Bullseye

The South River Gun Club, thirty minutes south of metropolitan Atlanta in the suburb of Covington Georgia, is gorgeous. I shot a 2700 there recently and had a wonderful time.

Reading about the record low in Indianapolis, I longed for a little of that air to mix in with what we had at the range in Phoenix for the Short Course Registered 2700 this morning.

With as poorly as I fired the M9 in that competition, I really didn’t think I’d earned any. I mean, it was awful: 223-1X. [Ugh.]

What makes Camp Perry special is the intense focus on one thing: accurate shooting.

Through the ‘scope, I could see only eight holes in my completed center-fire slow fire target.

Canton and Perry are about as different as they can be. Canton was, to me, extremely enjoyable. Perry was, while not exactly a let-down, much less so.

The weather is what makes, or more frequently breaks, the annual championships at Camp Perry Ohio. That’s what I’ve been told.

… Sailor take warning.

If you are forced to defend yourself and regardless of what, if anything, you may have used to do so, heed this advice from an experienced professional. He knows.

Here are my estimates for the ammunition needed for the Canton-McKinley Regional plus the Camp Perry Nationals, both of which I will be attending this year.