Sponsors:
<span style="color: #FF0000">Sponsors (continuously growing):
Bartlein Barrels, Adam Bauer Arms, Volkmann Custom, GA Precision/George Gardner, Surgeon/Preston Pritchett, LaRue Tactical/Greg Coker, Spanish Gourd Ranch/Keith Taylor, Clark Custom Guns/Jim Clark, Jr., Manners Composite Stocks/Thomas Manners, Mile High Shooting Accessories/Randy/DiannPennington, NighthawkCustom, USOptics, SeekinsPrecision, TAB Gear, Tactical Intervention/MikeMiller, B&TIndustries, Impact Data Books.</span>.
Range website:
www.lra-tti.com.
Range mailing address, and actual location:
Long Range Alley/Trinity Tactical
2007 LA Hwy. #5 ,
Grand Cane, LA 71032
Phone: (318) 872-0111
Mail a check or call in a credit card for at least $75.00 (non-refundable)
Entry fee is $150.
Pay to order of: Long Range Alley.
Include your names, addresses, emails, tele., info on rifle, caliber, velocity, optic.
Casey Simpson
Shreveport, LA
ph.no.: 318-572-0559
[email protected]
1.) December 5, 2009
Twi: 6:47am
Sunrise: 7:14am
<span style="font-weight: bold">Why is this here? Shooters may check 100yd zeroes at sunrise.</span>
CAVEAT: All shooters <span style="color: #FF0000">must</span> be present at the beginning of the initial briefing, so we CANNOT drag-ass around at the zero range. I will update the time for that meeting. Depending on weather conditions we should be able to see to shoot at 7:00a.m allowing for 45mins for zeroing.
2.) Muzzle brakes will be squaded. So, somehow, let me know who will shoot a rifle in this match using a muzzle brake. The more information I have the smoother Jim and Terry can plan the match.
3.) Any equipment may be used with one condition: all of it must be carried from one stage to the next. Pistols will not be fired, but you may holster it, unloaded of course! (Somebody would have asked). Rifle velocity is unlimited.
4.) Time is of the essence. Terry and Jim tell me we will have no time for horse play between stages, so consider this when planning your gear and time required to get it together only to spill it out again at the next stage.
<span style="color: #3333FF">ACCOMMODATIONS:</span>
Comfort Inn at the junction of Bert Kouns Industrial Loop and I-49 on the South edge of Shreveport about 15 mins from the range. Adjacent to the hotel are Wendys and similar places as well as Home Depot, Academy Sports and Starbucks.
Two miles or so east of the hotel (the interstate runs north and south) is a Copelands small-chain seafood / steak restaurant of New Orleans origins. The portions are over the top and dinner is @$20.00+. I recommend, instead of stopping at Copelands, go the the next intersection 400 yds. farther, turn left (north), and in the shopping center on the right is a place called Monjuni's. A local family business, it's good and not chainy. A stone's throw farther north within eyesight are Carrabas and Macaroni Grill.
A good steak is at Anthony's on Mansfield road convenient and not too far, and the Cub on Kings Highway. These are two holes-in-the-wall excellent steak places.
The last chance for a meal is on the way to the range at the turn off of I-49 and LA #175 Frierson Exit. The Relay Station truck stop. Service is you-wonder-where-they-are and the food is a little better than that but it will get you to the range.
To get to the range, keep going Southwest on 175 for about two miles. Turn left at the bill board for the range which is two more miles down that road, and then some. You can't miss it. Call me at 318-572-0559 if you have any trouble or questions anytime.
The best bar is Superior Steakhouse at Line and Pierremont not far from the Comfort Inn. Second choices are the Cub on Kings Highway and Superior Bar & Grill on Line Avenue. The former is a little more relaxed and has billiards too.
Names of Snipers
Tony McCullum
R.G.
Patrick Morris
Todd Morris
Chad Haworth
Nick Painter
Sean McKay
Lance Beldstock
Scott Pringle
Ben Matthews
Pete Carpentier
Bill Caughman
Louis Phillips
Richard Emmons
Lonnie Devine
Chase Tresler
Adam Hayworth
Matt Tederman
Scott Bartels
Jeff Badley
Jerry Newman
Shane McAlary
Vaughan Kennemer
Jim P. Brown
John Rorie
Robert Baker
Adam Hucksinger
Bruce Gordon
Tony Gimmile
John Sommers
David Constance
Kevin Ryan
Kevin Divers
Ted Torres
Kevin Elppers
Tim Long
Patt Cobbs
Troy Turner
Russell Dean
Geordie Richardson
John Boney
Brian Richman
Kevin Drake
Sean Little
Casey Simpson
Huck Allen
William Roscoe
Jeff Tarpley
Scott Boiko
Jason Brown
<span style="color: #FF0000">Sponsors (continuously growing):
Bartlein Barrels, Adam Bauer Arms, Volkmann Custom, GA Precision/George Gardner, Surgeon/Preston Pritchett, LaRue Tactical/Greg Coker, Spanish Gourd Ranch/Keith Taylor, Clark Custom Guns/Jim Clark, Jr., Manners Composite Stocks/Thomas Manners, Mile High Shooting Accessories/Randy/DiannPennington, NighthawkCustom, USOptics, SeekinsPrecision, TAB Gear, Tactical Intervention/MikeMiller, B&TIndustries, Impact Data Books.</span>.
Range website:
www.lra-tti.com.
Range mailing address, and actual location:
Long Range Alley/Trinity Tactical
2007 LA Hwy. #5 ,
Grand Cane, LA 71032
Phone: (318) 872-0111
Mail a check or call in a credit card for at least $75.00 (non-refundable)
Entry fee is $150.
Pay to order of: Long Range Alley.
Include your names, addresses, emails, tele., info on rifle, caliber, velocity, optic.
Casey Simpson
Shreveport, LA
ph.no.: 318-572-0559
[email protected]
1.) December 5, 2009
Twi: 6:47am
Sunrise: 7:14am
<span style="font-weight: bold">Why is this here? Shooters may check 100yd zeroes at sunrise.</span>
CAVEAT: All shooters <span style="color: #FF0000">must</span> be present at the beginning of the initial briefing, so we CANNOT drag-ass around at the zero range. I will update the time for that meeting. Depending on weather conditions we should be able to see to shoot at 7:00a.m allowing for 45mins for zeroing.
2.) Muzzle brakes will be squaded. So, somehow, let me know who will shoot a rifle in this match using a muzzle brake. The more information I have the smoother Jim and Terry can plan the match.
3.) Any equipment may be used with one condition: all of it must be carried from one stage to the next. Pistols will not be fired, but you may holster it, unloaded of course! (Somebody would have asked). Rifle velocity is unlimited.
4.) Time is of the essence. Terry and Jim tell me we will have no time for horse play between stages, so consider this when planning your gear and time required to get it together only to spill it out again at the next stage.
<span style="color: #3333FF">ACCOMMODATIONS:</span>
Comfort Inn at the junction of Bert Kouns Industrial Loop and I-49 on the South edge of Shreveport about 15 mins from the range. Adjacent to the hotel are Wendys and similar places as well as Home Depot, Academy Sports and Starbucks.
Two miles or so east of the hotel (the interstate runs north and south) is a Copelands small-chain seafood / steak restaurant of New Orleans origins. The portions are over the top and dinner is @$20.00+. I recommend, instead of stopping at Copelands, go the the next intersection 400 yds. farther, turn left (north), and in the shopping center on the right is a place called Monjuni's. A local family business, it's good and not chainy. A stone's throw farther north within eyesight are Carrabas and Macaroni Grill.
A good steak is at Anthony's on Mansfield road convenient and not too far, and the Cub on Kings Highway. These are two holes-in-the-wall excellent steak places.
The last chance for a meal is on the way to the range at the turn off of I-49 and LA #175 Frierson Exit. The Relay Station truck stop. Service is you-wonder-where-they-are and the food is a little better than that but it will get you to the range.
To get to the range, keep going Southwest on 175 for about two miles. Turn left at the bill board for the range which is two more miles down that road, and then some. You can't miss it. Call me at 318-572-0559 if you have any trouble or questions anytime.
The best bar is Superior Steakhouse at Line and Pierremont not far from the Comfort Inn. Second choices are the Cub on Kings Highway and Superior Bar & Grill on Line Avenue. The former is a little more relaxed and has billiards too.
Names of Snipers
Tony McCullum
R.G.
Patrick Morris
Todd Morris
Chad Haworth
Nick Painter
Sean McKay
Lance Beldstock
Scott Pringle
Ben Matthews
Pete Carpentier
Bill Caughman
Louis Phillips
Richard Emmons
Lonnie Devine
Chase Tresler
Adam Hayworth
Matt Tederman
Scott Bartels
Jeff Badley
Jerry Newman
Shane McAlary
Vaughan Kennemer
Jim P. Brown
John Rorie
Robert Baker
Adam Hucksinger
Bruce Gordon
Tony Gimmile
John Sommers
David Constance
Kevin Ryan
Kevin Divers
Ted Torres
Kevin Elppers
Tim Long
Patt Cobbs
Troy Turner
Russell Dean
Geordie Richardson
John Boney
Brian Richman
Kevin Drake
Sean Little
Casey Simpson
Huck Allen
William Roscoe
Jeff Tarpley
Scott Boiko
Jason Brown
