Sunday, June 08, 2008
High power action: It ain't working for me. =\
200 Yard Slow Offhand: 182-4x
200 Yard Rapid Sitting: 92-1x
300 Yard Rapid Prone: 99-2x
600 Yard Slow Prone: 98-3x
Total: 471-10x
Sunny and warm day with no wind at all. The match was a smaller one as well with only 13 people blasting away, just like last month. How odd. My standing sucked, i was going back and forth from a X or 10 to a 8. My sitting blows again, but i think that is where i need to focus on. As to my blurb last month on going all out for the high master class, i dunno anymore. hah!
After getting home, i did an oil change on Delilah, she turns 100k miles. woot!
Enough of that crap, on with the Alaskan stitches.
The quarter way point in Denali National Park. Tour buses only. Wake up at 4am, cram yourselves onto a bus and sit for a 6 or 8 hour tour (feels like forever either way). You play the game of shout out loud to stop the bus if you see anything, mostly we didn't see much except for a few spots. We saw bald eagles, brown bears, dall sheep, and caribou at a far off distance. This stop lasted a whole 15 minutes and the driver didn't give a hoot if she left ya.
Halfway point on the bus tour. Its pretty but i guess its the first turnaround and rest area.
All this time in the summer it just looked barren, it wasn't the snow capped mountains until we reached Seward, the last of our land journey. This pano was made while wandering around the city before hopping onto the cruise ship.
In the water, first day of 2 seabound, heading towards a glacial bay. Beh, its water.
Cruise Ship Parking at Juneau. Park your cruise ship and get offloaded onto a Pier39-ish land.
I tried a few others and it didn't work, or somehow i had missed a section to stitch. Oh well, like i knew i was going to do this.
200 Yard Slow Offhand: 182-4x
200 Yard Rapid Sitting: 92-1x
300 Yard Rapid Prone: 99-2x
600 Yard Slow Prone: 98-3x
Total: 471-10x
Sunny and warm day with no wind at all. The match was a smaller one as well with only 13 people blasting away, just like last month. How odd. My standing sucked, i was going back and forth from a X or 10 to a 8. My sitting blows again, but i think that is where i need to focus on. As to my blurb last month on going all out for the high master class, i dunno anymore. hah!
After getting home, i did an oil change on Delilah, she turns 100k miles. woot!
Enough of that crap, on with the Alaskan stitches.
The quarter way point in Denali National Park. Tour buses only. Wake up at 4am, cram yourselves onto a bus and sit for a 6 or 8 hour tour (feels like forever either way). You play the game of shout out loud to stop the bus if you see anything, mostly we didn't see much except for a few spots. We saw bald eagles, brown bears, dall sheep, and caribou at a far off distance. This stop lasted a whole 15 minutes and the driver didn't give a hoot if she left ya.
Halfway point on the bus tour. Its pretty but i guess its the first turnaround and rest area.
All this time in the summer it just looked barren, it wasn't the snow capped mountains until we reached Seward, the last of our land journey. This pano was made while wandering around the city before hopping onto the cruise ship.
In the water, first day of 2 seabound, heading towards a glacial bay. Beh, its water.
Cruise Ship Parking at Juneau. Park your cruise ship and get offloaded onto a Pier39-ish land.
I tried a few others and it didn't work, or somehow i had missed a section to stitch. Oh well, like i knew i was going to do this.
Labels: Delilah, High Power Rifle, Maintainence, Panoramic
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