Harbor on Saturday.
The weather was good. The stages were good. The people were fun to hang out with. I had a really good time.
Double tap both white targets then hit the stop plate.
Here are the results:
Shooter | Division | Time |
Brian Lawson | RF-RI-O | 41.74 |
Steve Mooney | RF-RI-O | 41.85 |
Brian Lawson. | RF-O | 47.68 |
Steve Mooney | RF-O | 47.79 |
Jeff Kanter | RF-RI-O | 48.40 |
Dan Lavaty | RF-RI-O | 60.81 |
Lance Bakken | RF-RI-O | 62.24 |
Ken Loucks | RF-RI-O | 70.12 |
Joe Huffman | RF-I | 72.03 |
Jim Dunlap | RF-RI-O | 72.14 |
Jeff Komatsu | RF-I | 72.33 |
Jim Dunlap | RF-O | 74.46 |
Thomas Alldredge | CF-O | 77.29 |
Joe Huffman | CF-I | 85.14 |
MAC | RF-RV | 91.42 |
Dan Lavaty | CF-RV-O | 92.51 |
Lance Bakken | CF-LR | 93.29 |
Jeff Kanter | CF-I | 98.25 |
Jeff Komatsu | CF-O | 100.42 |
Scott Bertino | CF-RV-I | 114.88 |
Rev Barchenger | RF-O | 122.47 |
MAC | CF-RV-I | 158.72 |
Ken Loucks | CF-LR | DNF |
My average time per hit with rim fire iron sights was 0.7203 seconds. With centerfire iron sights it was 0.8514 seconds. At the state championship the week before the average times were 0.5758 and 0.8003 seconds. The stage design makes a big difference. These stages generally had much larger transition distances.
Jeff Kanter was at both matches and Saturday he commented on how well prepared I was for the rain in Ephrata at the championship. I gave Barb all the credit.