I met Scott not long ago at the monthly IDPA match and was very impressed with his skills and friendly demeanor. I thought he had a great rig for a holster on the chair but did not know he was producing them for others, which is awesome! Check out his site and pass it on. Kudos Scott!

Thanks to John Hughes for forwarding this article.

-Jim Linch

Twenty seven competitors participated in this year’s NRA Regional Rifle Championship held at the Historic Camp White Rifle Range at the Jackson County Sports Park on May 15th and 16th. Men and women from as far away as Redmond, Oregon and Eureka, California came to test their skills at being able to hit the center of the target at ranges from 200 to 600 yards. The course of fire included firing from the standing, seated, and prone positions in both slow fire and rapid fire contests. The variety of the course of fire tends to stress the shooters sense of timing, and many rush to complete their firing while failing to exercise the required breathing control, aiming, and proper trigger squeeze.

Fullbore is modeled after the type of target shooting common in Europe, Great Britain, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa and a number of other countries throughout the world. It is by no means a new sport. However, it is only lately becoming popular in the U.S. Some cnfuse it with our Long Range program but it is somewhat different and does not exclusively involve the longer ranges.

Director: David McFadden.
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Scheduled practice: Monday nights, indoor range, 7:30pm