That scoring steel cannot be red, green or black. They suggest white. Of course white is a no shoot on paper, but don't let consistency get in the way.
I've never quite understood why scoring steel is painted white. I vote yellow.
That scoring steel cannot be red, green or black. They suggest white. Of course white is a no shoot on paper, but don't let consistency get in the way.
I've never quite understood why scoring steel is painted white. I vote yellow.
I am pissed off and it is because of the ruling about what color steel scoring targets cannot be. I had this great idea and the ruling by NROI says no. We are this close to an outlaw match.
I edited the OP for stages and round count.
Six stages 179 rounds minimum but all the steel is in the match I think. (not the Texas Star)
No classifier.
No Red paint.
Correction, the White River is up, so no over drinking. Sun-burn is optional.Im in and then I Im going down on the river drinking with my brother. The 5th I will be recovering from a serious sun burn and hang over.
I believe I will be at this one as well, though not as Rhino's noteworthy guest.
Which does not suggest that you are not also noteworthy, but simply not my guest.
It will be my first real match shooting Limited Minor from concealment.
After my chastising years ago you are SOOOO "tactical" that it makes me proud !Well played, sir! I intend to do the same, although it won't be my first go-round.
Define, noteworthy, please.
We talking famous, like Angelina Jolie, or infamous like, Granger?
After my chastising years ago you are SOOOO "tactical" that it makes me proud !