Buffalo Rifle Match
May 18, 2008
A warm day with strong, shifting winds proved challenging for 15 shooters trying to keep their lead on the steel. No one was able to break 30 because of the conditions. Strong offhand shooting decided the top spot:
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1. Doug LaMont
2. Dave Mueller
3. George Hudak
4. Ron Vandenbrink
5. Mark Scott
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27 (5 of 5 offhand)
27
26
23
23
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Buffalo Rifle Match
March 16, 2008
On a very pleasant early Spring day, 13 shooters vied for top honors, including six who journeyed from Butte and Bozeman where Winter still reigned. Competition for the top spots was tight:
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1. Dave Mueller
2. Butch Ulsher
3. Doug LaMont
4. Mark Griffis
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31
30
30
28
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Buffalo Rifle Match
February 17, 2008
Despite a favorable forecast, the weather proved to be cold and windy for the February Buffalo Rifle Match. 11 Shooters still braved the elements, and shot some respectable scores. A good run on the offhand target decided the match. The top 4 shooters were:
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1. Doug LaMont
2. George Hudak
3. Bill Graves
4. Mac Clark
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31 (4 of 5 offhand)
30
27
25
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Buffalo Rifle Match
January 27, 2008
The January monthly match was postponed one week due to harsh weather, and the new date proved very comfortable despite a persistent headwind. Despite only seven shooters showing up, a lot of steel was rung. The top three places were as follows:
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1. Dave Mueller
2. George Hudak
3. Doug LaMont
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33
31
30
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Bill Gloor led the military class with his original Trapdoor and a score of 21.
7th Annual Froze-to-Death Match
January 1, 2008
This year's Froze-to-Death Match welcomed party-goers with a 9 degree Fahrenheit morning which warmed into a beautiful 35 degree day with plenty of sunshine and lots of good food and hot beverages. Pat Menahan (Colstrip) tripped into town with Rick Smith to capture top honors in the Silhouette Match. The team of Bill Gloor and Mac Clark teamed up to take the off-hand Pig Blast, While Ivor's Ding-a-ling presented a big challenge at about 500 yards, but was finally nailed (only once) by Rick Smith of Forsyth.
Happy New Year greetings from the Buffalo Rifle gang!
Silhouette Results:
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1. Pat Menahan
2. George Grossi
3. Rick Smith
4. Ron Vandenbrink
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13
12 (2 chickens)
12 ( 1 chicken, 4 turkeys)
12 ( 1 chicken, 3 turkeys)
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Buffalo Rifle Match
December 16, 2007
A cold day made the fire pits a popular gathering place as hardy shooters gathered to ring steel for the December installment of the Buffalo Gong Match. Art Veatch managed to astound those gathered with 5 of 5 on the offhand target, although his methodology was unconventional (ask Art for details). Scores were as follows:
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1. Dave Mueller
2. George Grossi
3. Wyatt Sims
4. Gene Rogina
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32
23
21
21
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Buffalo Rifle Match
November 18, 2007
A mild and pleasant November day played host to 8 shooters
who decided to shoot steel rather than live game. The reward was some very fine
scores and an enjoyable gathering. Doug LaMont tied the course record, held by
Dave Mueller, missing only one shot for score. Results from the match:
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1. Doug
LaMont
2. George
Hudak
3. Ron
Vandenbrink
4. George
Grossi
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34 of 35
32
27
26 (shooting military class/original
Trapdoor)!
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Buffalo Rifle Match
October 21, 2007
On this, the opening day for Montana’s general big game
season, a lighter turnout of 8 shooters gathered to send lead downrange. The
day was a bit blustery and chilly, but the scores were solid. Results from the
match.
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1. Dave
Mueller
2. Doug
LaMont
3. George
Hudak
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32
30
28
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Wyatt
Simms ruled the offhand target, hitting 4 out of 5. Nice shooting, Wyatt!
Buffalo Rifle Match
September 16, 2007
A warm September day with bright sunshine and tricky winds proved challenging for 15 shooters. We enjoyed the participation of three women shooters this month, and despite some equipment failures, had another fine day of charcoal-burning. A three-way tie for fourth place and trophies by Andy Burt capped the day’s efforts.
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1. Doug LaMont
2. Rick Pestal
3. George Grossi
4. Cheryl Pestal
5. Clint Stagner
6. Jim Neufeldt
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28
26
24
23
23
23
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Buffalo Rifle Match
August 19, 2007
After the summer hiatus, the monthly Buffalo gong matches resumed Sunday, Aug 19th. Over the summer many hands contributed time, labor and materials to provide new cleaning/staging tables on the gong range (many thanks to you all!). Warm weather and gentle winds eased 22 shooters back into the swing. Notable was Bill Gloor's fine showing with his original trapdoor.
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1. Doug LaMont
2. George Grossi
3. Bill Gloor
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32 of 35
30
25
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Buffalo Rifle Match
May 20, 2007
The May Buffalo Rifle Match was conducted as a “head
shoot”, which required all those who have shot a score of 29 or above in
previous matches to hit the buffalo targets (at 452 yds and 692 yds) in the
head in order to score a hit. The dynamics of the match become interesting, and
competition takes on a new and fun mix. Weather was mild and pleasant, but we
weren’t spared the tricky YRC winds. The top three shooters were:
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1. Jerry
Ellis
2. Wes
Scott
3. Andy
Burt
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22
(5 buffalo)
22
(3 buffalo)
20
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Buffalo Rifle Match
April 15, 2007
Tax day
was remarkably calm and quite mild, and 19 shooters gathered to ring steel.
Several new shooters competed and 4 shooters were under the age of 16! Nice to
have a little less gray on the firing line! Top honors for the day were closely
contested, with the top four shooters being decided by number of hits on
successive targets. Bill Gloor’s first place was claimed with a great showing
on the offhand target. Good shooting, guys!
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1. Bill
Gloor
2. Mark
Scott
3. Dave
Mueller
4. George
Hudak
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31
(4 of 5 offhand)
31
31
31
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Buffalo Rifle Match
March 18, 2007
The winds were about as tricky and fickle as they get on
this otherwise pleasant Sunday. A good turnout (22 shooters plus a handful of
watchers) made for a great day of friendly competition, camaraderie, and lead
slinging. The winds dashed hopes of high scores and reminded all of the
challenge of this sport. Top places were filled as follows:
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Iron Sights:
1. Dave
Mueller
2. George
Hudak
3. Doug
LaMont
Traditional
Scope Class:
1. Butch
Ulsher
2. Rick
Pestel
3. Cheryl
Pestel
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28 (2 offhand)
28 (1 offhand)
26
26
24
23
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Buffalo Rifle Match
February 18, 2007
Mild temperatures but an uncomfortable wind reminded us
that it was still winter in Montana. With 12 shooters trying to read the wind
with varying success, scores were still solid. Relocating the firing line
slightly in anticipation of the expected thaw proved wise, as the area got
pretty soupy before the final smoke blew away.
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1. Dave
Mueller
2. George
Hudak
3. Bill
Gloor
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31
30
28
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Buffalo Rifle Match
January 21, 2007
Sunday January 21st started out a bit windy and chill, but by the time the monthly Buffalo Rifle Match was ready to get underway, the sun poked out, the wind died down, and a beautiful Montana winter day smiled on the field of competitors. Nine shooters tested their skills and equipment and generally enjoyed being out shooting; Although targets became less distinct as the snow melted on the berms, the steel rang repeatedly, as good scores were turned in across the board. Top places went to the following:
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1. Doug LaMont
2. Dave Mueller
3. Bill Gloor
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32 of 35 (4 offhand)
32 (3 offhand)
27
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Annual Froze-to-Death Black Powder Rifle Match
January 1, 2007
4 out of 5 chickens led Ron Vandenbrink to the
first place trophy in the ½ Silhouette competition of the 6th Annual
Froze-to-Death Match with an impressive score of 16 out of 20 possible. Three
trophies featuring the inimitable artwork of Andy Burt were awarded to the
following:
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1. Ron Vandenbrink
2. George
Grossi
3. Rick
Smith
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16 of 20
15
12
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The winners of the Pig Blast (offhand at 300 meters – pig silhouettes) were Bill Gloor and Dave Mueller
The winner of the competition known as Ivor’s Ding-a-ling was master Andy Burt.
A total of 14 shooters participated and several spectators showed up to see what this was all about; a good time was had by all. What a great way to welcome in the New Year!
Buffalo Rifle Match
December 17, 2006
The temperature for the December match was much more seasonal than the previous month; numb fingers were the order of the day. However, we still enjoyed freedom from the tricky, gusty winds which normally play with us. Despite the challenge of the cold, some remarkable shooting was observed. These guys keep pushing the limits, teasing that perfect score. The best part is, everyone had fun! Take a look at the scores:
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1. Dave Mueller
2. Wyatt Simms
3. Clint Stagner
4. Doug LaMont
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34 of 35 !!!! (way to go, Dave!)
29 (3 offhand)
29 (2 offhand)
28
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Buffalo Rifle Match
November 19, 2006
A rifleman’s dream of a day, Sunday November 19th. No perceptible wind, 55 degrees and overcast; a day for big scores. 10 shooters gathered to enjoy the conditions and good company, and the resulting scores didn’t disappoint. Here are the top scores for the day:
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1. George Hudak
2. Dave Mueller
3. Ron VandenBrink
4. Bill Gloor
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33 of 35
31
27
26
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Also noteworthy: George Grossi scored 29 in scope class, and Bill Gloor shot that excellent score of 26 with his original trapdoor. Nice shooting, guys!
Buffalo Rifle Match
October 15, 2006
September brought much-needed rains to our corner of the
world, but forced cancellation of the September gong match. October, however,
provided better weather, and 11 shooters took to the firing line to test their
“metal”. Notable for the day was the top score by Dave Mueller, a relative
newcomer to our matches, who shot a new range record of 33. Dave hit all shoots
for score on all targets except the offhand target, where he hit 3 of 5. Also
notable was the fine score turned in by Bill Gloor with his original Trapdoor
Springfield, hitting 26 of 35. Nice shooting guys! Here are the results for the
match:
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1. Dave
Mueller
2. George
Hudak
3. Doug
LaMont
4. Bill
Gloor
5. Mark
Scott
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33 of 35
31
28
26
25
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Buffalo Rifle Match
August 20, 2006
The Buffalo Rifle Matches have returned after the Summer
hiatus; 15 shooters turned out for the August match, and several new faces gave
the game a try, including Tiny Metcalf and K.T. Monson. Welcome, guys! The day
was warm and sunny, with enough tricky YRC wind thrown in to keep everyone on
their toes. The top five scores for the day were as follows:
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1. Doug LaMont
2. Dave Mueller
3. George Hudak
4. Bob Nickoloff
5. Clint Stagner
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26 of 35 (4 offhand)
26 (1 offhand)
25
24
23
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Buffalo Rifle Match
May 21,2006
19 Shooters joined the fun at the May Buffalo
Rifle Match, the last before the summer hiatus (the next scheduled
match is in August), and we all enjoyed Mother Nature at her best.
Fine weather - pleasant temperatures, sunshine and hardly enough
breeze to blow the smoke away - made for excellent conditions.
Congratulations to George Grossi and Jim Finch, both of whom shot a
score of 22 with original Trapdoors, and to Dave Mueller shooting
black powder at this match for the first time (fourth place score of
28). The peal of ringing steel presided over the Church of Immaculate
Accuracy (= scores were high).
Here are the top places for the day:
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Worshippers at the Church of Immaculate Accuracy
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1. Doug LaMont
2. George Hudak
3. Mark Scott
4. Dave Mueller
5. Bill Gloor
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31 of 35 (3 offhand)
31 (2 offhand)
30
28
26
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Buffalo Rifle Match
April 15, 2006
A beautiful Spring day brought out the faithful and the fair-weather shooters alike for the April Buffalo Rifle Match. Temperatures reached into the 70’s and many went home with their first taste of sunburn at the end of the day. Winds were light to moderate and shifting. Nearly 20 shooters competed for top honors, and the top five spots were filled as follows:
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1. Ivor Danielson
2. Doug LaMont
3. Bill Graves
4. George Hudak
5. Wes Scott
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28 of 35
26
25
23 (4 offhand)
23 (1 offhand)
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Buffalo Rifle Match
February and March, 2006
The weather dealt a cruel hand for both the February and March matches. The scheduled Sunday in February turned out to be a bitterly cold day, and even the normally intrepid regulars stayed away. The only two undaunted shooters were Wyatt Sims and shooting partner Bill Graves. (Bill flew out from Portland for the match, if you’re wondering why anyone would have bothered to shoot, given the conditions). Match Director George Grossi kindly stayed to spot and score, and the two hardy shooters battled it out; the
day ended up with Bill shooting a 21 of 35 and Wyatt scoring 15. Congratulations, Bill & Wyatt for sweeping the top two places!
As for the scheduled March contest, Mother Nature again got the upper hand, dumping a good bit of the heavy wet snow March is famous for, leaving the range too soggy to drive on for target painting, etc. (I’m not even sure if we could have seen the 700 yd target through the falling snow!) A hasty rescheduling allowed us to put a match on the following Sunday, March 26th. Mom Nature again tried to test our resolve, dealing out strong gusting and shifty winds, spitting rain and a temporary dip in the temperature
pattern. However, a good turn out of enthusiastic shooters resulted in another fun match. Here are the top four shooters from this event:
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1. George Grossi
2. Mac Clark
3. George Hudak
4. Andy Burt & Jerry Ellis
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25 of 35
23
22
21 each
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Buffalo Rifle Match
January 15, 2006
Swirling winds kept shooters from feeling too comfortable, but the temperature was very moderate for January, and the threatened rain/snow mix never materialized. January’s Buffalo Rifle Match saw 13 participants testing their skills against the long range steel targets, and some very good scores were posted, considering the conditions. Muddling through without the expert guidance of Match Director George Grossi (home with the flue), several new
faces and some
personal bests made the day notable. Results from the match:
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1. Mac Clark
2. Doug LaMont
3. Bill Gloor
4. George Hudak
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30 of 35 (4 offhand)
30 (2 offhand)
28
27
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January 1, 2006
This year’s Froze-to-Death Black Powder Cartridge Silhouette Match turned out to be a mild and pleasant outing, unlike the Buffalo Rifle Match in December. With pots of chili, black bean soup and stew, as well as homemade brownies and pecan pie, there were rewards for everyone who participated. It was fantastic to see how everyone pitched in to help make this shoot work and ensure that it was fun for all. A big thanks to all the participants. Here are the results of the three different competitions:
Half Silhouette Match
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1. George Grossi
2. Mac Clark
3. Doug LaMont
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11 of 20 (5 rams)
11 (4 rams)
11 (3 rams)
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Pig Blast (Teams, offhand at 300 meters)
Mac Clark & Bill Gloor ………………….winners with 3 of 5
Ivor’s Ding-a-ling (6” steel bullseye at unknown distance)
Doug LaMont………………………winner with 4 of 5
Click on an image for 800X600.
Thanks to Terry Smith for the photos.
Buffalo Rifle Match
December 18, 2005
The December Buffalo Rifle Match was plenty cold; many felt it would prove a good “warm-up” to the 5th Annual Froze-to-Death Match on New Year’s Day. The thermometer was in the single digits and the breeze kept the cold air circulating nicely so that no one was in danger of overheating. Despite the weather, a dozen shooters with more ammunition than sense enjoyed another fun, friendly competition. The top four shooters were as follows:
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1. Mac Clark
2. Doug LaMont
3. Ivor Danielson
4. Bill Graves
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27 of 35 (5 buffalo)
27 (3 buffalo)
24
22
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Buffalo Rifle Match
November 20, 2005
The results for the monthly Buffalo Gong match for November showed another tight match with the top four places separated by only one hit each. Mother Nature provided a beautiful day, bright, sunny and warm. The top four shooters were:
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1. George Hudak
2. Walt Hammond (Powell, WY)
3. Ivor Danielson
4. Bill Graves
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27
26
25
24
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Buffalo Rifle Match
October 16, 2005
While some regulars were out chasing Montana’s wild game, 12 shooters took to the line at the Buffalo Gong range on Sunday, October 16 to test their skills (and luck!) for the monthly Buffalo Rifle match. Conditions were pleasant with a bit of unpredictable wind in the afternoon. Good shooting was the order of the day, and scores were high across the field of competitors: the results of the match were as follows:
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1. George Hudak
2. George Grossi
3. Mark Scott
4. Doug LaMont
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31 of 35
29
28
28
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Buffalo Rifle Match
September 18, 2005
Twelve intrepid shooters braved the sunny, 70 degree weather on Sunday, September 18 for the monthly Buffalo Gong Match. Winds were light to moderate, and characteristically unpredictable, which probably accounted for the modest scores. Competition for top score was tight, with a three-way tie for first, the tie being broken by hits on the offhand target. Notable for the day, Jim Tryon of Absaroka showed up with a newly purchased Remington Rolling Block in .45-70 and fired a personal best of 19; and Tyler
LaMont shot his first ever match and turned in a respectable score of 17, with the help of his Dad's trusty Sharps (and excellent loads). The top scores for the day were as follows:
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1. Doug LaMont
2. George Grossi
3. Hank McFarlin
4. Wyatt Sims
5. Ivor Danielson
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25 (3 offhand)
25 (2 offhand)
25 (0 offhand)
24
20
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Come on out and join the fun; next match is Sunday, October 16.
Buffalo Rifle Match
August 21, 2005
This months match was attended by 15 shooters with fine weather. Match winner was Doug Lamont with a 26. Taking 2nd and 3rd were a father and son team - Wes and Mark Scott. Wes came down from Glasgow to beat his son by one point!
We would like to welcome anyone with a traditional black powder cartridge rifle to come out and shoot.
We would also like to thank Ron Bender and Travis Shilling for their work on the target berms.
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1. Doug Lamont
2. Wes Scott
3. Mark Scott
4. Jerry Ellis
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26
25
23
22 |
Buffalo Rifle Match
May 15, 2005
Shooters gathered for one more match before going on to the
Quigley in June. There will no more matches until August.
Mirage and changing winds made for good practice conditions as everyone
prepares for the summer events.George Grossi brought out his original Trapdoor
Springfield and beat a lot of Highwalls and Sharps on his way to third place.
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1. Dan Walker
2. Doug Lamont
3. George Grossi
4. Wes
Scott
5. Bill
Graves
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28
26
24
23
23 |
Buffalo Rifle Match
April 17, 2005
Blustery winds and mirage made this months match very
interesting.
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1. Dan
Walker
2. Hank Mcfarland
3. Doug Lamont
4. Wes
Scott
5. Ivor Danielson
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29
26
26
24
22 |
Buffalo Rifle Match
March 20 2005
Some of the nicest conditions for a match made for some very good scores.
Rick and Sheryl Pestel came down from Bozeman to shoot with us. As usual,
Offhand shooting breaks the ties.
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1. George Grossi
2. George Hudak
3. Rick
Pestel
4. Jerry
Ellis
5. Dave Setera
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32
30
28
28
28 |
Buffalo Rifle Match
Feb. 20 2005
A hazy but
pleasant February day made for a very interesting match. Ties were the order
of the day and offhand hits were the determining factor for placing. Among
our out of town guests was Butch Ulsher a past National silhouette winner.
One of our regular shooters managed to tie him and best him in the offhand
for first place. A bunch of us were just behind and any of us would have won
if we had aced the offhand!
1. Jerry
Ellis
2. Butch
Ulsher
3. Dave
Setera
4. George Grossi
5.
Doug Lamont
6.
Ivor Danielson
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29
29
27
27
27
27 |
Buffalo Rifle Match
Jan.
16,2005
An extremely cold match faced a hearty band of shooters on a zero
degree day. All that kept us there was the thought that 130 years ago the
buffalo hunters for the railroad would not have dared to say it was
too cold to get meat for 800 hungry workers. We shot an abbreviated match
with 10 shots at the buffalo and 10 at the offhand target. Bill Gloor
accomplished a seldom done feat by hitting all 10 of the buffalo in a
row. (at 728 yards!)
1. Bill
Gloor
2. Mac Clark
Jr.
3. Bill Graves
4. Dave Setera
5. Andy
Burt
6. Wyatt
Sims
7. Jerry
Ellis
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15
13
11
10
10
9
9 |
Buffalo Rifle Match
Dec. 19, 2004
On a very gusty yet warm for December a bunch of hardy shooters braved the
conditions and shot some very good scores. Those that read the conditions
did very well. Once again the most hits on the offhand target determines
placing.
1. Doug Lamont
2. George Hudak
3. Ivor Danielson
4. Dave Setera
5. Wyatt Sims
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30
29
26
24
24 |
Buffalo Rifle Match
November 21, 2004
Teamwork and planning got our new 725 yard buffalo
target hung. Many thanks to all and especially to Jim
Bonawitz for the steel and all his help. Also
thanks to Debbie Setera for sending along a kettle of
her Little Missouri Bison Chili. It sure hit the spot
on a very chilly day.
Don't forget, we will be shooting on third Sunday all
winter and the New Years Day " Froze to Death"
silhouette match.
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1. George Hudak
2. Perry Jones
3. Jim Bonawitz
4. Dave Setera
5. Mark Scott
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28
27
26
25
24
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Buffalo Rifle Match
October 17, 2004
A hardy group came and stayed on a cool and damp
fall day. The tailwind made the wind chill not as bad
as it could have been.The scores show the importance
of the offhand as there were duplicate totals and the
offhand was the tie breaker.
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1. George Hudak
2. Dave Setera
3. George Grossi
4. Doug Lamont
5. Jim Bonawitz
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29
29
27
26
21
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Buffalo Rifle Match
Sept. 19, 2004
1. George Hudak
2. Ivor Danielson
3. Bill Graves
4. Wyatt Sims
5. Allan Weston
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31
23
23
19
19
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Buffalo Rifle Match
Aug 15, 2004
1. Doug Lamont
2. George Grossi
3. Mark Scott
4. George Hudak
5. Bill Graves
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30
27
26
26
22
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Buffalo Rifle Match
May 16, 2004
A bit of rain didn't seem to make a lot of difference
as there were some very good scores.
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1. George Hudak
2. Doug Lamont
3. Dave Setera
4. Bill Gloor
5. Mark Scott
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31
30
28
27
27
|
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Buffalo Rifle Match
April 18, 2004
This months match was right down to the wire with
offhand scores to break
the tie. Dave and Bill watched Doug go to his last
target with a 23 knowing
that even one miss would move them to second and
third but Doug hit all
five to finish in second.
1. Dan Walker
2. Doug Lamont
3. Bill Gloor
4. Dave Setera
5. Hank Mcfarlin
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29
28
28
28
27
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Buffalo Rifle Match
March 21, 2004
1. Doug Lamont
2. Aaron Lamont
3. Kerry McCalman
4. Hank Mcfarlin
5. George Hudak
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30
27
26
26
26
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Buffalo Rifle Match
Feb 15, 2004
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1. Mike Otterberg
2. George Hudak
3. Doug Lamont
4. Bill Graves
5. Wyatt Sims
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27
27
26
24
24
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Buffalo Rifle Match
January 18, 2004
1. Mac Clark Jr.
2. George Hudak
3. Andy Burt
4. Bill Graves
5. Jerry Ellis
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33
31
30
29
29
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Buffalo Rifle Match
December 21, 2003
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1. Hank McFarlin
2. Aaron Lamont
3. Doug Lamont
4. Harvey Behm
5. Wyatt Sims
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31
29
28
27
26
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Buffalo Rifle Match
November 16, 2003
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1. Harvey Behm
2. Doug Lamont
3. Dave Setera
4. John Jensen
5. Mac Clark Jr.
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30
30
29
29
28
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Buffalo Rifle Match
October 19, 2003
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1. Doug Lamont
2. George Grossi
3. Walt Hammond
4. Brad Brooks
5. Wyatt Sims
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31
30
26
25
23
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Buffalo Rifle Match
August 17, 2003
The Buffalo rifle matches have resumed
for the year. They will be held every third Sunday
through May of 2004. Gates open at 8AM and the
match begins at 10AM.
We kicked off the year with a larger than
usual number of shooters. Tricky winds and mirage
made for some interesting conditions but there
were still some very good scores.
1. Harvey Behm
2. George Hudak
3. Dave Setera
4. Bill Gloor
5. Jack Oyama
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28
26
24
24
23
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A very impressive score of 19 with an original
Trapdoor Springfield was shot by George Grossi to win
the Military category.
North Dakota Govenors Cup Long Range Rifle Match
Amidon Black Powder Club Amidon , ND Aug
3,2003
Once again we had shooters high in the match, but the
local boys just edged them out. Congradulations
on some fine shooting.
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Men
1. Ferrel Lorge
2. Rocky Fritz
3. Dave Setera
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22
21
19
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Juniors
1. Helen Lorge
2. A J Kober
3. Joe Hedrich
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13
8
5
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Women
1. Linda Clendenen
2. Kathy Logosz
3. Cathy Coates
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19
19
15
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Seniors
C T Bailey
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19
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Theodore Roosevelt Match
July 19-20, 2003
The match was held at the Logging Camp Ranch south
of Medora, ND.
We had several club members shooting and placing
highly but not winning. This was a very enjoyable
weekend.
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Long Range Buffalo Rifle
1. Bernie Kordonwy
2. Loren Martian
3. Ken Thurmer
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28
27
26
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Lever-Action Rifle
1. Glen Kapitzke
2. Charlie Beauchot
3. Linda Clendenen
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34
31
30
|
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Women
1. Linda Clendenen
2. Wendy Sage
3. Kathy Logosz
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25
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Juniors
1. Shawn Burns
2. Jaime Lynn
3. Cody Jennings
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30
19
17
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Buffalo Rifle Match
April 27, 2003
1. Dave Setera
2. Doug Lamont
3. George Hudak
4. Bill Gloor
5. Ron Vandenbrink
Military rifle
George Grossi
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28
27
26
25
24
13
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Nowood BPC Buffalo Gong Shoot
April 13, 2003
We had club members place first and third at the
ninth annual Nowood BPC Buffalo Gong Shoot out of
Ten Sleep, Wy. Congratulations!
On another note, our third Sunday match will be
moved to the fourth Sunday this month only.
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1. George Hudak
2. Nick Nickelson
3. Ed Arnold
4. Jim Neufeld
5. Ed Shleichardt
Top womens shooter
Cheryl Pestel
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24
24
23
21
20
16
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Buffalo Rifle Match
March 16, 2003
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1. Doug Lamont
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31
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2. George Hudak
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31
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3. George Grossi
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27
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4. Harvey Behm
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27
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5. Ric Pestel
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26
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Buffalo Rifle Match
Feb. 16, 2003
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1. George Hudak
2. Mac Clark Jr.
3. Harvey Behm
4. Doug Lamont
5. Dave Setera
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30
30
29
29
27
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George Grossi won the military rifle honors this
month with his original
Spanish 43.
BPCR Gong Match
Jan. 19, 2003
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1. Harvey Behm
2. George Hudak
3. Ed Arnold
4. George Grossi
5. Doug Lamont
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34
27
26
26
26
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Harvey Behm broke the previous record. He missed
only one target in the whole match.
Congratulations Harvey!
Trap Door Match
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1. Alan Weston
2. Andy Burt
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12
11
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Buffalo Rifle Match
Dec 15, 2002
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1. George Hudak
2. Dave Setera
3. Alan Weston
4. Bill Gloor
5. Andy Burt
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30
25
23
21
19
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Top military rifle
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George Grossi
'43 Spanish
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8
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