Tuesday, June 21, 2016

JUNE 18, 2016 - INTERMARITIME TEAM TRAINING - ST. ANTOINE - RESULTS


The team training day took place in St. Antoine on June 18, 2016. Ron Surette was the Match Director as well as the RO for this event.  The team shot at 300m, 500m and 600m. Thanks to Michelle Cormier for sending the results.

RESULTS - TR:
Don Coleman - 50V4 + 50V5 + 47V4 = 147V13
Ron Surette - 49V3 + 46V3 + 49V1 = 144V7
Mark McMullin - 47V5 + 45V2 + 49V5 = 141V12
Michelle Cormier - 48V3 + 47V3 + 43V1 = 138V7
Gordon Holloway - 46V5 + 43V2 + 43V1 = 130V8

RESULTS - FTR:
Paul Bastarache - 48V3 + 49V0 + 49V3 = 146V6
Adam MacDonald - 49V3 + 49V6 + 46V3 = 144V12
Francis Bezeau - 46V6 + 47V1 + 47V1 = 140V8
Ken Kyle - 50V5 + 47V1 + 43V1 = 140V6
Harrison Brown - 46V5 + 48V4 + 44V1 = 138V10
Maurice Bennett - 48V2 + 50V5 + 38V1 = 136V8
Ron Mason - 49V4 + 47V2 + DNC = DNC

RESULTS - NEW SHOOTERS FTR:
Peter Keefe - 50V5
Peter MacDonald - 31V0

Monday, June 20, 2016

JUNE 11, 2016 - COLEMAN/STAPLEFORD LONG RANGE MATCH - RESULTS

RESULTS: TR Class
Nicole Rossignol  - 149-13V  
Don Coleman - 144-11V  
Gale Stewart - 143-8V    
Daniel Chisholm - 142-11V
Mark McMullin - 138-8V

RESULTS: FTR Class
Ron Mason - 140-5V   
Gordon Holloway - 134-8V  
Adam MacDonald - 134-6V   
Paul Bastarache - 134-3V
Moe Bennett - 128-4V
Harrison Brown - 113-3V

Match Director and Range Safety Officer for the Coleman-Stapleford was Conrad Leroux who sends the following report. Pictures, thanks to Adam MacDonald.
The weather was great for shooting for a match that consisted of 3 relays of 2 sighters plus 10 on score, all at 900 metres. A fourth range, which was not scored, was shot by all since there was plenty of time. The TR shooters conducted circle training on their target under the tutelage of Daniel Chisholm, while the FTR shooters shot on theirs in 2 relays of 3 shooters. With the electronic system working flawlessly, the match was conducted at a relaxed pace, within a prompt time period. 
We were very happy to have two guests of Don Coleman from Quebec City: Gale Stewart and Nicolle Rossignol, who won the TR Class by a good margin. Congratulations to the winners and to all for a great shoot.

Tuesday, June 14, 2016

JUNE 13, 2016 - NEW BRUNSWICK TEAM TO THE INTERMARITIME AND BRITISH TEAM MATCHES

BEST WISHES TO TEAM NEW BRUNSWICK

The New Brunswick Team that will be competing for the Intermaritime Trophy at the Beaverbank Ranges in Nova Scotia will be composed of the following shooters:

Ron Mason
FTR Shooter

Don Coleman
TR Shooter
Team Captain
Wind Coach
Ron Surette
TR Shooter
Wind Coach

                      
Ken Kyle
FTR Shooter
                
Gordon Holloway
TR Shooter
Shot Plotter
Paul Bastarache
FTR Shooter




Francis Bezeau
FTR Shooter
Michelle Cormier
Scorer and Alternate
TR Shooter




Mark McMullen
(no picture available)

TR Shooter
Shot Plotter 

Tuesday, June 7, 2016

JUNE 5, 2016 - INTERMARITIME/BRITISH TEAM MATCH TRIALS - RESULTS

The Intermaritime Match and British Team Match trials were held at the St. Antoine Ranges last Sunday with Ron Surette as Match Director and RO. Michelle Cormier did the score and stats tabulation as well as the photography.  Many thanks to both of you.


RESULTS - TR:
Don Coleman - 50V8   49V4  48V5  = 147V17
Ron Surette - 48V5   50V2   49V5 = 147V12
Mark McMullin - 46V3   48V5   46V2 = 140V10
Gord Holloway - 46V5   49V3   44V2 = 139V10
Michelle Cormier - 48V1   44V1   47V4 = 139V6
Ken Geddes - 44V2   45V1   48V3   = 137V6
Edgar Poirier - 41V1   45V2   44V2 = 130V5

RESULTS - FTR:
Ron Mason - 46V5   49V3   48V5 = 143V13
Harrison Brown - 47V2   45V1   49V6 = 141V9
Francis Bezeau - 47V3   45V1   48V2 = 140V6
Ken Kyle - 44V0   48V2   46V3 = 138V5
Paul Bastarache - 47V1   44V1   45V2 = 136V4

Monday, May 30, 2016

MAY 29, 2016 - RCR MATCH - SAINT ANTOINE

The RCR Match was shot at 300m, 500m, and 600m in Saint Antoine under the direction of Ron Surette. Michelle Cormier reports that the weather was awful - especially during the 600m relay - but cleared at the end of the match.

RESULTS - TR:       300m      500m      600m    Total
Don Coleman -         50V6       50V6      49V5    149V17  
Ron Surette -           50V1       46V2      46V3     142V6
Michelle Cormier -    45V3        44V1      47V1    136V5
Gordon Holloway -    47V2        47V2      41V0    135V4

RESULTS - FTR:     300m       500m     600m    Total
Harrison Brown -       49V3       47V4     42V1    138V8
Paul Bastarache -     48V4       45V1     45V0    138V5
Maurice Bennett -     47V4       46V4      44V1    137V9
Francis Bezeau -      49V3       41v2       45V3    135V8
Ken Kyle -                46V3       44V3      44V2    134V8
Conrad Leroux -        47V4       42V0      43V1    132V5

Saturday, May 21, 2016

MAY 21, 2016 - THE SAINT GABRIEL 600 - RESULTS

Paul Bastarache, the Match Director for this event sends the following report:
"We had a great day of shooting with 12 shooters attending. 
Twelve year old Julien Gautreau shot a match for first time and Mike Connell was also a first time FTR shooter and I think he's hooked on the sport. We want to thank Peter Dobson (http://www.hirschprecision.com/) again for his generous donation of a shooting prize which we opted to give out as a draw prize. The winner of the scope by draw was Julien Gautreau.

RESULTS - FTR CLASS:

Ron Mason - 215V25
Paul Bastarache - 209V20
Francis Bezeau - 206V12
Maurice Bennett - 205V16
Ken Kyle - 205V12
Harrison Brown - 203V18
Mike Connell - 202V10
J.C. Gautreau - 191V7
Conrad Leroux - 190V11
Julien Gautreau - 181V8

RESULTS - FO CLASS:
Hermel Duguay - 205V10

RESULTS - TR CLASS:

Edgar Poirier - 199V10 



Thursday, May 19, 2016

MAY 18, 2016 - RAMBLINGS OF A SHOOTING BUM

It's mid May and the RNBRA outdoor shooting season is well underway. I had the pleasure of working with a few of the guys from the Fullbore section a couple weekends ago at our target maintenance day on Batouche range at CFB Gagetown. This dedicated group did a much needed cleanup of our target storage and prepped targets for our upcoming  summer. Their hard work was rewarded with a good afternoon of shooting at 600 and 900m.    
Al Much, a Maritime shooting pioneer, trailblazer and friend recently shared a story that describes what motivates many of us who tinker with accurate firearms. ( I'll share it below ). 

Sunday, May 15, 2016

May 14, 2016 - MEMORIAL/MACGILLIVRAY MATCH - RESULTS


.Despite some cool and wet weather we went ahead with the match under the direction of Adam MacDonald. 


On Saturday individual shooting took place at 900 meters. It was decided to cancel the team shooting scheduled for the following day

RESULTS - TARGET RIFLE:
Don Coleman - 196V18


RESULTS FTR CLASS:
Maurice Bennett - 184V10
Adam MacDonald - 184V9
Matt Wolf - 183V6
Gord Holloway - 177V10
Conrad Leroux - 169V3

SEE YOU IN SAINT GABRIEL !

Saturday, May 7, 2016

MAY 7, 2016 - FREDERICTON CENTENNIAL MATCH - RESULTS


Thanks to Adam MacD.  for sending these results.

It was a good day today, good weather and just enough wind to make things interesting. Eight shooters were able to make it to the match - all of them F-class. Today no paper scorecards were used at all - all electronic for the first time. A big welcome to Reade Branch who came to shoot Fullbore for the first time.




RESULTS - FTR (HPS=150V30):
Paul Bastarache - 144V11
Harrison Brown - 142V14
Gord Holloway - 142V11
Adam MacDonald - 142V9
Ron Mason - 140V8
Ken Kyle - 132V3
Nick Munn - 130V5
Reade Branch - 103V2


Saturday, April 30, 2016

APRIL 30, 2016 - SEASON OPENER AND RANGE MAINTENANCE

It was a gorgeous day for being at the range. 
Seven shooters - Harrison B., Gordon H., Don C., Nick M. and a friend, (didn't get his name - hopefully someone can provide it), Mark McM. and Mike L.  turned out, cleaned up the RNBRA club house and re-faced 6 targets until about 12:00. This was a great crew who really jumped in and got a lot of work done. The mice won't recognize the place.  
Gord left with a trailer full of junk for the dump.  
In the afternoon, they even got a few shots in to sight their rifles and work the bugs out of their equipment, (there was no registration taken or money collected as these folks certainly earned their afternoon on the range).
Mike left before the shooting began in the early afternoon.  Shooting was enjoyable, sun, no bugs and up to 5 minutes in wind correction at 600 with a good mirage.