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I would like to take a moment to thank the following individuals for their hard work over the last few weeks. Everything accomplished on the range over the last two weeks: 1. Bay / Safe Area /Road signs are up - Done (Michael and thank you John and Todd for giving me a break on a few of them) 2. New bay tables have been delivered - Done (Matt and his father) 3. Bay 1 is mowed and weed eated - Done (Michael) 4. Field has been mowed close to NTPS side - Done (Matt) 5. Area before and after bridge has been mowed - Done (Michael/Matt) 7. Rip rap has been redone on the NTPS culvert - Done (Robert/Matt/Michael) 8. All of the steel targets(excluding the plate racks) are at my house. They have been washed and painted today. -Done (Michael) So here is what will be addressed on Thursday: 1. Bay tables will be painted and moved to appropriate GSSF used bays - Done (Geoff/Norma/Raymond) 2. Rest of spools will be moved to NTPS side - Done (Robert) 3. MCTS fixing culvert area with bobcat and box blade - Done (Robert/Nathan) 4. Common road and MCTS bays will be fixed with bobcat and box blade - Done (Robert/Nathan) 5. Cleanup of all bays with organizing bay props - Done (Geoff/Chip) 6. Possible mowing on Bay 1 and 2/3 on NTPS side (if not already done) - Done and parking lot area (Michael with a push mower!) 7. Warm up stage may be setup prior to Glock's arrival(two plate racks / head plates / 28 inch poppers) - Done (Geoff/Michael) 8. New trash cans have been added to every MCTS bays - Done (Group) 9. Setup completed for 1 full setup of GSSF stages - Done (Chip P./Michael/Chip K.) 10. Fixed/graded all of the range access roads for both MCTS/NTPS - Done (Robert/Nathan) Range opens on Saturday and Sunday at 7 AM. Registration may begin at 8 AM to 9 AM with the last entry ending at 2 PM. All those that register before 2PM, we will be there on the range until you are done. All working Safety officers will need to be at the range by 7:30 AM for any last minute changes or safety/procedure briefings. *Note: I will be bringing every model and caliber of Glocks to the range to allow people to shoot mulitple divisions if needed that they do not own. I do not have a problem with this since, I will have Glock armorer clean everyone of them when finished.

You can join up with GSSF at the match either day.

The last GSSF match I attended, I seen four competitors in wheel chairs participating. There is no movement to these type of matches and puts everyone on the same level playing field......Same type of weapon, no drawing from the holster, magazine capacity, etc. This match is geared for the people that do not wish to run from station to station and rely on their skill with accuracy to be competitive.

Registration begins at 9 AM each day. All entries that are registered until the cut off at 3PM on Saturday and 2PM on Sunday will be able to complete their entry that day. It will be fun for any type of shooter. Free money and/or guns doesn't hurt.......

If you stay home, I have a better chance in winning a free gun.....LOL. I was surprised by the number of Glock owners in the area vs the pre-registration did not equal up. Glock and I anticipated a huge walk up number.

I just received the official tally of pre-registration for the event. I know there are a lot of Glock owners that want the opportunity to win Glock certificate or money at random. This event is perfect for the accurate shooters.

Not a problem. Except the shooting of just one division......LOL.

Watched the video. Sun dial for time keeping was heavily used....... Congrats on your division championship.

Holy terror=Randy Rogers Anyone can win the Glocks because there are prizes for random drawing and some based on performance. Maybe you can borrow one of mine and shoot the match so you can try to win a random Glock and shoot a real gun....LOL. Bought two more G21SF Saturday after working on the range. A lot of work has been done on the range but we are not finished yet. I am tired.......

Many thanks to Matt Tipton and Robert Standley for today's work on the range. So here is what is done on the range: 1. Bay / Safe Area /Road signs are up 2. New bay tables have been delivered 3. Bay 1 is mowed and weed eated 4. Field has been mowed close to NTPS side 5. Area before and after bridge has been mowed 6. Some of the spools have been moved out of the bays 7. Rip rap has been redone on the NTPS culvert(never seen Robert work so hard before. He was sweating.) 8. All of the steel targets(excluding the plate racks) are at my house. They have been washed and painted today. So here is what will be addressed on Thursday: 1. Bay tables will be painted and moved to appropriate GSSF used bays 2. Rest of spools will be moved to NTPS side 3. MCTS fixing culvert area with bobcat and box blade 4. Common road and MCTS bays will be fixed with bobcat and box blade 5. Cleanup of all bays with organizing bay props 6. Possible mowing on Bay 1 and 2/3 on NTPS side (if not already done) 7. Warm up stage may be setup prior to Glock's arrival(two plate racks / head plates / 28 inch poppers) So here is what will be done on Friday: 1. Glock reps will be there at 10 AM to begin setup 2. Tater Shack will be there after 2 PM to setup their tables 3. After rules/procedure discussion with GSSF Range Master, all SOs have the option to shoot on that day. Range opens on Saturday and Sunday at 7 AM. Registration may begin at 8 AM to 9 AM with the last entry ending at 2 PM. All those that register before 2PM, we will be there on the range until you are done. All working Safety officers will need to be at the range by 7:30 AM for any last minute changes or safety/procedure briefings.

I just registered for 4 entries for the GSSF. I may do another one if time permits.

Competition or unlimited are the only two divisions.

Just 9 days away and this be exciting for the club. Please help show your support to the area shooting communities by coming to their events. We hope to see YOU there! Registration can be done online at Glock Sport Shooting Foundation. It can be done at the range also for an additional $10.00 administration fee.

Scores are done. Scores were hard to read and interpret. Wife (extreme coupons download) or kids' games veal caused problems with home computer. Sent file to other website admin to upload. Should be there soon. I am sorry for the delay as this is not the norm.

I am picking up the scores from Matt after lunch today. The scores will be posted today! Thank you for all those that helped at the range. It was needed and appreciated!

Matt is having issues with the scoring software. He is either going to work it out or scan score sheets and send them to me for input. We strive to provide GREAT turnaround on scores, however an unforeseen issue came up. Sorry for the delay. Glad you had a good time, COOP.

MSSA (Memphis) or TSF (Jackson) are your choices locally. Music City Tactical Shooters in Dickson.

Yes we do have a dueling tree (personal not the club's) but it will not be utilized during this type of match. It may come out when we have a man vs man steel match.

There are several things that will be going on before, during, and after the match. We are having new tables being delivered to the range for the bays. The spools will disappear. I will be digging holes for new bay signs that will need to be set in concrete. New road sign. Painting new tables. Any help would be helpful as we approach the gssf match. Thank you in advanced!

The type of weapon must be shot throughout the match in its entirety. However you can shoot the stages with multiple entries. Rifle equals ESP division and Pistol equals SSP division in this match's scoring. All competitors will be heads up in each division no matter what they are using.

Everything is set for the match: The food vendor will be Tater Shack in Dickson. They will be serving cheeseburgers/hamburgers/BBQ, drinks, cole slaw, baked beans, etc. All prices will be extremely reasonable. Nashville Sporting Arms will have all of the 9mm, 40 S&W, and 45 ACP you can shoot. They also will have 10mm and 357 Sig for those exotic choices. Holsters and Glock magazines to purchase if needed. There will be another table setup for shooting bags, range needs, etc. We really hope to see you there at the range!

Music City Tactical Shooters will be hosting a 5 Stage Rifle or Pistol Match this Saturday. Matt Tipton will be the Match Director for this event. The courses of fire are challenging! We will need all of the help possible for setup. Setup will begin at 7AM. We hope to see you there for a GREAT match!!!!! NEXT MATCH: Rifle or Pistol - May 07, 2011 138 Rounds Minimum Pistol or Rifle Click Here for Stage descriptions The 2011 Upcoming Matches have been updated. If there are any questions or concerns, please contact President@mctsclub.com. Click Here for Times/Fees.

Below are links to videos of the special guest to the range with a new type of training material. We hope to have him back out and test the product again. Targets running a self test. No shooting here but you can hear an IDPA match just out of sight. It is 10 yards to each of the targets. www.targetbotics.com/tbx/tbx_selftest.wmv A perfect run. The shooter fires 10 rounds and makes 10 hits. His time was in the 12's. If you notice some dirt flying, he did not miss. That is just splatter off the steel plate.(Sexy PIG) www.targetbotics.com/tbx/tbx_perfect_run.wmv A run which demonstrates the value of the system. Twice on the left target, which just happened to require multiple hits, the shooter left the target after the first hit and had to go back to it. The second time seemed to have then distracted him. (Allan B.) www.targetbotics.com/tbx/tbx_12rounds.wmv

Glad you enjoyed competition shooting

Green River Gun Club in Bowling Green should be having a match that weekend.