As always, thanks to everybody that came to shoot with us.  We had shooters from Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky.  There wasn't much in the weather to complain about, maybe just a tad breezy and hot, but that seemed to suit most better than cold and rainy!

Carolyn fed us all well with fried chicken, slaw (my favorite), potato salald and assorted other fixings and deserts.  I was told Gail also brought her famous banana pudding as well, but I was too late to get any, it seems.  Steve ran the  match and scored (thanks, buddy!), while I scored and entered. 

10 Shooters participated and strings were:
Bobby G. 2.8630
Bo C. 2.8930
David K. 2.9150
Carl K. 3.1340
Bill D. 3.4970
Sterling M. 3.6560
Archie H. 3.8120
Don R. 3.8350
Dave C. 4.4830
Ken H. 6.3090

It wasn't quite as tight a match as last time, but it was pretty hotly contested at that.  8 of the 10 shooters were under 4.0", and 8 of the ten winning X's were under 0.2".  Most of the first three match places were won by spiders or rubbers.  No one shot poorly, in fact.  Bobby G., however, kept up his reputation as a table match machine for the win.

Bobby G.. also won the Silver Eagle for Best X with an really nice 0.0150" in match 6.  Those are difficult to measure, and if I counted correctly, there were 7 X's under 0.1", three in match 6 alone...

The 50 yard pot-shot was won by Bill D. whose shot was the best of a handful that were all within 0.1" of each other.

As always, comments and criticism welcome.