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| John
sighting in on the John C. Garand National Match
during the slow fire prone. |
Steve
getting his Garand rifle ready for the match. |
Looking
right down our line. |
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| John
getting rounds set up for his relay. |
There
was a specific distraction on the range that was
behind the firing line. |
I
couldn't help but shoot photos of said distraction. |
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| She
redefined the term, "All guns safe towards the
firing line!" |
I
snuck up and took this just to see if she was really
cute, and she was obviously just fair. |
I
wasn't the only only looking at her, either. Note
the spotting scopes all looking 60 degrees off the
line... |
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| In
the middle of John's relay in the Garand Match,
there was a long delay called. |
It
was because the Army Golden Knights parachute team
was doing a display for us. |
If
you ask John, he would say he could have done
without it in between his positions in his relay. |
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| After
the fairly boring "air show" Steve and
John resumed their standing slow fire part of their
match. |
As
you can see, the sun was setting, and the targets
were going into shadow downrange. |
As
the Vikings can tell you, a good stretch before
a battle can prevent long-term injuries!!! |
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| John
trying to be serious and resuming his match in the
standing, off-hand. |
John
resuming his match in the
standing, off-hand. |
Tony,
practicing his position. |
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| Tony,
still practicing and dry-firing. |
A
look down the line from the end of the auxiliary
Garand line. |
Same. |
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| Tony,
still practicing and dry-firing. |
A
look down the line on the Garand line. |
A
really cool close-up of Kristof and Tony with our
Garands. |
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| A
nice shot of the Garand line. |
Tony
trying to stand still on the Garand line after being
on the range for 15 hours. |
Mike
"Montana" Bennett trying to stand still
and shoot the Garand off-hand shooting. |
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| Tony,
doing Zen breathing to try to relax and holding my
rifle slack and trying to be as still as possible. |
We
walked off the Garand line and this is what it
looked like. We started at 0600 hours, and finished
at
2100 hours. |
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Gallery 3 |
