Congrats to Bruce Finley on his perfect 40/40 in Open Air Rifle today in Jackson, MS!

Congrats Bruce I know you are lurking here somewhere!


Dee

Congrats Bruce...

Good job Bruce! Jerry wasn't doing the counting was he? Something to be proud of, for sure.
Stay Safe,
Mark

High Speed wrote:Good job Bruce! Jerry wasn't doing the counting was he? Something to be proud of, for sure.
Stay Safe,
Mark

Jerry shot a great score in his on right today at the monthly club match in Baton Rouge with his Target air rifle. He started on pigs and ran the first 39 before missing #40, a chicken. I don't believe a perfect score has ever been fired with a Target air rifle so Jerry will have to keep trying to make history.

Dustin

dustinflint wrote:

High Speed wrote:Good job Bruce! Jerry wasn't doing the counting was he? Something to be proud of, for sure.
Stay Safe,
Mark

Jerry shot a great score in his on right today at the monthly club match in Baton Rouge with his Target air rifle. He started on pigs and ran the first 39 before missing #40, a chicken. I don't believe a perfect score has ever been fired with a Target air rifle so Jerry will have to keep trying to make history.

Dustin

Boy, that would just make you want to dip snuff! I would still be stomping around. Did you check to see if it had any marks on it? Paint may have had it stuck to the rail. Couldn't happen to a better guy, hope he gets it. That would be sweet, as long as he doesn't get to snooty and quit cooking. Hope to see you all soon. Thinking about the chicken coop shoot.
Mark

Congrats Bruce, and not bad either Jerry!
Mary

Congrats, Bruce!

Bruce,
I don't know you, but I wish I could shoot like you.
Jim

Bruce owns the Open Air Rifle Club record for a 40 round match at Bent Tree Rifle and Pistol Club in rural Rankin County, MS. The 40 round Open Air Rifle Club record can never be surpassed now. That club record can only be tied and co-holders recognized. Conditions were not easy that day. Bruce was the most excited 55 y/o I have ever witnessed about anything. It was an honor for me to sign that scorecard. The Huddleston family has experienced many good things that enforce the need to continue to hold these matches. This was one of those good things.