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Camp Perry USA

Posted: Sat Feb 19, 2011 2:56 pm
by Christel
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Perry

No doubt people on here know all about Camp Perry, however the above link is interesting reading and the page itself has some interesting links as well.

I have been trying to find some information about the long distance shooting competition that normally takes place there but I cannot seem to find any 2011 information?

Found it!

I am fairly sure it was an American female soldier who won it last year?
I read about it somewhere online, lost the link of course.

Link to Camp Perry....

http://www.cplcc.com/index.html

Re: Camp Perry USA

Posted: Sat Feb 19, 2011 5:37 pm
by R.G.C
christel wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Perry

No doubt people on here know all about Camp Perry, however the above link is interesting reading and the page itself has some interesting links as well.

I have been trying to find some information about the long distance shooting competition that normally takes place there but I cannot seem to find any 2011 information?

Found it!

I am fairly sure it was an American female soldier who won it last year?
I read about it somewhere online, lost the link of course.

Link to Camp Perry....

http://www.cplcc.com/index.html
Christel,
The girl us Sheri Gallagher, last meember of the Tompking-Gallagher family. All great shooters and instructors and very nice people. Meeting Nancy, Michelle and Sheri's mother is a great moment.

Sheri won the XTC Championships, and John whidden won the National Fullbore for his third tme.

Camp Perry is a base f the Ohio National Gurad and NRA National Matches are held there every year. All disciplines, smallbore, pistol, XTC, fullbore and Palma. This last about a month...

Woderful place, camp and ranges, on the shores of lake Erie, not far from Toledo, OH.

Worth a visit in July-August during the Nationals, a long visit to Commercial Row being 'de rigueur"...

R.G.C

Re: Camp Perry USA

Posted: Sat Feb 19, 2011 5:47 pm
by R.G.C
R.G.C wrote:
christel wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Perry

No doubt people on here know all about Camp Perry, however the above link is interesting reading and the page itself has some interesting links as well.

I have been trying to find some information about the long distance shooting competition that normally takes place there but I cannot seem to find any 2011 information?

Found it!

I am fairly sure it was an American female soldier who won it last year?
I read about it somewhere online, lost the link of course.

Link to Camp Perry....

http://www.cplcc.com/index.html
Christel,
The girl us Sheri Gallagher, last meember of the Tompking-Gallagher family. All great shooters and instructors and very nice people. Meeting Nancy, Michelle and Sheri's mother is a great moment.

Sheri won the XTC Championships, and John whidden won the National Fullbore for his third tme.

Camp Perry is a base f the Ohio National Gurad and NRA National Matches are held there every year. All disciplines, smallbore, pistol, XTC, fullbore and Palma. This last about a month...

Woderful place, camp and ranges, on the shores of lake Erie, not far from Toledo, OH.

Worth a visit in July-August during the Nationals, a long visit to Commercial Row being 'de rigueur"...

R.G.C
Christel

On Nancy;

Have a look:
http://www.rifleshootingbynancy.com/

R.G.C

Re: Camp Perry USA

Posted: Sat Feb 19, 2011 10:17 pm
by Christel
R.G.C,

Thank you! You have excelled again :D

That is exactly her.
I googled her name and found the article I read last year about her, I did save it in my bookmarks back then but have since reformatted my hard drive so lost it.

Anyway, I found the article really good, not just because it is about her but also how the journalist writes about the shooting world.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2010/w ... index.html

Lovely.
:D

Re: Camp Perry USA

Posted: Sat Feb 19, 2011 11:00 pm
by 20series
i have camp perry on my small-bore 'to do list', i understand that the process is to contact the US NRA and be invited over. It's my 40th next year it my be my pressy to self :-)

Alan

Re: Camp Perry USA

Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 6:30 am
by R.G.C
20series wrote:i have camp perry on my small-bore 'to do list', i understand that the process is to contact the US NRA and be invited over. It's my 40th next year it my be my pressy to self :-)

Alan
Alan,
They will be more than happy to 'invite" you!!/

Christel,
She has been recently elected 'soldier of te year'.

R.G.C

Re: Camp Perry USA

Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 8:54 am
by Sandgroper
Great article and a fantastic read. This quote was a little depressing;
"I've never met a successful long-range shooter who wasn't very intelligent in either a very analytical way or an OCD-savant kind of way," said Praslick
That's me out of the running then! :lol:

Re: Camp Perry USA

Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 10:06 am
by rox
"I've never met a successful long-range shooter who wasn't very intelligent in either a very analytical way or an OCD-savant kind of way," said Praslick
Emil shot on my Ages match team a few years back. He flew over for a long weekend, borrowed a rifle, and held his own against some of the best the UK has to offer; a very impressive performance (and doubtless he took some useful intelligence on how British teams are run back to the US Palma team).

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Re: Camp Perry USA

Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 10:42 am
by Christel
20series wrote:i have camp perry on my small-bore 'to do list', i understand that the process is to contact the US NRA and be invited over. It's my 40th next year it my be my pressy to self :-)

Alan

Good luck with that.
Visiting Camp Perry one day is on my to do list as well, now I just need to convince Ovenpaa to come with me:)

Re: Camp Perry USA

Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 10:43 am
by Christel
rox wrote:
"I've never met a successful long-range shooter who wasn't very intelligent in either a very analytical way or an OCD-savant kind of way," said Praslick
Emil shot on my Ages match team a few years back. He flew over for a long weekend, borrowed a rifle, and held his own against some of the best the UK has to offer; a very impressive performance (and doubtless he took some useful intelligence on how British teams are run back to the US Palma team).

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Class:)