The weather for Sunday is iffy at this time it's showing a 30% chance of rain. At this time I will say the match is on, if the weather worsens the match will be cancelled I will make the final decision Saturday before noon.
The range requires that masks are to worn at all times you may remove or lower the mask while shooting on the lanes.
https://forward.ny.gov/protect-yourself-and-your-family-coronavirus-covid-19&source=gmail&ust=1595321498445000&usg=AFQjCNGUJ1JzvKYRBtFhaEbOML6c16XZq g"> https://forward.ny.gov/protect-yourself-and-your-family-coronavirus-covid-19
Masks & Face Coverings Guidance
Cloth face coverings can be fashioned from household items or made at home from common materials at low-cost, and should be used as a public health measure, beyond social distancing.
Individuals must procure, fashion, or otherwise obtain face coverings and wear them when they are in a public and are:
- within six feet of distance from other individuals; or
- in a situation or setting where they are unable to maintain six feet of distance from other individuals.
- When wearing cloth face coverings in public settings, where social distancing measures are difficult to maintain (e.g., grocery stores and pharmacies), especially in areas of significant community transmission, you should:
- Make sure that they fit snugly and cover their nose and mouth.
- Not become complacent with other protective measures.
- Do not touch the cloth covering or face.
- Continue to be vigilant with thorough and frequent hand washing with soap and water, or alcohol-based hand sanitizer of 60%+ alcohol.
- Practice respiratory etiquette and cover your coughs or sneezes.
- Practice social distancing – even when wearing masks.
- Stay home and help flatten the curve!
While cloth face coverings may not prevent the wearer from becoming infected, they might help slow spread from people who have the virus and are unaware.
https://coronavirus.health.ny.gov/system/files/documents/2020/04/doh_covid19_eo20217-20218publicfacecovering_041720.pdf&source=gmail&ust=1595321498445000&usg=AFQjCNGGG1d_ixEjzYVrmgdAalbVmEKg6 g">Read the guidance document on use of cloth face coverings by the NYS Department of Health.
Hand protection - you are recommended to bring your own gloves or hand sanitizer.
We will have 1 shooter per lane and Bring your own pencil
For this shoot, PCP shooters must bring their own air supply.
CLASSES: AAFTA: OPEN: PCP & Spring Piston, WFTF: PCP & Spring Piston, HUNTER: PCP & Spring Piston, OFF-HAND, JUNIOR, PISTOL and UNLIMITED.
RULES: A 20 Foot Pound Maximum applies to all rifles; Current AAFTA rules apply.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to all shooters both club members and non-members.
FEES: $15.00 for Non – members and 10.00 for members
TIME: Sight-in and practice 9:00 A.M. to 10:15 A.M. Registration is from 9:00 A.M. until 10:15 A.M. The Rifle match begins at 10:30 A.M.
PROGRAM: The match will consist of 30 targets, (10 lanes 3 targets per lane) 2 shots per target for a total score of 60. The lanes will be shot near to far and timers will be used.
The shooting order will be Hunter class, Open class, WFTF class and Off-Hand class
Scoring will be “x” for a knock down and “0” for miss, the scoring for Junior will be “2” for a knock down and “1” for a face hit.
Distances will be from 10 to 55 yards
DIRECTIONS: Address: 724 Middle Country Road, Ridge, NY 11961 this address is across the road from the entry of the range
From the LIE (Long Island Expressway) East or West take exit 68 North (William Floyd Parkway) to Route 25 East stay on route 25 east for about a mile on the left side you will see the Brookhaven Shooting Range the Airgun Range is located behind the registration building.
MATCH DIRECTORS:
Tom Wade phone: 631-463-4223, E-Mail: escaaclub@gmail.com
Tom Holland, Telephone: 347-886-1249, E-Mail: sniperxbow60x@aol.com
I'll be there.
Hi all
The weather for Sunday is looking good so the match is a go but it's going to be hot I will have water bring your own snacks
The range requires that masks are to worn at all times you may remove or lower the mask while shooting on the lanes.
https://forward.ny.gov/protect-yourself-and-your-family-coronavirus-covid-19&source=gmail&ust=1595750315917000&usg=AFQjCNGGdv9lo0gAz_VfL12rLemfAgcB9 Q"> https://forward.ny.gov/protect-yourself-and-your-family-coronavirus-covid-19
Masks & Face Coverings Guidance
Cloth face coverings can be fashioned from household items or made at home from common materials at low-cost, and should be used as a public health measure, beyond social distancing.
Individuals must procure, fashion, or otherwise obtain face coverings and wear them when they are in a public and are:
- within six feet of distance from other individuals; or
- in a situation or setting where they are unable to maintain six feet of distance from other individuals.
- When wearing cloth face coverings in public settings, where social distancing measures are difficult to maintain (e.g., grocery stores and pharmacies), especially in areas of significant community transmission, you should:
- Make sure that they fit snugly and cover their nose and mouth.
- Not become complacent with other protective measures.
- Do not touch the cloth covering or face.
- Continue to be vigilant with thorough and frequent hand washing with soap and water, or alcohol-based hand sanitizer of 60%+ alcohol.
- Practice respiratory etiquette and cover your coughs or sneezes.
- Practice social distancing – even when wearing masks.
- Stay home and help flatten the curve!
While cloth face coverings may not prevent the wearer from becoming infected, they might help slow spread from people who have the virus and are unaware.
https://coronavirus.health.ny.gov/system/files/documents/2020/04/doh_covid19_eo20217-20218publicfacecovering_041720.pdf&source=gmail&ust=1595750315917000&usg=AFQjCNGALKa-N4XMsPegDXWRtpvEaI0K9 w">Read the guidance document on use of cloth face coverings by the NYS Department of Health.
Hand protection - you are recommended to bring your own gloves or hand sanitizer.
We will have 1 shooter per lane and Bring your own pencil
For this shoot, PCP shooters must bring their own air supply.
CLASSES: AAFTA: OPEN: PCP & Spring Piston, WFTF: PCP & Spring Piston, HUNTER: PCP & Spring Piston, OFF-HAND, JUNIOR, PISTOL and UNLIMITED.
RULES: A 20 Foot Pound Maximum applies to all rifles; Current AAFTA rules apply.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to all shooters both club members and non-members.
FEES: $15.00 for Non – members and 10.00 for members
TIME: Sight-in and practice 9:00 A.M. to 10:15 A.M. Registration is from 9:00 A.M. until 10:15 A.M. The Rifle match begins at 10:30 A.M.
PROGRAM: The match will consist of 30 targets, (10 lanes 3 targets per lane) 2 shots per target for a total score of 60. The lanes will be shot near to far and timers will be used.
The shooting order will be Hunter class, Open class, WFTF class and Off-Hand class
Scoring will be “x” for a knock down and “0” for miss, the scoring for Junior will be “2” for a knock down and “1” for a face hit.
Distances will be from 10 to 55 yards
DIRECTIONS: Address: 724 Middle Country Road, Ridge, NY 11961 this address is across the road from the entry of the range
From the LIE (Long Island Expressway) East or West take exit 68 North (William Floyd Parkway) to Route 25 East stay on route 25 east for about a mile on the left side you will see the Brookhaven Shooting Range the Airgun Range is located behind the registration building.
MATCH DIRECTORS:
Tom Wade phone: 631-463-4223, E-Mail: escaaclub@gmail.com
Tom Holland, Telephone: 347-886-1249, E-Mail: sniperxbow60x@aol.com
Hi All we had our second match of the season.
The course layout is 1 wooded lane with target lanes on the right and left with some targets in light and shadow. The weather was hot and Humid with variable winds.
We set up 10 lanes 3 targets average distance 38.47 yards average difficulty 33.01
We had a decent turnout 10 shooters representing 5 classes and the results are as follows.
Open PCP
Brian V. - shot 54 out 60 -FX400FT -Nikko Diamond 10-50 - AA 10.3
WFTF PCP
Paul C. - shot 57 out of 60 match high - Thomas - March 8-80 x 56 - JSB 8.4
Tom H. - shot 51 out of 60 - Thomas - Kahles 10-50 x 60 - JSB 8.4
John E. - shot 46 out of 60 - Thomas - Sightron 10-50 x 60
Hunter PCP
Kyle M. - shot 28 out of 60 - Marauder - Leapers 4-16 x 56 JSB 15.89
Matthew M. - shot 25 out of 60 New shooter - Marauder - Leapers 4-16 x 56 JSB 15.89
WFTF Piston
Leo G. - shot 45 out of 60 - TX200HC - Falcon 10-50 x 60 - QYS 8.48
Hunter Piston
Roel J. Shot 37 out of 60 - LGV Master Pro - UTG 4-16 x 56 JSB 8.4
Mike G. shot 31 out of 60 - HW97KT - Hawke Airmax - QYS 8.46
We had 2 target issues 1 shot string and 1 target fell off mount both taken care of and the match continued
Thanks to all that came to Long Island to shoot with us.
@tom2009 Thanks again for putting on a great match! Love the target placements with those long shots and tough standing and kneeling lanes!
Paul
