Old Fart Kicks Butt!
Posted: Sat Mar 19, 2011 6:28 pm
Nine new U.S. national records were set last weekend in a single match by former National Champ Steve Reiter at the Phoenix Rod & Gun Club Registered Short Course Conventional 2700.
A Short Course is the same as a 2700, but the slow fire portions are shot at 25 yards instead of 50 on a reduced target.
Steve is turning 70 this calendar year making him eligible to compete as a "Grand Senior", the category in which the records were broken.
The records were broken in the following:
.22...Slow, NMC, Rapid, and Aggregate
Ctr...Slow, NMC, and Aggregate.
.45...Aggregate
Plus Grand Aggregate with a 2622-113X.
The records have yet to be approved by the NRA, but Steve broke the old records so badly I doubt there will be any quibbling.
I happened to be shooting next to him and was amazed by his relaxed manner, even when one of his young female groupies was cuddling him between matches. He seemed not to have a care in the world.
Way to go, Steve!
A Short Course is the same as a 2700, but the slow fire portions are shot at 25 yards instead of 50 on a reduced target.
Steve is turning 70 this calendar year making him eligible to compete as a "Grand Senior", the category in which the records were broken.
The records were broken in the following:
.22...Slow, NMC, Rapid, and Aggregate
Ctr...Slow, NMC, and Aggregate.
.45...Aggregate
Plus Grand Aggregate with a 2622-113X.
The records have yet to be approved by the NRA, but Steve broke the old records so badly I doubt there will be any quibbling.
I happened to be shooting next to him and was amazed by his relaxed manner, even when one of his young female groupies was cuddling him between matches. He seemed not to have a care in the world.
Way to go, Steve!