Action Shooting Matches
York Chapter #67
2021 Invictus Practical Mid-Atlantic Multi-Gun Championship With the pandemic induced ammo shortage we had 73 shooters participate in the match. Congratulations to match winner Chris Scott representing the USMC shooting team. Top finishes in each class: 100%: Chris S., Joshua T., Rick T..90%: Garrett B., Andy S., Kevin N. 80%: Kyle H., Paul W., John G.. 70%: Nathan T., Scott B., Marc M. 60%: Tim M., Joe C., Dave S. 50%: Kevin F., John K.,Laura T.
Open Division: Matt K.,Jeremy G., Scott P., Sr.
Thank you to all the staff & everyone who helped get the match set up and torn down. Their efforts made the match a success.Thank you to Jeremy Gresham of Israel Weapon Industries-US for the use of the stage guns again this year and to all of the match sponsors that support our matches at the York IWLA. — Paul N.aragraph here.
Point Series Shoot Off
On October 10, the last match of the 2021 York Izaak Walton 3 Gun Point Series culminated in a head-to-head Vortex Optics Shoot Off. 37 shooters competed in 6 matches over 6 months to accumulate points towards earning a coveted spot in the shoot off.
At the end of the series, the top 16 shooters along with the top seniors, ladies, and juniors were entered into the bracket and competed in a drag race to see who would end up in the finals. The drag race consisted of two mirrored stages where competitors shot rifles, shotguns and pistols. The first competitor to clear their stage and knock down the stop plate won the bout and advanced in the bracket. When the dust settled, George Dorbert and Chris Webb earned a spot in the finale. George was able to edge out Chris and earn the title of 2021 Shoot Off Champion.
If you didn’t get the chance to come out and watch the shoot off, it is highly recommended that you put it on your calendar for next year. It is a spectator-friendly, here are some awesome photos taken by Nancy Webb for the photos
Multi-Gun, or 3 Gun, as it is sometimes called is an extremely demanding sport. Shooters are always timed, and the shooting, movement, and switching of guns is blazing fast. Hits on steel targets with rifle as far as 180 yards were required, as were pistol shots at 50 yards, and shotgun slugs at 90 yards. There were all kinds of props, targets, both still and moving, and lots of running. The demanding match was long and physical, but everyone seemed to enjoy it. Good weather, great food, and fellowship with other shooters were common, and York has a stellar reputation in the multi-gun commu- nity. If you’ve never been to one of our matches you are encouraged to come watch, and maybe even compete if you’re up for a challenge. Go to YouTube and search York 3 Gun and I’m sure you will find plenty of videos from the match. For more news, updates, match results at: WWW.YORKPISTOL.BLOGSPOT.COM
Mid-Atlantic Multi-Gun Championship
2021 Invictus Practical Mid-Atlantic Multi-Gun Championship With the pandemic induced ammo shortage we had 73 shooters participate in the match. Congratulations to match winner Chris Scott representing the USMC shooting team.
Top finishes in each class:
100%: Chris S., Joshua T., Rick T.
90%: Garrett B., Andy S., Kevin N.
80%: Kyle H., Paul W., John G.
70%: Nathan T., Scott B., Marc M.
60%: Tim M., Joe C., Dave S.
50%: Kevin F., John K.,Laura T.
Open Division: Matt K., Jeremy G., Scott P., Sr.
Thank you to all the staff & everyone who helped get the match set up and torn down. Their efforts made the match a success.Thank you to Jeremy Gresham of Israel Weapon Industries-US for the use of the stage guns again this year and to all of the match sponsors that support our matches at the York IWLA. — Paul Nowotarski MAMGC Match Director