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Best Shot Shooting League this Sunday @ 5:00pm

Hey everyone,

We are going to get together for some shooting this Sunday @ Best Shot Shooting Range in Friendswood.

We are going to do a few shooting drills, probably DEA dots & FBI Q targets and then we'll shoot a few scenarios. It will be $15 to shoot. If anyone is interested, feel free to post here or e-mail glockfanATcomcastdotnet.

WHEN/WHERE?
Best Shot range, most Sun. @5:00. Call to verify.281.648.SHOT (7468) or 281.797.1218

WHAT DO I NEED TO COMPETE?
Handgun, holster, belt, ammo magazines (2 or more), mag holder, about 100 rounds of jacketed ammo. Concealment clothes, flashlight, blue gun.

Principles: To promote the safe and proficient use of handguns in real world self-defense scenarios.
To offer a practical shooting venue that allows the competitors to concentrate on the development of their shooting skills and to fellowship with other like minded shooters.



Course of Fire: Courses of fire will simulate real world self-defense scenarios and build skills needed in real confrontations.
The majority of shots fired will be less than 15 yards and most stages will begin from concealment.
Precision close range shooting while moving and shooting at moving targets is emphasized.

Scoring Method
Vickers
Required Handgun/Caliber
9mm or larger handguns. All equipment must be suitable for EDC.

Other
Reload methods will be dictated by the RO.

Safety
Limited to 20 students

Range commands:
· Load and make ready
· Is the shooter Ready?
· Standby
· Buzzer or other start signal
· Reload
· Holster
· Stop!
· Cease fire!
· Finger!
· Muzzle!
· Cover!
Misc. info. $15

Silverbear has a prior commitment, but may be able to change schedule to attend. Having has some prior instruction from fm2, for $15 range fee, your getting a lot of training bang for the buck!

This event was really fun. Being a newbie to handguns and CHL, the exercises and drills were very helpful. My sincere thanks to fm2 for his time and equipment, and for leading the class. Nice meeting teamless too.

My 8yr son tagged along to watch the exercises and drills. Before we left, one of the gentlemen at the range offered to let him shoot his Browning Buckmark. At 15 feet and the first time to shoot that gun, my little guy got 4 bulls, 5 inside the 8 ring, and one in the 7 seven ring. He may gotten some help steadying the gun by resting his arms on the bench, but still made papa proud!

silverbear wrote:My sincere thanks to fm2 for his time and equipment, and for leading the class

it was nice meeting Silverbear and 'silvercub' as well

I'll have to catch one of these in the future.

Thanks to the forum members, Teamless & Silverbear for coming out to the range. We had a great time shooting a few drills to warm up. Then we shot some challenging scenarios. Everyone did well on the scenarios, (most were shot clean ) and I hope the drills provided some visual feedback for the basics of sight allignment & trigger control.

The next event is the 16th, pm me if interested.