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These are pictures of shooters in the pits at the Winnequah Range in Lodi,
Wisconsin. Click on them to see a larger image for a closer look.
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This picture shows the number boards located above and
behind the targets at the Winnequah Gun Club in Lodi, Wisconsin. The sandy
berm in front of the targets is a great help in determining where each
shot has impacted on the target, simply by watching where it impacts on
the berm. After a short period of time, you will know when your shooter
has scored a 10 or X, and when he or she has missed the target completely. |
This picture shows some of the hard wok required to have a
successful Long Range match. This work crew of 4 shooters is pasting new
target sheets over the old sheets on 22 separate target frames. In the
picture (starting clockwise from the top of the picture) are Ernie
Stallman, Cliff Gregg, Mark McClellan, and Karl Nagel. |
This picture shows the pit area, target frames, sandy berm
impact area behind the targets, and the 22 number boards at the Winnequah
Gun Club in Lodi, Wisconsin. This picture was taken in the late afternoon
on September 24th, 2004 — the Friday before the annual Fall match. Notice
the direction of the light and the shadows that are being cast on the
entire target and pit area late in the day. Being in the last relay of the
day at the Fall match with the low hanging sun can be brutal on the
shooter! |
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