Five shooters, two PCPs and three TX200 springer shooters showed up at the F Poole airgun range for a 5 lane , three critters per lane shoot with one lane being an offhand lane. As usual, the two PCP guys smoked the handicapped springer shooters. Since Cliff Smith was absent this time, it would have been three PCPs at the top. While there is no set schedule, we usually shoot on two or three Saturdays per month starting at about 9 am and following the match we mosey over the a lunch spot and whine about what could have been. If you are interested, we can always use new blood, sent me an email for info. Below is a sample of the some of your targets, here is our version of the much adored FOX target.


Canary target that requires shooting between the wires.........


Now this is a buzzard........

that fox target now. Here is a pic of one I made for a friend that puts on matches and one I made for myself....
Hope to see you at the Cajun Classic!...

Paul, I gotta admit your paint jobs are bad A$$ nt

plate, I will paint it for you. No charge. Just re emburse me the shipping back to you. Or give it to me at the Cajun if you go.

Once it is painted, you should have no problem re painting the KZ area. Unless some bad shooters wack at it....lol

with a big KZ at the offhand lane near or mid target, usually placed between 13 and 20 yards. We got tired of having 1 inchers at 25 yards when no one could get a decent score on the offhand lane. It's not much fun when you get 1 of 6 hits at the standing lane, so we made it much easier and put the Fox really close. So now most of us get about three of six shots. This Fox gets lots of paddle hits, not many face plate hits, so a template is not required. Thanks anyway. See ya in Baton Rouge.