Morro Bay Airgunners/SLSBA

Central Coast Field Target
Match Results 12/20/2015

**Piston**
Place	Name	Division	Rifle	Scope	Pellet	Score	Rate
1	Knapp, John	Hunter	Air Arms TX200	Hawke 3-12x50	JSB 8.44gr	41/52	78.9%
2 - tie	Carmello, Jeff	Hunter	Diana 54	CenterPoint 4-16x40	AA 8.44gr	39/52	75.0%
2 - tie	Poh, Jim	WFTF	Air Arms TX200	Bushnell 8-32x	JSB 7.87gr	39/52	75.0%

**Pre-charge**
Place	Name	Division	Rifle	Scope	Pellet	Score	Rate
1	Lu, Son	Open	Steyr LG-110	Sightron 10-50x60	JSB 10.34gr	48/52	92.3%
2	Bergquist, John	Freestyle	Crosman Challenger	Nikko 10-50x	JSB 10.34gr	45/52	86.5%
3	Pacheco, Vince	Freestyle	Air Arms EV2	Sightron 10-50x60	JSB 8.44gr	44/52	84.6%
4	Hull, Scott	Hunter	Benjamin Marauder	UTG 3-12x44	CPH 10.5gr	42/52	80.8%
5	Eannetta, Terry	Freestyle	Benjamin Marauder	UTG 3-12x44	JSB 8.44gr	35/52	67.3%
6	Smith Lonnie	Hunter	USFT Hunter	Aeon 3-12x50	JSB 10.34gr	33/52	63.5%
7	Hull, Alan Harold	WFTF	Benjamin Discovery	UTG 6-24x50	CPL 7.9gr	32/52	61.5%
8	Cano, Anthony	WFTF	Benjamin Discovery	UTG 6-24x50	CPL 7.9gr	16/52	30.8%

Match director: Scott Hull

We had 11 competitors show up (3 Piston and 8 Pre-charge) at the Morro Bay Airgunners last match for 2015. We had overcast skies early on. Temperatures were mostly in the 50's, with almost no wind for the first 2/3rds of the match. It was a little muddy from rain on the previous day. We set a 52 shot course. Alan brought his friend Anthony who was a first time field target shooter. The good shooting weather made for some good scores. John Knapp was the high scoring piston shooter with a very good 78.9% hit rate. Jeff and Jim were close behind. Son Lu had the high Pre-charge score as well as the match high score, with a 92.3% hit rate. John Bergquist finished second overall. He was clean until the last three lanes. He reached the last far lane just as the wind picked up, and he still had to do the long march back to finish on the offhand and kneeling lanes. Vince Pacheco was third overall, one point behind John.

The course was set with Gamo targets all incorporating ball joint linkages. They seemed to work well. Tripping and resetting without the usual rattle sound.

The gang: