The FGST is doing more than just shooting to help raise money for this awesome organization.
The FGST is doing more than just shooting to help raise money for this awesome organization.
I just sent out a mass email but alot of you folks i don't have an addy on so here is whats happening:
We understand that some of you cannot participate because of your location and because of that we ask that you at least visit the Wounded Warrior website and see what we are doing and why we are so passionate about this project.
www.woundedwarriorproject.org
The following is a message from Curt.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I have had some entries trickle in for our Wounded Warrior match on October 24th and 25th. Hopefully this
will bring some more in, and answer some questions.
I have not had a single shooter express interest in shooting on Friday. We will therefore be shooting only on Saturday and Sunday.
I am gettting a ton of people telling me they are going to be there. I do not have entries however! This makes it tricky for a match director to schedule and run things. There is quite a bit of timing, scoring, and other things that go on in running a match.
Here is what we are going to do. The match will between 150 and 200 rounds. It is largely steel, so if you shoot a lot, (or like me - miss a lot) bring more ammo. We will also have a "Mulligan" jar on each stage. You don't like your time, throw $5 in and get a reshoot.
It is on static steel from a static position. Some of our shooters are new, with no holsters. Everything will be from low ready.
We will start shooting on Saturday at 9am. You can easily complete the match in 3/4 of a day. We will start shooting again on Sunday at 9am.
Show up when it is convenient to you, and bring some friends to shoot! I wanted entry forms. What I need though, is money for our veterans. If you show up on Saturday or Sunday with a gun, ammo, and entry fee - I will take care of it. We will have awards on Sunday afternoon when the last shooter is done. And some fun things.
We are raffling off a Glock certificate and a XD 9mm. Tickets will be $5 each. With the number of shooters we have, this is a hell of a better shot than the lottery.
I am having a auction of some guns. I have a XD, a Springfield Armory 1911 and a gorgeous Springfield Armory M1A1. I am going to start the auction at some ludicrously low levels (which are my cost). The XD starts at $265. The 1911 starts at $311. The Springfield Armory M1A1 starts at $831. You cannot even find a M1A1 for sale! Everything over the starting bid is donated to Wounded Warrior. Guys, M1A1's are selling for 1400 plus.
You can do a good thing, and make some money!
Gotta be a shooter to be on the auction. I'm not selling you a M1A1 for 800 when you won't fork $75 over for veterans! We have some great prizes to give away. When you look at the below sponsors I want you to know they chased me down. They wanted to help Wounded Warrior.
In the American corporate wasteland where ethics is a word between enema and excrete, these folks stood up. God Bless them, and give them your business.
United States Shooting Academy - Donated range and staff support. Most prevalent word out of their mouth is "what can we do to help".
Williams Production Company. First check I got.
Wilson Combat. Started talking, and John May cut me off, and said it will "be in the mail".
XS - SiteSystems - Dave Biggers - The minute he ends helping us, he starts on HAVA - Honoring Americans Veterans Afield.
Glock - Bob Radecki. Never even asked the man. He called me.
Springfield Armory. Where I got those low costs on those guns. So every dime could go to Wounded Warrior.
Oklahoma Police Supply - Rick Phillps and Eric Fuson. Best gun store in the world. When I need help, they are invariably there. Classy guys.
Tony Rumore - Tromix. Tony builds the coolest shotguns in the world. He is bringing a 12" Saiga to the match for our enjoyment on a stage. Also
providing the ammo. Look up Tromix on the net. You will see why he has the longest waiting list in the gun business.
J & K Bullet Caster's. Call Mitch at 405 550.9033. He helped us, and makes a great bullet. lf you don't shoot cast bullets, you should start.Ammo is high,
and Mitch makes a quality product.
Marie Callenders. Best food in the world, and some of the best folks.
So in closing, be there. A good match for a good cause.
Curt Nichols
We understand that some of you cannot participate because of your location and because of that we ask that you at least visit the Wounded Warrior website and see what we are doing and why we are so passionate about this project.
www.woundedwarriorproject.org
The following is a message from Curt.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I have had some entries trickle in for our Wounded Warrior match on October 24th and 25th. Hopefully this
will bring some more in, and answer some questions.
I have not had a single shooter express interest in shooting on Friday. We will therefore be shooting only on Saturday and Sunday.
I am gettting a ton of people telling me they are going to be there. I do not have entries however! This makes it tricky for a match director to schedule and run things. There is quite a bit of timing, scoring, and other things that go on in running a match.
Here is what we are going to do. The match will between 150 and 200 rounds. It is largely steel, so if you shoot a lot, (or like me - miss a lot) bring more ammo. We will also have a "Mulligan" jar on each stage. You don't like your time, throw $5 in and get a reshoot.
It is on static steel from a static position. Some of our shooters are new, with no holsters. Everything will be from low ready.
We will start shooting on Saturday at 9am. You can easily complete the match in 3/4 of a day. We will start shooting again on Sunday at 9am.
Show up when it is convenient to you, and bring some friends to shoot! I wanted entry forms. What I need though, is money for our veterans. If you show up on Saturday or Sunday with a gun, ammo, and entry fee - I will take care of it. We will have awards on Sunday afternoon when the last shooter is done. And some fun things.
We are raffling off a Glock certificate and a XD 9mm. Tickets will be $5 each. With the number of shooters we have, this is a hell of a better shot than the lottery.
I am having a auction of some guns. I have a XD, a Springfield Armory 1911 and a gorgeous Springfield Armory M1A1. I am going to start the auction at some ludicrously low levels (which are my cost). The XD starts at $265. The 1911 starts at $311. The Springfield Armory M1A1 starts at $831. You cannot even find a M1A1 for sale! Everything over the starting bid is donated to Wounded Warrior. Guys, M1A1's are selling for 1400 plus.
You can do a good thing, and make some money!
Gotta be a shooter to be on the auction. I'm not selling you a M1A1 for 800 when you won't fork $75 over for veterans! We have some great prizes to give away. When you look at the below sponsors I want you to know they chased me down. They wanted to help Wounded Warrior.
In the American corporate wasteland where ethics is a word between enema and excrete, these folks stood up. God Bless them, and give them your business.
United States Shooting Academy - Donated range and staff support. Most prevalent word out of their mouth is "what can we do to help".
Williams Production Company. First check I got.
Wilson Combat. Started talking, and John May cut me off, and said it will "be in the mail".
XS - SiteSystems - Dave Biggers - The minute he ends helping us, he starts on HAVA - Honoring Americans Veterans Afield.
Glock - Bob Radecki. Never even asked the man. He called me.
Springfield Armory. Where I got those low costs on those guns. So every dime could go to Wounded Warrior.
Oklahoma Police Supply - Rick Phillps and Eric Fuson. Best gun store in the world. When I need help, they are invariably there. Classy guys.
Tony Rumore - Tromix. Tony builds the coolest shotguns in the world. He is bringing a 12" Saiga to the match for our enjoyment on a stage. Also
providing the ammo. Look up Tromix on the net. You will see why he has the longest waiting list in the gun business.
J & K Bullet Caster's. Call Mitch at 405 550.9033. He helped us, and makes a great bullet. lf you don't shoot cast bullets, you should start.Ammo is high,
and Mitch makes a quality product.
Marie Callenders. Best food in the world, and some of the best folks.
So in closing, be there. A good match for a good cause.
Curt Nichols
What time does this start on Satruday? I am taking the compettions pistol class at USSA this Thursday-Saturday. If I can shoot it after class lets out Saturday I may be up for this.
Shooting starts at 9AM on Saturday and goes till everyone's done (or 6PM, which is when the range closes). Get with us on Saturday and we'll see if we can work it out.
Per the Match Director:
What a great offer.....Thanks OPS and Rick
up to the front again
here are the scores .....Several FGST members did very well...
Scores for 2009 Wounded Warrior Charity match
Scores for 2009 Wounded Warrior Charity match
Scores for 2009 Wounded Warrior Charity match
Scores for 2009 Wounded Warrior Charity match
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Name Time 1 Time 2 Time 3 Time 4 Time 5 Time 6 Time 7 Time 8 Time 9 Time 10 Total
kevin toothman 2.38 2.54 2.55 2.85 1.93 2.36 1.95 2.09 1.88 2.16 22.69
Lance Jensen 3.68 3.18 3.15 4.21 2.55 3.12 2.82 3.43 2.76 1.6 30.5
Tom Hamilton 3.38 3.8 4.03 3.47 2.91 3.65 2.82 3.54 2.47 1.14 31.21
Terry Pregler 3.54 4.42 3.63 3.85 2.88 3.32 2.25 4.03 2.68 1.35 31.95
Jerry Biggs 4.22 3.79 3.88 3.31 3.14 3.19 2.32 3.21 2.73 2.38 32.17
David Homoney 5.31 4.05 4.47 4.71 2.7 2.96 2.76 3.3 2.72 1.81 34.79
Diane Liedorff 6.2 4.26 5.16 3.41 2.7 2.98 2.31 4.12 3.08 2 36.22
Olivia Toothman 5.46 4.22 4.52 2.12 3.93 3.16 4.79 3.24 4.1 1.58 37.12
Heath Krier 6.53 4.57 5.39 3.77 4.34 4.83 2.74 4.06 4.55 1.44 42.22
Matt Wild 6.22 6.58 4.97 3.47 3.52 4.47 2.99 5.43 3.25 1.72 42.62
John Oxford 6.17 5.98 4.85 4.58 3.7 4.17 2.65 5.17 4.05 1.55 42.87
Mitch Harrington 4.86 5.13 5.26 4.49 5.84 3.66 3.19 4.72 4.12 1.72 42.99
Tony Rumore 4.99 4.7 5.19 5.66 4.74 4.61 3.59 5.66 3.61 1.22 43.97
Pat Harker 6.49 4.83 5.78 4.87 3.9 4.45 3.49 4.15 4.44 2.26 44.66
Keelty Kerlin 6.76 4.32 6.23 5.37 4.68 3.4 2.82 5.5 4.04 1.68 44.8
Ron Denton 5.47 5.64 5.74 5.77 4.06 4.51 3.49 5.68 4.21 1.6 46.17
Richard England 6.92 4.53 5.77 5.25 4.09 4.59 3.78 5.39 4.58 1.4 46.3
Cary Akin 7.05 7.53 6.23 4.86 3.53 3.52 2.96 5.51 3.98 1.93 47.1
Kevin Malin 5.82 5.4 6.05 5.65 4.88 4.49 3.53 5.05 4.47 2.77 48.11
Larry Naas 7.72 5.29 5.25 4.63 4.86 5.25 5.15 5.08 3.6 1.36 48.19
Ken Fayard 6.37 7.05 5.54 6.23 3.26 3.96 3.43 6.35 4.55 1.79 48.53
Tim Finkle 7.42 6.85 5.3 5.88 4.5 3.6 3.34 5.69 4.13 1.84 48.55
Jeff Sutton 7.12 6.3 5.74 5.74 4.85 3.91 3.35 5.45 4.32 1.78 48.56
Jason England 6.95 4.82 6.27 4.73 3.98 4.14 4.26 6.37 5.17 1.98 48.67
Kelly Bostian 8.18 5.22 6.96 4.63 3.8 5.02 3.13 4.58 5 2.25 48.77
Kevin Myers 6.86 6.24 9.26 6.93 3.58 3.57 3.29 6.39 3.9 1.73 51.75
Grant Goodwin 10.65 6.05 4.67 5.12 3.91 4.22 3.7 6.35 4.96 3.92 53.55
Peter Navesky 6 10.39 8.73 5.26 3.96 4.62 3.23 5.99 3.72 1.79 53.69
Kim Homoney 7.1 4.68 10.31 5.88 4.77 4.91 3.3 5.61 4.21 3.78 54.55
Doug Gundy 7.3 7.32 8.3 7.71 5.73 4.35 3.58 7.62 4.15 2.4 58.46
Bobbie McNair 14.36 6.35 5.69 4.27 4.27 2.31 6.52 3.99 10.62 1.81 60.19
Kenneth Cox 7.42 6.91 7.29 6.88 8.34 5.6 3.54 7.13 5.77 2.56 61.44
L.J. Stokes 11.05 7.8 8.48 4.39 4.4 5.28 3.39 10.15 4.35 2.42 61.71
Russell Harris 10.36 7.28 8.55 4.64 7.89 5.08 4.9 6.81 5.53 1.66 62.7
Dave Biggers 7.21 9.34 16.61 5.92 4.88 5.13 2.63 5.72 4.28 1.46 63.18
Willard Warren 8.43 7.27 6.44 6.99 7.75 6.93 3.73 6 7.06 2.95 63.55
Don Gregory 11.86 5.9 9.02 6.21 7.79 6.79 5.08 6.99 5.97 2.84 68.45
Tom Kunkel 14.73 5.76 7.72 7.16 5.44 5.08 5.48 9.36 5.68 2.66 69.07
Braedon Fayard 11.48 7.55 11.75 10.03 5.97 6.68 3.91 8.01 7.2 1.98 74.56
Jack Morris 20.58 10.97 9.64 5.06 6.02 4.92 4.58 7.33 6.3 1.68 77.08
Curt Nichols 10.01 9.87 17.45 9.97 5.74 6.6 5.35 5.34 4.85 2.4 77.58
Robert Frantz 10.01 9.54 20.31 8.47 5.74 6.6 4.68 5.25 4.85 2.4 77.85
John Totzke(1) 14.83 11.19 11.56 6.54 7.97 6.05 5.25 7.91 7.74 1.99 81.03
Shawn Bevenue 7.71 8.97 11.04 8.21 7.02 9.89 5.2 12.58 6.95 3.59 81.16
John Totzke(2) 15.06 11 10.22 8.93 9.21 8.21 4.53 12.37 9.59 2.64 91.76
Curtis Higgins 12.83 18.15 21.31 8.7 7.26 6.1 4.9 9.74 7.41 2 98.4
Lee Totzke(2) 14.47 12.64 23.43 10.86 8.82 7.01 7.36 14.81 15.24 3.16 117.8
Lee Totzke(1) 18.88 18.24 24.49 8.97 10.11 7.21 5.73 12.13 9.25 2.98 117.99
Andy Benfield 26.83 20 23.71 7.53 11.96 9.13 7.15 14.92 18.91 3.4 143.54
Tim Marler 8.09 5.2 4.4 4.78 4.47 4.89 4.36 5.04 99 99 239.23
Ken Fayard (2) 10.94 6.44 6.63 5.77 5.46 3.86 4.71 5.53 99 99 247.34
Chandler Fayard 9.66 9.49 16.22 7.09 4.72 7.57 4.17 12.75 99 99 269.67
Teresa Marler 15.48 29.96 23.48 7.85 11.17 13.43 10.54 18.55 99 99 328.46
Eric Pregler 99 99 99 99 17.88 21.88 12.12 30.43 99 99 676.31
Aaron Marler 19.83 12.74 16.61 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 742.18
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