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Rifle shooting: Waukegan's top team scored 2,099 out of a possible 2,400 in the competition.]]>
Rifle shooting: Waukegan's top team scored 2,099 out of a possible 2,400 in the competition.]]> https://rdaforum.com/thread-1100.html Sun, 08 Mar 2015 22:12:24 +0000 mikereddot]]> https://rdaforum.com/thread-1100.html
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Years ago (late 90s), in the Navy Reserve, I qual'd on an M14 (M1A is the civilian version I think), using what I was told was Vietnam era ammo. Although getting to shoot in the Reserves was a rarity in my case, this one time event sponsored by our CO (CDR Wegge, If I recall), that may have rekindled the spark getting me interested in shooting again. It would be several years later before I got my own. Our entire unit met up at an outdoor range (possibly a military only) up near Kenosha/Racine, where half the group would swap out and go downrange in a trench and lift the targets and mark them for hits. Very hot day I remember and was amazed at the bullets whizzing overhead. I scored high enough to get the Navy Marksmanship Ribbon (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marksmanship_Ribbon). There are two higher levels: Sharpshooter and Expert Marksman. I was satisfied at what I got, considering I had never done it before at that distance, which if I recall was at 200 yards.]]>
Years ago (late 90s), in the Navy Reserve, I qual'd on an M14 (M1A is the civilian version I think), using what I was told was Vietnam era ammo. Although getting to shoot in the Reserves was a rarity in my case, this one time event sponsored by our CO (CDR Wegge, If I recall), that may have rekindled the spark getting me interested in shooting again. It would be several years later before I got my own. Our entire unit met up at an outdoor range (possibly a military only) up near Kenosha/Racine, where half the group would swap out and go downrange in a trench and lift the targets and mark them for hits. Very hot day I remember and was amazed at the bullets whizzing overhead. I scored high enough to get the Navy Marksmanship Ribbon (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marksmanship_Ribbon). There are two higher levels: Sharpshooter and Expert Marksman. I was satisfied at what I got, considering I had never done it before at that distance, which if I recall was at 200 yards.]]> https://rdaforum.com/thread-636.html Sun, 23 Nov 2014 01:16:04 +0000 Lori B]]> https://rdaforum.com/thread-636.html https://rdaforum.com/thread-307.html Thu, 04 Sep 2014 03:42:10 +0000 fromtheplaines]]> https://rdaforum.com/thread-307.html https://rdaforum.com/thread-140.html Wed, 09 Jul 2014 21:17:12 +0000 GunsNpink]]> https://rdaforum.com/thread-140.html https://rdaforum.com/thread-85.html Sun, 22 Jun 2014 23:06:53 +0000 fkoskotas]]> https://rdaforum.com/thread-85.html has anybody been there? they compete once a month outdoors.]]> has anybody been there? they compete once a month outdoors.]]>