Tactical Rifle

27 July 2002

Match Results

Place	Competitor	Rank	*Points	*FN	Time	% of acc.
1^st	Ted Nicholes	16.00	338	1	7.17	91%
2^nd	Rob Oates	27.00	316	2	7.24	85%
3^rd	Nathaniel Weaver	28.00	314	6	6.08	85%
4^th	Lyle Mettler	32.00	306	6	5.13	83%
5^th	Dewey Winstead	32.00	306	5	7.35	83%
6^th	Ken Reed	32.50	305	3	6.30	83%
7^th	Scott Hudson	33.50	303	6	6.30	82%
8^th	Seth Webster	35.00	300	3	8.30	81%
9^th	Rick Sterner	41.00	288	8	7.09	78%
10^th	Devin Jones	41.50	287	2	8.20	78%
11^th	Dick Runnels	45.50	279	5	6.16	75%
12^th	Nick Oates	46.50	277	8	7.32	75%
13^th	Randy Peterson	51.50	267	10	6.19	72%
MD	Larry Webster	27.50	315	0	3.48	85%

Observations; Fellow shooters

First CONGRADULATIONS, TED, ROB, and NATHANIEL great shooting gentlemen.

Don’t think that you cannot be creative, example, one shooter when he lost his rifle as he passes the target first engaged noticed that two of them were not neutralized. He immediately drew his sidearm and dispatched them. You don’t have to do what everyone else does.

This excursive was to familiarize you with different weapons systems. How best to learn than to clear malfunctions and do mag. changes? Also each shooter was told that time was not a contributing factor, but most everyone rushed through the C.O.F. and could have done better had they taken their time.

We need to practice with our rifle like we practice with our handguns.

Circumstance dictate tactics.

Larry Webster