Tammy Wood shot two remarkable, perfect scores in the gun club’s long-range rifle contest in February. (Photo by Vicki Ray)
Vicki Ray
It was cold and windy, and scores were close at the PebbleCreek Gun Club’s long-range rifle contest held Feb. 17. Members shot in three events: 100-yards with open sights, 100 yards with optics, and for the first time, 200-yards using optics.
Even with close results, one markswoman stood out. Tammy Wood shot a perfect score of 200 with 9 out of her 10 shots in the very center of the target. She followed up with another perfect score of 100, tying her husband, Scott. The tie was broken by the number of shots in the very center of each target. Scott took first place with 4 center shots and Tammy took second with 3. That’s some fine shooting!
Congratulations winners!
100-yard, open sights, any caliber
1st place: Dan Borchers, 172
2nd place: Jim Abraham, 171
3rd place: Scott Wood, 170
100-yard, optics, rimfire
1st place: Tammy Wood, 200
2nd place: Scott Wood, 196
3rd place: Roger Bunting, 196
200-yard, optics, centerfire
1st place: Scott Wood, 100
2nd place: Tammy Wood, 100
3rd place: Dan Borchers, 97
Shooters of all levels, beginner through expert, are welcome to join us for trap/skeet shooting Tuesdays and pistol/rifle shooting Fridays at Joe Foss public shooting range near Buckeye. Contact Jerry Younker, club president, at [email protected] for more information.