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Lastdefender
07-05-2009, 12:04
Fellow Zombie Hunters,
We will be hosting our second annual Zombie Shoot on Saturday, October 24th 2009 at the Langhorne Rod and Gun Club in Northampton Township, Bucks County PA. Here is our initial infomercial on the shoot:
2009 Zombie Shoot Video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXL_jAv8CcA)
We have spent time listening to what you want in a Zombie Shoot and what you don't. Here are three of the major things we learned from your comments:
1. You do not like long lines and long waits between shooting evolutions.
2. You want and expect the range staff to be into the theme of the shoot.
3. You like theatrics and expect all the shooting evolutions should reflect the theme.
Well we heard you at LRGC!
To deal with the lines, we will be limiting the number of shooters at this event. This way we can better manage the flow of the event and limit the waiting. As to our staff and their commitment to the theme, well hopefully the video above gives you a peak into how we plan on running this event. Due to the success of last year's shoot, we have doubled our budget for props, targets and "theatrics" this year. We will also have a prizes for best zombie hunter outfit and best zombie hunting couple. So feel free to bring along your significant other. I'll have more details on this later.
I will post information in this thread as soon as our registration is open. So please check back periodically. We will be requiring pre-registration for this shoot and there will be no walk-on's permitted. Once we sell out, you will be placed on a waiting list. So my suggestion is don't snooze on the registration if this type of shoot is of interest to you.
For those traveling from out of town, we will be working with local hotels in the area to offer discounts to shoot participants. More on that later. For those planning to fly in, either Phila or Newark airports would be suggested. We will have food & drink available for purchase. For safety reasons, alcohol is not permitted on the premises.
If you have any questions please feel free email me at lastdefender@aol.com Also, if you are a vendor and interested in setting up a table at this shoot let me know.
Get Ready...They're Coming,
Gary
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GREYBEAR
07-05-2009, 15:51
To any and all, I was at this shoot last year, and it was a blast(excuse the pun), and great fun. I recommend this shoot for any close by. For me it's a 2 hr drive, but I'll do it again.
:beer::rapid:
Lastdefender
07-23-2009, 05:21
UPDATE 7/23/09
Fellow Zombie Hunters,
We are planning to open up registration on August 24th. I will post the link to this thread when it's open. Unlike the DPMS event is St. Cloud, we will have a limited number of shooting spots available. The reason for the delay on registration is the overwhelming response from those wanting to provide sponsorship, door and raffle prizes etc. So the delay has allowed us to provide more cool stuff for you!
Take Care,
Gary
jimbobborg
07-24-2009, 09:00
To any and all, I was at this shoot last year, and it was a blast(excuse the pun), and great fun. I recommend this shoot for any close by. For me it's a 2 hr drive, but I'll do it again.
:beer::rapid:
It's a 4 hour drive for me, but I will be there!
Jim
Lastdefender
07-24-2009, 10:07
For those of you traveling in from out of town, we will be negociating very favaroable rates at a local hotel. You may want to consider staying over as it's going to be a long day and we want to make sure everyone arrives home safe and sound.
Look for more details on this shortly.
Regards,
Gary
Lastdefender
07-29-2009, 20:05
Update:
I have just spoken with our Vendor Relations/Prize Chairman. We have over $5000.00 in merchandise so far on our prize table and we're not done yet!
Regards,
Gary
Paradiddle
07-31-2009, 14:28
WOW - this looks like too much fun. I wish there was an event like this in California.
Do you let non-members/guests shoot?
COOL!
Lastdefender
07-31-2009, 14:41
WOW - this looks like too much fun. I wish there was an event like this in California.
Do you let non-members/guests shoot?
COOL!
Guests are most welcome.
Regards,
Gary
Lastdefender
08-03-2009, 18:28
Fellow Zombie Hunters,
I thought it might be nice to let you in on some of the prizes that await you from our generous sponsors. Feast your eyes on this from DPMS!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v520/defenderlast/DPMS.jpg
This is a beautiful M4 upper complete with bolt carrier and charging handle.
See you in October....
Gary
Lastdefender
08-03-2009, 20:29
More prize pics coming soon!
Lastdefender
08-11-2009, 17:43
Here are some more prizes that await 2009 LRGC Zombie Hunters....
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v520/defenderlast/TAPCO-ZombiePrizes.jpg
Thanks TAPCO for your support!
Regards,
Gary
Lastdefender
08-13-2009, 15:35
More Prizes! Thank you LaserMax for your support our shoot!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v520/defenderlast/LaserMaxPrizeZombieShoot.jpg
Lastdefender
08-18-2009, 17:10
Important Facts about our Zombie Shoot and Registration
We will be launching registration for our Zombie shoot on August 24th at 8:00pm EDT. We are launching registration in the evening due to the fact that many employers block access to gun related forums and many of you who have emailed me work jobs where you don’t have internet access during the day.
As this shoot has been advertised on well over a dozen boards, I have decided to post the registration link on only one forum. This way no advantage is given to the members of any one particular board or forum. We fully expect this shoot to sell out within the first hour and as such, it might very well be sold out in the time it takes me to post to all the forums. So here is the only site where the registration link will be posted:
http://www.therallypoint.org
The link will be posted in the Mid-Atlantic NY, PA, NJ Forum located here:
http://www.therallypoint.org/forum/index.php?topic=6544.0
I will start a new thread call ZOMBIE SHOOT REGISTRATION
You will be able to register up to two shooters per registration. Just because you complete the registration form does not mean you’ve been accepted. We anticipate hundreds of registrations for just 100 shooting spots. You will be notified via email by August 27th if you’ve made the list. Only those making the list will be notified. We will be maintaining a waiting list. Should we receive a cancellation, we will go down the waiting list in the order they were received.
For those who make the list, we will need to receive payment in full by no later than September 10th. If we fail to receive payment by the 10th, your spot will be forfeited and given to the next person on the waiting list. Once we receive payment, you will get a confirming email to that effect. We accept personal checks and US postal money orders ONLY! NO CASH WILL BE ACCEPTED. The price for this event is as follows:
•LRGC Members: $60.00 each
•Non-LRGC Members: $75.00 each
•Non-Shooting Guests: Free
We shoot in rain, snow, sleet, or shine. We will only delay or cancel our shoot if lightening or weather conditions that would jeopardize personal safety are present. So far we’ve never had to cancel a match. That said, for those who make it in and send their money on time, you can cancel up until October 10th and receive a full refund. After October 10th, no refunds will be given unless we cancel the shoot. If that should happen, your money will be refunded.
If you are not a current member of LRGC, you will need to be at least 18 years of age to shoot at this event. We regret this but insurance requirements dictate our path. Minor children of non-members are welcome to attend as guests, but cannot participate in the course of fire. All participants will be required to sign our standard release of liability to participate in the shoot.
Remember this is a shoot and not a match. You will not receive a numeric score. Instead you will need to “survive” each evolution in order to qualify for the grand prize. The rulings of the range safety officers are final. So no chin music! If you fail an evolution you will still be eligible of all of our other prizes and trust me, they are considerable! We have over $9000.00 worth of products, gift certificates and coupons on our prize table. We will also have prizes for the best dressed Zombie Hunting Couple. And yes “couple” is defined as one male and one female. Only one of the couple has to be a registered shooter to qualify for the couple’s prize.
There will be two distinct courses of fire available for you to participate in at this event:
1.The Standard Rifle/Carbine Course (i.e. AR, AK, FAL, M1A, M1, rifles etc)
2.The Scoped Precision Course
This is a 3-gun style match. All shooters must fire the pistol and shotgun stages with those firearms. Those stages are the SAME for everybody. When it comes to the rifle stages, you must make a choice. You will register as a rifle/carbine shooter, or a scoped precision rifle shooter. You can shoot one or the other, but not both. If you are uncertain which way to go, please know that the precision rifle shooter will be expected to hit .5MOA targets out to 200Y. The rifle/carbine shooter will be presented with actual size targets at various distances from 10 to 200 yards.
You will need to pick which course of fire you want to shoot at time of registration. Remember, you cannot shoot both. In order to participate in the precision course you will need a bolt or semi-auto rifle of .30 caliber or larger with at least a 10X optic. Please note .50 BMG’s are not permitted at LRGC.
For the Rifle Course you will need a semi-automatic center fire rifle capable of firing at least 8 rounds without reloading. So for all you M1 Garand shooters, feel free to bring your War Babies!
Both courses of fire will involve a pistol stage so you will need a pistol with a strong side holster and two spare magazines or speed loaders. Both courses of fire will also include a shotgun stage. Please note only shot shells with #7.5 or smaller shot is permitted (i.e. 7.5, 8 or 9 shot only)
Please be prepared with the following:
Precision Rifle- 40 Rounds
Standard Rifle- 150 rounds
Pistol- 50 rounds
Shotgun-40 rounds
A shooter must begin, and successfully complete all evolutions in order to qualify for ranked prizes. Should stoppages occur, It shall be the final decision of the range staff observing at the time as to whether such stoppage was resolvable by the shooter (or caused by operator error / poor maintenance) or a range malfunction. They alone are authorized to grant a re-shoot, or consider the shooter overcome. This decision is final and without appeal.
Please be sure to dress for both the event and for conditions. Food and drink will be available for purchase at very reasonable prices for all participants and guests. No alcohol is permitted on site PERIOD! We permit SBR’s, SBS’s and suppressed weapons. Please have your ATF forms handy. If you are a sworn LEO and wish to shoot with your full auto duty weapon, that is permitted but it must stay in semi-auto mode only. Please be prepared to show your agency identification. Other than that, no full autos are permitted. No armor piercing or tracer ammo and we request you not shoot SS109 or M855 at our steel targets. You may shoot this ammo at our paper and polymer targets.
Please plan on arriving at the club no later than 8:30am. We have a lot to do and much to cover in our opening briefing and we need you to be punctual. We are working on securing discounts at local hotels for those coming from out of town. More on participating hotels will be posted later. Also, we plan on having a vendor’s area for your shopping pleasure.
Prizes will be awarded after the final shooter has completed their course of fire. You will need to be present to win. LRGC has no provisions to ship any prize. It is important that you know the laws of your State and understand you are responsible for adhering to any State specific rules regarding any firearm accessory you might win i.e. don’t be taking 30 round magazines back to NJ!
Feel free to email me with any question you may have at lastdefender@aol.com
Regards,
Gary
Lastdefender
08-22-2009, 07:28
Many of you have inquired about will there be T-shirts available this year. Well do I have news for you...!!!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v520/defenderlast/t-shirt_template_4color1.jpg
The back of the shirt will contain the names of all of our sponsors and as items are still rolling in, we have not completed the design for the back of the shirt yet. Here's the better news, each registered shooter gets one for FREE! So please know your size at time of registration. Additional shirts may be purchased at time of registration. I doubt shirts will be available at the shoot for purchase. If they are, I can promise you they will be more expensive than ordering them at registration time.
Remember, the registration link will be put up at 2000hrs Monday the 24th here––> http://www.therallypoint.org/forum/index.php?topic=6544.0 That's 8:00pm for all you civvies... It will contain all the info you need to know about the shoot and a hot link to sign up for the event. As this shoot will most likely sell out in the first hour, I've tried to post as much detail as I could about this event in advance. Frankly, the time for you to ask any questions is now. You can reach me at lastdefender@aol.com
Good luck to all those would be Zombie Hunters! Monday fast approaches.
Regards,
Gary
jimbobborg
08-22-2009, 07:37
So no .270 or 7mm rifles on the precision courses? I don't think my current .308 is up to this level of accuracy.
Jim
Lastdefender
08-22-2009, 07:41
So no .270 or 7mm rifles on the precision courses? I don't think my current .308 is up to this level of accuracy.
Jim
Let me review this and get back to you....
Gary
jimbobborg
08-22-2009, 08:53
Let me review this and get back to you....
Gary
Cool, thanks! I have a 6.8 SPC AR upper that's supposed to be super accurate.
Jim
Lastdefender
08-22-2009, 09:27
With the 6.8 you might want to shoot the carbine match?
jimbobborg
08-22-2009, 09:45
It's a 20" Bison Armory upper. http://www.68forums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8660 shows a guy with the 18" barrel and his shooting.
Jim
Lastdefender
08-22-2009, 12:03
You are good to go with any of the three choices you mention to shoot in the precission match. Good luck on Monday.
Gary
jimbobborg
08-22-2009, 13:47
Much obliged, Gary. I look forward to the race to registration!
Jim
Lastdefender
08-22-2009, 15:50
Jim,
You are most welcome. This event has gotten really good play on the shooting boards. I was blown away by the amount of prizes we have to give out after only our second year. I will be anxiously waiting to see what happens at 8:00pm Monday.
The good news is we made a command decision to not count our RSO's in the 100 shooter number. So this adds some additonal capacity and better chances to make the shoot.
A huge part of me wants to do away with the 100 shooter limit entirely but if we do, the lines and waiting would be unacceptable. The waiting was a big complaint of those who attended the DPMS Shoot in St. Cloud MN this year.
So I guess we'll see how many registrations we get on Monday. If I get significantly above our capacity, I will go to the Board of our Club and see if I can't expand the 2010 Zombie to a full weekend. We will also be pursuing a major corporate sponsor as well.
I hope you make it in....
Gary
Lastdefender
08-23-2009, 06:44
Here is the thread link for Monday.....
http://www.therallypoint.org/forum/index.php?topic=6544.0
Let me know if anyone has any trouble accessing it.
Thanks,
Gary
Lastdefender
08-24-2009, 05:51
12 hours to go! :D
jimbobborg
08-24-2009, 18:09
I managed to get my registration done, but man, was the server getting hammered! Even Rally Point's server was being inundated. The clock showed 8:04 when I managed to get the registration through. Hopefully I made it in!
Jim
Lastdefender
08-24-2009, 19:23
Thank you to all who registered. We sold out in under 17 minutes. Emails will be sent to all who made it into this year's Zombie Shoot within 72 hours.
Thanks again,
Gary
Lastdefender
08-26-2009, 16:50
So who made it in from this forum?
GREYBEAR
08-26-2009, 17:39
I'm one of the lucky ones.
:beer::rapid:
Lastdefender
08-26-2009, 19:33
Outstanding! :)
Lastdefender
09-05-2009, 07:24
We will be raffling off one of these.......
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/gerg2222ak47w-jpeg-image-3307x1140-pixels-scaled-45.jpg
* Several surrounding States do not permit the possession of the GSG-AK will full capacity magazines. Please know your State's laws regarding possession of this rifle before buying raffle chances. This rifle and/or it's high capacity magazines, can not ship to any State forbidding their possession. The winner will be responsible for any required State instacheck fees. Due to ATF regulations, the rifle will need to be either shipped to the FFL of the winner's choosing or can be picked up at the sponsor's location in King of Prussia PA during normal business hours. Thank you King Shooter's Supply http://www.betterbullets.info/HOME.ASPX
Lastdefender
09-07-2009, 14:49
Due to popular demand, we will open up our raffle on the GSG-AK to non-attendees. So here is how you can participate:
1. Send a personal check or USPS money order payable to:
Langhorne Rod and Gun Club in the amount of $10.00
2. Send payment to:
Langhorne Rod and Gun Club Raffle
C/O BMS Consulting Co.
PO Box 120
Newtown Square, PA 19073
3. Please include a self addressed stamped envelope so we can send you your tickets.
4. Please be sure to include your name, email address and a phone number so we can reach you to tell you the good news!
5. You will receive eight (8) chances on the GSG-AK rifle. Your tickets will be mailed out within 48 hours of receipt of payment.
6. We must receive your raffle payment by no later than October 1st 2009
And now for the rules…… Of course there has to be rules!
1. You will need to be of legal age and able to pass a NICS check. If you do not know what this is, don’t send any money.
2. You will be responsible for all NICS check costs your dealer may imposes.
3. If you can’t pass the NICS check, the rifle will be returned and awarded to the runner-up.
4. The rifle must be either shipped to your FFL or picked up in person at King Shooter Supply during normal business hours. We can not ship the rifle directly to you nor will it be available for pick up the day of the shoot. These are Federal rules not ours. We will cover the cost of shipping the rifle to your FFL.
5. The winner will be responsible for any state taxes or fees imposed by their dealer.
6. Please know your State Laws prior to sending money. King Shooter Supply will not ship the
rifle or its magazine to any state forbidding its possession.
On behalf of all of us at LRGC-Practical Rifle Program we wish you good luck and feel free to email me with any questions at lastdefender@aol.com
Gary
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Lastdefender
09-09-2009, 20:10
Guys,
We've had some issues with getting mail delivered to our Club address. You may get your payment back returned undeliverable from the USPS. If this happens, please use the following address:
Langhorne Rod and Gun Club
251 Stoneyford Road
Holland, PA 18966
Attn: Practical Rifle Program
If you have sent your payment, you will receive an email acknowledgement from us within 48 hours of receipt. Please let me know if you've sent payment but have not received an acknowledgement in a timely fashion. Due to all the chaos with the USPS, we are extending the deadline for registration to the 20th of September. We are very sorry for any inconvenience this situation has caused.
Regards,
Gary
Lastdefender
09-13-2009, 15:22
So what were you doing this opening day of NFL football Sunday? Watching the game? Hanging out with friends? Avoiding the wife/GF? Well take a look at what your Zombie Construction Battalion was doing....
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v520/defenderlast/09130910551.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v520/defenderlast/09130910491.jpg
Are you ready for what awaits you on October 24th?
Lastdefender
09-16-2009, 15:21
FAQ
1. Will Zombie be run/scored like a typical 3-Gun event? No. In fact there will be no numeric score given to any participant. Instead, like in a real life Zombie encounter, you must only survive the interaction with the Zombie. We use the term "shoot" as opposed to "match" for this reason. Again, let me be clear, there will be no numeric scores given at this shoot. Your goal and focus should be on neutralizing the Zombie infection and completing the evolution in the time allotted. If you are looking for a competitive match style event where shooters are ranked in order of their performance, then Zombie may not be for you. Instead, if you want a shoot that is designed to be a fun, safe, theme oriented event, then we believe you will find exactly that at Zombie 2009!
2. How can I tell if I survived the encounter during a shooting evolution? You will be required to complete a specific shooting evolution and several non-shooting evolutions during the day. You will be given what we feel is a fair amount of time to do so. If you complete the stage you survive. If you fail to complete the stage in the proscribed time, hit a no-shoot target or commit a safety violation, you get "ripped". The benefit of the doubt will always go to the shooter.
3. I've heard and read about this term "ripped." What does it mean? In our original 2008 Zombie shoot each participant was issued an index card and if they failed to complete a stage, a portion of their card was torn away or "ripped" by the Range Safety Officer running the evolution. The term "ripped" has stuck with our program to this day. In 2009 you will be issued a laminated Zombie card and instead of it being ripped we will be using a hole punch to designate failure to complete a stage on your Zombie card.
4. So what does it mean if I survive? At the conclusion of the match, all survivors will be issued a special colored prize ticket. Once all shooters have completed the course of fire, we will begin drawing from the pool of survivor tickets. The first ticket pulled will have first pick from the prize table. The second ticket will have second pick and so on. You must be present at the drawing to win.
5. So if I get ripped I might as well go home then? Absolutely not! We have many prizes to give away. After the survivors have picked from the prize table, we will then turn to those with one rip, then two rips, then three rips etc. until there are no prizes left to award.
6. Are there any other ways for me to win prizes at the Zombie shoot? Yes indeed. We will be giving away awards for the Best Zombie Hunting Couple (1), also a prize will be given to the shooter traveling the farthest to shoot with us.(2) We will also have a 50/50 raffle as well.
7. Will there be ammunition for sale at the shoot? No, please plan on bringing what you need and a little bit extra. If you fail to plan properly, you will be at the mercy of your teammates or worse the Zombie Hoard. Take it from me, the Zombies are very unforgiving!
8. I don't have a shotgun or pistol, or rifle can I still compete in the shoot? Well you will need to complete all the evolutions to survive. If you do not have a specific firearm you will be at the mercy of your teammates. You will also need to demonstrate to the RSO staff that you can safely operate any firearm you borrow.
9. What if I wish to dispute being "ripped" on a particular evolution; what is the appeals process? There is no appeal of an RSO ripping you. Their judgment is final.
10. Will there be food available at the shoot? Yes, we will have food available for a modest donation. We have a limited selection so if you are on a strict diet or have any medical conditions that require specific food avoidance; you may be wise to bring your own. I believe our Zombie chef is planning on meatball sandwiches and baked ziti this year.
11. Will there be water/soda etc available on site? Yes, we will have bottled water available for purchase as well as other soft drinks for purchase. As a reminder, no alcoholic beverages are permitted on our premise. Please leave any alcohol at home.
12. What's up with the GSG-AK Raffle? The nice folks at King Shooters Supply were kind enough to donate a GSG-AK rifle to the Practical Rifle Program. We elected to raffle it off to help raise funds for Langhorne Rod and Gun Club and the Action Shooting programs. We have offered tickets for sale to our Zombie participants as well as to those reading the various threads on the Internet Boards where we have advertised the shoot. As such, you do not need to be present to win the GSG-AK Raffle. The rifle can be either picked up at King Shooters Supply in King of Prussia PA during normal business hours or it will be shipped to the FFL of the winner's choosing. Due to ATF regulations, the rifle cannot be transferred at the Zombie Shoot. We will pick a runner up just in case the winner fails the NICS check.
13. How is the airsoft stage being run from a safety perspective? The airsoft stage does not involve pointing an airsoft firearm at any other person. Even so, we have an experienced airsoft competitor operating the stage, and all safety protocols that are used in formal competition shall be employed. These include mandatory protective gear, as well as checks to ensure that no harmful item is brought even accidentally into the defined airsoft arena. All participants will be scanned with a metal detecting wand to ensure that no firearms, ammunition, edged weapons or any other possibly dangerous item enters the airsoft arena.
See you on the 24th!,
Gary
Foot notes:
(1)For the purpose of this match the term "Couple" is defined as one (1) registered adult shooter and an adult companion of the opposite sex. Adult is defined as an individual eighteen years of age or older. The companion does not need to be a registered shooter.
(2) We will use the address on your State issued drivers license to determine farthest distance traveled. i.e I just flew in from xxxxx will not qualify.
Lastdefender
09-17-2009, 16:54
Okay...okay... I give...You win! I have received many emails regarding the Best Dressed Zombie Couple Prize. To sum them all up they went something like...."Hey I want to get decked out in my Zombie Hunting gear but my wife/GF/SO has to _____________(fill in the blank) and can't make the shoot. What about me? What kind of prize can I win?"
I have met with our Sponsor Chairperson today and we have created an additional prize category....
BEST DRESSED ZOMBIE HUNTER!
This prize like the couples prize will be awarded to the participant who in the opinion of the judges best reflects the spirit of this event in their attire. You do not need to survive to win this prize. You must however be a registered shooter to win the best Dressed Zombie Hunter.
So all you would be Zombie Hunters, have at it and dress the part. Oh and the value of this prize award will be significantly greater than your registration fee.
So now you can all stop emailing me! :D
See you on the 24th!
Gary
Lastdefender
09-23-2009, 19:04
Here is a little of what awaits our survivors....
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v520/defenderlast/untitled.jpg?t=1253753572
Lastdefender
10-01-2009, 19:40
A shotgun tip....
For those coming to the Zombie Shoot remember you will be using no larger than 7.5 shot. For those with recoil driven shotguns like the Benelli M1 Super 90 this may cause cycling issues. I would recommend if you have a semi-auto, go run a box of low brass through your gun and see how it reacts. It would be a shame to find out that your ammo doesn't work in your gun the day of the shoot. For those with pumps this should not present a problem. Not all low brass is created equal...
Gary
Lastdefender
10-06-2009, 16:45
Fellow Zombie Hunters,
Something to keep in mind, it is Fall here in PA and it is very possible that we will have damp conditions. Are you prepared to shoot in the rain? Have you ever shot in the rain? Do you have the right gear? Did you consider bringing a pair of gloves? If you've ever spent time outdoors in a damp cold rain you'll know what happens to your hands.
I invite you to give some consideration and reflect on just how prepared you are for a wet or damp day at the range? Will the $100 battery powered optic you bought instead of the $350 Aimpoint or Eotech actually function?
Well my friends the time to find out the answers to these questions is not on 10/24/2009. One thing Freddy and I have learned after running our practical rifle program for three years in all weather conditions is just how unprepared many of us are for conditions. Let's face it, how many times have you cancelled a shooting date due to poor weather? How many times had you planned to go to the range only to look outside and say....Nah too nasty or worse... I'm not taking my $$$$$ rifle out in that!
My Zombie Shoot thought for the day..... Proper planning prevents poor performance! The Zombies Don't Fear the Rain.... and neither should you!
Gary out.....
Lastdefender
10-13-2009, 20:15
Directions
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Guys,
Please use Google when getting directions to our Club for Zombie. Please DO NOT TRUST your GPS as we seem to have great difficulty with getting proper coordinates and people get lost.
For those needed a directions to LRGC for Zombie.
1. Go to www.google.com
2. Hit the maps button
3. Insert: 251 Stoneyford Rd, Holland, Bucks, Pennsylvania 18966
This should provide a map to the Club location. We have had real difficulty with GPS and other mapping programs.
Regards,
Gary
Lastdefender
10-22-2009, 20:34
Two nice prizes that await complements of our friends at Area 51 Tactical!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v520/defenderlast/10220917541.jpg
jimbobborg
10-22-2009, 20:38
Fellow Zombie Hunters,
Something to keep in mind, it is Fall here in PA and it is very possible that we will have damp conditions. Are you prepared to shoot in the rain? Have you ever shot in the rain? Do you have the right gear? Did you consider bringing a pair of gloves? If you've ever spent time outdoors in a damp cold rain you'll know what happens to your hands.
I invite you to give some consideration and reflect on just how prepared you are for a wet or damp day at the range? Will the $100 battery powered optic you bought instead of the $350 Aimpoint or Eotech actually function?
Well my friends the time to find out the answers to these questions is not on 10/24/2009. One thing Freddy and I have learned after running our practical rifle program for three years in all weather conditions is just how unprepared many of us are for conditions. Let's face it, how many times have you cancelled a shooting date due to poor weather? How many times had you planned to go to the range only to look outside and say....Nah too nasty or worse... I'm not taking my $$$$$ rifle out in that!
My Zombie Shoot thought for the day..... Proper planning prevents poor performance! The Zombies Don't Fear the Rain.... and neither should you!
Gary out.....
Hey Gary,
I just checked the weather for your neck of the woods. Are there shelters available? I see a possibility for lightning forecast on Saturday...
Jim
Lastdefender
10-22-2009, 20:45
Jim,
We will call an immediate cease fire if there is lightening in the area. We don't mess with lightening. There are several shelters to use.
Regards,
Gary
Lastdefender
10-23-2009, 19:12
Zombie Hunters,
I just got back from Zombie 2009 set-up at the club. We ran our staff throught the evolutions today and this event ROCKS! I think you will be very pleased! Be sure to give yourself plenty of time to get to the range as it will be raining. Drive safe and I look forward to seeing you all tomorrow. If you run into to trouble, give us a call at 215-968-4202
Get a good nights sleep. You're gonna need it!
Gary out...
jimbobborg
10-25-2009, 09:36
I got home at Midnight from this shoot. Please tell me you're doing it again next year! This was truly an awesome shoot. My only disappointment was not getting to actually shoot on the long range set as my squad hit everything during the Horde evolution!
Gary, I'd like to thank everyone at Langhorne for setting this thing up. If you do this next year, let the folks in the free states know if anyone needs to borrow some high capacity mags for their rifles next year. I have eight 30 round AR mags and two 30 round Mini-14 mags I could loan out during the shoot. Just a suggestion.
Thanks again!
Jim
GREYBEAR
10-25-2009, 11:48
When I got home from the Zombie shoot I was too tired to do any thing but crash. I would of course like to thank all those involved with the shoot for a very, very good time. The melee, the House of Horrors, and the Pistol-shotgun evolutions were great.
Gary, I hope somthing could be done about my suggestion for a sword and axe evolution, as I am very much into sharp and pointy things. (HEH HEH). Also as an almost IMPOSSIBLE SUGGESTION, how about inviting Milla Jovovich of "Resident Evil" for next year. That should be interesting.
GO DELTA.
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jimbobborg
10-25-2009, 12:19
Also as an almost IMPOSSIBLE SUGGESTION, how about inviting Milla Jovovich of "Resident Evil" for next year.
GO DELTA.
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Oh yeah!!!! And Sienna Guillory from the second movie.
Foxtrot rules!
Jim
Lastdefender
10-25-2009, 15:07
Thank you for all the kind comments. We will be sending out a survey next week regarding your experiance. I would encourage you to participate and give us your feedback. Freddy and I will be reviewing the survey results in preparation for asking the LRGC Board to sanction Zombie 2010...
Maybe for once we can hold a large event in dry weather. :lol:
For those who enjoy WWII era firearms, we will be holding our Winter of 1944 Shoot on February 27th 2010. I will post details on this shoot shortly.
Regards,
Gary
Lastdefender
10-27-2009, 19:10
For those who participated in Zombie 2009, I sent out our survey form this evening to your email address. I'd ask you to spend a few minutes completing it so we can improve on our 2010 Zombie shoot.
Thanks,
Gary
GREYBEAR
10-28-2009, 18:30
Gary, do you have any pictures to post? I know there were photos taken. Please show what is available.
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Lastdefender
10-28-2009, 18:38
Gary, do you have any pictures to post? I know there were photos taken. Please show what is available.
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Hi Greybear! Here you go... I really hope you have a high speed internet access! :D
http://public.fotki.com/flyfishdave/lrgc/lrgc-special-events/
jimbobborg
10-28-2009, 19:43
That's pretty cool! They posted my shotgun run. Started on #286.
Jim
GREYBEAR
10-30-2009, 22:07
OK, they are great. The first one I'm in is while loading up with my "special" brand of ammo on #349, and at my Shotgun run on #787. Can't wait for next year.
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Lastdefender
10-31-2009, 06:52
Here is another set....
http://public.fotki.com/rexjbd/lrgc/lrgc-zombies-2009/
Enjoy,
Gary
GREYBEAR
10-31-2009, 21:12
This set of picture were also very good, except that they make me look really fat. Of course it is said that pictures make you look 10lbs heavier, looks more like 50 to me. Next year I'll have alot of it off.
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jimbobborg
11-01-2009, 14:51
Of course it is said that pictures make you look 10lbs heavier, looks more like 50 to me.
Sure, blame the camera.
Next year I'll have alot of it off.
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Good luck with that! Seriously.
Jim
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