8:00am. Leave the Silver Legacy “Silver Baron B” Hospitality room for one of the restaurants for breakfast.
8:45am. Leave the Silver Legacy Hospitality room to car pool up and head out to the Washoe County Shooting Facility, the Pyramid range for an introduction to Steel Challenge Action Pistol shooting.
9:30am – 2:00pm. At the range.
4:30 – 5:15pm. Rachel Parsons of the NRA
5:15 – 6pm. Bill Brassard of the National Shooting Sports Foundation
6:00 pm. NSSF all you can eat pizza feed at the Silver Legacy Hospitality room. After dinner will be the fund raiser raffle for Project Valour-IT and the drawings for the door prizes.
Saturday Evening until Midnight: Refreshments and conversation at the Silver Legacy Hospitality room. Bring your own refreshments and munchies.
Check out GBR-IV Day 1, Day 2 and Day 4!
I slept in more than I should have, so I was a little late to the Saturday shoot. I missed the safety briefing. Mr. Completely was kind to fill me in on the rules for the Steel Challenge. I wanted to use the Ruger Mark III 22/45; however, I forgot the magazines back in my room. I was going to shoot the Glock 19, then quickly changed my mind to use the Les Bear TRS 1911.
Shooting a steel challenge stage for the first time, I think I did pretty well!
David at RNS did pretty well too! He used a Beretta 92 and the ParaUSA LDA Limited .45.
This is Bill from the National Shooting Sports Foundation.
These videos do not do Molly justice.
This bloke does just fine for only being introduced to his first handgun the day before.
Phil at RNS rocking with the .22LR.
Many folks also enjoyed the NSSF pizza dinner. While we sat and ate, Mr. Completely and Elizabeth got the raffle started. Kevin almost immediately notified the winners of the ParaUSA GI 1911 and $2000 training gift certificate from Front Sight. Congratulations to Sean Brzozowzski of Minnesota and Scott Warren of Mississippi for their win!
DirtCrashr, David and myself managed to do well with the raffle. I’m coming home with a Brownells range bag, patches and other misc. items. So cool!
The lucky man of the night, however, was Chuck. He won the ParaUSA Gun Rights 1911!
Mr. Gura demonstrated his method to eradicated constitutional injustice using the the iPhone and “the force.” Sebastrian of Snowflakes in Hell joins in for the fun.
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- Ride Fast going through a Steel Challenge stage.
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- Phil shooting a Ruger .22LR pistol.
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- David of RNS with his Beretta 92.
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- US Citizen and Chuck.
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- DirtCrashr going after some steel.
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- Hanging out at the Washoe County range.
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- Brian from LuckyGunner arrived! Thanks to LuckyGunner for providing their accounting services so that raffle ticket purchases may continue.
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- Checking out the swag. Mr. Gura looks anxious for the prizes!
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- Prizes at the GBR. Fantastic turn out!
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- Mr. Gura uses an iPhone. Enough said.
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- DirtCrashr must’ve had lady luck with him that evening.
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- All this swag from Crimson Trace! Thanks!
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- Glock provided some awesome range bags for the raffle.
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- Picking another winner.
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- Chuck, demonstrating the voice recognition software, NaturallySpeaking on an ePC.
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- Look at that smile!
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- Thank you Crimson Trace!
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- Larry kindly bought this Bison Armory 6.8mm SPC upper. It was donated by SayUncle, co-owner of Bison Armory. Proceeds went to Project IT Valor. Thank you Larry!
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- For those who bought tickets online – thank you on behalf of Project Valor IT.
Great Photos! I sense a YouTube slideshow in the works.
Reminders of having a good time. Thanks for including me. You’re a very good photographer.
Really nice coverage!
Thanks again.
You got some great pics. I’m not in any of them, but I’m a recluse. You have a very good one of my father looking confused.
Great meeting you.
Oh, and move out of California.
Best regards,
Ben
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