The "400" USPSA Match Announcement

[riverman67]

I was very happy with my shooting....
the moving and reloading not so much

 

[rvb]

Just want to say thanks to Jake for putting on another awesome match.
And thanks to Dave and the SCCC crew. The range improvements were great. And thanks for all the hard work to everyone who helped build stages!

I'd appreciate if everyone who was RO'ing could check your range bag for a blue CED Pocket Pro timer with "FWAPS" engraved on it. We came up one short. (I'm fairly sure it was blue).

I think I got video of all 15 stages, I now just have to find time to get them off the camera.

Good times!

-rvb

 

[blkrifle]

glad i let Jake talk me into this match. the number 1 thing i heard thru out the match " this is a fun match to shoot" I have to agree with that statement. If you missed this match you missed a good one. Thanks to Jake, Dave and the staff for making this happen. Indiana is the place to shoot matches!

 

[diverjes06]

Really fun match and good stages. Thanks to everyone who helped make it happen.

 

[rvb]

My match:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ju8fdvb61FQ

 

[sv40sw45]

We are LUCKY to live in Indiana where you can shoot some place like SCCC every weekend. Great job Dave and Crew (even thou I had to drive 600 miles out of my way to get more targets for the Match). This was Sarah's first BIG match and only her 3 rd since being in the "STATES".

 

[BillD]

I was very happy with my shooting....
the moving and reloading not so much

I hear ya, I shot 91% of the points, just not very fast. But I did have fun.

 

[colt22man]

One by one The Indiana 400 stages are being disassembled & coming down. I want to thank everyone who was involved in setting up and worked the Indiana 400 match.
Stage setup crew was John Seewer, Rich St. Clair, John Cambron, Rob Hill, Craig & Dave Benefiel, Dan Boone, Jeff McCauley, Bill DeZarn, Paul Francis, Jeff Jones and others whose name has slipped my mind. Pretty sure Mike Moser and Chase Harber helped one evening.

Jake & Paul spent a lot of time proofing the stages and catching problem areas. Work that resulted in a smooth, problem free match.
The Ro's did a magnificent job. The RO seminar held @ SCCC 2 weeks earlier was nearly entirely present and working the Indiana 400 match.

The SNS Casting crew was especially gracious and I thank them for their match sponsorship.

A special Thank You to Kevin Mayfield, who I showed how to be bumped from single stack to open division with one small paster. Kevin helped with stage setup, manufactured 80+ new metal vision barrier stands for our new vision barriers and smoked 27 pounds of pulled pork for Saturday's match lunch.

Ron Buschmann of Shooters Supply & Law Enforcement Equipment provided RO prize table prizes. I want to thank Ron for his continued support of the Indiana 400 match and Silver Creek Conservation Club.

Proceeds from the Indiana 400 match will help with our goal of making SCCC a premier shooting facility for our members and friends.

A true team effort. Thank You to everyone involved.

 

[Redbeard77]

Thanks to all who helped with the match. It was a really good match, and a great time. I agree with others that we have some really good matches here in Indiana.

 

[colt22man]

I didn't mention Gary Chaney & Steve Wright. These guys were in the clubhouse fixing kindle scoring issues when ever they popped up. Which was frequent. There was non stop updates and they handled scoring like pros. Thanks guys. Jan kept us well entertained. Enjoyed working with all 3 of you.

 

[Dog1]

There are still stages to tear down. Me and Dave have been taking them down as time allows.

If anyone can help tear down the remaining stages, please contact Dave. All help is appreciated.

 

[Grelber]

There are still stages to tear down. Me and Dave have been taking them down as time allows.

If anyone can help tear down the remaining stages, please contact Dave. All help is appreciated.

Hmmm.
Work and play Saturday or Sunday - shoot a stage - tear it down - shoot the next - etc. ?
Maybe a dumb idea (but I'd do it).

Actually if you just do a tear down day please post when, can't justify the drive for just a few hours of work but a work day makes sense.

 

[colt22man]

Hmmm.
Work and play Saturday or Sunday - shoot a stage - tear it down - shoot the next - etc. ?
Maybe a dumb idea (but I'd do it).

Actually if you just do a tear down day please post when, can't justify the drive for just a few hours of work but a work day makes sense.

We will leave 5-7 stages up for at least a month. We'll change them up and use them for our October SCCC USPSA match. If we can persuade someone to donate 64 targets we'll run stage 1 again.

 

[racegunz]

We will leave 5-7 stages up for at least a month. We'll change them up and use them for our October SCCC USPSA match. If we can persuade someone to donate 64 targets we'll run stage 1 again.

Why the hell would you want to shoot that abomination again?

 

[colt22man]

Why the hell would you want to shoot that abomination again?

Sick minded individuals have a warped sense of humor.

 

[Grelber]

Why the hell would you want to shoot that abomination again?

I can still close my eyes and see blobs of pasters where the top of the A zone lines should be.

 

[colt22man]

I can still close my eyes and see blobs of pasters where the top of the A zone lines should be.

Using your front sight is overrated

 

[sv40sw45]

Stage 1 was one of my BEST Stages!!!!!!! OH I have a DOT!!! DAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

 

[HICKMAN]

Jeebus... that kid took 4th shooting Production? Daaaaaang!

 

[colt22man]

Jeebus... that kid took 4th shooting Production? Daaaaaang!

Arising from the long ago burnt out ash's materilizes a nocturnal Phoenix.... Err...aaahhh.. HICKMAN