Any other bullseye shooters out there?

[THREEDFLYER]

One of my favorite shooting events would be off-hand bullseye.
Used to shoot in different leagues in Washington State including centerfire, rimfire, free-pistol, air-pistol, etc.

As an avid S&W shooter/collector.....a couple of my favorite pistols would be the Model 52 (.38 Mid-Range) and Model 41 (.22 LR)
And of course the 1911 in various calibers are among my fav's.

I also enjoy shooting my S&W revolvers for bullseye.

Anyone else into bullseye?

 

[blades]

used to be avid shooter - pistol wise for leagues were hammerli 208 rf, backed up by sw41, pardini 32 and the colt gold cup 45 for bullseye. air units pardini C02, fwb40, long range xp and strikers, medium range out to 200 meters tc units, wheel units

 

[THREEDFLYER]

Sounds like we could be brothers from another mother! Very similar shooting interests indeed.

There was a club in Kemore, WA that I was a member of for 20+ years......had just about every type of shooting discipline including archery.

Really miss that club!

 

[Tabby]

One of my favorite shooting events would be off-hand bullseye.
Used to shoot in different leagues in Washington State including centerfire, rimfire, free-pistol, air-pistol, etc.

As an avid S&W shooter/collector.....a couple of my favorite pistols would be the Model 52 (.38 Mid-Range) and Model 41 (.22 LR)
And of course the 1911 in various calibers are among my fav's.

I also enjoy shooting my S&W revolvers for bullseye.

Anyone else into bullseye?

I used to enjoy bullseye shooting, especially across the national match course. Unfortunately it seems to be a dying sport, at least around here, well more like dead. None of the local clubs or ranges are interested in a bullseye league. About all I do these days is go to the range and shoot by myself just to try to stay in practice. Current firearms are a S&W 41, S&W Model 19 revolver and a Colt Gold Cup National Match. I also have one of the maligned Sig Sauer M17s which I shoot frequently but no longer have need to carry as well as a few .22 caliber pistols left over from when I used to teach shooting. These days it seems that everyone is more intent on turning gunpowder into noise that doing any serious training. Outside of the Beloit club, is there any other club in Wisconsin that sponsors a legitimate pistol league?