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The HOA Match Champion was Robert Vogel dominating all other competitors with a total score of 135.80. Robert posted the best score at eight of the ten stations! The Lady HOA Champion was Robin Boruta with an excellent score of 175.26. With this match she finds herself moving from Expert class to Master Class! Congratulations Robert and Robin!
This Shoot featured several popular stations staged from Movie scenes. The 'Clear and Present Danger' stage required shooters to fire through and around a vehicle at several different targets, as well as two targets fired at from the ground to the top of a building. Nearly every squad commented on how rarely they fire 'up' at targets in competition!
A replication of the elevator shooting scene from the 'DieHard' series was featured where multiple targets had to be engaged from a kneeling position on the lower level to a standing position in the upper level.
There was a stage named 'European Vacation' which featured a running man target and required multiple shooting positions. Shooters were required to activate the running man with a hit on a steel target. A vanishing target and the running man were then engaged in rapid succession. Only a few 'zeroed' the stage!
The stage named 'Honey, I'm home' required the shooter to immediately engage a vanishing target upon opening a door! Shooters were then required to engage multiple targets in a hall setting followed by engaging targets hiding behind 'soft cover'(a sofa)! Hopefully that sofa doesn't have to go back home on Monday!
A scene staged beginning at an ATM machine was my personal favorite. With a $5.00 fee, one will never know if the targets immediately engaged were supposed to be bad guys or bankers!
The targets, food and staff at this event made for a great shoot! Shoot Chairman Gary Cuttitta and staff had shoot results posted within 10 minutes of the last shot fired! Sunny skies and weather in the mid-60's made for a great shooting weekend in Michigan!
Shoot and Class winners are as follows:
The Stock Service Pistol Master Class was decided by a half point at 158.45 to 158.95 with Ric Galloway taking first over Jason Parks. Third place went to Greg Panzi with a score of 159.67.
SSP Expert Class was won by Robin Boruta with a 175.26 followed by Tom Tiethoff with a 186.38 and Rich Eddington with a 193.99.
SSP Sharpshooter Class went to Peter Nelson with a score of 197.41 followed by David Peeler with third place going to Todd May.
Competition in the SSP Marksman Class was tight with a mere .12 deciding 1st and 2nd with Michael Hogue taking the class with a 244.06 over Duane Babcock with a 244.18. Darryl Kurily won 3rd in the class.
Barb Reeves took the SSP Novice Class over Robert Witzke and unclassified shooter Louis Hinman.
The Enhanced Service Pistol Master Class Champion was Morgan Allen with a fine 164.36 followed by Chad Marthey at 182.79.
ESP Expert Class shooter Nick Bies took the class in dominating fashion with a 172.80 over Thomas Brantley at 195.82 and Ross Palmer at 200.34.
Kirk Jackson topped the other 10 shooters in ESP Sharpshooter Class with a 203.05. Tom Jones finished second with a 225.51 with Ron Coville taking third at 230.76.
ESP Marksman class Shooter Lindsay Greene posted a fine 209.18 to take the class over 15 others. Gary Suszek took second at 244.64 with Ben Schlict close behind at 247.91 for third.
The ESP Novice division was won by Kurt King at 346.73.
The Custom Defensive Pistol Master Class was won by High Overall Match Champion Robert Vogel with the match's low score of 135.80. Second place went to Rich Demondo with third going to Bart Reiter.
CDP Expert Class went to David Lee at 177.78 with Richard Seery finishing second at 205.56. Brian Fowler was third at 239.69.
Mark Smith took the CDP Sharpshooter honors with his 217.91 while Donald Hasselbach finished 2nd at 228.78. Patrick Beeman brought home the third place honors at 239.25.
CDP Marksman Class champion Joe Light scored 253.03 with Wayne Bronner and Brett Luptowski claiming second and third respectively.
In the Enhanced Service Revolver our Master Class champion (And shoot director), Gary Cuttitta found enough time to focus on targets and won the class with a 197.30. Ken Sikora and Ken Soucie followed for second and third respectively.
The ESR Expert Class was won by Pete White at 250.50 with Joe Schiros taking 2nd at 271.04 and Chris Nelson third with a 383.51.
Tom Burzyck won the ESR Sharpshooter Class at 270.28. Paul Kesler was second at 342.08 and Fred Peters 3rd at 367.63.
The Enhanced Service Revolver Novice Class Champion was Brenda Wightman.
The Stock Service Revolver division featured Mark Boruta taking the Master Class with a 216.38. The Expert class was won by Jeff Umstead followed by Chris Kuzara at third. Steve Howard took high honors in the Sharpshooter class over Franco Dana and Gary Radtke who finished second and third respectively.
Karen Kuzara won high honors in the Stock Service Revolver Marksman Class.
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