Friday Night Steel at Marion County Fish and Game this Friday, July 22nd!

[Railroader]

I finally got around to checking out the pictures I took Friday. Bullets are hard to take pictures of in action.

A couple of interest: And a link to a gallery where some other good ones are posted

 

[Smitty506th]

It would be great if there was a way to get a Saturday night steel once a month at MCFG.

 

[singlesix]

Not so much names, but I was shooting 22P, not 22R, so I should be at the top of the 22P class. Que can vouch for me.

Thanks again, the evening we fun, however, I thought I had lost my cell phone out there on the range somewhere, but ended up finding it in my range bag. Lucky me.........

Ya'll don't realize how much you miss something until it's gone. And NO, I'm NOT talking about THAT....

Name? I'll make the correction.

 

[pool67]

what is the average distance to the plates from the firing line. thank you
I would like to practice at correct distance before next FNS

 

[ZbornacSVT]

7yds minimum if not mistaken

 

[HDSilvrStreak]

what is the average distance to the plates from the firing line. thank you
I would like to practice at correct distance before next FNS

It's not far. I watched some of the YouTube videos prior to going and they make it seem much further than it really is.

I think we were further than 7 yds, but still not too far.

If you're asking because it may be an issue to if you shoot or not, don't let it be. Just come on out and shoot. You'll enjoy it.

Umm, I've only shot FNS once, but I had fun and will most likely do it again.